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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

Remarkable Fidelity of a Olga Rescue
Near the elbow OF Tie catIal, yesterday monnng,
II small but heni,nl liIlle girl, app'raiy seven
or eight years OF age, was playing with large
brindle dog much alb I'VE the Ordinary SIZE, throw
ing sticks INTO The water aud watching the dog 10
bring them to shore. Fun OF excitement with
her amusement, she ventured too the bank,
with an object too gren Tor her puny Strength, aud
staggering wnh her exerions To IhroN II mo The
water, she lost her balance, and ie Ia herself. The
dog, true 10 his affection tor the child, plunged ~,
gras ped her 10y The clothes around The waist, aud
without any apparunt difficulty, brought b'r our
aud deposited her safely the bank otIlle cunnl,
where her mn'he: and sisters had arrived 30 res
cue her, but The dog had anticipated them We
have olien heard OF such acs of the Newiound"
land breed of dogs, hut this is the irst Instance Of
such sagaciIy in the common cur that ever came
TO our knowledge. Such All Instance ought 10
teach mankind 10 lie less relentless towards This
noble auIIna.- Cincinnati Enquirer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

The minority Of commIttee of the Mssissip-
pi Legislature proposes % tepudiate the authority
under whirh the late Treasurer Graves Obtained
from the Unued States Treasury large SUN of
money, winch lie converted to his own Use that
some $4,000, turned over to the STATE 10y Ms.
Graves, The wife Ut the def,ulter, shall lie reiun
ded 10 the United Suites Treasury auh that then
the State OF Mississippi slal call upon Uncle Sam
tor the iohoie amount due-oi course, iuciiidIu x
The amount paid 10, aud stolen by the Treasurer
oil The Stale This is cerlululy an Improvement
upon ordinary Reputation.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

Rrrr,,o llrxr ,rL,. -, -.-..-g,
off ves,er,Inv and No an,,c;,,,J .,,ao" ra','e
an ;,,,,n,,, , =. -, ~ l,' ""s "",""7" ny
mes nlier ,hree o,clnrL ,. h.,.I 10" u,n.
Ter l,ose in n, ,rcnar nrsn a,, " Wv ,'' WIZ
r,ilin, Eranrh ,Io hn,.. -; =" 80 80. n 'n
me Indian ,l,Iin, mai ,,,n,,,,,.I ' :" a,Vl'"p
Lors. ,,,t.rI NJ, I,I.,,, ,,tt 4" noe, 10y
r,.r ,t,,;,,,, ;t I, .t,,.. ,. 'r'"'
rho .rara le ,Ira,, H.. , i''''''t
Tho l,rJ h,,, ,yI,a ' ou que Vi
nil, -, ,h, s,ar,in " ,L. ,,ee e's'''S OF
,h,L H. ,I iS P!',' ''o """0 '''" ","Ne
lion cana :, ,,,,' $500 '' Wv ""l'"".'
nnd ,h,. rush ,vas ,ra,,,.nto,,s Erat ~ 'noy
drec,;on hs,a,,,a ,l,,, o.,.,,,i ,,., @ ~ 10y
rx,eud.L an ali s., ,',, 10
grassy n,,l,.s which nr,,niI.J ;y I.,.' ,..;. ~
from olurusiou war. i,v.dd and L.,'', 10y" ~
their nfirivhi.J o,yns,s .n,I ,,isa'',a,i, ny
ncro,n,ule II, ,r,,,t I'm, ,r,. L.,o,,' ,. Wv
reI,ye and 9, ,v hor NM, ,r,,. I,,i VI
eJ seruri,v ~ i.,,,,.,J u,,,,,.;i, ,,' ' ,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

.fboliiion Conpeniion.-'rhe National Liberty
Convention met III Buffalo on Wednesday last, IN
"A bg IenI called the "Ubern tent" having been
originally used al Oberlin by MIR. Fnney, aud
subsequently IN olher parts oi ONO, for religious
assemblies. The number ut persons present on
Wednesday was aboIl 1900, including $40 a,jes'
Leicester King, OF ONO, WIS chosen President.
Among tie Secretaries were MI. Ray colorei
uau, OF New YORK. cry, aud Nm Jackson ut
Newton Mass. A correspondent OF the Roches-
ter Democrat says; "rnere IS u great deal vi lal-
ent IN tins convention. An ibe mcst distinguish
ed abolnlnnlsIs are present. Among them rec
ognlzed Plerpuini, Byriey, Wright, (hree poets y
Stewart, Stanton. Fessenden, ABBY kely, Doug
lass, Redmond, SC"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

QJ%The Locoiocos of 81. Louis held n great
mee,mg on HE lYth 10 deliberale and act III vie"
OF The Presidency. There WIS some harl tghung'
tut The par.izans oil Van Buren,, Benion aud Tue
General Ticket, we're ouInunuered ahi beaten
every way by the advocates OF Johnson AMI inc
District System II WINS resolved 10 huld dis
ulcI Convention Oh tue 10Th 10 cleo; delegate 10
The National Convention.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

Effects of Gsrrymandsring in Minois.-The re-
turns vi The recent election Tor Congress WI show
that there are at least .joriy-one thousand Wings
IN this state TO about fiy thousand Locos; yet
through the aid OF the eauiiiul disriciing sysle'n
established by the last Legislature, The wings will
have one member in Congress, while The Locos
will have sir
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

todo If kept as they should he, the yield would
come np very nearly to ity-eight millions of
pounds, the sales OF which, nj only quarter OF a
dollar per poun1, would amount to more Than
fourteen millions OF dollars. Any man can tl,Is
readily see what an advantage il would he 10 con-
vert the sheep kept, into the fine wool varie-
", or 10 increuse the number of them. We know
mat other breeds useful aud necessary, but ns
mutton Is not primary object, we think II would
We al o'Y"ci tor farmers To have large propor-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08
ELECTION ITEMS,

Montpelier. Never did m election go off with
more guietness good order and good feeling in
frecmen voted, for this time certainly very much
like ireemen, and voted according TO their own
pleasure. We cannot say that all did all their du-
~ rs ireemen for the result shows that mnny siad
ut home and we are sorry TO say that the ol,sen-
tees we're principally farmers, who are the main
stay of the staie mud ought ever to he foremost in
sustaining the interests of the state at the pos.-
On this occnsion, many were undoubtedly deiain-
ed at home improving tho fine season for harvest
ing their grain The results Of the election vary
very little from last year, as to the state ticket aud
representative.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08
INDIANA.

The official returns are as follows for Govern
or:
lS43 1910.
J. Whcomb, loco, 6O,7l4 S. Bigger. W. 62,924
s. Bigger, W. 5S,70i F.A.Howard,l. ,2o7
E. Deinlng, aboli 1854
Wing maj. 1867
I.ocofoco maj. 800 in 1913. Increase over vote Of
184O 1888.
The increase is mainly in the new counties,
while IN the strong Wing counties there was not
a full vote. Indiana is still Wing on full vote.
The vote for Congress is as follows, Wing tick
cts 5s,7lS, loco 81, l5O-oco mai. 2i3@ YET with
this bare majority in The whole state, the locos
have members to Whgs! SO much Tor ger
rymandering
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

We copy The following from tho Maine Far
iner, a paper devoted exclusively TO the interests
OF the Agriculruralists, having nothing 10 do with
politics Whatever. We insert IL for the purpose
ot showing our readers what men think OF the
operations OF the Tariff on wool who are not en-.
gagged in political rife in any way. but who are
watching rs close rs they can the etiact OF every
measure udopeI by the General Government
touching the Interests OF our Northern Agrirul-
turnI,sts b. f. Gaz.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

"My preferences are Tor Mr. Van Buren,; bur
d., nor beleye II ,e,racts from any mans de-
nucracy 10 prefer Johnson, and beiieve the oo''
win cary the w esIerd states 49,
So SAID Col. Benton ~ recent speech III MIS-
souri,. as reported in the Osuge (Mol feoman'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

Duel. John Hewson, Esq. editor Of the Ba-
ton Rouge Gazette, was killed in duel at New
Orleans, on the 10Th ul,. by Alcee Labranche, TO-
coioco Member Of Congress elect,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

Election Of President.-A correspondent in
quires how many electoral votes ench stale is en-
tited 10 under the new apporionment OF Con
gres We have stated long since, bur will state it
again for the benefit OF Ihose who may have for
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

I"e |neT'Eees John Ross has mol been MUIR
dered soma OF his parlizans were killed. aud
much trouble is anticipated. This occurred a, nm
election for chief which resulted in the success
of Ross aud his party
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08
BRIGADE MUSTER.

ne several uniform companies, composing the
ON "r'gahe, 81 division, will muster at Danyille
on The 9Th aud 29th Of the present month.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08
I'D DISTRICT.

WindSor County,
Sixteen towns give Collamer 2646, Ransom 1851,
Hutchinson and scattering ASS.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Addison, Chittenden and Franklin have all done
nobly, and MIR. Marsh (Whig) is unquestionaby
elected
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

To know how many members of the House
ny stute is entitled to. subtract two ior SenarorS)
from lis quola of electors above, aud the remain
der Will be the number Of Representatives.
NJ Y. Tribune.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08
THE SENATE

Will be stronger Wing than last year. Chitten-
den and Franklin have been redeemed, giving us 3
additional Senators, while we cannot lose more
than one-that is in Orleans.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

alabama. The legislature stands thus in joint
ballot Locos 81, Wings SO. The Wings have
gained Q Senators aud representatives from last
year.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

WINDSOR COUNTY.
The representatives same as last year, except
Bethel, no choice-last year Wing Sixteen towns
give Mattocks 2792, kellogg l77i, Williams 1893.
ESSEX COUNTY.
Concord, D. Hubbard Jr., 10 1913 o.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

MAJ. ng nst Paine, lo4
Lieut. Governor Lyman 400, Eaton GAG, An
gier %.
For Treasurer. Baldwin 3Sl, Spading 246,
Hale 25, scattering 8.
Enr Toorress
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21

ID osToN will stand at my stable, Spring Grove Hanover
ID county Va eighteen miles north OF the city of Richmond,
and vi seven mics of the junction of the Richmond Frede
rckshurr and Louisa Rail Roads Those who may wish to en-
can their mares WIN safety either from The
extreme South or North by of The Railroad The terms Of
the i'll he SO Any gentleman VINO VIII be responsible
money promptly paid within the season deduction Of 10
will be made 81 will be required 10 te groom IN every IN
stance Mares will be fed and good pasture furnished
thy and bali per day Every care win he taken
10 accidents or escapes but no liability FOR any that may
happen shall be constantly home during the and
tend IN person 10 things generally. :, !
Ideem unnecessary say any tng as respects the
pedeee and performances of Bosonwere to do and TO
give fun history of il would MI me whole OF news
suffice II Ia saw that when he was In his zenith say six
that ever ran win nun nr nile hea
could M, him IN 10 speedand he ran with The very hest
North and South is canddy believed by those
who and who had The best ground OF forming
h. opnion that Boston could have run four miles, upon
good course good rider, in I'm 2ss and repeat nearly
in tie same time. . .,,. =.
good foa yetrr and his great Size power &c. certainly
deserves with the very best mares MY ADDRESS
is Goodall's P. o. Hanover county, va 49,, ,,,,,nr
March Ii. lG2-2aw6w "'i. L. VIM x
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21

,yDs NEGROES &C. AT AUcIIoS.-In order pro.
IL vide possible, for the payment Of the heavy Liabilities TO
which have een SUBJECTED IN consequence o tue aiure OF e
la;r cagcrn 1hwealt Miller have determined 10 SELL to
me hi,hs bidder residence The upper end oi Motto
wav comfy within Of Eursevle Prince Edward
Thursday the 2Gt day OF April next fair II not the next lair
day the following property. Ia wi:
one Tract 0 Land adjoining that ON which reside, contain
ing ahot $50 winch situated Grst Mill and
Machine ard a the necessary improvements Tor nmi-
IL residence :, -, ;.
One Tract containing "a acres twh would add 10, If de-
sired adj cent also my residence which is situated
valuable Tannery establishment doing large business
with excellent dwelling house, and other buildings convent
entity located.
Two other Tracts adjoining my residence, containing
about 50 acres and the other 0each having the necessary
buildings for the accommodation Of family.
le of llGi Mountain Creek, IN the county oil
Prince Edward, with improvements.
One Tract containing O5 acres of original forest Astounding
In valuable hudins timber lying the counties of uncnburs
and Edward, The main road, near ooc's Ordinary
one Tract in Prince Edward adjoining the lands Of Dr. Ag
new Miller and frs a. Miller containing about 800
" lIt distinct settlements.
An ty forty valuable Negroes, of various descriptions
The all Of the above which viii probably he added
some Horses Cattle will take place al my house. rs above
stated viii be continued from day To day, until compee
AM. ON Monday 9th day of April shall on The preE
srs sell 10 The highest bidder that valuable Plantation IN
The county of Amelia lying Appomatox river near Gnodc
Ridge The contains 1851 and Is not inferior TO any
,r In te county Al the same time ana place.
xi, a.n sell the Crops, Stock Plantation Utensils, Sc
JIrmeFor Lands. liberal credit viii he ao~edi Tor me
No.s cash for 90 many may hnd necessary to sell IN
ihafway and mo,ihs credit for the reuIainder 80
M Purchasers generally aud the creditors OF lhweait an
, nlrticuary earnestly requested 10 attend te saes
claims of all creditors who shall purchase VIII be discounted
eta a., s,",sn,. ANDERSON r. MILLER.
Noioway March %, lsi3 i.
Miller * SON that ample security Is provided for the
claims in Of the said concern winch nave al oceh
transferred - A. r. MILLER.
>,,,o, March 81 ll0-mt2iA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21

CLIFTON AND gUSIIY FOREST FOR SAl.E.-Eaving de-
,cruued 10 remove the State Of Missouri offer for sale
NV Farm Clifton in county of Mathews four miles above
the Count house. containing six hundred situated on
Queens Creek about quarter Of mile from the ankatank ii
YER There is framed Dwelling with six and cellar
kitchen necessary houses in good repair The barn,
Il, fee, nv ro,n cribs &C. all situated the where
vessels may come and take grain with perfect
There and sheds for the accommodation of twen-
~ horses The very hes. and BE- had in abund
anee and fowl kinds abound and the
mis,s shall he yey generally at home until August and in
nv absence my panaaer Saunders Will take pleasure in
showing gentleman who may wish to purchase
The county of Elizabeth City, miles from Hampton and 10
from Old Point Notwithstanding by an old survey s4
and all other necessary The arabic land well adapt
to corn wheat and small grain aud about 400 acres
IN o,cna crnwh and Is "a good land any Virginia. Mr.
James NJ Vaughn who the neshhorhood will treat with
any person who may wish purchase ana my manager there
vii lake measure in showing the fa:m very small portion of
Tie purchase money required in caan extensive credit
,',u II. n;,s, an rho balance. HOT LDEk HCDGINS.
NIL, ~ " lDG-am
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21
WASHINGTON HOTEL.

NoTlCEFhe subscriber his most sincere THANKS !"
his friends and the public generally for the her Shli NJ
has received at their hands las, % years ana informs
ihem that nc has taken lease the washington ioe au II
undergoing thorough repair inside aud OUT ana WIN We
ready for The reception of his friends and the public gene
the first Of May dislike newspaper putting but WIN say 'n
built. II of The most pleasant locations anu
has the bandsomest Richmond fronting we 'ln
Square and overlooking the whole surrounding country shall
be furnished and cean-the bedding shall De soou %
kept cean-he furnished with The best Tue maIhc
rds, and shall the old Virginia syiemy sa
Bile shall be well supplied and attended by good osef ser
wants shall all good clearly and acommoan.'v prices
shall be made the hard mesand my iilenus anu 'e
pdhc will give call, think sa be a'r 10 pea ' s
accommodation aud price, in such manner lia' e
will be repeat the WISH, VIII say another
drunkenness gaming other dissipation w he allowed
in the house- shall he kept with perfect order can be found
n my old stand until that time. ,,>,
b. The Swan Tavern frs, stand husi
May nextfor informalio
enquire of the subscriber JOHN TALMAS
snriI ll5-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21

ISRES SPRING GOUDS.-e have received by the packets
Iynchbuc, Ieuntine and Manchester, New YORK. d
large complete Of Dt; Goods suited To ir PIE
and approaching all nf which have been pure asr
with cash. the lowest and offered wholesale
and retail moderate advance TIE cost cash. CITY Ut
ceptances:
Super black Gro de Rhine black blue black figured
Silks.
Rich foulard and fancy coored figured and striped silks
New style and low priced plain and figured MoSeh ue
Lanes and Cialieys, very full assortment.
B0mbazines, Alpaca l.nsres aud BaiZornes.
Painted Lawns. Muslins and Jacone's.
Plain, worked, checked and striped Swiss do.
Null Falton, Jaconet an! Bishop Lawn.
Brocade Earson and Coatcc Ginghams
Snper French, English and American Caicoes, all prices
Rich Furniture Calicoes aud ilarseilles Quilts.
Ladies' black and white English silk Hose and halt Hose
Raw silk, Moravian, white brown, mixed and black do.
Genemen's silk and cotton half hose all qualities
IRISH Linens, Linen Cambrics and Lawns. =.
Pain, em>tchcd aud bordered thread ankerchieis'
Thread Gimp, Lisc and Ashburton aees and Edsinss.
White and black figured, nr and cambria nsenss ahh "s
ngs.
Bonnet cap, hat and assorted lasting and satin Ribands
SILK aud Fringes aud BoSbinel Edgings.
"a and fine and medium brown French Linens.
Heavy linen Dlings, and white plain and figured
Grape Cambeis Cloth prap de Ate and Gamhoons
Black and coored silk Alits, kid and Isle thread Gloves
German BGriaps Duck Do,vlas and lnckaback.
SILK aud cotton Umbrellas Parasos aud sun Shades
Cloths assineres aud Vestngs beached brU"n and cooed
Doncslics of every quality, width aud price. -
VALENTINE. BREEDEN & co,
Whi.e Buildings, II street, Sh0ckae lili
April ll--Sl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21

CNRENCH BURR MILESTONE MANUFaCTORY.-7'he sub
scriber, surviving partner of the late firm Of Smell Rust
the above business the old stand lie
at this hand large Of ready made Mill
stones Of which, he aters himself will compare
quality and workmanship with made this country. Ow
Of the times, e has considerably low
prices will sell good be OBJ
tanned n, any establishment. Having just received
and well selected of materials prepared ill
any order that may entrusted hn with prompness and dcs
pac Those of good article of French Burr Alstoncs
would find their advantage call upon the sccr he
would give entire satisfaction His Office
OF and 9Th streets opposite the Old Market
where all orders will be thankfully received aud puncualiy
erded TO- reference 10 the quality Of Burr Mstone
apuly To the Richmond Milers. YOU'LL s. RUST.
March l00-2aw3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21
vo,rnwoy. March 81

BUCKINGHAM LAND FOR SALE.
TIME signed will sell the Tract a" LARD oi whcn 'e
bich his ,yGcw Grace AUSTIN resides IN tue con-
10 Of Racknehan containing about 9G6 acres rms iann y
J about miles the Court house, miles from lne anu
IN, Al ardyyrksvlIc, the James River anu hhh1w lana"
-, m nh; miles from excellent Manufacturing Mil, anu
ond half miles from the Slate River Academy. Inc o,.n
ct r Slate river and Austins creek run entirely through w
ye acres of which, North iscr are now IN ine con.
Jny ~, nroduce tobacco wheat and The iat and on
creek IL sufficiently fertile 10 produce gran Of every
ind ~ aid whatever, and win Jiscio's
- e ,,dr rich enough produce tobacco OF very hne
oaiv All the cleared high land was originally OF very suP
or quality and susceptible OF very eh nes'e o
r ir oldest and parts of tho tract have wihn me
To-, ~ yenrs been converted by the of clover ana plaster
acce into rich and productive tobacco lots Between .ne anu
Cur hundred acres high land Is now In original CROWN. QUE
aces of which frs. tobacco land. There Is on
,,ac rrea abundance of excellent plant land Inc I'M
movements excellent TWO story dWelhng nouse,
new large and commodos, having TWO oons a anary
machine framed tobacco barns, an pun. o e
ycry hest materials and all houses necessa, ior 20 ~
establishment, in excellent repair ms saa IS 80,
,,5 suoted in healthy agreeable Intelligent ana moran hes
horhoad more particular description IL unnecessary, a
presu,ned all persons wishing 10 purchase VIII we" e u w
Judge for themselves. ,,.A -r.,., r 7 ond admin
~, ,hoye Containing between Il and l3C0 There are
several reeAs running through tbs uac aloIuins so @
or four hundred uf land, al ve'y me quaiy
GOOD crons of gran and tobacco The tobacco iaea
,nd NJ M times commands the highest prices much the
portion Of this land is yet IN original growth Heavily n
bered with pine ok and chestnut as all INC persons
in the above tracts DESTROYS TO remove 10 mssou1
H., will sell, them upon the most liberal and accom-
terms rbe lands will be shown to persons wishing to
see them by 1hs Austin, either OF his brothers. vne on
- ~ Ia A. Austin resides n Buckingham Court
u sn.h, VI - GRACE AUSTIN, E3ecutrix, and
"o"''' THOMAS AUSTIN,
JAMES NJ. AUSTIN,
Executors Of a. Austin, dec'd.
aus ll2-aam3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21
April :,

EWlS WEBB offers for sale
IL LIB hhdS. y. o. Sugar, part prime
40 hhds Porto Rico do part superior
90 buS-s loaf and lump sugar
81 bids Trinidad
Is d.. New Orleans ,oI AGES
do, Porto Rico
dn. hlaanzas
900 bags prime I.agaira
Isl de-. Rio
81 do. oId Government lava
&C do. Cuba rorrcr
$50 10. Porto Rico
$50 do African
25 do Maricabo
~ do ST. Domingo
500 sides Sole Leather, IIrmloCk and Oak Tanned
Shoe Thread and Irvine
Bags Pepper: do fimento
200 kegs Nails and rads
American ilisiered Steel
Virginia Bar Iron
- bales Virginia and Georgia Cotton
50 tierces prime Rice
Sacks Salt: English Refined Table SAL
l21 boxes Skis and j0x IL Window Glass
10 bales Soft Shell Almonds
go boxes bunch Raisins
Drums Figs
lG5 nests Wood Ware
~ dozen painted Buckets
10 do BroomS
9 bales Hops
bushels Glover Seed
Imperial and Gunpowler Tea Black Tea
Hemp and Manila Bed Cords
Hemp and Cotton Plough Lines
81 bags Wool
~ bags Feathers
Cotton Yarns
$50 bags
Kegs Dupnnt's Gunpowder
Sporting Powder, in eanstcrs,
Writing, Letter and Wrapping Paper
hnyrs Soap, brown variegated, white scented, &c
50 do. llul's Patent Candies
Do. Ialluw do.
Do Sperm
Sherry, Port, aIuscat and Champagne Wines
London Porter
SAT- Pe,re, Alum, Copperas, Madder and Indigo
Tar, Fitch, Mackerel, Stone Ware, &c, &C 49, a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21
FOR THE FTQUIRER.
To the Freemcn Of The York 7oun District.

To the Freemcn Of The York 7oun District
-ctizens-Have you duly estimated the I'M
portance of re electing Henry A. WISE TO Congress-
Have you considered what it may cost us TO suher INN
to be defeated by a Clay Wing Have you marked
do battle for the glorious principles Of Democracy =
Remember, you are the favored of the martyred
heroes and sages who fought, and bled and
on The haowed plains Of York Town; and now IN.
woke you, in the name Of those noble and departed
preserving the priceless inheritance they have handed
over to your guardianship and care. Let il never be
sud that The eemen of this far famed district are the
degenerate sons Of llusrious sres bat, shoulder 10