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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-01

q HUNDRED bottles of Maccaboy, Rape
n and Scotch snuf--a superior article just
reed, end for sale at
KEELER'S cheap cash store.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-01

Good assortment Of Blk Summer Cloth
IN for Gentlemen's Goats, at
KEELER'S Cheap Cash Store.
April 9th I64S.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01

da like the lamb led 10 The slaughter she muir
INJURED not, but gazed in seeming wonder--her
reason was fast ebbing. As she passed into the
Church, George her; he could not stay, bui
hurried home, and as soon as the stage passed
departed leaving but brief note, stating to his
parents that they would, perhaps, never see him
more.
Caroline gazed vacantly around with an IN
meaning smile; but pale marble statue
After the marriage service ended she gave
loud shri laugh: 1t was the laugh of ldiocy.
reasons light had totally set" Friends look I'd
grave and shook their heads, while gloom rested
upon tho conferences of all assembled. But
what pen could describe the anguish of the self
accusing father9 He never recovered the shock,
and in few months rested in his silent grave.
Who is that eloquent speaker, TO whom Com
gress is listening with such marked anention?-
A pale, intellectual corntenance, on which grief
seemed 10 have done its utmost, marked George
Lennox as the man alluded to Years had pass
ed, and he had heard nought from his native viii
lage, since he had left il on The morn Of Caroines
bridal At the end Of the Session he resolved 10
take i, in his passage the west. Arrived at
his early home, he unconsciously wandered to the
village grave yard. Upon gorgeous tomb, COM
pared with those which surrounded it, he saw
but tho words. "Caroline Dubois" The last tie
was severed: be had expected to look upon her
once more, even though she must be sadly chang
ed; but he had not expected this,-it broke his
heart. He dragged his feeble steps TO his faith
er's house. where in few short weeks he
dered up his spri, to Him who gave it. His last
reques, was, TO DO laid by the side Of Caroline,
and it was granted. They loved while in life,
and in death they were not divided. \
'And such Is Human life, so gliding on.
II glimmers like n meteor, and is gone
Yet is the tale. brief though i, be, strange,
As foil, rnethinks, OF wild and wondeIous change
AS ANY" R2gefs.
'NaTne to thy loved Eysan groves,
That DER enchanted spirits twins,
\ fairer form than cheruh loves,
And let the be Caroline" Campbell.
A. f. q.
Wilmington, Delaware, June, IS43
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01

met-thev could not say fareweli--ihe door
swung upon its heavy hinges, and they parted
forever. N, not forever--Is there iieayeuf
AT sunrise next morning, he suffered gIoriously
a martyr to his country and 10 liberty.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01

Twas IN The land OF ltaly--it was the gorgeous
time of sunset-sunsei IN Itaiv--what q mn gnifi-
cent scene. a pale. emaciated girl laid upon her
bed Of death. Oh. was 1t hard for her 10 die ia ?
from her native home, the beautiful land
where flowers bloom perennial, and the baItny air
comes freshly 10 the pinlng soul. Oh no--her
star had set-the brightness Of her dream had
faded-her heart ras broken! When ties have
been formed on earth--cose, burning ties, what
IS more heart-rending and agonising to the spirit,
than 10 find at last tho beloved Is PATCHED
away, and all our love is given to ''passing flow
ers." Enough; she died--ihe betrothed of Ron
ERr ENMET--the lovely SARAH CURRAN. Italy
contains her last remains--its flowers breathe
their fragrance over her grave, and the lung
tones of the shepherds lutte sounds requiem to
her memory.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01
From the Delaware State Gazette
EMMETT AND HIS LOVE.

Now for the last sad look,
The last faint cold embrace;
The latest kiss my love may print
Upon her lovely face.
Ay-bear her from my sight
The bitterness is past
But ye: one charge my spirit leaves,
4 dying one-,he last.
Oh. bid her love my name
Through death, infamy and shame.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01

4 Bic Strike-The Montreal Herald says. that
three thousand laborers on the Beauharnois lanai
have struck for higher wages mere mao oeen
no rio,ing. and there were no prospects Of any
They received City cents day,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01

DEATH OF a REvoLrrIoNARy SOLDIER Died
AZ Pittsburgh. 90 Tuesday mnrolng, at 7 o'clock,
Mr.. PETER Blown. aged los years. Mr. Brown
native of France. He came TO this country
with General Lafayette. and Tough, in several
battles during the Revolutionary War.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01

"And one--o'er her the myrtle showers,
It's leaves b. soft winds famed:
She faded amidst italian flowers
The last of that fair banfr
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01

The bill Of Mr.. Howard, the keeper of the Hot,
a, which the Presiden, remained during his vie
to New York was $1,000. This is to be paid b
the city
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01

COMMON SIGHTS IN NV YoRK.--A man smo-
king cigar with woman on his arm (of course
no, a lady, for no lady would walk with such a
bIa what is worse vet smoking
cigars in funeral proeessions.--N. Y.ErPress-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01

A GENTLEMAN.--Thers has been various def
iniuons of "a gentleman" but the pre,,iest and
most poetic is ,ha, gwen by fair girl in Now
York The other day. "A gentleman" said she.
SIS human being, combining a woman's tender
ness with mans courage"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01

THE New HAMrsHrRE STATES Prison This in
stttution is represented TO TO be- IN very
furnishing condition. 1t has cleared during tho
last year balance Of S73S. The contracts for
the ork realize TO tho State ltIe less than forty
cents per day for each man. while Tho cost Of sup
porting the prisoners does not exceeds seven cents
per day.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01

Mr.. J. 2. Gushing, of Boston, has expended on
his celebrated farm Of l2J acres nt WATERFOWL,
several hundred thousand dollars. The house now
building on the premises is estimated TO cost
$4,000. /, is calculated for princely resi-
denee, with Chinese veTandaLs, windows Of etain-
ed glass, &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01

VAN BUREN AND WooDBURY.-The Madisonian
says that the statement which has been published
in some oil the newspapers, that the Convention
receollv held in New Hampshire at winch the
Hon Levi Woodbury. presided, had declared a
preference for Mr. Van Buren,. as the next Dem
ocratic candidate for Presidency, IS incorrect. A
resolution to that effect was introduced, but was
voted down by decisive majority Mr.. Wood
bury opposed it, and suggested the proPriety Of
of no, declaring preference for any particulars
msn His suggestion was adopted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-13
TO TIE EDITORS or THE ENQUIRER.
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS.

'1"H"oH, H1ay 10, 1Si3
Gentlemen II avail myself or The departure or the
steamer from Liverpool on to m"r'nw, write ono Of
several letters which promised self The pleasure
of addressing you during my visit 10 tho old wurl-
There IS no ereni, which has happened since The de
parure OF the last steamer, of sufficient magnitude 10
make II feature OF prominent attraction The budget
OF the Britannia, which goes cut on tomorrow. and
WILL therefore, merely glance at few occurrences and
circumstances which, at tic moment present them
selves to my mind.
In the frs, place, will speak of what is nearest 10
my heart and what will, also, be Of equal ntcres,
to you, it relates TO our honored and beloved Com
nonwealih was mott little gralied at seeing in the
London Morning Chronicle The leading liberal pa per
OF England, article speaking in terms of commen-
daiion of The financial policy Of Virginia The money
article Of that paper, published the 1lih of May.
commences by saying, '1he Stale of Virginia lately
imposed tsx of two and half per cent on the fund
holder for the benefit of the State Treasury enable
the Executive to provide for The interest Of the State
debt which amounts to about 1000 900, very large
proportion Of which is held by the Inhabitants Of Great
BrIan-but il is important to observe, that the i'm
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TO THE EDITORS OF THE EsQuIaER.


Gen,emen-.l find in the Wing Of The 9Th inst, a
communication signed IAN Old Coon intended as an
10 a piece written by me some time since, CIV
ing you an account Of great Wing meeting in !son,
",nvns Mr. Goggin 10 contest the election OF Gov
Gi!mar," ,Nr., &c. Now, Nessrs Editors, my Object
not TO notice any thing that the author OF IAN Did
Com has said, except to correct error ne seems 10
have fallen into, to the supposed author OF "Nel.
scn'-for his coarse, vulgar and low language, points
ITO pluny 10 the author of san Old Coon TO deserve
The notice Of any decent gentleman and the notice,
bestowed him in giving description Of The meeting
which passed the resolutions alluded to, vas, to show,
the resorted TO, or the purpose Of sustaining
disappointed and defeated party and to show aso that
of The whole Wing party Of Nelson, no decent wing
could be found TO propose take the lead 10 the meet
ing that passed the notorious resolutions but his wan
ton and unprovoked attack upon innocent, highly
respectable and honorable gentleman, Of Losneston,
(us the supposed author of 'Nelson shows OF once,
the depraviiy Of his most unedrisan heart when It
vas an easy matter for him to have ascertalned the
auhor Of "Neson," if he felt personally apsr'eyed by
what he said giving description Of political meet
ing the Of which he does not pretend TO
deny, except 'hat he had former occasion refused
TO be personally responsible for his wholesale SANDERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-13

ASsUaL ExAMIyArIos WEST Poisr.-The an
nual examination commenced on Tuesday, the 9th in
sinnt learn from correspondent of the Newark
Daily Advertiser In consequence of the refusal OF
Congress make any appropriation for the usual Board
OF Visilers, the War Department appoints Board Of
Inspection from the Officers of the Army TO that SER
vice, Major General Scott being at The head Of it,
The Secretary of War, with several members of the
Board, was received at the wharf on Monday morn.
ing by the corps of Cadets, with due sautes
In the afternoon The general review took place, and
tine Ca:e, drill on Tuesday afternoon elected uniyer
sal appreciation. The examination is conducted by Ma
Jor DelairId, the Commandan Mr.. blaIsn, Professor
oil Engineering, Professors Bartlett Davies, Sc There
IS large compsny at The Point, and much gaiety.
MAT Int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-13
Massachusetts Congressional Elections.

SECOND DlsrRlcr In 81 towns, S,ickney has %
votes; King (Whig) 1867; all others, 773 In April
the same towns gave for Rantoul, 470l; King, 44sl
all others 1922 Essex is to be heard from, which gave
at the last iria ~ for Rantoul and 90 for King King
IS undoubtedly elected Great falling off Of the vote
particularly the Democratic. -,
TnIRD DIsTmcT.-In II towns, Mansur has 2032
Abbott, 202G; all Others G67 In the same towns, II
April, Mansur had 1891 Abbott, 2o73; all others
1907 There are 10 towns to be heard from. M
choice
SIXTH DIsrRlcr.-In 3 towns, Chaplin has 1877
Baker, 1905 all others, l0l The same towns, II
April gave Chaplin 1864; Baker 1905; all others, loa
-Thirty-nine towns to be heard from. Probably nc
choice 80
SEVENTH DIsTRror-E Eleven towns give Bishop 1oo
Rockwell, 1914; all others, 100. In the same towns
in April, Bishop had 1862; Rockwell, iol1 o.
others, 81. There 46 towns to heard from ~
koce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-13

EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE, Washington Va-Tbs
~ spring session of this institution will
day, the eth OF August next
board is 81 50 per week and charge for washing
ironing, fuel and Tuition from $40 10 SIS per
session of five months The following gentlemen compose The
Faculty.
Rev. Charles Collins, A. President Professor Of Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry.
Epham Wiley, A. NJ, Professor of Ancient Languages
and Literature.
stevens D. Tutor in Mathematics and Teacher in
Modern Languages
John Wnnord, second Tutor.
IL will be perceived by the above that the
varies from SEA so TO ss so per months
less than what customary similar institutions
Of that cheapnes is The location OF the college
cf rich and productive farming country from market
There advantage connected institution
which claims all others Being
country nearly miles from vlnge
extravaganza dress prodigay
government mild and parental but energetic and
faculty, with their families, reside in the college edfces
present influence and
Trustees warmly institution to hs
patronage Of the public and appeal with confidence 10 the FIVE
wears which il has now been In existence.
June Is l0-t24 Aug
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-13

The letter IRON London will recommend itself II
hon the pen of one who has often occupied our
e'.nmrs to advantage, and he is never welcome
nan when he brings us the good news of old Virg
'2'dng SO high abroad, especially as the Democratic
'iIy have right TO the credit Of it, for they had 10
Oh, the great battle OF taxation or reputation We
ne delighted to INFORM our correspondent, tina, Virginia
Saie stocks cannot be bought at less than par. Ho.
t-,ly s then the true policy. We hope TO hear recu-
''ly from him, touching, The grea, political events,
59w being enacted around INDEPENDENTLY the Irish
Repeal Question, which has aroused the deepest inter-
''n New York, Baltimore and Georgia. We predic,
hat Ireland will prove a sharp thorn in The side of
+agiand. Instead Of Englands pursuing her course
tyranny and rapacity over the weak and igno.
',oi natives of the Sandwich Islands, Persia and
a'na e, her look 10 her sister Ireland Her exci,s
population viii no longer brook the deep injury she
'' sa.inned and event. she pcrises in he attempt,
all be with The sacrifice of much blood and trea.
'''' tGgand has now beautiful opportunity of
owing her love, charity and justice By this course
~ H'ay attach Ireland her by The irnest bonds OF
.r'tsi and atiectlon-by adopting the weapons of
.'ye and oppression, she will foster dangerous enc
a.! IN her own bosom
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-13

.,..;yc councils, until mass of evidence and
collected to enable each nation to act WIN a
vas ..,sndng of the policy Of the other, and IN
s. ,r,endy relations The purpose is one oil
So coed will Instead of hostile acts, restrictions
~ 81" ans. injurious TO all, and of benefit TO none
al have an am'cabie conference and an hones'
.a'e'. o,ntual accommodation. No other idea rs
IT =" man an 'adiustmen, of prem'nar'es IN the
.ssn ~ s,es,,on Of international trade. And how:
ss'H. continent (on our party Of the only nd'v',
. tg W,b,tet) to whom the seve.ai interests oil
d ~ and South can look with equal confidence.
d N~ For protection. And is there any thing
' s'rd IN thus; Is no, MIR. Webster able 10 e0ne
r., salesman or diplonatist IN any county,
INK he IS and though We may admit he has equals
Z @es,xledse none his suParioTs
sr,rust the interests Of New England 10 their
,.ndsr is no voluntary abandonment OF them
+ I. o>.;rons that he should use his profound Ia
=, nrc,sc, them, is not 10 give UP our interests
,,,, II can be shown that our best and ablest mef
match for the best and abest men OF Europe, We
ching 10 fear
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-13
TnG DEMOCRATIC RAIN

We understand, that in compliance with Mr. Cog
shs notices, Mr.. Gmer attended on last Thursday,
Greene county. As was the in Madison on
We Isl, nothing was done in Greene-not deposition
aSen and great indifference on the subject. Thus
IL "'l tie seen, that no evidence has been produced
The two counties, where the stupendous frauds
'scied with the miraculous RAIN, &c, were charged
"hlSe been committed. The notices then have turned
out mere flashes in the pan, and series Of splendid
'a'nres are anticipated in the other counties.
II very easy 10 make broad assertions at random; it
different thing, however, when one is called on to
s'e their evidence on oath. The Wings, we be-
'ege, are getting much more Indifferent about the
contest II began IN rumors, and will certainly end
smoke We shall now turn the tide of ridicule
.!snsi adversaries, on the subject Of the in
AatsOn and Greene.
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IIcnMnNn MARKErs-Innr IA 1saa

ToRAcco-Rscepts heavy Lugs, 81 so; leaf 10 b5:
fine manufacturing, 81 ls =
FLorR-Couniry, firm 81 s7l City Mills none for SALE
WHEAr-Nnnr Offering Last sales, 60 50 Gents.
CoRS-55 57h
ME.L-70 cents.
O.I.-26 30 cents from vessels and depot
fAsrER-Lump, 81 Goa s5 500 h. casks ground 81 90 on
Basin. " ~ ~
LIME-9o 100 cents.
SALr-Sl G2a by the cargo; in store, 81 IS 80.
iaoN-Tredeear son. swedes, % 81; Country 70 pix IS
Nails a ~ cents
F'H-Herrioss, new cut, 81 a IS, for MOL
Shad. " Il
BicoS-laitimore s. s So city cured, 6.
IurIER-Firkin 6 a 10 cents; fresh roll. Is cents
s"caEN Orleans, S. 50aG5o F. Rico 50 50; 81 CroI
: 50 ag50. - = 1855
CorrEE-Iaeuira, s. cents; Rio, 8 cents
TE,-6D 100 cents.
MoLlE,-New Orleans ~ "a Cents Porto Rico Q, 81 c,s
BEEF, 81 50a 6-Murros, 81 3-L.MSs. 50 5o-Vr.is
s4as. BERNARD PEYTON
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OFFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL. CON-.


City Of Frederick Nd, Juns g, Is43
PROPOSALS viii he received al this office, until the 26h inst
for the execution of the work remaining on tho
line of the Canal from Dam No 6, Cumberland The propo
sails 10 be either for the entire work. for sections
thereof Payment be made In the bonds of the Company
able in twenty years. bearing interest exceeding per
pas able annually.
Persons bidding requested also price for which
they will execute the work. paid for In should Compa
prepared for IT, The work he completed within
years from the date of right being resey
ed In the Company annu the any within u
months after the date thereof giving thirty notice of
purpose dn, and the payment of per damages
upon the mnrxpended portion OF the contract
Any information desired in regard mode Of construction
and the work Ia be done, will he furnished application al this
Office, any time previous 10 the snd oGth instant.
THO TURNER, Clerk Oh. & o. Can. Co.
June Is III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-13

Tie DrlaOcratic Republican Conrenfi0R Of Georgia
anysn~d at MI!ledgeville, the 9th inst-about lS0
sgl;es IN attendance. On motion Of Mr.. Daniel of
Hall county, Dr. Tomlinson Fort Of Baldwin APP
srnted President, F. H. Sanford Secretary, and D..
Ellis Assistant Secretary. The President respond
10 the call IN a short and appropriate address.
~ committee oil 81 was appointed TO consider and
commend fit and proper candidate for the Presl-
l,acy. Mr. Cohen, from that committee, offered on
llestay n preamble and resolutions, recommending
VI Calhoun for the Presidency, re appointing the
,rsates appointed during The last session Of the lie.
s.aiure and insruclng them 10 vote for Mr. Calhoun;
,..ommending the National Convention TO assemble al
Fillmore, in May, lc44, and that the delegates vote
~ cagd, so to assmate its action to that Of the
Electoral College, all of which adopted by the
C5Bgenon, after a few remarks from Hon Howell
Cobb, and Mr.. Hunter, against them, and MIR. Me-
Laws Q; Augusta, IN favor Mr. Cobbs speech was
uA and conc Ia:ory, expressing preference for Mr..
y.n Buren, bu, each and all avowed determination 10
sacrifice private prediction to the voice Of the Ma
'anll Convention. After six or seven ballottDgs,
lis Cooper received the nomination for Governor,
aat Mf James H. Stark os Butts was nominated for
Congress IN the place of MIR. Cooper. committee,
crns.dug ur IA II Jackson, DR.. Daniel, Jos. Day,
l,.g Hudson and Solomon Cohen, was appointed to
nit address 10 the Democratic party. An animated
i.cusson on the question TO appoint the CON-
riee OF 81 but the utmost harmony OF feeling pre-
o.sd, and The Convention adjourned Tuesday af
'noou June 6, about six O'Clock, all IN high Spirits
an fully determined to sustain their principles"
The Augusta Chronicle (Whis) says, alt will bo
.a-' Tie Wings to excel this Convention in talents
Numbers, order and general Appearance
Judge Warren, Judge Andrews, DR.. Nc Whorler,
lion & w. Tcwnes and Co! lawson Of Burke, were
competitors with Mr.. Cooper for the nomination of
Governor We have not yet received the resolutions
OF the address OF the Convention. They shall be pub
she'd as obtained. We are glad to hear
the valiant pledued herself
abide the decision Of the National Convention
Every day seems 10 weaken the hopes of the Wings
our dssensions A temperate discussion Of the
sims of the different candidates. and firm determi
1llon 10 overthrow the hereses of whiggery, now
I'll That wanting TO secure us a brilliant triumph.
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TRAVELLERS LOOK HERE

EAGLE HOTEL, Clarloltesviie Va the place where YOU
~ can be accommodated in make yon comfortable
and that IL what desro please call at The Eagle
conjunction with the Eagle that large tenement knows
~ The Jefferson House Both fitted up in STYLE
lated accommodate persons; and
lose nothing by stopping hee the passes by door, and
accommodation will NJ all times be ready for them Tho charge
will he the same rs for private travellers.
return sincere thanks To the public for the very liberal
have received and beg continuance pedging
on C. w. TURPIN.
June 10 l0-wsw
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TN Rules holden In the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
the county Of holloway, the 9Th day of June, 1875
Lucy q. Sheffield, widow Of Leonard Sheffield licensed
against Plaintiff:
George cr!le Pnfsey Clarke, widow Of George w Clarke
II. Clarke Daniel w Farley and etia his wife, formerly
Clark, John Powell and Elizabeth WIFE formerly
Bates widow and rrt Of William Bates deceased James
Henry Bates asa Vaughan and Minerva his wife,
ey Minerva Bates and infant children, (whose
unknown,l Of William Perry, who married Mary Bates,
Defendants
The defendants, John Powell md Elizabeth his WIFE, formerly
Bates rrict Of William Bates deceased Jas Bates
Henry Rates Asa Vaughan aud Minerva his WIFE formerly Nj
Baie. and infant Children (whose
knnwn William Perry who married Mary Bates not having
their appearance and given security according
Assembly and the rules of This Court and appearing
acIory evidence, said defendants
&c this is Ordered, That the said defendants
s,pear first day of SeptrnbGr next
The bill Of the plaintiff and that copy this order
inserted In the Richmond Enquirer success.
svcy and that another copy be posted the front door
Court OF this COUNTY.
Copy-Tcste,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-13

Judge Upshur, Secretary Of he Navy, accompanied
By Com. kennon, Grn Henderson, of Marines, Maj.
Walker Nicholson and 1t. Russell, Of The Staff, ana
Col. HUMPHREYS, Chief Naval Constructor, passed
through Baltimore on Saturday afternoon, on their
way 10 accompany The President Of The u. s., par,i
cipaie in the celebration of the completion Of the
Bunker Hill Monument
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-13

Messrs Perrin Busbee and Duncan c. McRae,
have commenced new cheap paper in Raleigh, North
Carolina, called the "Democratic Signal, that will
zeaously support the nominees Of the National Con
nfion Success to it,