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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

NIRGINIA-fN cHAxcRRy AT a Circuit Su-
perior court o. Law and chancer,, begun.
con Inued and held for the county OF Ohio, al the
Court house, thereof, en- Friday the 18th day Of
November iS43.
DECREE FOR ACCOUNT.
Francis r. Armstrong. admins traitor de bonis
non, with the will annexed OF NOAH Zane,
deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

II Thank, the Charleston Mercury, for its cour-
lesy forwarding US duplicate copies of "Soulh Caro-
Ina, and its editorial article, the organiza-
ton Of the National Convention. We hasten to re-
deem promise, by republishing 'South Carolina
.hs days paper. 1t is entitled to the most serious
consideration and invite discussion the merits Of
lie question.
We shall publish ga Republican" Tin favor of MIR.
van Buren,) IN our next
We have recently published number of communi-
ca;ons from the friends Of Mr.. Van Buren,, urging
BIS claims the support of the National Conven-
ten Some of the friends of the other candidates
appear 10 think it strange, that we do not publish
articles in support Of their favorites. We have only
70 say, that every MSS. communication, friendly to
Nj Calhoun any other candidate, which has been
sen, 10 US, has been promptly inserted We shall CONT
nue. this courtesy to the friends of all the Republi.
can candidates. But may we not request, in the first
place, that correspondents will spare US in their
sommen,s-that they will not lug name into the
discussion because we do not desire TO be forced to
comment on their articles. We would greatly prefer
10 be spared ourselves in the melee and 10 publish their
a'ces without any criticism from ourselves. Hence
'''h, We are permitted, they shall 60 forth without
note or comment from the Editorial Chair. We ask,
70 Inc second place. that these communications,
ION wha. quarter or from what side they may, would
spa'e The other candidates much possible. Let
emset out all their force the merits of their favorte
'A AVOID as far possible all attacks upon the other
'saacaes, reserving their fire for the enemy
0' The Republican party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04
NEErING IN CINCINNATI on rHE Pile IuLy.

NETTING IN CINCINNATI ON THE 27IH JULY.
Inc Daily Enquirer Of the 29th, furnishes tbs
proceedings of the "Great Democratic Van BureH
meeting with the comments Of the Editor. "Ths
F,ne'able Moses Dawson" was called to the Chair
'0an BFough, of Columbus, the talented and efficient
auoo' Of State, who happened to be in the city on
s'snsSs, John B. Weller, the eloquent and popular
aenor' Of Congress from The Butler District; Mr..
nD''uey, the able and distinguished member Of The
ouo Senate from that tower of Democracy, sold
"cA'and; Mr. Root, bold, puin, and effective speak
. Nom kentucky; and DR.. Duncan, our own we'll
o and nnfaltering Democratic citizen, all addressed
e crowd, and the applause which greeted them from
s Oeg'nnng 10 the close at late hour, testified the
Asf audience"
., lal' meeting was called together by more than
=. as thousand citizens, made through the columns of
-s -. CINCINNATI Enquirer The meeting was estima.
~ 70 number from five to seven thousand orderly
Ha enthusiastic Democrats" The resolutions recon-
cad Mr. Van Buren, to the Democratic National
attention, but pledge every man in the meeting,
Individually and collectively, to abide by the nomina
aas made by that Convention, and TO give the same
asf) hearty and individual support" They express
Ish'eives indifferent about The time Of it's meeting
JEo'ted it be not postponed beyond the month Of
,,ss!' 1874 The etfeiat proceedings conclude with
Snaog that "No one could witness the proceedings
ls assembage Of the people, and not feel pre-.
I'""ea;, that Martin Van Buren, Of New York is the
I'VE OF the great Democratic party, and that with
~. a. their chief, they will triumph over the COM
- 'uclons OF Federalism in A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04


FIRST .7RRlK7L-FRESH, SEAS0N3BLE .7ND
FASHIONABLE BOOTS ND SHOES
E. WATKINS has received, Steamboat Co'imou
~ and other Philadelphia, portion o bis ran
and Winter Stock FINE WORK comprising some Of tIe
PREIrlEsT and MOST TASTY As "cil A FASHIONABLE,
BOOTS and SHOES exhibited this other MARKET
Ia which he would respectfully nvie the attention os ma
customers together persons want OF article IN his
line. oom, .rors c,-,rrn ,
SKINNER wear j.. very far advanced AND IT BEING OUR
oYIEI,T TO HAVE NO GOODS OF THAT DESCRIPTION
LEFT OVER FOR ANOTHER SEASON, GREAT BARGAINS
NAY RE EXPECTED. THEY WILL BE SOLD OFF WITH
OUT REGARD TO COST.
j. E. WATKINS.
" B. The subscriber would take this occasion add that r
has noticed considerable time past GENERAL Cos
pr AMT land he say, without calse MI Class
es of PERSONS regard the COST of CnlLDLENS shof
and also of THEIR WEARING BADLY. He would bee sas
"a state made arrangement with Some %, ,
MOST SUPERIOR and BEST MANUFACTURERS, ms .7
of THE HIGHEST REPUTATION in Philadelphia anu a. Nh,
North by WILL Al ALI. TIMES he in.i,nr ~:
The VERY BEST and the MOST DURABLE onloa1 an,
SHOPS which Il il possible Manufacturers 70 GET P a
lie INTENDS TO HAVE NO OTHER =, ,,o,o ,,,
And he would further add. further elnan'e, 20 , M ~,
purchase CHILDRESs SHOES OF lM that ALL na. ne i
are WARRANTED: and IT. upon trial. hry 40 io give 80 -, ~,
on-shonId rim or fl Of what hey were
he pedo-s himself 10 il good bs haVihg lie'" IT,
fRsE of CoSI, OF n'e ~ J. Z. WATKINS,
be reasonable mai, Root and shoe Dealer Two
dnnys ha,ow Messrs Wadsworth Turner * Co.. ana neay
nooo. The Rel Tavern few doors above, on the oppos'S
side, Sign oil Inc Na''''' a5-wy
Aug 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04
Pleasure Excursion and .Nord Display ot Small Bal.
looms. on satnrdan. 2non.t Tie 81. lsi2

CAPT. Il. MITCHELL respectfully informs the citizens
- of Richmond and rs vicinity that h. has chartered The
Steamboat Patrick Henry for the purpose II making
Pleasure Excursion down tly Point lusc Ladies
Gentlemen who favor him with company. Capt
w. will ondcavor make the nip comfortable and amusing
Leaving Rockets ~ ocuck Point by half
past o'clock, aud remain there until half pa-t ard home
nv 8 O'Clock.
Company VIII
yit.d the Hill, where Capt Mitchell viii them
BY initiating sending number of handsome Balloons.
For this OCCASION Capt Mitchell has with sideabe trouble
EXPENSE prepared small apparatus FOR initiating and sendin.
clouds number Of very handsome Decorated Pioneer
Balloons neatly fitted with Miniature Ascnaus in their Cars,
several Pdachutes viii m attached In the
Balloons and, aer ascending Sufficient height, VIII become
detached and descend slowly To the earth
cr'f- A good Band Of Music III be attendance.
ar Tickets had fupwin. places: Alex Dual
Co. Randop's Book store: :. T. Barclays Book store;
~ Daniels Shockoe Hill; and our House; L. Perks Haskns
I.ibby's, Rockets.
~. Tickets 81 50-Dnner included.
T Persons color viii admitted only those attend
ancr will, their
Aug 4 est.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

EARM NEAR LYNCnBuRGThe subscriber wishes TO sell
the upon which he resides, situated both sides Of the
Turnpike Stage road leading from Lyncbur. Campbell
H. former and from the latter place, and
about canal and contains about 900 acres2n0
cleared Improvements tEr balance Is wood land Of
ccared land handsome low grounds, free
aifordng advantage o handsome and profitable
meadows The is of the most profitable character of red
land The whole lies well admit III easy CIVILIZATIONS and
there lime spot, which ike charm here from
pertinent The buildings all tina, necessary including
house well of superior water in the yard Smith,
and shop, There is good orchard garden SC This
healthy,
Nor AMI permanent School, Churches, and 10 several Mills
Of the public roads leading 10 ynchurg The
good Tavern. The yard affords fine supply
all the grain. sells for better II
the always than be had elsewhere Besides these this
Farm many advantages render The business
agreeable proiitabr-and il any want larger farm there
land OF good quality adjoining now for sale aud which
must sold this Fall. Beng determined 10 SELL
will he made 10 suit purchasc-pobaby small amount
required in hand The purchaser meet the other
neuts from OIL the Farm with hands, and his pur-
chase INTO speculation the end of the time II he chooses
of judges that these lands MUST sell IN short
time double VIVA, they will now sell for
WM. A. STAPLES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04
Aug. 4

EIENRfCO LANDS FOR SALE-LEVEI GREEN has been
recently surveyed and laid of in four Tracts OF Land Of
purchasers be positively sold by public auction,
tie day of SEPTEMBER 1913, the premises fair, If
the next fair day.
$40 acres highly improved, with convenient story
deing containing passage and closets, with
other suitable buildings such Kitchen smoke house, overscers
house. negro houses harms stables &C. Also garden hea-
fu yard and spring Of excellent wafer near
the house kinds, early aad late On this lot
there herds meadow so acres IN ncavy nm
bered and fine mari pit The mari ma Dsrh "sed
10 great advantage. All the Brook Iaveh on th
Turnpkr and only miles from the growing Clty oil
lis and half acrea doin ns The above and.-4o acres hear
~ timbered and 10 OF meadow and ao good quality ana sus
csntble OF high improvement There are no buildings
this lot. "a
s0 and half another lot adjoining tho above-D acres
heavily thered in old field pines on this tract
tbcr. il no house. beautiful place Ia build convenient 10
fine sorns and three other good springs on this
place. .,. -, -, -, ,..
IS and half adjoining all heavily tmbercd weed land
None of lands Than mile and most OF the
ood within one fourth of mile Of The Brook Turnpike, which
six miles from the City of Richmond and As good ROAD
any in Virginia -.
ANY OF all OF the above lands will be shown DESTROYS
nj purchasing previous the day OF sale will sell al of the
above lands entire tract divide To suit 2nrcaers-
Unless otherwise requested will be offered advertised Pos
given the October 10 seed small galn and uil pos
Sc sson ejth December next
THE Terms will be- half cash. the balance in two equal in
of six months, bearing interest from The
date Of The bonds to be secured by deed in trust on
lands o.. H.
Fodder &C. &C. with many articles too various TO nenon
' TlLMUN T.. JETER.
25-w5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

IN the last peternburg Republican" has
,S,l 1a. 10 answer "Publcola" and "Senex' We
lie no' snalyze his arguments. We shall not notice
asfks ne makes upon Mr.. Van Buren-but we are
,n l. oe spirit which he enters upon the discus
nue. "that the Republican candidates occupy
&ost'fe to each other, with regard to the no.
t,c,n"4 % the National Convention" and that. sin
We ueiegates to this Convention, contest mus,
ssc.,,s . Sc as warm perhaps, as that between the
sas, ,ne Two great partes'-and that, therefore
a, later, comparison of the merits of the diff
,5si ,aSIoa'es must be made, and, in order TO do
We bad taemerus must be summed up and compared."
ssn asoded-but if t is to be prosecuted ,I.n
+a a. mop nope that Henrys caution may be remem-
% i.,ma aeh as possible viz Ito remember, that
f'As-et ,oa0, lot The Republican partly must be
ss'ner and re united, or Federalism will
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04
Aug. 4

&, ANDS'S SARSAPARlLLAThs medicine stands unflval
I.L ,based a. intrinsic for the removal! nj
radical cure which II peculiarly adapted
.nr entirely vegetable and CONFUSED Of the choicest Sc lection
which with the laws ihat go
the animal economy, the system Is enabled To throw on
healthy action and the powers OF nature re-
their natural Thousands and have te-ti-
fled IN efficacy removing chronic constitutional us
originating unhealthy depraved stale oil ie hood
asm umbago, sal, heum, ringwom babrrs itcn ecze
ma and similar affections, safely and ehecay ce
hy Tia use hut the closen few this sometimes efhct
the subject requires passing remark - nc question:
what and WHO quack, is of serious moment ana
the of health IS too important 10 De heu VIM
consequence where disease oul
steal frame prompt and efficient measures 10 fepe the
attack he who stands his reserved rights aho pre-
sces; un powerful agents. including some o Tue
viruen poIsons, and IN case OF ata sp!
saws patient died Of Or wEo ny ahot""' 'u iohs
continued draws forth from the arcaha OF nature
hidden useful knowledge and apples 10 Tue ~ ~ OF
suffering humanity, sking his own reputation III ne result
II the mark Of weak and preudced mind TO eJect any
thing does not agree WIN us own PFC con
no,cn bu; is evidence of noble ana generous "u
s'Seize upon truth where eer Ills found,
Amongst friends, amongst your iHs,
On christian on hrahen ground
The lowers divine where e'tr II grows.
Neglect the presle and assume the ROSE
The proorietors are daily receiving from the medical probes
sion minister. Gospel, officers Of justice ana numerous
private citizens, ample and willing testimony hon anu
verbal 10 the sipero. and efficacy OF this rlaa
the poor furnished grauitousIy sufficient PROOF pehg 81
OF their worthiness. H. 80
i For particulars, advertisements in ms anu ohe Guy
Prepared and Sold and reta and for eSporaon
nv B. SANDS CO.. Druggists and Chemists ofae bnia
ngs 273 Broadway, Of Chambers street ' Dot,
,Urg nv ROSSER ANDERSON Norfolk ny NJ A. SANTOS,
and BY Druggists generally the principal cities IN e u
Price 81 per bole-G bottles for s5 . s, s,rs.n,
;i ~ .oa ,aL . m other Aug. Alt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

LING WILLIAM FARM FOR RENT-Wi he rented FOR the
N ensuing year. 1874 Auction, MecanicksvIle. in ih
county King William, the 18th day of August ei3 if fair,
if mol fair day thereafter, Sunday excepted that well
known Farm called Mars,'s, lying King William county,
nea, Tompsins and Dahneys Ferry The contains t03
acres, be cultivated in three shift SYSTEM with
about 100 acres rather in each shift There j. good
dwelling and other houses The premises and the
will have the privilege Of seeding small grain Fall! Terms
made known oil the day of renting.
CH ToMPKiNs, Admir-. Of J. F. Page.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

Mr.. BucHAyAS.-The Seneca Falls Democrat pa
per of much repue in New York, says: "There is no
person whose popularity is more widely increasing in
the Empire State than James Buchanan and this is
ing no less his character and distinguished abb
l,y, than to the wise, patriotic and prudent of
the great body OF his particular fTends."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

triumph and 10 moderate its passions and preudi-
ces that reconciliation between these fragments may
not be impossible, because necessarily accompanied by
implied admissions, ,ha, would be disgracefuI and de-
grading" We must do "Henry" the justice to state,
that lie had previously made The following declaration,
in the propriety of which fully concur, viz awe
propose, in all courtesy and candor to examine with
the earnest desire the WHILE that the favortes of each
candidate may continue the open md manly discussion
which sPublicola' has commenced /"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04
WAsnIsn1ns- Ararsrl Isl

Departure Of Mr., Cushing in The Missouri Steam.
Frgatc After long detention in harbour, caused
mainly by experiments of proposed alterations in the
machinery, the Steam-Frigate Missouri, Capt. Newton
departed from this city yesterday, bound for the
Mediterranean on whose shores she to land the Hon
Caleb Cushing Special Envoy 10 China, his way to
that country.
Mr. Gushing went on board yesterday, and was re.
ceived with the salute due 10 his official rank; and
the Frigae proceeded down the river little after one
oclock-.fak Int
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s'T'ogether
7,S5S,000 bales.

(Which reduces the average extent of crop 10 ,9Gi,
600 The increase this year true extraordinary,
amounting TO no less than per cent. above the growth
of last ecason.
The Bee is of opinion that the next crop will fall
greatly short OF average one. The O9elousas Ga
zette OF July 15 thinks there will be than
halfa crop, in consequence Of continual and heavy
rains, the rust, the grass taking of The fields
and the eaterpilars. The Mobile Register of July %
predicts "a short crop under the favorable ciEcnm
stances" On the rich lands Of Red River country the
rains have done grea! injury, and there be more
than half crop.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

We would advise all persons who spare the time,
TO favor Capt Mitchell with their company to-mor-
row, his agreeable and novel excursion. The fine
boat, Patrick Henry has just been thoroughly repaired;
and, from Capt. MS known urbaniiy and poiteness,
together with the fine band of music and capital dinner
which is promised, we have doubt but that his
guests will be amply repaid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

Mr. Blythe has been kind enough to send MS some
white Genoa Figs grown in the garden Of Mr.. George
Taylor OF this city They measure six inches and n
half in circumference, and of an excellen, flavor
Mr.. B. is OF the first gardeners in section and
we would recommend those in want Of person who
thoroughly understands every branch of his business
to give him CALL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

NEW WoRKs-We are indebted TO our friends.
Messrs Smith, Drinker IL Morris for copy of ..The
Altachc, or Sam Slick in England, new novel by the
witty and ingenious author Of "9'he Cloc kmaker. -
Also, for the 18th part Of the excellent "Encyclop.
dia of Geography, by HugA Murray.
These two productions are from the active min. of
Messrs Lea e. Blanchard Of PHILADELPHIA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

n ocToR D,HEFTY,s TOOTH ACHE DROPS warranted to
- cure the ache in few minutes. M
article has been and in every nahrc
radical cure IL il also highly recommended for removing TAR
tar and scuvy Teeth without the use oil an
al" preserves e W ' ~ GAYNOR & LYEI.I.
l4-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

THOMAS DEANE having dissolved bis connection with
Mr. Womhe will conduct, in future, his resp"n
sibility, \ GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, and oriS
his his former patrons and the public generally lie
door nessrs. John Mahen Co..
undergoing repair Until completed, he be found
VIM. AnLerson. He refers Mcssrs. John haben Co.,
Kerr, Caskie Co.. John r. frret x SON. aud VIM Andersn
Auo o5-w3W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04
Marriages..

Mrs Watson. by Rev. J. Earnrsl Mr. J,ma. II. Row
LNss, OF Spoislraia 10 Miss NIcS;a y. MINOR oil Lcul
Married AT Noun; Meeting oi>r. Sunday. sd
July by Elder " a.by, iir. ". HARRIS,
Mis- daughter of jou G. Goodwin, ESD al Of Louisa.
:cy- !itii:ious Herald telncs:c. To cory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

"a No, indeed; we had such suspicon-but, il
VIC had suspected the diplomacy, the Major may be
assured that we should have spoken minds freely
enough
(5] Rather too strongly expressed We could
scarcely for Georgia, North Carolina, or even
Virginia We could not near to say, that because
"Northern man had Southern feelings, therefore, with
inferior qualifications in other respects, he would de.
serve to be put over Southern We have never
entertained such an opinion. The sentiment We meant
to convey is found in the Address Of the Charlotes
Vile Convention of September, l940
at was the declaration Of Mr.. Jefferson that the
Northern Democracy s the natural ally of the South,
aud the present aspect Of parties is striking conhrma
lion ,f that propbeiic sentiment" "They
would strike down The man MIR. Van BUREN, who has
solemnly pledged himself to veto any bill which may be
passed. "They would strike down the
man. who from his local position at the point of dan
ger, is able aud willing TO bring rs friends"
.Bul the election Of his competitor (Harrson) throws
open the door petitions and debates upon the District
OF Colombia and it is to this point of the fortress tina,
The artillery of the Aboltonsts has hitherto been
directed aud will continue to be pointed. Break that
rampant down. and the Union il gone. The very
agitation of such question, if continued from session
to ses sion. weakens the bond which unites US
(6) We have no recollection of making such re-
mark-nor does the only gentleman who was present
during the conversation, rccoect it, Still we DO not
mean to contradict the Major. If we did, on parting
with him, make such alusion, it must have been IN
that gay, and kind, and ood-humored air, which had
marked The whole conversation The fact ls that we
have generally thought the Major to be rather Toe
fond of Office for man of his abilities-aud espe.
ciay if he looked to the Executive favor for it. lie
had talents far beyond any Executive Office he was
likely to obtan-and we always regret, when man OF
his superior talents and good temper, should sooP &c
seek any office in the gift OF the Government. Bu
we have done-and leave the Major to tell the rest o.
lies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

Especial Correspondent ofihe New York Aurora,
in Washington, writes on the 2sth july that "'rhe
President will return from his farm near Charles CITY
Court House, IN Virginia, 10 The seat Of Government
aext Thursday, the Sd proximo Mr. wicklne. the
Postmaster General, who is now absent at Fortress
Monroe, will be back in the early nar, Of nj. week
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

JOHN W0MBI.E, COMMISSION MERCHANT, will continue the
business heretofore conducted by Womb Deane NJ the old
of Womble Dcaue Cary aud 18Th and sos
Of the heretofore received by them lie
Will pay particular the safe of all kinds country
ducc, particularly Wheat Corn and Flour The Bacon and other
business will he carried on By him rs heretofore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

DICHMoND WOOLLES MhNCFACTORl.-1'he subscrib-
~ have taken IN. building adjoining Harals Flour NILS,
and manufacturing heavy article OF Wooen Cloth,
suitable Negroes Farmers Cunuy Merchants
invited TO call ana examine the Goods H. Cloth Yarn 81
We in exchange for Wool.
JONES < MACKENZIE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04
Richmond, July 3lst, 1913.

The viii, future conduct GENERAL COM
MISSION BUSINESS and for the present may he found 4! tie
John Wombe He refers Messrs Kerr Cashir
- W. - - - II J. DEANE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

r. IssoiUToN-The CoPartnershipo' oMBLE& DEANE
81 day dissolved by mutual The business the
firm ill closed by John Wouhie, he being
of the firm far only closing tho
same JNO WOMBIE,
Rirhmopd Jniy 3lst 1913 +. j. DEANE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

Mr.. John Q. Adams has been visit TO Sara.
toga, Canada, Buffalo, Rochester, &c He seems to
have been received everywhere with much distinc.
ton-the praises and thanks of the Worlds Society in
London-to the contrary, notwit h.tandinn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

a., Tie Southern Literary Messenge ;u August, will be Is
sued on Saturday the Instant.