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FROM WASHINGTON.
MONDAY April, %.

MONDAY April, %.
In SENATE, to-day, memorials we're present.
ed BY Me.sr>. Huntington, Clayton, upham and
Tappan against Annexation; by Mr. Rves, from
Prince Edward Country, Va, in favor of it ; and
by Messrs. Dayton, Crttenden,and Rives against
a obligation OF the tariff.
resolution of NJ Bayard calling on the
Secretary of the Navy for plan and estimates
for the Improvement of the Navy Yard at Pen.
sacola, was adopted.
Several reports of private bills were made.
Mr. Semple, on leave, introduced bill for
the establishment, of an armony at Massac, III.
The Postage bill again came, ard Messrs.
Benton, Bagby and flanagan having briefly
stated their reasons against it, was passed and
sent to the House; Yeas %, Nays H.
Mr. McDufiie's Tariff Bill was opposed and
the present law and the principles of the Pro-
tectlve System were defended in speech Of
much ability by Mr. Dayton.
After an Executive Session the Senate ad.
journed
In the House, Mr. D. II. Lewis moved to sus.
pend the rules, objection being made, for the re-
ception of resolution calling on the President,
if not Incompatible with the public interests, for
any OF the unpublished correspondence between
our Government and that OF Spain in 1917, rs
10 and 20, and between our Minister at Spain
and the Department OF State Covering the cor
respondence and negotiations of Mr. Eryng on
the subject OF Teras)
The rules were suspended-Yeas 10, NAYS
23. Mr. Adams suggested that the proviso be
stricken out so that the furnishing the nforma-
ton be not left Discretionary with the President,
which he said ought not TO be. The resolution
accordingly modified, was adopted.
The consideration Of the Tariff bill was re.
sumed in Committee of the Whole on the Uni.
on and debate occupied the remainder OF the
day. Messrs Ramsey aud McIlvaine of Pa.
warmly opposed the bill and advocated the con-
tinuance OF the present Tariff as demanded with
one voice BY the people of Pa, for the protec.
ton oftheir iron and coal and other interests
and by majority OF the people of the whole
country on behalf Of every interest.
Mr. Leonard OF n. Y. talked free trade doc.
trines. hut very obviously.
Mr. Collamer of VI. made an able defence Of
the e.rstng law and exposition of its adapted
ness to the wool growing interest Of Vermont.
Mr. Weller advocated the bill and denounced
the existing Tariff as system for the erclu-
sive protection oil manufactures to the detrirncnt
OF the other interests Of the country.
The House adjourned.
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TUESDAY April, 30t

TUESDAY April Bull
SENATE Mr. Fairfield presented the creden.
tirs OF lion. J. w. Niles, of Connecticut, Az
stated that this gentleman was now present AZ
ready to be sworn in. L.
Mr. Jarnigan said that there were crcunstav
ces connected with this case which mafe-H IA
imperous duty to interpose IN tho matter Il
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-10
VIRGINIA ELECTION.
"A Wig Wdjoritv on Joint Ballott


by this mornings mail we have received
few additional returns from our correspon-
dents, which we think ensure a Wing ma
jorlty on joint ballot in the Legislature, I'M
less something unexpected turns up.
The Western Counties come in glorious
ly for the Wings, giving handsome gains, and
probably settling the matter in our favor.
The following is a summary of the result
Nine Senators are elected this year, viz: 4
Wings and Locos, the latter gaining ono,
and securing 81 Locos to II Wings in the
Senate
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Wig Gains.
Accolnac, Id loco & wing elecied)
Buckingham, ..........2
Caroline. .............I
Cabell and Wayne, IL
FrankIn,. .-...-........ IA loco & wing elec,,d)
fIOVu- --.-.--.-.-..----
Matthew d. Middesex,.l
Meek enburg.
Montgomery Pulaskil Loco. Eoco gains
Norfolk County,.......2 Senator in Acconac dis. |
randolph, ---;---.-----l Del. IN Southampton, l
Rappahannock.- -..-...l King and Queen,
Wood and Rrchle, Harrison and TAYLOR, |
Wythe, .........-.....l
Total,
Total IS NetW Wing gain H.
If the few remaining Counties come in the
same as last year there will be Wing ma
Jority Of two on joint ballot.
Members elected to the House so far Ga
Wings, 4 Locos. The counties to be heard
from last year sent 9 Wings and 16 Loco,.
They will do as well or better now for the
Wings.
THE POPULAR VorE.-The Wing gain
thus far is one half of the State is sufficient
to overcome the loss sustained by the dcfec-
ton in Wise's District, where the falling off
since 1910 has been abou, 1000. We think
the whole State will show majority for
the Clay tickets on the popular votc.-- Tri-
| bune,
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NATIONAL WING CONVENTION,
FOR THE NOMINATION OF CANDIDATE
FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESlDEN+
OF THE UNITED STATES.

AT eleven o'clock A. VI. on Wednesday, The LIST OF
May, the delega,es To the Wing National Convention
FIR the nation of cnnd date for President and Vice
Preslden, OF the United States, assembled in the Uni
versalist Church, Baltimore.
The delegates were in full attendance and the
Church was crowded to ovel flowing with eager and
earnest spectators.
Revcrdy Johuson Esq. called the Convention to
order.
Senator Huntington Of Connec il'ut announced the
organization as follows Mr. II. said the dav and the
hour had arrived, and he would propose, the Hon A.
thar l.. Hopkins Of Alabama President of the Con
venrion, pro tenn.
The name was received with cheers. Mr. Hopkins
took the chair, and submitted 10 the Convention tha
the blessing Of God should be invoked upon the as
sembly on the occasion. For that purpose the Rev.
Mr Johns would pronounce the first prayer mad,
before the Continental Congress.
The Lords Prayer then uttered, followed b,
some of the most appropriate prayers Of the Frisco
pal service. The immense assembly stood while thu
prayers were read, and the scene was most impress
sivp
Another of the city clerGvmen, Rrv Mr. REAp rca,
appropriate passages from the word of God cxhortn.
the people I" to walk worthy of their vocation"
The following officers were then nominated:
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:, The Prize Banner was then presented by
keverdy Johnson, Esq, on behalf of the Wings
oil Baltimore, to the Delegation from the State
OF Delaware, in an eloquent speech.
The flag was received by the Hon. John M.
Clayton, on behalf of his gallant State, and he
replied in spirt.stirring speech which thrilled
every heart
Hon. Ambrose Spencer here rose and an.
nounced to the meeting that the National Con.
ventlon Of Nomination had nominated
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
II loco & | wing elecud.)

TIDTO-T UID PDtTS.
Senator in Accomac dis. !
Del. in Southampton, /
King and Queen, l
Harrison and Taylor, |
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-27

,,EsSRS. HENRY sCRuGus AND TIMOTHY
l'i ScRuGGS.--rabc NOTICE. he. ! snl'i proceed on
Monday the III day nl Oct hcr. lcii b-iwren the
hours Of O'clock, A. Vi, and 0'el,ek, J.. NJ at hr
hui.e al Benjamin Easry. III the county OF uade ana
Safe uf enr. lake The d, position ol Ntrcy MIN
br, which ,ispusl,i IL u he read a. evidence IN for
.i. pending in the Superior Cont OF Chancrry '"f me
Rr.,,nnud Circuit, in the state ul vrgna, III The first
nj ich I.inny Ian--, t.i.."' ''"vr dc ''e n'n ~.
David Srruggs deceased, is pla,nuh, and Archibald
Bryce IT,, administrator, Win the WI ANNEXED, 81
James s,ruccs dereasc', aud oi"fs. are de'endanls
IN the second. you plaintiff AMI the said archioai
Rr,ce, IT., .idmEi-tmGr, with Inc "Hi neach, o.
Jane Scrusgs 0-eeasrd, and others, ave ae-nGaits II,
The thnd, ,uu are antf' aud The said Archibald
Bryce, Js is de:rrdinr; an III the iohrth, kch'.c
;c.:s aud James IRE ,lainiifls and The sa'
Arch bald Bryce, Jr., Admmi-ira II aiorcsaii. and
,,.lrrs = = defendants And VI, from ANY carse tue
kim Of he aid deposition shall rot b. commenced On
the day aforesaid ar, being commented. snail not be
completed tile txkirs Of tho sanic will he cuhthued
from day TO day, at the said place. and between The
hours aforesaid until completed. Yours, &C,
ROBERT A MAYO,
sh-r:r of pcnrico County. and Admlrstraor, sc Of
Rebecca Scrness and III John Scruggs deceased
Aug. . .o-"4"
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tl of' CllAR!ESItlS, :. L.
One Of the most numerous aud respectable
mceling, ot ihc Democracy o.; Charleston, was
coaveaei On MONDAY evening the !!ah inst.. ut the
new Theatre. tia; ever assembled IN OuI citv.
ana was eiaccd by brilliant c!!oe'.on 81 s''r Iiif
daughters Of Carolina.
The meeting v,is organized hy calling Henry
BAILEY. is,, To he Chair, and appointing VIA.
4. Havne and Peter i. Lame, 10 act Is Sccrc-
iarics.
The Chairman having in dicn'ied and al'-
prorria,c manner stated the Objcc OF the meet
ing Colonel F. RI. E.morc came forward. and
after lev remarks, in h!> usual :.,icitous Style
,no?cd the following resolution which was adopt
81
Rt9'rcd, That Committee ofs0 hc appointed!
hv tn. Chair TO toxic intu consideration the course
which the prescn, condition Of public affairs makes
it admissible should be adopted h TIC Democratic
pary Of Charleston both IA regard 10 National!
AMI State policy:
Coamiticc-tlon. Henry Deas, Hen. T. H. FL.
more, NJ !. Keith. Gen. 5. CrGiekshanS<, VIM.
Laval Alex Mcdonald, Il. @. Pinc.ner Dr.
Thomas Y. Simols, Geo. ~ Eglcston, ". w.
kunhari,, C.. NJ f'urman. James Rose. Edward
Carew, Thos Lehre, DR.. Eli Geiding>, w c.
Dukes, J. c. Cochran, John Z. Carew, Hon. h.
L. pincsney, JOHN Philips, James Gadsden, q.
l. Dobson, S H. Mortimer, Thomas o. Elliott,
II. T. Nendcnha!l, Harris SiInons, Henry Hori.
beck, Frederick Shai!er, Jacob Cohen, Robt w.
Roper, J. II Read, Jr, b. d Lazarus, ]. c. Blum
\. O. Andrews, James simons, J. A. h@hby,
Geo Euis,, T. G. Na;:l.i:sscu. VIM. hirkwooc
Roi,t y. Goumia, i Il Brown, John T. CAY,
Thoma: Ryan, Philip Cohen. VIM. c Ga,ewoo ,
Gro Manson John Chccs Borough, Benz. q. Re-
per, j., Edward Sehr;ng y. 6 >,a3ratn. John
F. Gordon Geo. 5. Hacker, John Rose, Char.es
L. Trenholm, A. II. Daaiir, Cashier Patrick,
". l. Clcavelani, James N. Wsli:er, NJ c.
Mosiecai, ]. D. YATES, c. B. NoHhro7 John
Russell, Abraham Noise r, ". Seymour, w
D Porter. Z. K. Carroll 4: Y Dawson, DR.. i.
6. Howard Wn. Bull pringie, Chas Kama
raux. Geo. y. Reynolds G. c. Geddes, P. D.
Tore, Dr. II. V. Tooner James B. Hayward,
Wu1 II Lee, }. A Hopkins. Gen. Jno. Schnier!e,
John ! Novel;.
During tie re:iremen, Of the Committee. Col
D. j. McCord OF 81 Matthews, being called for
BY the meeting, responded with much force eli ar.
enment and sptness Of illustration. On his con-
cluding. the Committee re-appeared, and the Hon
Heary Deas no, being present Col. F. H Elnora
ofc7el lie following Preamble and Resolutions
which were ..ncEiaoRS'g adoF:cd;
REPORT
The present situ,:icn Of public affairs as re.
gard. t,ols or National and STATE Policy, al.
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Aug. ~
NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS.
tI-E ere receiving ard opening the largest and
~ NOS ch,Ic- sock ri tLL aad WINTER DRY
GOODS have ever ha 70 wacl We insie lie at'"n
,inr of customers and ,e ia.a generally Ia o@r as
soifnn n: vii tc found
Ci",is, IN. -iuir.rs and VesIss.
Si,inct-, kc,.e.- ami Liieeys,
T. yer aad Pc; C.o'r "ut fiu-hi3es.
i,a,ke;s o; ever, + nd,
IRISH i-.a.rs, Lawns and shee:bgs,
p..bt- ut al - lrs,
Padd'n:s and sal Dick,
ErnhalIur NFa I'll and M"I-':nc:,
Elraeh.G ard hr,wn .h,rtirs- an; Shsoiinst
To:r h-r wiih slncrt tve', FcIc usually i"ind IN
~ Go . icbtirs ton.c. "Eica 80 wi Fell upon oe
al rir ;e,ns sGd rol!C e.l FIN those IA want Of
LONDON, WiLLtZoHAM s tRE@SY,
No. -, aio,t 81 eei.
Arg ~ 81 II
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sesNsinN AGENCY.-Tte ~ 'soI,het ha.inS nee"
for several wears engaged N the Pension once es-
~. ss.viea. aud having left that Once, has for the
las, two ysas devo,-d ns tina 10 he PROSECUTION o,
,ia,ms beftrs that O-s and Tie other Public omees o.
The Government, Beng well ae9na nsea WIN o inc
.n.nre n,mf IL service may be deriven M isenah'ed
10 render essential aid such as my require an agent
in this City. r;nd .onr,i,,.d 70
50 eh,,g. n, rsas,uao'e compen saton.
Ali letters on business mus. Se post pad. 49,. ~
Reference is respectfully made 10 ihs Hoo j. W.
Jones and s. II. Parker, Etc, k,cnTonH ,;, vpeTVp
WShlnslaa GlF, August 9, 1874. ~-wHs
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s.7=..o1 1922: sSn--:ae:s;. .ls aIl

,r,,I AuRrdEnN fnANtLLEkS oan"ad. Fff-
4 ds Iss.5u-y aud Potomac hst!-c1S.-Rtare sea g.
y ,,.-Nu,ice /. h-.rby given tna' n fare IL the
raIoad .,uie between Richncnd and a.i'inn,e IS now
t-Auccd 10 ST. So aud bciwsca a!cauond and IN ladr'-
m t., 81 ony by me Lew staee and sieaa5oat lints
bs,reen Washington and Phiadeiph.s.
Trs.vlurs BY the rIi!oad loie, iifench, reach WASH
,ost In rine Bill r,cre Twelve, and Philadelphia IN
;wen.-cn- hnus aft~r -a"ins Richmond, ana rive 1T
r1r.Irn ;1r.oa or should tneY he disposed t. s;tp IN
wishing on az Bitmo e, tney may dn.a az "ngs- tnry
pl.a.e and resume thsir sca's witaon' ,xT, ffars.
y, e,arr. Tor chdr, under three rars VI aSei others,
urde, twcvr years ii a-r, hall prios.
uo n of Jrrar ure II the car, from Richmond CUSTER
,s',s 4 II. THOMAS SHARP,
any "A as-tf agent of 'franspori,tion
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- of,,c w;cLmond Enquirer.

=; ~. ."S' Of The state leg stature, and ,wce
TERMS OF StHScalt TtoN.
r,,. pala,s ys 0sn.,s aud Three Dollars foi six
~ rive syarrr i, >. ,,c IN ,hs cGs.s, or IL
nontn-' p'Y, ~, n.,,,. 81 =, Dollars uef anGun AZ
mi'eI ., ~, ~ year
w Gu" A.. n This office De remiltcd per mai,
II ~ tr,tI,his sank not, = NJ ile risk of the Edi
III ta' an" /, ~ I,u,rs b,.,, psd 6p tAc critters
tor ias single letter scarcely Of any aeroun,
tin' F,s, n - the accumulation III postage. IN Al
10 M W. sn,;r.ss WHICH operates a serious tax
extensive
no" ' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,,,. nj sixteen lines or les, frat instTlion -
'he jill, .,ni;no,ncs 81 cents.
lSnt ~, !. ,,s,spce must to accompanied with the
ar satisfactory references, 10 insure eXecu
M a"se p'''
.3i. -, ,,,.r.is;ns NAV amount TO Sln0 per
To ihose w'oss -, h. made of % per cent; and 10
snnln. "
,r earnest solicitation of several OF our city
N ads W." "A.' a.. Az, n, i. altogether unnecrs-
oi .-dlS advertisers 80, - III. nays,tarcs likely
siy tp-N ~! ia. % hoIcsalc dealer II ON the e.
10 result 'h VI ,- paper IN the country, aud from
trxs:ee ejaculation 81 "a' pf.,,sa,,ctt twire week
the ise'' iha' - ,,nsr and once a week "a trery
VIII dipr" - !.,la,s ,y;,l ba S.rr,iv limited
ot.er paper . a,s fuec6ed in orr general terms )
h"WtN.'' - .s.,,,s.r,, nt-and they must DAY pro
and 10 'ng s',,.n, hand ,hs sauare-bnt thew
-sse i"' an 80 -, SSanpinv their adye rtisemen nj
WIZ "''S - r. 80 ,pithopt any additional cost
~ .r -. rs AZ MAI ADVERTISEMENTS.
a weekly S2i
- .vce ,waek 20
:. IS
,,,,,s,,v
- =, ob;,uar>, and Marriages from the country,
& w. a.. 80. hand. wti;in. Is uuhnpwn al this
VIZ ~ =. on,6s,,c,,-d by the -rdorsatinn al; the
nHte ri ,,s n.,,h,hccd ar they will in ~ case
t",, MA cyn,y measure thai has h,en taken Ia
lc puA!; htd. Every ''Sre, . n,nrod he,,:of,,-
pt-vrn i'ipsn.ohs ",'' ,':.' -, -, NH i. ,,sp
uuIvtih2. We h'"e'' &c al no ,b. nm. nj
upon IN" COMMUNICATES, 49, ~ ,,;,r
IL POSTMASTER s;'nt" on t,S ynsN - -. -, ;,. -,
IL All suo.oiip.ons sna, ana 10, year, mubiica
Incurred and due IN advance, aha 10, y ,,,s nv" NM
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RICHMOND COLl.siE

ryNliE next siua vii cmmcnce ilie st OF Octo
ber aud cinse The edi!I oi u crnl'er After Il
recess I'll days from tlii tine, The datirs VIII &c
oyoiu resumed aud prosecuted anti h" LIT Of August
rc ro,rsr oil study embraces those e't Ri-uary branch
es that are usually taught III cor bcst academies, and IN
IN. Freshman AID Sophomore Year of our colleges.
For Il f, arrangement vi these studies. and list I"
the 1ttonks refer the reader 10 he printed c"ta
inqur They are conducted by thee competent teach
ers who feel determined 10 employ tcir hest energies
to deserve the pa'rcn &c o' me community. ~ the
nnsu,np of the sung year. il Is expected that an Id
d,ionaI professor will he obtained and that the studies
of the Junlr Year, inrludins S"'"rai Philosophy aud
Chemistry, will be added To on! present eouls. iEe
Discipline Of the Institution VIII &c hfn hui aftciioi
a,e cirru, ar containing candid at-,ent ni the
d,uo,lmrnt fchnll irship and AZ nlahce II r'ch ph
,y;lI h- sent Ia ms parent nj tir csr nf every two
mnnths The habits OF The studrh's, herr toio All II
nv. and cofrr,t Will, il believed, be material I'M
nro cd nv this arrangement. The rnut III ncaii'h,
fne mi from XII hmond, combines Inc ausahtaats ~
a city and country re.'d'nce. - 'ii ''n s'
y,ran,c 10 lis hcahiutn,ss has bccn nnde ~ c-,"Ih
ser IN. is mo?er s'a,r thai the schoo ~ heen
~ orer liun al this place snce JahnHr' !. ,eSo' W
an average Of IN students, brs'dcs inc i'n'eT " o
ta,cbers and tcrvants ard thai no eeneai cnnlpaihl
~ racard I, health has bern until last fdl AZ
that i,nc lever that extended over ,sis ehhe ieg
prryaled II the Institution, AM IN one ease proven Id
Id To avo thu recurrence 81 sucn ana e'eh te n
winning OF tic Fall on Is now posponrd ~ re
:, M Jctnber and IL IL ronf emily hoped, fhrl students
fro - The heallhcs region, of Va VIII hhc " saie !"
-esde here nom thai ptT'oh ,,.
T.rus-F,r board incnh!nc every thine. during inc
s,o,, s,,si.u eo5 3l-tuition 81 80 For hnt'h ana
m aur 90 Tie long session, S-i-!a Is NJ ''t W
Lao n, 10 months. Paymcnts n rid nc ma { t" ~
sdvanre and haf al Close o. each 'e," =, aiu.
Ran Sd Society are admitted Oh The ps! meni "i seo
per annual J., -. Tr,,,.cs
win NJ lsidore Outlet, an accomplished ffshthhih
vim also speaks The Ensr:h icuguEr, TO Eve lhfes
I..,on. 4 week 10 French, vi holt n x n .na g.
N''oA BY oRDEX or TdE BOARD.
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A am

LEN.
The sniscrihrr return. his thanks 10 his cu'
toners and tie uhc generally fur the very Liberal pat
toua.r bestowed on ~, am' would solicit h.Ini-
arcc Of The same 10 the in Of QfiRl.ES @EENlS
< sUrTDS TAOS - QCaRLES.
r. : Thee that arc i1tsbtf ~ him "il rail- md sell
tie t,ir Without ra, ''n i'-r :" ~ii"n h
iade I'D ~ .IWd ti-i ann. ttf srtrineht, "a IL
IS lis wish tat al oain- hr "r,iied a. 'pc'.'iy
rossn,c taos. u az MILES,
Granite f.on, DaiItng, No. 2:?, Broad .te',
shuckur Hit.
tr, On nn-h
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z IL Court uf GuaiteIiy Sessions, held TOR Loni
county, ii tue Count b"Ise thereof, On H"ni hr
Nh day rf August. le:i, upon Tie motion - Martin
untcu lrsa:rr under tie VIII uf lanIc- Jefferson,
decreased the "urt Cut niler. tiat all persons - no
may have claims asins the said drcrdrnt 90 eShihlf
l,. sane IL Dr.. William A. Gillespie. h,s Executor
.ithin seventy dus ir;, tis time, Tor s'uirnrn'; ahd
tjai taly III order hr p:iiihri ~ >'' b'"'''i
nc w. paper et:it weeks >c,e Stew hi ,eu IS
lin. a. u of lhis out ho;s- Two ee.cru! Court dn p
\ Copy-Teste, .,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-27

roYNEs on LiN!TAr;oNs-au t:sray upon The
} sct of the Grn-rai Assembly Of Virginia, passed
apd 2, 1898, entitled, "An Act amending he statute
- ,nt,,,ions,. md founded the En7sh Statute Of
Sc.o " e JI-wilh preliminary inquiry into The law
Of new promises, undsr the Statute q Limtltions. NJ
Wi;ar, + j., mes. Esq, Of rreIs'irg jh.t panl'nea,
aud nov Tor sale by DINNER n'hhis,
Lev Boob Ssiiers alJ Publishers:
* 25-1l
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INFORMATION wASrEp.-Msior Richard clai
borne. az Officer IN The Revoln,i" having fought q,
the Battle OF Guiford C. u TIE Cowp@ns, &C, dd ~
NV Orleans in 1919. He resided In the city II Hch-
nond many years since, aud left with friend In Heh
mond his 30 ks, Papers and Portrait His family nave
IN vain used every eyertou 70 find them ont We no"
ca upon any one, who may have information on ms
subject TO send TO Tho Enquirer Office for the beneht
Of hts family.
Aug.23 Si-Ts
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N ATENr0RT < ALLEN, aUCIIO.E .a.,h Coh
~ .MlsSfO.t' .EthCH.3Ni'S hsyr rn:.s!.E:!. for
sale, rnnsi -am-n.--
c.Gnud Plaster, from Irbrc Mills
t9i.iutd i,,. tu
R,iit Pow Der, *, nuchy" tfaaL
Ria ,.:ngGo. d..
t"i.or Vans 'iTEi.n" N:il~
Loaf SUGARS. double Il fined. WoJ,se.'. ana "L"srr
ias',"
Tanners. l.in.prJ and W:nter Lamp o /,
tbo'ce old Cnsnar brady
Sicily Madeira aud Port ,Silt-
Cili;'ia i.icnrlce. Madl.f
Search, Indigo, Rice,
Pepper. Alum, Shut
Teas Of aIl descriptions
Tine anj Ground Alma Sail
Sole l.rathef. Srw Y6:k ins arctinns.
Vf Al tor salt Al The lowest prices, en- usai crtui7
Cash advances iaii" cnn-irnmrni-, ami every Hr
scton q! Auction and Commission Business promptly
attended Ia.
Aug ~ ap-h
1EY T0S JOHNSTON, DRr""i.T, Us .ha'n sfr,', has
jatfsreive'. per lat: asri:as. lhil supply ri the
tell wins. vrn he oil. r., al Wioi-sae retail, "n
ira-un tlr trrLIs:
Winter ihi Summer STAINED Lamp Oil
Whale Til, VcrGi.riS. sgunnd ~ Or
Sn1I Store Paint. glit .niorad
fa,i, Green. handsome afi'rir
yellow t,rhre, White Lead
PANTS Dlls. c..nr>, &C. tuil assortment ri the hest
qua'i',; also, ndiro, Miir ani Bye Stut-, 1T prime
quality Quicksilver. &c., e., Sc.
\ general of Drug and He'ir.nes, seet'
uai kei can nflrd.
Comfy Merchants ar fh. sicans VII find II ;'ir'r
interest IL give him n call.
AuI III s1-Nt"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-27

I EtfnEg, SHOES, &c.-The subscriber ha- re-
n,,v,d 10 his old Z nd. lIh street. where he Of
rs foe s,,e Stock Of Leather embracing neatly every
c-scr,nnn used ny shoe, Coach iiarne'S AM Saddle
M,nuilctn,ets, &c. Likewise, EnGllsn a"d S,hr'o'A
Tire ,ds Find pcs Tanners u, ~. Also, .to par
If p,.oia,,on Rrngn.s aud Factory Shoes, rel ma e
a,i Of 90, mcertal Tie wcnld partiru arv lnvie
e attention Of farmers and Manufactures to his STOCK
oi course Shoes watch, for cheapness aud duIahiity
canuo, excited. To hoir sale purchasers, lte al
clscount win be made. JAMES u ! ~,
nth, or Cross st:eetto Mayo. Br,dre.
So, a Gin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-27

pCBERr HILL {: BROTHER. .aOc'IohrtkS'
n BrlL T.vERS Rear"-s, Va me saoSenhe.> YEA
De, -i, thanks ih.r friends and ina rnhc ,os 80"
los na,r,nn2e hey have rccslv d, sui take tn's r
ma Ia ,strm thsm thar they sI cany on th1 same
bi,nsss a. the fell Tavs u, and i,pe CO Z 1"h'l"na
Ion of I'd r f,snrs. They attend p' iicu a'y 20 ln
~ r Ia me sa!a of Houses and Lists IN Hichnnnd an0
;.v cintv as weil sai- Of all kinds OF rroaues
They .,!l aiwaya bc fnnnd at the Rail lav.in.
ROBERT HILL & EROrEEH:
,.o- 23-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-27

BLANKETS AND NEGRO CLoThiN w. Having
ID very extensive assortment, Of BLANKETS, ihpofi-
:, Snrin. The Summer before the late and great rise
!. cnarsr Woo,lrns; also, male and female NEIhu
CLOTHING purchased under III. SAME advantages, 70
ch greater extent than We nave ever pe.h ap.e ;"
m, nrsore We are anriols lhlt Country Merchants
~ arr. Visiting this market should give ns an nppof
i.s,.- 4, show In.ni henre they purchase elsewhere
WaDSWoRTn, TURNER * co,
No. -. Man Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-27

EpsOM SALTS &c.-lS casks EPSON salts
IL Is barrels Coppera, prime green
IN casks spanish Brown
10 ensks Venetian Red
Receiving for sale, by ALEX DCVAL l. Co.,
AuSs 4-wS No. ~, AsiS ssrat