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The Whig standard., 1843-12-07

ONE INDUSTRY. MAGUlRE Hat .Man,,-
i'll tacturer Seuenh street, opposite the Patriotic Bank,
has for sale good assortment of splendid Moeskin,
Cashmere, Nutra Beaver, Plain Russia, and Silk
Hats of the latest fashion of bis own make and nis
which he warrants equal in style, nlsh and quality
to any imported, and ct the lowest possible prices
Those disposed to encourage their own mechanics,
win please give him call and judge f6r themselves
All kinds Of ufs, fu, and caps Of every style and
quality sold very cheap.
Five rooms above the store for rent They will
be furnished, if preferred. nov 24-lm
The Whig standard., 1843-12-07

BUTTER, APPLES, &C.
~ $. HOLMES, 7th street, nearly opposite the
Patriotic Bank, has just received by the vessels
Victory, Zone, Alexandria, and John Bell, from
New York. his fall and winter stock of Family Gro
ceres Butter, Cheese Fruit &C., and now offers for
SALE in addition to general assortment of Groceries,
l03 irkins and tubs Of choice New York Butter
80 boxes Cheese from good dairies
$50 bbls q. Apples Of various kinds
q bbh New York Flour
20 New York Buckwheat -four, in wholes.
~ boxes Do. Do, put up for small families
y bbls Mackerel, in wholes, halves, and quarters
g." Shad @
Newfoundland and Smoked Salmon
IS choice Hams, Dried Beef
80 boxes Chemical Soap
Fancy Soaps, in large quantity
\ Cranberries, Goldfish, Dried Fruit, &c., &c.
He respectfully invites purchasers to examine his
stock before they buy. nov 28-tf
The Whig standard., 1843-12-07

DLAYING CARDS.---I have Just received. per
1 schr Sarah from New York, a supply of Lemuel
Smiths formerly Caleb Bartlett) playing cards Of
different grades, which am authorized 10 sell, as
agent at the manufacturers prices Storekeepers
and others are respectfully invited to call and exam
inc the lot just received Orders from the country,
enclosing the cash good city reference, will be
promptly attended to. JAMES M. DORSETT.
Snuff, Tobacco, and Fancy storc Penn avenue,
No. IL east of Gadsby's hotel nov II
The Whig standard., 1843-12-07
SPLENDID LOTTERY
Capital $4,000 Dollars !!

IN Saturday the 9th December, l843, the splendid
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, No. SO,
WILL BE DRAWN AT ALEXANDRIA, ID. c.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-07
THE WHIG STANDARD.
From The Louisville Journal.

From the Louisville Journal.
CsmPbes lines upon the Rainbow have awas been
considered one Of his most beautiful productions yet
the following lines upon the same subject not
more beautiful we are no Judges of poetry:
THE RAINBOW. #
The Whig standard., 1843-12-07

& ROOMS TO RENT.-Six furnished Chambers
and one Parlor over my store. nov l7-ifeotf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

y virtue of deed Trust executed bJ John T. sampson
H. II Garland OF date the 3st august
s9a and din recorded Clerks Office o Amherst Cou:
Court certain purposes therein mentioned IN.
stoned as surviving the direction Of the creditors Sc
cured will proceed the premises, or TIT RSaf lac wa
doy Of August 1919 SELL way Of public auction 10 te
hab-. bidder all that parcel of Land conveyed by
Waller and wife saI Jnhn 7. sampson, By deed dn!
recorded in Amherst County Court, called IfE N!SfoA Es
TATE containing Nv late survey 1855 rods, situated
in the county Amherst beth sides Of tue Budoe fScs ana
adjoining :ir town Of New Glasgow. 1885,,
valuable Estate and the attention " capitalist. 10 H.
Possession seeding purposes VIII be given al Tie DAY oil s
md fu,I nossession on the Isl Of January next.
msT!e land viii lie sold credit of IL, Is or "a months
except rs the tn cover the eAr.nesl NC
reouired To rive negotiab!c satisfactorily en-
dorsedand deed of the property 10 secure tAe fy
mr,t Til. lille he unquetionabebut ne under
I IN, convey such ,tt only him IN. trust
deed aforesaid e. l." MoShf, surviving -. 80
Aug.l = -.
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FOR THE E.SeUIREf


IT. p.rse.re NJ The Rapidan precinct in Madison,
:, honor of the late distinguished Representative oil
the dstric, of which Madison formed component
~ RI took place on Tuesday the 25lh July. large
con,nanv Of both sexes attended Al an early nouf,
The Hon William Smith and John b baroou'' Hsq
of Cu!peper together with several other invteo sues,
appeared on the ground. At one o CLOCK tue C'nP.,
sat down TO dinner. Asser they mao ao"e .oH ia
10 the viands the company called TO order ny 'ne
President. NJ
Til, regular toasts were announced IN order. mi
Smith was called out and delivered thrilling speech
of about one hours length, repete with Inc
doctrines, and marked by great power ana iee.hs
was yaledictory 10 portion OF ms o'a - =.
and he declined entering into The discussion OF parry
tonics. He descanlcd, however, somewhat al ia,gs
un,n The two treat parties Ct the country lie anoso
Ia the old FEDERAL party, and proaouhcea d" e'o."s
euloniun. upon their splendid Talents e1ai'fa pa."
ism and great purity Of mot':e; tut EXPRESSED e
same ,ime his profound convection Oh Tue pei
ard destructive tendency of their measures lie also
embraced the occasion to express his views IN regard
10 the ensuing Presidential contest he spoke IN 'hs
b;ohe.t terms of Van Buren, and Calhoun ana oe
csred that so far the Democratic party are concern
ed The issue is be these gentlemen he express
ed il as his decided opinion, that MI Iaihcun VIII re-
seive the nomination OF The National Convention, iron
Tho fart that all the minority interests in that body
xill probably unite upon hm. lie deprecated 10 ths
most earnest manner, any thing like asperity IN the
d,.cusson of the merits OF The several candidates, and
avowcd il IS his deliberate opinion, that The indulgence
of any thing like ;oeraiy on the part OF any one
the aspran,s, vii! bu tend to prejudice his CLAIMS. II
fine Mr. Sialhs address was sinsulaTly RELIGIOUS, ans
emineniiy adapted to the OCCASION. .
John S. Barbour, Esq of Culpeper, was next caiie'
out and delighted the Company with one oil the moe
beautiful speeches ever listened 10. IL thf'iie'
every bosom air Barbour has long enjoyed repuia
lion for talents, of the highest order. In byg0ne Jay
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COMMUNICATED
Iuly 81, l843

I'D.
.CiilLt-tanan Post, passenger shin NJ Boston,
valparaiso, which place he left the 2!.t ADrI reports
our res I'm !" the of Chill John Peade
zens IF The United States seized time since to the
$4,000 to be paid in instruments The rst
Esq., The largest holder- hneSg Republican, supposed to
In justice 10 Major Pollard, v no was succeeded as
United States Charge dAflarss at Chill by Mr.. Pen
de,on it proper to state, that the action Of sir Pen
deion in relation 10 the matter above, was upon the
adjustment made By him, (aj. p) with the Gillian
Government.
The 100000 spoken OF is for claim on the CHILEAN
Government, arising from money taken by Lord Coch
rane, Admiral in the Gillian service, from the Amer
can brig Macedonian, in April, 1910, which claim vas
adjusted by Major Pollard, with the Chilian Govern
men,, for S2l4,5O0. MIR Pendleton has acted under
this adjustment Of Major Pollard J.
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asg. !

JAMES RIVER LASD FOR SALE for sale place
late residence IN the oi SiTy known -Four
il- Tee; This property 800 acres,
lanes five miles above jamestown
one 81 the arcicn; Virginia There
,i,, of which has
u.red shell mad, the rate oi $50 In 800 husrlt
IN lie acre and Is IN greatly improved condition. An in-l
haus supply 81 rich undccs the whole tract, and
CONVENIENT situations for ~ each fed The so
wheat aud aui
rc;hc- y!t .niab, rotation -; crop From of
The ac, ARE IN wool chiefly original forest, much
timber Ia. building about $50 .! original
to-, lnnd wing level ard adjoining The
cleared .,t cri:atoaile 1t a!boat
lumber from which, being satabe ut IN. landing,
,.o,II ~ ourr ,euav In. cxo,n. - Of the Improvement
The farm all ample and CONVENIENT, hav!hg
RI con M 81 comli.!e frame oy-ss-r'. hons- and h
en- lou. large double negro qI,ers with tck chma.ys. aud
anrin. comfortable two framed barns afraned
snhlr ia, twelve horses carriage house, cribs
The house spacious aad elegant and handsomely
ave and lcaatil water prospect
in width The5 eight four oE oor besides IassA
rr, IL ample cellars, hantsome eEeon house
and tasteful poTt!co each itot The Offices are nc"
ag complete, incuas Kitchen waFoon, dairy cc house,
meat holsc and servants rooms Tie yari
i hands me and newly enclosed AMI beautiful failing garden
filled with shEgry and Iu, arins The house tie
fver front The and office co:pee order having
hem thoroughly required or rcbni sx
,. a, an XDrn.r of upwards Il 600 altogether rendering
the place 'e most eegen; and des!'g'c residences !" o
n ae sold privately before October, i! sold
rub,iclv premises that day One td ri tie purchase
vii be required III cash. upcn delivery the property
for tns balance -scnied cci; be ohasd desired,
on The sane DAG il fair not ;hr day will he cld
on The premises tho Household and Kitchen TcraGFe Crops
az Corr the Stock u iiotsts, Cat, Shoe? aad hogs
together WIKI tie Piant;o mf, nct"f'as -s heat
suctIon valuable Women Hnd Children l he -of i"f
s,o,l n,ooe,fv .y!. be IN" day of sale.
pr,.on; w,sarz 10 exsunc po?"r - receive every IN
civ by application the over.e"r uP'n the pace, to
1iend f,.ry Sta. IT,. rssi'r: n tie reigaaariood.
.dG.r.s he 81 set-f, !r.rs - Di.s stsn comfy
IA i.!,:-if 81. GEO COOKE
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TO THE EDITORS or THE E.voulnrs

TO THE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER
Gentlemen-You were pleased, some days since, 10
publish article from the PLANTER on the subjec, Of
Bommer's process OF making manure. This article
contained statement Of prices at which The right is
offered to the public; and, the same No of your pa
per, appears an advertisement, from The present PRO
pretors Of the right, in whsh list of prices is fur
nshed, varying slightly from those in the communi
cation alluded to. My attention has been called 10
this snbjec, by the effect of into which the pub
lie have already been led by this inconsistency 1t is
therefore proper to state that the first lis, published
the "Planter," and copied by you, arose from mis-
apprehension, on my part, of communication received
Fl, m MIR. BONNER, and that tie advertisement now
standing in your paper contains the correct statement
of the prices at which this valuable process is offered
to The public.
By publishing this explanation, you may serve that
portion OF the community interested in this matter and
much oblige your obedient servant,
CHAS. T. Bolts.
July 81, 1913
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Married on Thursday, ,ie a0ln umo. at Clement Town
Amelia, by the Rev Jesse WIFE, Hr JuE. l. oE3uS of Pow
lan county, L. Miss M.Y f. MuNfoTn, d! the former place
Married. :iouni Gibol Nrr,iu. lioi.c sunday tie
a3d July, by Elder James NJ Bay Nc NtmA>ist W HtRsi'
Luaisa.
Married. fredericksburg Tuesdsy the 18th Juiy, by
Rev. L. =. .ieGIre, THos r. W0Lrg E., oi New oIeau
Miss .si, b caeI OF the late Robcr, Temple ESQ., Of Chos
tsrlrid county Va.
Married, eth of July, by the Rev. James enshall, Nj.
LEoS.sp Miss LucY H. oUASLrs, bon, al
Heinrich county. Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

CASE OF CHRisTIsa CocuRAs OR GILacrR- ne
President has directed Mr. Warner TO lay ell the points
Of hiscause before The Attorney General In the mean
time order will be issued for the surrender oil INC
prisoner TO the British authorities formal de'oho
has been made for her by The British Minister at WASH
iagton-.N 7. Sun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

AND FOR SALE The subscriber havn. his Tract
H land than r keep, viii sell portion upon
-onate terms That he proposes la sell about three
hundred aud MY between ATTY and sky good
James grounds, balance . land almost
all of which IN timber. with desirable
building we'll waiered with several good neigh
bohood, orsing village of cotisv lie
where The farmer aud planter Away
all the products his l5u. There this iand good
large The ;u,clse can
possession wheat tis FAN; and
IT, get land adjoining. deem unnecessary TO give
minute description. bur invite any disposed purchase
and the land, and hear liberal
disposed o sell.
My address is, Scots Ferry .!hemarc county, Virginia
FRANCIS MCDENA.
Auu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

ArrolsTnrsrs.-we hear, says the Philadelphia
Chronicle from uDqaesionable authority, tina, The hon
Francis Mallory, of Vrgno has been appointed Charge
de A6arcs TO Cons:an;nople; and that Alderman Sam
Badger to succeed, very shortly the pTesen, incum
bent Of the Post Office in Philade nhia
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COMMUNICATED.
REaPtNG MACHINE.
RICHMOND, July 29, l9i3.

Mr. e. Ii. McCoRMicR:
Sir: have read Mr.. G. Valen;i.es account of the
operation Of you. Reaper, US used BY him. on my plaza
taion at the Green Springs As was NO! there any
self in harvest, | say nothing of it from my own
observation but, from wha. know Of Mr.. Valentine,
who has been managing my estate for many years, !
should place the utmost confidence in his judgment and
candor the subject in question.
remain, with respect G. WATSON.
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Mann Elections in au his IuonM,


The election for Governor, Congress and members
of The Legislature takes place in Tennessee Thurs
doy next The Globe calculates, that "the Democrats
will elect their candidate for Governor, and lajorty
10 the State Legislature but that the majorties will
not be large-say not more than IL or Is on Joint
ballo, 10 the Legislature, and from thousand for
Governor. The Democrats, think will cleo, g. and
the Wing. ), members Of Congress-"
The elections will take place Monday ne1. in
North Carolina, Alsbama Mississippi, Kentucky, In
diana and Illinois. The Globe thinks, that "n Ala
bama the Democrats will certainly elect members
out of Z, and probably ! out of the IF the Tyler
men do not attempt to assist them" In Kentucky,
Col L. Boyd, Democrat, will be elected to Congress
from The 1st District, without opposition; and the De-
mocrats may elect one or two members from other
parts of the State In Indiana it gxsssss that the de-
legation will be divided 5 and 5. From North Caro-.
lioa, the Lynchburg Republican publishes letter,
which states, 'the prospects are highly haterng:-
AS, namely: Saunders, Daniels and McKay's; as
highly probable, viz: the Caswe and the Edgecombe
Districts the former Of which gaan; friend Reid
runs against Mitchell, and in The latter the famous
Stany opposed by Arlington; district (Rayners)
is doubtful 10 speculate upon and the other three as
probable for the Wings So yon Will that think
we have better chance than opponents in fire Of
the nine districts, and an equal chance in sixth
Some of sangune friends, indeed, claim sir
tan and consider the chance very good for carrying
Craige in the Mecklenburg District, which would make
seven Of the nine to which the State is entitled. This
would really be mach glory fer day; though
this day of prosated Whggsry, nothing appears to be
impossible"
On the whole the Globe says, "our expectations as
TO the election Of embes of Congress in the foregoing
six States added up present the following aggregate
Democrats, 80
Whigs, 20
Tyler, %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

ONE OF h: pursued by me ~ me save ot ~!
many acc as.-a oihor IN
order character OF ""G, of h'S1 20 as a.'
the II opinion by try.Sr ay instruments ne FORMER -
cnr,s have n-ver anel ard never ai; The latter have
,r and tn.u to work we'll believe iha Piano Eo'ies
equal any made in his oF Al? otter s@.' @
have hsard OF; n;inon BEN. interested one ~ ~
ak pubc depend upon a!ne, aud s;y bfe Oh I'LL
by actual .fal Any person aeshs %
Piano taks mine upon tia aad "l'ibG. ia,e. "''
they prove the instTum 4. I. .'a'i,;
I,,v /, lo-cI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

"CaaYGs Co, Va, July 2o;h, 1913
1.-THE Smith dinner in Madison was grand affair
1t went of pleasantly, with n sumpuous dinner, an
abundance Of ice for so large company Uhere
bein. about fifteen trndred) and of the ardent
The day after the dinner, there was Temperance
vention held al Orange c. Il attended by about fifteen
hundred persons, three hundred of whom signed the
pledge. Amongst host of speakers had Bcdinger
Of Jefferson, and the Hon. VIM. Smith, who, though
not members of the Society, delivered the abest
speeches we had in behalf Of the Cause
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01


The Washington Correspondent of the Philadelphia
Mercury asks "Who delegated any power TO Mr.. Blair
or Mr. Ritchie 10 lecture the Democracy upon their
sayings and doinss'' No one But who has the right
to deprive Of the power of expressing OPT
nioA: No one. lie asks, 'Who ever gave them the
little fictitious consequence they did possess
less the too generous and eonhding portion it. which
has ever been willing to make conversions from
Federalism little calculating upon the vps.'s gratitude
which nature implanted with their first political
principles? If did possess any "censeque ce
it is much, al least, claimed; and more,
perhaps, than dessrved-but where is the wiper
ingrattude," which we have shown to the peopl. =
Have ever sold them for office? Have we ever
asked the Presidents for douceurs, The Mercury cor
respondent asks, alas it to this that the
of the s to be eopardzed the services of old and
tried servants discarded innovations made pom the
usages of the party, principles decked and
all the selfish desires OF Blair, Richie & Coz
What "nsp principles have We introduced what
sold and tried servants discarded" True, we cannot
go for Mr.. Tyler-and we would gladly open hi, eyes
to the deluoions which his gs practising upon
him-to the Authorizations which an ardent imngina
ton is indulging-bHt we cannot couch the teract
we cannot purge the visual orb of the scales which
his ardent friends have unfortunately put upon But
because cannot 60 for Mr. Tyer-because would
cheerfully hin, from the modification to VIII eh he
is destined, does il follow that have any selfish de-
sires 10 indulge' What to gain By Mr. Van
Buren, election? Nothng-but what will he enjoyed
by the whole Countrywide triumph of tbs Republican
principles to which Virginia has been for go many year,
devoted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

The formation Of the Constitution OF Mexico,
and Ills approval on The 18Th June by Santa Anna, was
celebrated with dinners, balls. bull fights, fire works,
&c. in grea, profuson Alta dinner given on the 4h'
in the palace at -hch the principal men of'he nation,
the diplomatic corps. and other distinguished persons
were present, our Minister Gen. Waddy Thompson,
gave as a sentiment:
The nen Constitution Of .Aezieo.-As It realizes the
endeuvours of the lIustrous men who formed IT. the
hopes Of the friends Of Mexico, and of the lovers OF
liberty everywhere-so shall the 18th June be ever
mo ,orsble W o. Com Bntisftn
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GREEN SPRrxGs, Louisa, }

Jelly 18th, lS43.
have used one of Mr. c. II. McCormicks Reap
ing Machines in the late whoa. harvest, and | take
pleasure in stating, that it answered my highest eI-
pecalions. am Of opinion, that in cutting one hun
dred acres of good whea; with this machine, enough
wheat would be saved and above VIA, is saved b
the ordinary mode 10 pay for it. AS la have used
the machine, it does not seem likely to gs, out Of or
der think we GU, much 10 to IL acres per day,
and rolling land some quite steep. IL cuts
rs we'll in camp wheat dry, and tcuis tangled wheat
we'll In the use Of this machine, the saving Of labor
is an obect-but the most important thing IS, that II
saves the wheat cleaner than cry scythe ever saw
Many OF my neIghbors witnessed the operation Of
the machine their entire satisfaction, so far as know
C. VALENTINE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

E,tRIlC SAi.E-By Il of OF
Orange, rendered Monday the ,ith July, the subscribers
pablo The a>t day of this month"; An
gust Wits Grove thr residence OF William {. Wii- de
Orange Rapid the Manufacturing
al Robert T. Wills, and contains. I0U
quality. well adapted tie q
rohasoo. Tho highlands N. Southwestern
exposure, and tie "w lands asa 81 aiiIvai -G.l
situated about miles from the turnpike which
ffci-c sshiTE Orange Cont loI>e ben.
latter. ~ from Tho former, within
II GoFousvile bepo which affords excellent thr
IS There udsrcc of timber for all
purposes o the farm, and sufficient from number
good springs Running through each field. On
there large and productive meadow The
extensive, consisting of dwelling house winch
and commod"n, flame building ad accent,
cellar, kiioh-n nh four number of cabins with
stables and large Barn. a.l la good
repair and conveniently located 1c', besides the above,
buildings. The garden handsome
fine, The subscribers believe HAT u Will well
compare county for beauty scenery,
commanding sud bcaGu view o the Blue Ridge
Rapid Ann vai-yJ fertility OF soil arhy OF climate and
convenience o; location.
viii also cell ay, another Tract,
containing "Paey Woods, about four
miles f.oln Wills This land winch valuable prnC
pay Of Us fine timber, viii BE- rod III three
tracts purchasers Diagrams al either Estate viii he
shown wishing premises VIII call
subscribers, who reside the immediate vicinity o Willis
Grove.
nne.fonrt o the purchase money Will BE required IN
hand-ihe one, ard three n.tamcnt
cured h. approved personal security the premises
y>J The safe viii be made =. Wills Grove.
- ROEEgT I. WILLIS,
RICHARD II. WILLIS.
Executors 0! william {. Willis
ai-lns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

A Correspondent, of the National n.elligencer states,
that the late deadly facas in Fauqoier detailed in
last, in which Mr. Robert E. Lee lost his life had
with the quarrel between Judge Scot. and
Mr. A. Marshall-it entirely personal difficulty
between Messrs Lee aud Moore Qhe Father)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

Holm :. CASKiE, ArroRSgY Law, offers his professional
services public. lie viii attend lie Courts held IN The
Richmond at the Chesterfield and
Louisa Office street. second door above Bigger
AIpl