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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10

SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS AT T,,iMANY Hail
The Southern Democrats al present III New
York held a meeting in Tamlaany Hall on Wed
ncs,iav, to make arrangements 10 attend the Great
Meeting al Trenton. Some three or four hundred
were present. The Hon. John Bragg Of Alaba-
ma, presided The Chairman of The committee
OF arrangements made his rcron Badges had
been prepared, printed on beautiful crimson satin
with the mo,ioes-"Thc Union mus! b. Pre-.
scrvcd"-"Thc Sunny So;:;:l will not be found
wanting ii November"
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IF. WORDS oFFfCE.-.yoRE PRIZES =
y. Drawing Of Virginia Mnnou2al!n Lottery, Class 30 :
50 al 10 > "a g 81 IL 81 IS % 3 20
Ticket Nos. . IA 80 worth sl25, in the above sold
and cashrd hv WORD.
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Glass 212:
II "A rs - ,s a 5 - 2 rs 81 az 30
Tickle, Nos II 81 Is, worth 900 in the above sold
and ca>hed by WORD.
Drawing of New Jersey Lottery, No so:
Is II ~ 30 - 10 - SO IS Is 10 81.
Ticket Nos. 10 Is, worth slGo, in the above, sold
AMI cashed by WORD.
Sent 10 3G-It
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10

SHERBoURNE AT AUCTiON.--on WIpsrspAY,
~ the 25ih September, a. II O'clock, will lie sold
The premises that very valnsb'e Farm, situated on
lanes River about three mts above the City Of Rich
mond, formerly The property OF Samuel Sheppard, ESQ.,,
containing l55 acres, with very valuable iriniie
quarry Immediately on the canal-has nm abundance Of
wood well wat. red hy fine Springs in different parts
Of tho plantaiion-he soil OF chocolate conred clay
fnunixtlun-greaty improved. The buildings all
nsw-ronsstne Of good brick dwelling. kitchen,
house and qnarlers-a large and conmodious barn,
.abIe aud oarriaro. snd COW housesan overseer
house AMI hay skelters-an excellent garden with many
vcy productive asparagus beds, choice fruits &C.,
Terms made known the day OF SALE
CAROLINE II. POLLARD.
Sale conducted bv
nrsLoP, Moscusr & Co., Auots.
O.. g.,
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cANDs' SAkSApARlLL8.-Mor than three hun
~ dred yeats have now elapsed since the n-dlca va
ue OF sarsap ira has been known, and from that pei
cd until the present various plans have been devised TO
make perfect extraction Of I'll s valuable properties;
hut, TO our knowledge preparation has Come near
the standard Of peri con of the MrssIs. sands.
Their valuable sarsapara IL now celrbraied thr ugh
The length ami breadth o our land, and 10 held IN
the highest estimation by the medical profession gene
rally. Various interesting and remarkable cures attest
its virtues, and we would advise all afflicted with I'M
purity OF The blood serofLlcus chronic affections To
make trial OF this great purifier OF tilr ourroreal man.
". j. Sunday Mercury, jane 10, 1874.
IT For particulars, see advertisements in this and
other papers.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and ret.il and for e,-
portaon, by A. II. SANDS & co. Druggist. and Che
mi,t., Granite Buildings. No - B,oadm ay corner nf
Chambers street. New York. Sold, also, by ALEX
DUAL & CO., Agents, Main street, Richmond, Va,
Pfee-sl per bottle or ak bottles Tor IS.
se9t ~ D-n
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I'll will be seen BY reference TO another CO

a. Il will be seen, BY reference TO another CO
luinn, that the Spartan Band Of Richmond will
hold two meetings this week. The regular meeting
of the Sbockoe Association will he held on We'd
nesday night; and there will bea called meeting for
Friday night next, when we may expect our dele
gates 10 the Charlottesville Convention to render
an account OF their stewardship. Several disin-
guished gentlemen will doubtless address the As
ISOLATION Our friends elsewhere may rely upon
it, the Spartan Band OF Richmond will do their
d,,tu in the coming contest
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10

DOWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC MIX
II TURE-For the permanent cure of Ague
and Fever, for sale by
ALEX. DUVAL & co.
Juns % l0-wR
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VERMONT is-as the Boston Atlas says.-al
over Whig-Whig enough, certainly. An Abo-
lition Governor (Sladc) elected-and anxious to
secure the Abolition vote for Mr.. Clay-and of
course The Clay Club of Richmond, is in duty
bound 10 throw up their caps for SHADES success
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by TIE LicntcaaM Gorernor If Virginia.


n TNUK. II'f IUN
WHEREAS vacancy hath occurred in the General
w Assembly cf this Commonwealth by The DEAN ~
Joel ulieman the delegate eject ior the county of Ie
of Wich The sheriff nf the SAID county therefore
anthoZ- d and required 10 hold an Election the frs,
Monday in November next, hin his said county, for
4 drireate IL fill the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand, ~ Lieutenant Governor, ACT.
ing ga Governor. in pursuance If the provisions
T,EAL1 of the Constitution, and The lesser seal
nf the Commonwealth. at Richmond, TIL. fourth
day Of September, in The year isif.
JOHN RUTHERFORD.
Gent 10 3t-ld
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VERMONT

SHADES majority will be abou, 2,00u. General
Harrson's majority i'll 1910 was LOCO. Mr..
Clay is Il vastly popular man.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10

The Chairman of the Wing Central Commit
Tee, the begeiter OF the great Disuaiun egg and
who also acted as the Eccalabcion 10 match it into
existence, in his letter published in last Tuesdays
Wing, uses the following language:
AN intruder may rifle your private desk, or
overhcar Your conversation, or scducc volr ap-
pren,ccS, and learn The true names of all who
write for the Wing, under t.ened signatures and
carry his discovery 10 the Editors flhe Enquirer,
who Though | trus, the supposition will prove
unjust 10 their future conducD might not scrupc
to use il"
If Mr.. Daniel intends 10 say that we have Sc
duccd the apprentices Of the Wing Office, we
pronounce his assertion 10 be eratuiiously ialse.-
Wcdo no, know solitary apprentice in the Wing
Office, even by sight.
In the same paper, the Editors Of the Wig
state
''For the present. We suhmitihS correspondence
(Mr. Daniels with the Enquirer) without CON-
mentary taking ONLY occasion 10 express the plea
sure it affords lis 10 acqui al connected with the
Wing Office OF all suspicion Of having betrayed
The confidence of its conductors"
This al once relieves lis OF all the blame which
this mighty man OF straw attaches 10 us. We
pronounce again. that the insnuation is rs cor
lcmrtiblc a. the source from which il cmanated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10

4 NEW AND CHEAP SCHOOL. viii he op-nei on
- The ltsh September IN the sunday Schrol Room or
thsi church, al SD per session ot months for tbs
common English branches, so for the higher English
ani lower Latin Classical DO and S5 f,r higher stu
dies. The higher Classical, Mathematical and Scirni-
nc branthes VIII be taught by J. j. Empir, aud the rest
by II y brother Their father, Dr r., VII! exercise ge-
neral supervision over III. School puing tius. that
are not school hours, John ]. Empie will give less, on
the Piano aGd the Guitar.
sept. 10 Aft
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President, and declared himself in favor of Ma
llonal Bank, eoi,ary 10 tic professions ofhc pqrty
:" lSlo anu SO tar s~ccccdcd IN his Pertiy as 10 ob
tain tic hcaderdpofMc Wig purtgnNcrMc rctms
then OF up 10 that period, the Wing party held
nineteen OF the States BY decided maIorilies.-
Under Mr.. Clay's lead, and with his name as the
candidate for 1911, in less than two years, the
Wings have lost possession OF all the States but
I'VE or SIX. This is incontrovcrtiblc, aud will
not be denied by any sane Clay man.
F. We learn, that the MadiSonian has pub
lished in pamphlet form, along with the Pres-
dents Letter Of Withdrawal, all these curious
and piquanl articles from the pen of Mr. Web
Ster-I EH0uiyrr
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STRATTON's OFFICE DAWN Number, OF Alex
- andrla Lottery. No 81 dawn 7th September:
~ 20 81 - &C 45 20 40 . - AZ.
-35. 000--120O0i

S.o0,UUU-TZ,UUU.
Alexandria Lottery, No. 49, Tor Monday morning
Capitals s01n, l2,uO0 1908, 1920, 30 Of lGGo, 20 OF
4Up, l-2 of :en, e. Of l5n, &c. 75 Nos. 10 drawn.
WIol,s 10; halves s; quarters q.
spendm Scheme fnr Sept. 2-th. Alexandria Glass y.
Capitals s5o0gU % 900, I5cco, COO, 7nOO 5no $500,
a5o and 300 $40 of $780, &c. 7s Nos d,swn Wholes
s!5-sharcs IN proportion.
NJ Orders for packages, certificates single tickets,
in all lotteries, VIII he promptly attended Ia, and draw
ing sent when requested Please address orders &,
N. STRATTON, Richmond, Va.
Sent 10 APT
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"Iiac Kentucky ycom0n" renews the battle with
a dauniess anil unconquerablc spirit If lis
friends support it with equal energy. is most
sansuine predictions may he realized. Ii refers
with triumph TO the fruits of the recent contest
10 The more than 25,00) majority OF the Cocns
raced 10 between and 5000. 1t declares. that
the cause OF Democracy in kentucky is now Al,
the flood lide'-ihat the Wing party is ahject and
di>hcariened" that it is entirely confident
and candid in predicting that keatnciy rN 90
fer PoN and Dai{eS IN -ioremb7.' But 10 accom-
plsh this result, the Democrats of Kentucky mus
he perjcctiy orgoni:td. cncrgciic-cvery man ai
his po>t-every soldier at his sun-as we mean
10 be in Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10

BARBACUE IN CUMBERLAND.


The Democratic Association of the Fork OF
Willis, in the county Of Cumberland, and OF
New Canton, in the County of Buckingham, will
give Barbecue at lludgins' old Tavern in
Cumberland, about six miles from Columbia, and
about seven from New Canton on THURSDAY the
10Th of September inst. Several OF the abIcst OF
the Democratic orators have been invited to adj
dress the people on thatocca>on. The Democrats
generally are invited 10 atlend-and The Wings
Of Cumberland. Buckingham: Fiuvanna, Gooch-
land and Powhatan especially are invited.
NJ. b. CARaiSGroS,
l.. D. SPE;IRES,
L. DANIEL,
O. b. FsrIr.
RoGr. II. MAYO, :
RlcnD J. MosELY,
RoBERr STRATroH,
.IosEPu Frar,, :
WM LElTcn,
EDwlN p. Tally,
The Wing i. requested 10 copy.
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A MEETING or THE PEOPLE

To take place Al Verjcrsvllc, Orange county
on the 18th and Iith of September. Come one
come all, and hear the wholesome truths promul-
gated hv Our Robert G.. Scott. Gen &. c. Drom,
soole, VIM Smith, Gen. VIM. f. Gordon, Shell
ION r. Lake, and oihcr able champions OF The
Democratic party The ladies will greet US with
their presence. 10 animate H. in the glorious con-
test, as theY always do. There will be plcnii-
lul collation. afforded
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JNHI % VI 7 7 7 Ut I'd,
Sept. 10 36-,f Office of Tic Richmond Ennnire
XNoKTnAn'S OFFICE, No. 7, Exchange place,
w Richmond. NIrlnIn.

M oRi iisi ~ - w i'iSI wv LAGHdHEc pidtt,
w Richmond, Virginia.
Last - lotteries for The ,rck Gad ,aoafh.
Tuesday, Stlt. l0thl Hrizc of Sl5.GC0, 5,U0 1000,
3,otn, sUel-iu piizes e l,t0n, a.o.-iIchr,s 81.
"Wednesday, sept ! TIL Pizc of $4,000, $500,
UJo, ,.j0, la5s 10 prizes Of l,cU0 &r.-Iickc- So
Thursday, Sept. lath.--i l'rize al S3o,Gt0. 1850.
5000, 800 co., 500, 99j. prizes Of $780, 30 cf
l,Glo, Sc-Tckrts SO.
Friday Sept. l:h- rrzc of IS, Geo, 500, 057l--5
prizes Of 500, Of $50. t.c.-Ticktts 81 50.
SATURDAY, Sept i4ih.-l Pfi2- of s35,G60, - go.
01D, 3,.705J prizes u 900, 80 Of 40, .c-Tlckss
clio.
Also, Sept l4h-l rrize Of s. COT, 500, l,Co lcOo.
123i, sc Tickets s.
TO also % B, drGNH saon Go
Sept. 18th Prize 81 s.5tOo, l00Gc, eco, 5000,
9 80, -1'ck So.
.cp; 2:st Prizr ct sao,coo, 10000. 5000, 3eoo,
2,5Dn, &c Tickets so.
sept 18th - Prize al so COO, IS CO. Is OCo 10000,
100, &c-Titkcs SIS.
Tickets IN al! the Lotteries advertised by Messrs. J.
6. Gregory & Co., for sale by
CHARLES WORKMAN.
Sept. 10 ~
HoYT's PRIZE oFFlCE.-Dmwing Of aionongalIa
l. Lottery NJ. &c:
50 Al 10 :, II 80 Is % - % 70
Ticket Nos. ID -, Capital Prize, sold aud raid
by HOYT
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. e.:
20 ii IL = 10 81 | u IL ~ Gl 20.
Alexandra Lottery, Glass No. 81:
A. 10 - 80 t6 ie 20 10 . Is -.
Sept. 10 3G-H
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u virtue Of the last MI and Testament ~ John Phi
- lips, j., deceased, shall, Thrrsday the In
day o October ne1I sell, al pubic Auction, the high
-s bidder. on the premises. that very valuable Farm
knU"n by the name % l!oaday's Pulni being on the
North side II NsnsrnIond river containing so acres
800 Of which are cleared and well enc losed This Farm
~ not only valuable al The richness and
tly Of The soil, which Is we'll adapted The growth
ofevry variety 0 crops raised IN This OF ccun-
uy tu' Is rendered more account OF it, location
has decidedly the hest Iant:ns place II any Farm ON the
North side ofthe river and embraces ~ c,leI-
sive uyster fats. equal II rot superior 10 any The
river IL has On II Il very extensive Apple and Peach
Orc1rt, IN prosperous condition, hulli carly and
late KIND, III" tnii; az winch always ind irady niar
kei The spot, fair price. II al possesses mary
a'so description at tee buildings, former adrcr-
tsrment. which deem unnecessary repeat. as
suppose those vito disposed purchase and arc
not already acquainted with III. fam, l. and aio
most re- prrly invited 10 VISA ana view The premises
Tor Themselves. Entire POSSESSION cannot he gwen nm
III Christmas, the hr-t day ot January nc1, bu The
purchaser can have the privilege at sccdE. wheat aud
ni nakie other pTcparaiicts on tie farm Tor crop
Terms " III hr about two thoussni dails, be aid
when possession - gwen. ard deed Is made Tn.
chaser, by giving bond aud satisfactory sccu,ity, the
paucuiaB oi which viii he mgde know The day at
sale by l.. l.. PHILLIPS. +. scutsr
The SAFE viii be positive.
Sept. 10 3j-w3w
ISPt.umhrIon WASTED, ~ STEPHEN FREE
L MAN and Of ALEXANDER BEGBIE, or either Of
then--who residing in Virginia between l79J and
their lsrs ar representatives,, tom any person
should uis advertisement, and have auy knowledge
of the where they resided VIII confer \ favor
and he of said heir representatives. Please
address through the Post Office,
JAMES " TtrrHllL
Sru.. Sft--'f q Rlcl md Etat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10

"MR. LYoNs-We are far from having intend
ed, in our remarks Of Thursday morning, in this
parcr 10 imputc to Mr.. LYONS the slightest dere-
LECTION OF personal fidelity 10 the Wing party, dis
LOYALTY 10 Wing and his own often Proclaimed
principles and devotion 10 Mr. Clay. Mr.. Lyons
has had reason 10 know that ne cannot suspect Us
OF any disposition 10 sacriicc HIM, and therefore
he must OF necessity ascribe what we have said,
or regards as personally and politically unknd, 10
the force of circumstances and no, of unkntncss
to him.
What we meant WIS simply this: We under
stood that he had, on morc than one occasion, ex-
pressed in a manner that had reached The Loco
ioco press that the Wings Of Virginia were ag-
taling species of lIumbug in the Disunon Rcsu-
lalions. We had seen him op Friday last quoted
by the Enquirer as authority for this particular
avermcnt, Tor il was well known that he was tho
distinguished Wing referred 10 b. that paper;
and had of late, been repeatedly exlolled hy that
paper 10 support lis own rar'y views, ana 10 adj
vance the party objects oil The Locoiocus.
"We apprehend that the Wing Party might sts-
tain injury from the fact that such an opinion was
entertained by Mr. Lyons. ard our only purpose
was to break the force Of that opinion, and pre-
vent the injury to the party. by stating the laci
as we believe il, that Mr.. Lyons stands ;.lUne in
his opinion. We repeat, that we never intended
10 impugn his honor, fidelity To The party. or 10
suggest even that he had been guilty OF double
DEALING Veg n SatH'@nH.
This backing and filing Of the sails, seems TO
be characteristic OF the Whg To-Day rudely
calling some of lis own party 10 acconnt-and
tomorrow, explaining away its own criticisms
1t would really appear rs our worthy friend Cox
Of Chesterfield said the other night. that it was tl-
Wings which were the UiS@niop Pany--lla they
were in a state OF diSWiatios--So many Wings
are falling oil from. the pary-and such varie-
ty Of opinions prevails among those who :eman.
his "a sheer act oljuslicc 10 Mr.. Lyons Tor Us
10 state urcquivocay, tina, 30 sor Of commune
cation directly or Indirectly, has passed Letween
him and oursclves-in relation 10 the Disunion-
ISIS, or any other matter in which he has been
quoted. We would say morc-but we are in
such very bad odour with his OWE party that
any compliment we might be disposed 10 pay him
would he very lile acceptable in the eyes OF his
political friends. We are sure, that he does mo-
seek ii-and We are equally sure, thai ii will rem
der him no service.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10

LET England, ii she can, cs,ablisha controlling
influence in Texas. As friends of the human
race, we DO NOT OBJECT TO IT.-Shc
cannot so much advance our interests as comforting
upon Texas the love OF JUSTICE, OF LAW
AND OF LIBERTY, which 50 prc-emnenlly
distinguished GREAT BRITAIN
Richmond Wig.
Such is the sentiment Of the Wing organ in
Virginia. Is there patriot Of sagacity, who, in
the present issue between Great Britain ana the
United States, would utter or entertain such an
opinion? Where is that exceeding love of libcr-
~ and justice and law which so rre-eminenlly
Distinguish Great Britain? Did her American
colonies experience it? Does Ireland Do the
sentiments expressed by Lord Aberdeen, and
touching 50 vitality the civil institutions of the
South, make it so desirable for lis 10 have such
controlling neighbor on the very borders Of
Louisiana? Is such the policy ofthe Wings! Can
il be the policy of ii CLAY?
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- EEDS.-ioo bushels Herds Gra.s Srrd
~ 50 DO. Tlrnoths de-. %.
- do. Orchard do. De-
Just received, and Tor sale by WM. PALMER.
SCI

MRS. DREW'S SEMINARY. Derw respec..
iA iui'y announces To- ttr patrons, and tr pubic re
htray, that the exercises her School Will be- resumed
on the I'd ot October next. After having been years
hrfrre The public she deems ii only necessary 10 sav
int The assidny which 'a- hitherto MARKED her abois
Will not lie relaxed and That those If her ufnier pat
rom, who think III to cortnEr ihrir patronage VIII not
be disappointed III expecting from her fathiul and con
sci'nt!ons performance Of her duty.
SEPT. 10 36-3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10

Mr.. Thomas r. Marshall is actively in the
field. He has repeatedly addressed the Demo-
Gratis OF Tennessee. In his la>l speech at Nash
Vile he avowed his ardent and decided support
OF Polk and Dallas. lie declared General Jack
son 10 be, Sin his opinion, the rst man ci The age
in which he had livcd-equallcd by few, and,
perhaps, surpassed by no man of any age He
said if there was any man who devoedly
LOVED Ills COUNTRY WITH Ills WHOLE HEART, and
prayed continually Tor the pcrpctuty OF her in
stulonS, As THE FIRST or HrMAN BLESSINGS. THAT
MAN WAS ANDREW JACKSON"
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

FAIL MD VIM FIR DRY GOODS
IL J. :. JAMES * co, No. lty topl oste The
l. Exchange Rank have row IN Store a general ~ j..
so:;Incnt Of rev Fall and Winter DRY GOODS cor
ii their inportaons directly irr m Eurorr
ami ,rrse supplies Foreign and Domestic Goods p..
chased bv tr senior If the house Head Quar-
ters, IN Bo-ron and Aer York.
Sich stock al Goods offered for sale. |,
not 'ttcn met with any where IN the Unuec States AZ
any the house and having teeG bought with cash,
where any thing could be saved by paying cash, VIII tc
soi a. low H any honse ~ Vlrlna So ], ard low
much lower We will net undertake 10 say.
Cur own customers, and city and county met chants
centrally, arc respectfully requested 10 examine our
sock before they make their Purchases.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10

'Vrginius' in The Alexandria Gazette may So
phiSicate as much as lie plcaSes; bu, he cannot
change the true issue The broad fact still stands
out. that Mr. Clay has refused and does refuse to
publish or - authorize The publication OF his let
ter 10 Mr.. Blair Mr. Clay shrinks from the en-
posure-under whatever plausible excuses he
may attempt 10 veil his concealment The ex
cuse which he assigned for it in 1923, is, by the
by, very different from the orc which the X. Wing
recently rumrs up. What "Virsinius" says is
not true, that "Mr. Clay's friends Gn lie Senate
OF Kentucky urged that he (Nr. Blair should
be compelled 10 testify, and were willing 10 com
nit him ior conluinacy Col. Boyd
distinctly states that il was the other party, which
wished 10 compel him 10 relate the facts and that it
was Mr.. Clays friends, who refused 10 commit
him VirginiuS charges us with mRtiiotion of
Mr.. Claws letter OF June 25, Isis. This is dis
ingenious and unjust We had before us only
that portion OF The letter which Col. Boyd quotes i'll
his speech. And the omitted part brought for
ward by ", is only a friroioas evasion oi,he duty
which Mr.. {. would have owed himself if he had
been innocent OF The accusation. We dismiss the
Essay of Virginius, with all his idle destinations
and puerilc attacks without further remark
They are too much Stamped with the illibcraly
of the devoted partizan-and too little with the
generous spirit of the gentleman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10

IrAECtTRlA NOII.E.-An person. tavinr Claims
IL against tie Estate al WILLIAM FuIcapR drsrased
are requested 10 present HEM Ia Htt.n CarpsRt.r
Tor pat meEt ard all hr.r who are indebted Ia The s. III
E-tac. are requested 10 make p,yment lin a. MY
agent, "io l. fully an,harHed 10 transact All business
connected with NY Testatot's fsiie Tor me.
MARY FILCHER,
EIecutiiy Of William Fucher deceased.
Hanover, Ihth September. 1874. .G-;t'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10

Mr.. Chandler, of the United States Gazette,
Philadelphia, 10 whom Mr.. Webster dedicated
No. in 1912, which the Madisonian inserts
among its "RcpubticatjonS' in It's last Saturdays
paper-is kind enough 10 say in his last paper that
''the people OF the Old Dominion have no affinity
for DisnRioa. and the proposition IL hold Con
rcntion of Disunonists in Richmond, which was
sanctioned by Mr.. Richie, and the Polk Party of
The State, has had no little effect upon the minds
of the people" Mr.. c. is mistaken. We have
sanctioned no DiSunioR Convention and not even
a Southern (sectionaD Conycnlon-and we can
assure him of another fact, tina, the Clay hum
bug plot of Disunon has had very little effect
upon The minds OF the Virginians except 10 raise
smile of contempt. Another assurance We
can give Mr.. Chandler. We claim Virginia, as
well as Pennsylvania, and no humbug can de-
prive Polk and Dallas of either of them, not even
the letter of Mr.. Clay, or the speech Of Nj.
CLAYTON
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Sne CoHuuCicu Nv
nr.Lor, Moscrsr te Co., Auct,