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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-30

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-30
RUN AND RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-30

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-30

Tic daaf n t's f..ii 'ai4fa. l'an tbe n..,aqt
'a's Represented al Ait Mas.s. Mig. "a Csasfess.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-29
RICHMO ND, VA.
Tuesday Morning. ostoaer 90.

r. The Democratic Executive COMMITTEE
Washington Ci,y,) in an Address, say that III
has lust leaked out (from the Room OF " 'lllS
Green's Commune that they Che Wigs have
made upwards Of 1900 votes in Virginia 9 ,s BY
are certain OF carrying that state" We are pref
r. SIRE that there is some mistake as 10 the num-
Der OF pocke; deeds, here alladcd io-hua /" PR
vent The possibility of these 1000 illegal votes be-
ing cast and influencing The result, we eau uion
the Democrats every where 10 he arousSo anu y, "
ralr 10 The polls cre'y man. Lei t'e Iesa WI ~
vo,es legal and illegal. This Wing Committee
Of Mr. Willis Green is far, rcry far from being
certain of carving" Virginia. To our friends
every where we say, Virginia is safe against a"
Whg Vaccinations.
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TIE KEYSTONE STATE SAFE,

ExTnscr n 4 ldtsr floa IN ,atcllige,R as,,ie,o,,
in Pniadc'pbla, under datc cf OF. -.
AS 10 politics, tell You, without any bias l.,
That Pennsylvania Is certain ior Polk and DIAL
las. The Wigs, do not think. on the most il.
beral allowance, can get more than 1000 majority
in the city and county. They (hc sensible ones
do mol claim moTc-and many Democrats insist
that their majority will be much less. think
that, generally, the Natives will sick TO their old
party aIliance-dnd those who are Democrats
will vote Tor Polk, and those who are Wings viii
20 for Clay. Wen, now. Four Governors vote Eel!
>hor, Of the Democratic vote about 2000 in the
State, because Of the Catholic question: but. tab
ing his majority at 1900, and >ulra cling 3G0U
from the v hi@ vote, ana adding ii to our vote it
will give rs anoni 10000 majority; and then. as
tie Governors vote i 1000 short adding this last
have q Democratic majority Of upwanis of
10000. Now, this is IAN figuring: tpt my upin-
ion i, that We will certainly GARY lhe state hv
5000 II mas be more
I'D. be ieve Folks election is certain as an
election can I've; for in " York the Natircs will not
unite Eve will get New loll; whether or non
with the Wings, il their resolutions and speeches
at a large meeting held in the Park the other day
ale 10 be relied upon; and this will give lis New
York, certainly by handsome majority Again,
il the Aholii0ni>t> are 10 b" relied upon, Clay
cannot 1ct ONO, lot, from NDdl tflis parry saw,
they " i'll either stand neutral. or, Designating the
irgoin@ of tie God-likc Daniel. throw their Vote
AVA OH Birncy. II they ga This. Ohio j. our>
whou; doubt. Now, while these causes a.c
working the downfall oi C!ay in the .N0rif. he
texas question Is doing the same in the South
Georgia has left the W big ranks. and this gives
me- strong hopes OF Tennessee. have Letter
from Cave Johnson. i'll which he SAYS TennnS>te
is ours BY majority Of not less han 5000 II
things work. Is il seems To me they are now ,.,-
Ing Clay will be defeated by an enormous vote
But calculations always fall short, and be-
lieve that we shall elect Polk easily. but possibly
with small electoral majority Clay aands a
eiancc al losing New Jersey, Delaware ard Ma
Iyland; a, least, the Wing majority there is so
small as TO endan.cr him. Indiana will be ours /:
and Clay has certain in the South only North Ca
rolina. in the West only Kentucky, in the North
and EaS; only Vermont. Rhode Island HIassacLu-
set, and Connecticut Now enumcra;c tor your.
sell the votes certain for Polk and sec :hea, in t.
vor OF whom are the chances
"Wm Il. Reed, a profigalc and corrupt Wig
has been detected i'll IN attempt 10 bride. lou
will see his letter He is OF Bank notorie,y. he
ing one of those who received money from II.
while he was 4 legislator and while lis charter
was pending before that body. The Enquirer
will publish full account OF this mater. Il Will
do the Wings harm, but not u; for, 'iorewarned,
torearned :"
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MARRIAGES

Married, on Tuesday, the 18th instant by the
Rev George w Dame, Mr.. WILLIAM SINS oi
Halifax. 10 Miss Sally JOKES, daughter of MAJ
George Wilson, of Pitisyvana county
Married, in Petersburg on the 10Th inst, by the
Rev Mr.. Saunders, Mir. RoEEET PExM.H, ii
Richmond 10 Miss Mary A. +. BAIRp, Of the
former place.
Married. on Thursday morning, 9Th inst. bv
the Rev. Leoniias Rosser. Mr. Wv. BAILEY Of
this city 10 Miss GEoGGiAsA HlGcNs, OF New
Kent
Married, on Tuc>day evening, Dbl inst. b tie
Rev Thomas CrowGcr. Rev. LroNIrAs RoSSrr,
of the Virginia Conference, 10 Miss MaRTH. "
lhiid daughter of John \. Chandler, Esd o! Pot
month, Virginia.
Married. on tie 9th instant. fy the Rev JOSEPH
Walker, Mr.. FnANGtix STEuNs. 10 Miss E>;n
FRANCES HALEY, all of This CRY.
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ATRENARIEIAYD For SALE

DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Superior
ID Court OF Albemarle county, pronounced on
the 18th day of October 1874, in the case of a p
ping, guardian &c. rs. Namiele CT a., shall
proceed on Friday, The 9th day Of December next,
if fair if not the next fair day. to offer for sale on
the premises in said county, the tract fland called
Enfield, whereon Mrs. Sarah w. Darnelle now
resides, and which was devised 10 her and her
children, by her father the late Ben Johnson dec
The said land contains between 800 and 600
acres, about one halfot which is cleared, and the
rest is in woods, well supplied with excellent tim
Der. 1t lies exceedingly well, both for cult
walton and mprovement-and is only about or
/, miles from the town OF Scot,Svile, on,he James
river and kanhawa Canal The land is good
highly improveablc-a particularly ada pied TO
the culture ofTobacco and corn. The situation for
family residence is particularly desirable
being scarcely surpassed BY any other in the
county, Tor health, nearneSs 10 market and so
ciety Only about S75 will be required IN
cash, to defray the expenses of the sale, &c: on
the remainder Of the purchase money, a credit OF
one, two and three years will be given-he pnrchas-
er giving good personal security and Trust deed
on the land The land will be shown al any time
by the subscriber, or Mr. Benz. l.. Darniellc
living in Scoltsville.
AUSTIN NJ. ApPLING,
Oct. 21witis Commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-29
Basc Cain osoin .Nuicd 10 Ax Counter, !.


Mr.. Bcrrien, after playing the second fiddle TO
Daniel Webster in the North has returned TO
Georgia, with the crosses, Misrepresentation
against Virginia. She will not give her vote 10
Mr.. Clay, as he prccnds 10 assert We
speak confidently on the subject. Virginia
cannot aposlaiZc from her principles, aS Mr..
Bcren has done from his. We still adhere
to lhe principles ol the Free Trade Rcrou,
whilst il> author reprobates il doctrines, and
turns TIE very name oi Gree Trade Into
scorn She sill opposes the election Of Mr.,
CLAY. whilst he has enlisted with his mos, de-
voted followers u promote his election. We
learn, that MIR. Berricn is expected to meet
General Hamilton in discussion, before The pco-
pie Of Savannah. lie lodged his colleague.
Colquitt. in The Senate; but We hope Gen. Ha-
milton will seize the eel, though he should
twist and writhe in his sinewy grasp. The pre-
sent day is disgraced with such aposlales. Some
men who vert 50 lar in their hostility 10 The Ia
riil in '33 as to become Nuiliers are now the
degraded advocate, OF the Talif and OF CLAY
This is the ultima Mnic OF arostacy itself To
what shameless contradictions has John McPhcr-
son Bcuien descended In 81, he, in his Free
Trade Report, 'GtHicd the right 10 convert what
they dcnomina;c The iacidcniai into The pyiaG}Ul
power In his Albany speech of ~, he goes
for protection, not WcidcAtn, nor cccidcatGt. bit
M ps,poSr 10 encourage some Interests In hie
RspoR he contends that the Protective System
has a fendcncy 10 GemofGii-c the citizen. to
hab:iualc them 10 cvasiOnS ri the laws and In
encourage the odious and drestabe practice oil
'.smug.ling." In his speech. he says, 1t encou-
RACES industry, and thereby iaGS 10 the prom0f,on
al mo,a'Hy among our people In 81. he even
ridiculcs the idea Of Protective Tariff being
Essential to National Md-pead>aec.' In II, he
contends that il elcva,eS National character. and
ab>orcs us from dcpendence on foreign work.
shops" In 81, the system was grossly, fatally
unwise and impolilic, Nare ii IS s@brsrSirc 81 nc
karmony 81 liz URjan." In ~, it 'dfars as Ia
ae'tcr more cisclg IN the oadS IT 4 coD,aoa IHioH
In 81 he defines Free Trade and places its rrin-
cipc on high grounds. In II, he asks "What
i, Free Trade Where does i; exist In 81,
he contends that "INc argument whict MStoias
Free Trade. rests Vpoa Prtl~s"io@ whic! a@g
mt b. denicd." In II, he brands Free Trade -
'rhc cgu!c>t conception that ever disturbed tie
minds Of the American people
Who can respect such an outrageous apos'a,c'
We protest against what he may say or has Sd ID
about Virginia. He is deceiying the Georgians
lie wishes to shake them in their opinions, by as
serlng that Virginia is about 10 abandon hers, ana
10 vote for Mr.. Clay II is a gross misrcprcnta-
ton. Virginia will M; vote Tor Cay-and many
of the most influential Wings admit the fact al
once No Democra; here Goab,s her. We
have no doubt that Georgia a".! Virginia will
BE- found side b. side in November
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-29

{. ARKANSAS S.rE-Tye extract the following
from the n. O. Bulletin Gate Wing, but now
neutral) OF Yesterday week. The Democratic pa
pers Of New Orleans, all claim our success BY
1000 majority.
I'VE have returns, mostly unofficial, from the
following named counties viz: Pulaski, Conway,
Hampstead, Johnson, Pope, Hot Springs, Saline.
These give. according 10 the Lnlr Roct Ga@cfic,
(Dem) net majority of 800 for The regular De-
mocratic candidate for Governor, and ..ss Tor the
Democratic candidate for Congress. The whole
vote of the "irre.ulat' candidate in the seven
counties is 2l5. The picaynne OF Yesterday pub
lished reports from Clark Bradley. Jefferson,
Desha, Chicot, showing an aggregate Wing ma
joriy of 32l II these be correct, the Democrat
&c majority Ceaving ont The irregular candidate)
is in all counties heard from, 90. The counties
above named gave in 1910, 4 small Whig majo-
riiy, vet Van Buren, received the vote OF the STATE
nv 1906 majority. 1t is safe inference, there
fore, tina, the Democratic candidates, both for
Governor and Congress, prevailed at uc late
election"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-29
THE WOLF on HIS WALK,

The Philadelphia Correspondent of the New
York Herald states, that Cassius NJ Clay adj.
dressed The Wings in the State House ward Of
that City, on Friday night, but there was no en-
ihusiasln. " His open avowal OF hs being an
Aboiiionis may (iavc contributed toy damp lie
ardof Of the Wings. He left Philadelphia on
Saturday, on a poiiiic0i piigr7magc 20 Mercer.
Beaver, and other AboiittoA COUNTIES in the Stale
People OF the South you see upon what means
The friends OF II. Clay are counting for his eiec-
ton. What SAT- You?
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Yesterdays Compiler has revived The charge
against Mr.. Polk that he opposed the Just payment
oiClaims 10 the soldiers oftbe Revolution and their
families. Gen. Saunders has rel,lied these charges
in an article which he has published in the Raleigh
Standard. This letter gives the lie direct 10 the
charge against Col. Polk" We will publish it
Tomorrow
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RANDOLPH or ROANOKE.
To The Editors Of the Enzmrr

GoocHLAND Oct. I'D, 1Sll.
Although am unaccustomed 10 writing for
the public journals, must give you some at
count OF the proceedings al onr Courthouse on
Yesterday which was our court day. Mr. Car
rinyton made his appearance, and announced his
wish TO make political speech had some
curiosity 10 hear him Abou, one O'Clock he com
menced Bu, hi, speech was the poorest, for both
mater and manner, that have ever heard upon he
stump in Virginia. The crowd very soon retired:
many on, OF he Court house, the residue behind
the bar without paying any attention whatever
10 the speaker w. ID. Leale, who was listening
10 Mr.. Darlington, came down from the bench
twice, and requested the Democrats TO hear the
speech, and 10 pay some respect TO the speaker
Until this was done, the orator addressed empty
benches Toobligc Leake, many Democrats did
take their seats and paid forced attention 10 this
Uhs Champion. When Darlington had concluded
there was a rush 10 hear the reply OF Leake and
il was one ofthe most whitening have ever heard
He said slanderous coward, who had recently
written an article for the Richmond Wing, had
n>inualed, that he was afraid to meet Mr.. Car
rins,on. Lcakc asked il there was any thing
about Mr.. Darlington, or in his speech, in his
oratorv, or in his arguments 10 alarm The most
timid. He showed, that all hi, arguments were
second handed borrowed from others. and were
greatly weakened and injured by the manner in
which he had presented them: that his mind was
badly furnished with facts; and that he relied upon
wrong impressions, upon errors, and miSconceiyed
notions, 10 sustain his weak and dangerous posi-
lions. Leake clearly proved that Mr. Darlington in
his a,temptto satisfy the people that Wing mea-
surcs were Republican, had resorcd to Arguments
and taken groundswhch none but old fashioned Ec-
deraisis had used or taken that a, every step
he betrayed the cloyen- foot: thalhc Wing party fur
nishcd evidence against al his positions which was
conclusive that The gentleman did not perceive the
results 10 which his own arguments carried him
Ii is useless 10 say more Never have seen
man used mp as Mr.. Darlington was Leakc's
reply created immense feeling and enihusiasm.-
Darlington rose to reply. and Tie people there
upon, Wing aud Democrat nearly 10 2 man. left
the Courthouse. Upon the suggestion ofsomc
one, Darlington went down to the Tavern porch
Here there was crowd But Carrington's speech
was worse than the first Lcake again followed,
10 the great delight OF the people, many cryingou
as he went on, not 10 be cruel but TO have mercy
on the man. Leake stated that he had no doubt
it would now be published abroad, that both
Wings and Democrats, in Goochland, ran from
the political efforts OF Mr. Darlington. Ifdenicd.
it could be proven. The work goes bravely on.
A POLK FARMER
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Chairman Ucm0r
MEETING TOMORROW
NIGHT

There will be a meeting of the Shockoc TI
Democratic Association Of the City of Richmond
on "Wednesday evening next the 30th instant At
hall past o'clock, at Democratic Hall over the
Marshall Hotel, on II street. Shockoe Hill Demc-
cra,s from all pats Of the city, ale invited 10
attend and participate in the proceedings OF our
meetings