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New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
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VXTASTEuIBv Yctns nsn JUS, from nc nnd .
w s,eaGy kr5I,s, situation IN ~hosesaf o.
has h oG year, e1pefence n coc3tTy soss aln 60
persn ana practical aeeuurtan': would 90 wantec lo
eocntry store salary cot much Of oct - gso Sa
non. Address Stranger 81 tar ofhce .xs.
\. B TIE best OF references can oe sTrsa g .,
ryro CLOTH MERCHANTS md CLOi1iIERs---
L Wsntai . .,jets,n as SALESMAN IN ekss Snee ot
Salesman sad An, C;tsr soshsc store o. sesfoas-
bic alOsES Estash,hrasat, BY yoors s1s1sq a.. -
has had many yeg expeseaes The eioh and chirs nu
10 book keeping dss,rd. Address P u. al Ilas ocs
tSS
A iOUNG WOMAN OF eIesileoi eh.racte w1tno stu
work and waiting ehts has o6tsetoa . aake
herself .eeersy useg tN1 sha best Or city s:eesss
and Knows he: erlnes correctly Psasc so2 al Asl Sana
street. 60 q
vhTANTS A SiTUATiON-As chambermt5 os cook
w sod Cock. Washer Ecc lfones. with god y reons-
tnsnia.fcEs. Apply st IS Ne.esfst coN'
J1oITND A CARPET RAG in BeseksI ,;Ssss, n,Gkei &
Il d. Enquire AZ l<s West. 81 u,
OK REV ARD.-LosT. in hi, c:ty, SovE ss Widog
SIO Iaay from The Coantry. A SILK PUgSE. es:;i-
oped linen e.r,ssc handkerchief eonta1tS About StN
ESTY DOLLARS c. two three tsns rfes sco s1iS'-:
hh, gold sovereign and Ave frsne piece Lhs cescp
oa ecn,tert sucisn. for the hu3ef to 1e,s,ste IT,
honest hancs Ths finder by eavns u 81 TIM Office, Will o
csivc tho aeore reward Anc relieve ths c o: aa any srs
wicow. cssS
TsNE.N DOLLARS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .sx Syocy.
"A certificate Cor thirty ,,hares O. Eiessbug Bark S'cSk.
ia the name OF Buckley q Peck and numbered SOB, with
Power OF Attorney attached. wn los; on Se;uas "a March
above vii Be paid hy ssyns II al Thoarsoas e1see Wall
strse. nkS II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

HARPER & BRorHERs have published Az
thur Arundel, ,sle of the English Revolution
/, constitutes No. XLlII. of the Library OF eeiec
Novels.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

s-5s Tie HARrEKs have issued No. Oh ms
Neyi,lss cf GaHe,s,owu, Tale Of l7oo,' oy 'ne
author of Harry Louequer, &c. Price only 0s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

EY- WIN. NJ. CHRrsTY, 2 Astor House, has pug
lished eThe History and Rsmarksbls Lite ol Tue
truly Honorable Col Jack, embracing the most
striking incidents of his Military Career sss' '''
Pr;cs IS cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
MUSIC.

- CHICKEgING PIANO FOR sALE--h
sgs-s-7sl splendid Piano, made by Chic&ering OF Boz
sn VIZ trpn fIa1s wi IL ee 81 is f even seee Sy
Aso two very toned Panos che By Neachnis & Co.
B@isons gwen on tie Piano and Singing by ~ T. R.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

GREAT BARGAINS
| N D r Y G o 0 D S

CHEAPER THAN EVER
Ff'HE SUBSCRIBER wishing close the balance OF his
fc and stock. which OF raceu, auction
purchase would offer following low prices spe1.
did quality exposition pattern Pari Cashmere DEcosse all
WOOL frni &c. I'd per yard shade stripe. pan
aad plad Muslin Dc Lame. f.n 30 cts; extra bnc
SIX Velvet fer Ladies Hnbts; beaHfu printed Ne,ve:s for
Dressing Gowns ,ich Velvet Venr: Thread Brussels and
Gpum; Lace E6sn- ard IU.ertinz rev ,,y.s Cap Lace
needle wrought ColiI Ribbons tnps and tfnreS Ladies
Cruvnts linen Cab H9kss handsome assortment OF French
SSaws OF ali kipds; Glnres Hos;ery, sc.
90 C. Y. WEHPLE, No. 7S CeGsr.stgcet.
L,RIENDS OF ROBERT B. GAGE are Informed that ne
Il has located Ct No. = LIBERTY STREET
DRY GOODS az the smallest possible d1vancs.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION.
Is requested 20 his sock nf
DRAWER GOODS AND LACE GOODS,
which Will always be kept full and complete presuning
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

rJ. w. Jupp & Co., 50 Ann street. tsasaes- ss $
sors 10 Winches,er have published clear and iair
edition Of Ainsworth's ST. Jamess' or the C0uf, 90 o'
Queen Anne, Historical Romance. Price ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

ww. H. GRsHAA, Tribune ofiss' has ,,'lns Frank
N;lJnsv. or The Naval Of6cer,' By Capt. MarTya''
co,on,et. in one volume, Tor 25 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
pEEryED SUGARS.

REFINED SUGARS.
TE7ooLSEY AND WOODS Sly trora hi, date offer tbef
III cents per pound yhen les thaa FIVE pscksgss
tr..be.i II DO do 'are purchased half u ceatper
POWERED liz DO do jlb.addiucnal.
The above nre parkesi as fciows:
aiss ta.s II Il HSs. bs 81 Of 50 charge for packages
~ ~ ~ y p,ent surar RsfnerT, corner of
SOUTH and Nont:ss.er G;reets. or at % Wal street
y B-Orders oa o tie Clty riGst be ~ Sy IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

A CCoUNTs, BOOKS, PAPER AND STATIONERY
n of our manufacture very low pncss. All who
ne Of crcles 10 ;he Above ne at wholesale eta,
ne respectfully invited tn stock, u embuces
every article usually kept by nt0ner Particular attention
given 10 country orders. FRANCIS & LOUTREL,
Manufacturing S;ntionsrs, II Maiden Lane.
het,v nnd( (,s,hl IS slf+els
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
DRY GOODS.

ALPACAs-NEW GooDs RFCEivED DEC. :
o TAYLOR 3 co. Jebosrs, 3 Ce3at-st1eei, recslved
y. yesterday
THREE CASES ALpACAs.
Low ices. &c, high rs,ereI and believed to b. &C.
si-nhle lot ot goods than hs, been Offered ikn
TWO CASES OF MAZARINE Blue ALpACAS,
Q1e OF eummoa guilty, AMI the oiSer sure.iot Aso. Is
different lots OF
LADIES FANCY CRAYATS.
From ia auction sae nf FUstc. IvInEStoa Tue.sy
ss Tbs assortment tee splendid ,n1t haa been Offer
81 ibis the Auction Ecou czt sod 2err5tG
j. o. T. & Co have very 1-se stock of CceSzers- and
De LeEusS which tbsy vii close ve5y low prccs to-
ri c-st pT5cef. G5
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

rTATIONERY-Scfool Stationery. Plain and Fancy Sta.
S,oney. SHEPARD has added within few days. great
fancy Satonerycnnsng of untold variety OF
Note Paper Envelopes Papu,ees, beautiful Paper Cutters,
Pearl Pen Handles. Rogers. Cutlery, &c. he Is All selling
beautiful Note i5d S &c. qure, ard ote En-
vsopes IS. sd. per dozen. Ao. Pupaeres low as s. 3d.
dsc A beautiful assortment OF Puzzles and Gnnes Every
thing cheap as usual, at SHEPARp'S.
l9l Broadway opposite John IL
NB-please recollect opposite John 81. d.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

HToTICE-The partnership heretofore existing between the
snh:sFbs:sS sS y ihs city Of UnGe the name IA OF
tHal consent The Plumbing business will be carried on BY
THOMAS HANSON & WILLIAM WlLCOCk, at the
same place 3 Broadway. All debts contracted by the above
firm VIII he pad By ten and oil mnneys due 10 the sad con-
ccrn will I've received by them. THOMAS HANSON.
NeY York. Nov. q, le+i. WilALihSi WilCOCk,
NC linecdf William HANSON
DIVIDEND-The Board OF Directors of the Howard lnsu.
rance Company have this dag declared Dividend oi
Eight per the capital Stock payable on and alter
MS Inc l$IgnedI LEWIS PHILLIPS. Secretary.
TEA TRAYS, ee;-A W, SPIES & co. ,2ls Pearl.si.
have Just received large assortment of GOtcSnd sand
w1c Tea Trays SETS Also, full assortment Of all sizes
common Tel Trays by the dozen New styles non Britain
nia Ware very elegant patterns ogather with gen.
cal assortment OF fine Table and Pocket Cutlery Scissors.
sc. &c. MI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

AW CARD-CoLLrCTtoS OF DEprs IN THE NORTH
IL WgsT.-E. B. WASHBURNE, Attorney nt Law. Go.
lena. pos w give his attention to the collection q Sr.
islant Illinois, in Du Buaue, Iowa. in Plausylle. Po,oa.
Praire du Chen, Mineral Point and Madison, Wisconsin
Refer 10 D. 4. CUsnNAN 6 Co.; DoRExUs, SUDAN &
N,xoS Nny Work 81 II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

| ssaFf sea 6LARD' !. 3. BsIIEEcKgs BE & co.'s VILLAINS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

IOHN T. WATT Attorney and Counsellor at Law and
j Cemmis sioucr to take acknowledgement Of Deed, and
CosS will devote particular attention to tho collection OF
caips.
Refers to Samuel Sherwood Esq., Tracy slaber & Irwin,
Hyde L Ely Carew & Huntington, Dwight Johnson Eel
lows Rudd K Scudder NO 3lwSms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

Z ESLIE CONBS & SAMUEL SHY. AttprnsyS and
~ Ccup>elos nj Law. Lexington, Ky, WI intend to hua
for residents in pan Of the State Of ksnncAy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
NEW FALL GOODS CHEAPt

NEW FALL GOODS CHEAP,
g W. D. GREGORY 4 co. No. lis Spring street, wish
o. 20 acqualn Their trends and the public with their deter
ination sell CHEAP all their Stock OF Fall and Winter
Goods the which have been bought the late
or CASH and which they resolved 10 sell NJ the latest
ra,uc,ons IN prices.
~ B. Great BARGAINS mny now be expected. Call and
MA W. ID. GREGORY 1. co. 175 Spring s.,
RTEW FIGURED CHAMELEON ST.KS.-just received
In Of w. %. GREGORY & Co. rs Spring street, case
extra heavy sarsd Chemeean Silks. very rch coloE direct
from auction and selling h per yard rich Pads Is Sd
per yard heavy wide Gros de Rhine for Long Shswl, very
desirable and very champ, ut Us SDr,ug .rtreat. Ol
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

r5'EETH.-I SMITH DODGE, a Bond street, offeJ his
friends and the public IN entire new method Of fastening
Artificial teeth. It OF his lnvsntion. secured by letters
patent, and used by himself only in this city.
From Hon. silas Wright L. s. Senator from the State Of
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
CRENCH,S H7OTEI

+ " = n : II 2 T e L,
YTNHE PROPRIETOR respectful; informs bu friend. and
tie public that he hss opened his aew anil spsadd tYts
al l3 Sutton. few dvoS east o Broadway, IN the i'm
mediate of mercantile business and ,hs principal places
vorable comparison with the ,ey bes; hotel, IN the city, s
proprietor building and stns the aeoys house he, had
s,ct regard elegance and comto and thai he has eUn
bred economy the following ps,ee- VIII show:
a ROOM FOR ONE NltiHr 3
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

Ra- Chipnan H. Miller, htt0rnes aid CQunsellon
Detroit Michigan will attend promptly 10 the collection OF
debit, transisr ofIands. payment oftaIes. &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

The rooms will be warmed gratis, an upon occasion wiz
there BE- more tlnn one bed IN room.
There is a REFECT0RY tached, IN which tasrs are neals
served up HorRs VI IT, day and eyecng There gre
o B IN Rooms connected for waa. cold and shower oahs
The Porter Will be attendance NJ all times during the KIT,
10 admit odger ond TO let them uuI ai all hours.
y B.-'rhosc who want Lodgings after The house ec'-s
will rag the hal bell MO 3n'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

IOHN CONEER, Ir. ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
KY Frrt Wayne Ind will attend 10 professional egness IL
the departments of the State Of Indiana VIII also
bcsess sppesnng to General Land Ageacr Tor Northern
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
y rFntCAI. OFFICE. No. Es5 5BROADVyAY.-NQTICE
WI J(l PATIENTS AND OTHERS.-rR. J. CLAW

-1ITN CoPAI-o c.ses wished. Ako on ,hs rnnFh--
4 TGa -, ~ III, & LATHROP A BARTLETT,
"a E9f se's" y PealsSTssL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

References IN N.- York u w. Eduopds Esc. Messrs.
Foot S Davies w. & s. Woodhul & Co. surdnm. Sage s.
20 Thome Huff & Thomus. Syuther, MortLouse Co.
Ccmsturk & Conger hSo 2ms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

A LEXANDER HAMILTON, Junior. nt. Secretary OF
"A egunn a. Madrid has resumed the prc;eo o. the law
Otice No. 81 Wal,t- nU Sw'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

D0ARp-A paror snd single rpouS on tss ssSs door,
y can De had with Board on reasonable tens, a IS HUDSON
s,reei-ihey Sc comfortably warmed by the kfss sH En
naee. which tse from the 9ry heas Q; ea .sevs e.M
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

z=z=.=zss=z---.zz=s
lSAlASA-Nr, W ssSI-S Boarding Ho,ss ha, been
moved 10 the building pssipusy cccuptsi ai the Man
seu House Eote No Liz Gale Obrabia cosrtt OF Gale ses
caderes which hiss been extensively repaired sn prove-
Prices arranged Conformity TO the oc:ued apd time
REMAINING For c.riA &C. apply TO Msscc Tut s. LS Mas
who viii 5a happy TO furnish evcry utnanon to
travellers bound 10 Havana
n B-Passensers requested 70 obtain fasp1ra which
will be Facilitated by the cleik OF tha house. who VII eoa- al
russs,f Immediately thai; xTrivai ls Sswu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

aua, N. Y. ols 2meod'
hodge & PARMELE, DENTISTS, II Bond. street,.
~ Smith DopGE respectfully informs his friends and the
public tia he will not leave Tor the South this winter until
after January lrs,. a r2D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20

Wine ORGANIZATION The Wings are at worl
evervwhere-and we must do the same. We mus
even improve upon their example-and exert an enlhu
siasm superior to their own The "Raieigh Register
(Whiq) recommends TO every Wing 10 ''sus,ain The
press'-to ssincrease the circulation OF documents
and it says
1--WE are constantly receiving accounts OF the esta
blisbment of Clay Clubs throughout The Union, ane
have but little DOUBT that in few months, every city
town. village and precinct will have Club The oh
ect Of these Clubs is the discussion OF National ques
tons, as we'll as the measures Of the two great polltI
cal parties Of the country These Clubs are great 70
novsnce to the adyersaries of Mr. Clay and the Whit
cause. -
And i, has the erontry to add: The Loco Foco lead
ers are afraid of discussion. They are afraid he,
principles will be but too we'll known by the people
and hence, they deoounce every thing calculated t
throw light upon their measures, and acquant the PEG
pie with their measures.
We afraid of discussion! The Register knows tina
the Republicans never sbrked any questlon-neYe
lodged any discussion the Coons did IN islo,wher
they refused to expose their principles to the :" public
sye'-when their cheftain put himself INTO the hand
Of Confidential Commttee-and when this discus
sing party enveoped themselves in every variety 0
bumsuggery and mummery to deceive and ent'aP th'
people.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20
FOR TIE Eve UIREH
In lie PaanLc af I'nular G.uuku

~ enc TeOPie OF IhgtW L0nRy.
Genllemen-lt has been objected by some of my
constituents 10 The change Of the Of The county
of Taylo from that of Doddrdse; therefore becomes
me TO make an explanation. The bill referred TO
me as the Chairman of the Select Cammlee-lhe COM
mtee directed me 10 report the bill without an amend
msnt: | accordingly did So Bot from limitations
from some OF The Democratic members Of the Senate,
was satisfied the bill would pass with that name,
however desirous ! WAS to retain the name OF bod
bridge, not only from the fact that he regarded by
the west as man among men, and ns the zion OF the
West, but from the fact that his and myself mar
red sisters, producing something like family c"nnex
ION; and from this fact felt delicacy in insisting
upon the name of DoddrIdge; well as to hazard 'h-
bill upon that name consented to the name OF Tay-
lor, believing that il The Taylor who vas in the
Convention which framed our late Constitution and
who went with the West the white basls but find
tina, was caught in trap-it is not the Taylor who
was in the Convention, but Taylor Who was dead be
fore the Convention assembled If had known thai
fact, would have laid aside my feelings Of delicacy
and insisted on the name of Doddridge.
WILSON n. SHlNN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20

The Correspondent of the Madisouinn, and The
Correspondent Of the New York Aurora are guilty OIL
gross Interpretations We repeat, That there IS no
prospect Of Mr.. Stsvenson's nomination as Vice Pes-
dent-hat he does not e1peet i-that We do not-that
II he had any wishes he would be willing to sacr ce
them up,n his ooun,ry's altir-that we have not
pressed his clnms--that we do not mean 10 do 30
that We vii press the claims Of no candidate
that We have KEEP, aloof from the Vice Preslden-
Cyl, and that mean to do t-that we will not
encourage any discussion about the candidate for the
Vice Presdency-tat the friends of the different can
ddates would be far better employed in saving the
ship than quarreng about tho should be her mate
and that will cheerfuy acqnesce in any nomination
made at Baltimore, and yield own preferences TO
the wishes of party. We have had family teuds
enough about the first pos-let US have no more about
the second. 1t would be madness enough to DIVIDE
further, and to emharrass our great by minor
dissensions The Wings too devoted 10 their idol,
prudent in the selection of their means to squaboe
upon any thing in which they disagree. The friends
of Henry Clay will put any body on their ticket who
will give it the most available strength. We at least
ought not to weaken by differing rs 10 the Vice
President For one, zoe lpiU not
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20

Guilty in turning his hand to this work especially
a, in his ell s at rrirenchment and refurn two SEES
sons sgo, he had often disturbed The cobwebs and dust
in the several bureaux and thus learned something Of
their myster IS.
through Mr. G,imer's mind, in weighing the Presi-
dent s call upon hm, | can only con lecture. point
them out as reHsns Why he should not have declined
It The Senate must have reasoned some what as
do: for, while they bad rejected other nominations BY
immense major'tes, -ony three votes being given for
one OF them,-ihey confirmed that of Mr.. Gilmer,
uaanimcusiy Moreover-so unquestionabie did they
deem his fitness, that they took The unusual course OF
not referring tito committee but mme diatey passed
upon it, in full session.
submit this view of MIR. G S recent step to those
of his countrymen who may either feel, hear ex-
pressed, any dissatisfaction with it.
PARTISAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY,

At n meeting OF the Republicans Of Buckingham,
held al the Courthouse Monday, the 18th of Feb
ruary. that being Cour,-day, Malor Charles Yancey
was called to the Char, and H. L. Hubbard appointed
Secretary.
The Chairman explained the object of the meeting,
stating That he understood Dr. Jones dd not desire
90 be a candidate for reelection, aud that Mr. Bocock
had as the meeting must be aware, declined oher 2
apain. and the Chairman concluded by expressing the
hone that two candidates would be brought forward
Ohio would prove acceptable to The Republicans of the
comfy. He added, that he would willingly sustain
Messrs Bocock and Jones, if The people thought pro-
per 10 nominate them candidates for reelection 10
the House of Delegates. =,
II was then proposed TO nominate Mr. John '"
Haskns who being present, addressed the people, and
desired that his name should be Withdrawn.
Col Josepb Fuoua nominated Messrs. Bocock and
lones He argued .aur they had faithfully represent
ed the county, and that they had too much public sp
RI, 10 refuse the Office if the people required 1t, al
oeriod of such importance as the present tie en-
forced the necessity of the
INTRODUCTION of the question of dividing the county,
which being one Of local interest, should not ne par
mi,ted 10 ensross attention 10 the exclusion oil those
treat Republican principles Tor which we nao all a!oh
commended; and urged the Poprlety OF as3ourhlng mn
nor questions until after The Presidential election air
Hask,ns and Mr. Goooh replied to Col Fuqua, in re.
I,;on IN The propositlon for county, but dis
claimed the idea Of hostility towards Messrs Bococs
and Jones, for beth of whom Nessrs Hask'ns and
Goocb said they would vo!e The question was then
mn, mon the nomination Of TIL. S. Bocock, E:q and
Dr. James Jones' as candidates for the House of Dele
gates, and decided in the affirmative, there being only
one dissenting voice.
On motion Of Dr. VIM P. Moselay, i, was
Resoired, That copy of the proceedings Of this
meeting be transmitted 10 the oLs OF me Enquirer
for publication. CHARLES iAN.hl, ~ H.
R T. HuEARD, Sefy
rive learn that some excitement, prevails in The up
per part of Buckingham consequence OF the failure
of the bill providing for the creation OF new county
ont OF paris OF Buckingham, Prince Edward, &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20

Agreeably 10 public notice, large and respectable
meeting of the Democracy of Portsmouth and vicinity
convened at the town Hail. on the evening of tho 18th
February, lS44, when Col. Isaiah Cherry Of Deep
Creek called to the Chair, and A. Cunningham
chosen SECRETARY.
Mr.. J. NJ Bniord then rose and in short but pert.
men, address, settrg forth The object othe meeting and
the necessity of united action submitted the foow ing
Preamble and Resolutions, which, after consideration
by the meeting were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, our opponents, the W higs, now in the
field exertlng every nerve, and struggling fer the
very existence as party IN this county, knowing i
defeated this spring they never succeed in elect
ing their candidate hereafter, they will spare no
insure the success of their party therefore, it be
comes the imperative duty Of every Democrat 10 take
an active part in the coming election, and to exert
himself 10 insure the Of the Democratic cand
dates.
Resoiped That we highly approve the course OF ou
Delegates, Messrs. Young and Tatem, in the presen
Legislature and that confidence in their ability
integrity and fidelity TO the Democratic principles II
undated.
Resolved, That we unanimously nominate Dr. Johr
P Young Of Portsmouth, and Dr. William Tatem o
Great Bridge, the Democratic candidates OF Norfolk
County, tu represent i'll the next Legislature of Fir
GINA.
Resofntd, That The Democratic cause is a glorious
cause and worthy Of the support of every
American and that if every Democrat will ONLY do hi.
duty, his whole duty Norfolk county will ever stand a:
shes now found, IN The true faith, redeemed from Wing
gerry.
On motion of Mr.. R. A. J Thompson,
Resored, That the Secretary furnish Drs. Young ant
Talem, with copy, each Of the above Preamble nnc
Resolutions.
On motion of Mr. Cunningham.
Resoirsd, That as Democrats recognize the righ
Of every individual to maintain his peculiar persona
preferences but that in the hour Of action look
every man to do his duty; and that he do by
remaining neutral or by joining federal ranks
On motion Of DR.. Arthur X. Smith,
Resoiced, That the Democratic party be invited L
meet and join the Democratic Association on Monday
evening next.
On motion,
RssoIrtd, That The proceedings of this meeting b
signed by the Chairman and Secretary and published
in the papers Of this town, and that the Norfolk Beacon
and the Richmond Enquirer be requested to copy.
The meeting then adjourned.
ISAIAH CHERRY, Chairmaa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20

We are happy 10 announce, tina. John Letcher Of
Rockbrdse has resumed the control Of the "Valley
S'ar"-"un,il after the next Presidential election =
His talents are known to the State. tie did "more
than Yeomans SERVICE both by bis tongue and nus
pen, in the campaign Of 40 He will again distinguish
himself in the campaign Of IA He notices the proceed
ngs Of the late Democratic Convention. and "com-
mends them to the consideration Of our friends IN the
earnes hope that the wise suggestions therein con-
famed, will make strong and lasting impression npon
'ns' minds, and will rouse them mp to prompt and
upon each and all All discord is banished from our
i'"ks and We again present united front, ready to
battle 10 the last for Liberty and the Constitution"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20
E,rRAcr Of q letter from he South side.

"The reduction of the taxes-the reduction in the
length Of the session. the increased and increasing
harmony among the Republcans-will ensure US q
brilliant triumph in April 1874, than we achieved
IN April last. The Wings may read the handwriting
the wall; and in November "A, they will learn thai
there other persons in the United States
besides those who frequent log cabins and the kindred
spirits who elect Mr. Clay the Presidency, by taking
the voc upon steamboats, In great haste, but in fine
suirits &c &c"