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and Vice President By majority Of at least 3D.
whereas, in tie campaign Of ls4O, Gen; Halri-
son carried il ~ majority OF lei There are
many Of the Democratic party VINO lnlhh We &c
,bali Ire alb. TO carry j, by 100; but take half
ihs. numfcr 10 be in bounds Inever like toover
estimate. would much rather be under little.
do not like 10 tie though, or called false pro-
pl!et."
Ycs-thcre cannot be reasonable doubt about
he Old Dominion. She stands proudly up, like
another Gibraltar, 10 defy the batteries Of the
Wings, and much more The storm Of their h!aSga-
docas.
The horizon, too, is Frightening clsewhere.-
We YESTERDAY saw IN iniclIigcr, gentleman Just
from tie Nor;h Zen Thursday evcning) No ono
doubts, that PcnnSyvania will be with us by
20GG0, or more-And the Empire State, which ne
visited through her whole exten, 10 The Falls, IS
considered as safe BY - 10 10000 for Polk ana
Dallas. oar opponents from The West can cross
the Cayusa Bridge h majority OF only or
lOG00-and Eastern New York will sweep them
l;l-,, Inst heiprr ihc hurricane.
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COON ne COON

The Correspondents of the Richmond Wing
from Charlottesville. establish, beyond question.
Tn. validity OF the claim o! the Wing party 10
'a!l The d9ccncy," and all the truth too; albeit
thew show much temper and trepiiaiion. One Of
these Correspondents. who signs himself "A. T., ~
undertake OF Sept, lllh, says: The burden ofthcir
song, Qhe speakers in the Democratic Convcn-
iion) and OF every speech made here. was against
the con,iruIionali!y OF the Tarill ol lsi2 and OF
any Tariff for protection. ask yen 10 call The
attention If the North 10 this fac"
Another Correspondent. who signs ''Sojouncr, >
possibly a spy detached from thai platoon late
IL sent oat from the Richmond Club House, IN
der the command Of Sergeant Sammy sly, clad
"n Tie whole almor OF Wing truth, says un-
der date OF Sept l2;h-"1hey have, as yet, pro-
claimed but one principle, and that is Texas
l Leave i, TO Inc Club House Junio 10 decide
which has told the ruth: The Democratic As
ISOLATION would say neither. Call the attention
OF the North and the South 10 these facts.
4 u
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CGMatt siCA.!0Sa.
F0T nc F.aQalTe
q, I:,I' THIS T.; nEADn


What bui coniemp! .oF lie Intelligence Of the
useful and respectable lab1ring classes q! our fj
lowcilizcnS, could cmboldtn Wing leaders 10
make the daring experiments Oh popular cre,.n-
lily, which we daily witness ! Like their Die
talor," arrogant selfish and alt;;l, and claiming.
for themselves all the ellgcnce-,icspcratcy
bent on snajcctns the people 10 The control end
expressions Of Joint stock capitalists. and com
rnandins by then wealth, The ready services OF q
rercenary and INSCRIPTIONS press, they fill the
country with sophs!ry, hunibur and talsehood.-
Eat Of all the imprdent experiments 10 deceive
and en;raP the minimizing The following table
which is going the ROUNDS OF The WIKI, press,
and which now take from tie Danvillc Roper
Ter, is The most audacious:
LIT THIS BE REAn-ln Z recent speech in
Tnion,own the Hon. Andrew Stewart dwcit On
his flvo;i,c subject, lhc Tariff. He reviewed The
consequences OF tie doctrines of Mr.. Clay and
Mr. Polk on the Tariff, and read the following
plain Ineligible comparative table, IN which the
reader has clear view OF the practical elect OF
The respective Tariff schemes of the two men
upon the labor and industry OF The country. Let
!, be carefully considered:
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-vGpErSSyUrr ,,,. n

IEF.F.NS 7!LLF--The Damoc-.,i, ~.
y OF 'Tsensy,Iie county will hold Mas NJ.
Ing a; Hicks to'd, ON The ilth day Of OCat.-
next. Extensive preparations will he mad, +, !.
the accommodation Of numerous eompary-
are respectfully invited to attend Oar H..
trllow-c;;zcns are also invited, if i, he s,-,'.s
10 them, - participate in the public discg>>ir,
which is expected. And last, though 10, lcs<.
the Ladies are earnestly invited 10 he nrcser. -
The most Distinguished speakers Of tie Demo.
cratic party have been invited, and it i. expec,sd
that some OF ,acm win attend.
Ey IL Commincc If Lrj,a'ios.
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IIc DIM Rrrnpr th1 L,ni.t

The R. Wing is publishing 'lhc material.
OF Mr. Clay's defence against the charge Al i vs..
cdin in 1926" But this defence was mini; Nv,
bct@rc tie searching investigation WIS mad (.
the Senate Of Kentucky, in ls2S-and rIe !, Z
body Of evidence against him had been lsi 5'%'
fore the world. The defence, therefor M, :,
evidently be incomplete and unsatisfactory ''
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ing counties Of Henry and Franklin yon coul
10, donf. their hearty cooperation IN an l'opel
Efforts 10 aie>i The spirit OF Dls1i'on ~ '.t ~,
Tie mrs. eme cH,c5',n'tes 9, f me s,, ~ ' ant
! Ears nj 10 sec ne f,a nan in all tiat region
,,bo L,,@i5.s . srntin. III ofdi&oy0y 10 tic Un'o'
With great respect, am sirs,
@Youf ohcdient servant"
The italics are ours-but they certainly 90 no'
sustain the Wings OF Richmond-and they 90
NEST fully sustain Mr.. Lyons testimony.
But enough for this morning OF yesterdays
extraordinary Wing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24

A highly respectable citizen Of this State, who
has been journcying North, informs us OF con-
velsalon in the Cars in New York between
not Whg and Mr. Harper, (Nhig,) Mayor OF
New York The Mayor a.ked his friend what
he thought of the prospects OF Mr. Clay, TO which
he replied, hy summing up the States which he
thought would go for Mir. Clay. stating that the
result would dererd nron the vote Of New York.
Mr. Harper then remarked, that Mr.. Clay would
be defeated for Now York would vote for Polk, :
We do not pretend 10 give liz words, bul the
above is lie substance Of Tic conversation.
ANOTHER Last Evenings mail bring, US al
so Letter from Eifginian, now in New York,
Sept lS Hcwri;cs u wor!d 10, have believed,
upon tic rry0ciiy If my Je iricnd, the true state
cirhc political horizon here. In Philadelphia the
Wings give up Pennsylvania, aud here find
them Welding this State 10 MIR. Wris:t-many
eivin. it 10 Polk and Dallas. An intelligent
Wing from Virginia who has been here for Sc
vcral weeks, told nc, he was certain New York
woui,, 20 Tor tie Democrats and was very fear
fu Clay woud lie defeated. assure you. lhave
10 sec the first IMAM rio ertn sass he confidently
expects the ,ole Q! this S,aie-and al Of both par
ties, with whom converse, agree that there is an
immense charge in favor OF the Democrats"
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Fer he Eaqaire-


There will he Democratic Eafbacoo >, II.
place. commencing on the 81 dayofOcrotcr' Wv ~ ;
and continuing two days. The Hon y :, y -
Hunter. Hon. John W. Jones. arI o,b"r - ~.
suiShed speakers have promised 10 he nix ,',S' %,
The dinner will te free and 10Th par;;cs ",
nes,v requested 10 attend Gone ore come 81 H.
Hear lis Tor ON cause and corac ,ba, v,,. o..
hear By OabyR ~ r,,g 90, sou MA '
- The Wing is requested 70 cony -
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DEcEscy The Lexington Observer OF the
liih published under Ike eye of Mr.. Clay, calls
MIR. TYLER a traitor. and charges that he has
struck q 6,fsain with Mr.. Po@. 1t says, "Tha;
he has in his possession the oblisatior-thc
promise to pay Of Polk, there cannot he a
doubi"-perhaps "Polk's Secretary OF State. =
This is is all sun and defamation: but vc are
curious 10 knew, whether the observer is Juds,
ing bv analogy, ami inters. decoate Mr.. Clay 20.
tel for Ar. Adams with an understanding iha'
he was To become he Secretary OF state, ta>fe-
tarc Mr.. Tyler was 70 repeat the glorious cSpc'
rnant
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A, the same ratio, estimate the wheat crop 100
times the amount (Sl7) is Sl7oo. lie pays 3ls
cents more protection than he receives, which is
1855 50 clear lo>s. But suppose, (Which is the
fac, the farmer receives no protection, then The
accoun, stands thus
To merchants account, s., 10
By crop Of Wheat Il %
Ont of pocket, Sl2 10
This on si7oo makes the Moderate loss TO The
ta r ssIalt; co. which he paYs for the support
ofaHoma Industry is, ofcar;;'lis!s at home
md ab-oad. whose funds are invested in manu-
taS.nrosi The farmers industry must go thus TO
Iewlra the Industry of steam and waler =,
If as our ingenious Wing leaders $. say ,% 1.-The
price is no. regulated By the rate q d:iy, then
Why do they assume that it IS in ms ns rToa,
,h I,s,, invite 10 read il" lie; them take either
t horn Of the dilemma and they stand ss'fconss
Cd Of an a;,emp, TO practise irand upon ,ne
yo,.r which on n, 10 disgust every man '"a0 re-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24

5r Our Correspondents must have IT,.
patience. We have several vefy ia,cre,,,,
Communications, which we ire more any,or.''o
bring ouI than they are. This delay is ye,y .,
noyinS-5ut we will lMp,ore as We 20 On.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24

GALES CELEBRATED MAD STONE
- FOR LE--Wil. lie offered Al public s.,r
to the highest bidder, on I crcai;o Of nnc months
the celebrated anldole 10 liydropholia, well
known in Caroline, and the adj@cent couElc - -
Sales Mad Store TIL, stone has been sueces'-
fully applied, as a preventive OF llydropHe'.a,
for 80 years past. II has annually brought n
Ia its owner from 100 10 300 dollars, anu A"s
frequently doubled, ueblcd and quaGrnl led '"ose
sums--having once OF twice brought he sum CT
$500 in one year. and frequently 500 OF w
dollars per annum. The Mad Stone viii lc o.
lcrcd for sale q; Edmuudsburg in Caroline. ~
miles below the Bowling Greer. on tie ~ cf
of October next, when 4 great quantity 81 f'.-
sonai property will he so.d on III" above ra'.''
terms, as the Undersigned contemplate ea''a
Virginia in 4 !cw weeks
BURWEIL < ANDERSON
Con. - 3s-u1,
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Married on the l7th ms. at Liiery hy the
Rev. W. II. Kincie, Dr. lcu,: 4 Cu,:xiSGn,w
OF Richmond, 10 Mrs. MAaY NJ D,tLAnp. of,Ae
former place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24

A TRicx Eyrosep.-Thc Coon papers are pub
fishing with great eiee, under the caption pf"Im-
porta,it locsmcat "a PeaasHrp':ia, the proceed
ines of a meeting pwpor;ins b be Dem'oeratir,
lately held in Dickinson township, Cumberland
county, and rcnouncns adherence to Folk and
Dallas. Asananswer 10 this, the pennsy vanian
SAYS. III is only necessary 10 state, that he lnen
who composed this meeting are not now, and
nevcr have been, recognized By The Democracy Of
old Cumberland. Thomas Z. Miller, VINO hcauS
n, movement, WIS las, year the ItJcral caasii
datc FIR Coasress in The Cumberland district, and
beaten by Jaise Black, an unliinchins Democrat
All the men who participated N tie mee'ins re-
ierred 10. supported he Federal candidates orihe
coun,y officers last year, and were essentially
use! up h. the Democracy. They arc now
where they have been Tor number OF years,
,riit he ft5crn',sS At the recent mass meet
ing in Cumberland county, there were no: less
than 10000 Democrats on The s:onn1, and among
them, delegation Of from > 10 600 lfcn Ai':ie's
own neish.crliooi, This does not look : though
The .Ds..acra-s Of CHAMBERLAIN county lad a5an-
Goncc. James * Folk i9f the Presidency
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24

IIANOvER.-A Bar5acue will Nc given
BY Tie citizens .. the upper end O: Hanover Co.
on the eth ins,art, and will hc con'iruei on The
mex, day, (,he 23lh) where Dir. John '" Jones
aud Mr. John N. Bots are expected 70 address
,hc neop,e. anl,o whch the c;,lcrs Of al parties
from The counties Of Louisa, Goachand, Henrico
and Hanover. are respectfully invited. The
Barsacae is given by both parties il conjunc-
ton, and an interesting debate is expected TO &C.
cur.
Democratic Committee. Wing Committee.
Charles p. Coodan. George Fleming,
Reuben Nucsos, Richard J. Darraco'I
John d. c. Brown. Thomas L. rage.
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gr Perhaps there are some OF our subscribers
who have no; received their daily paper. I,may
lie some days yet, before every thing gets ship
shapc-and should any persons fail 10 receive
their papers of the carriers, they will please call
at the oflcs and notify lis Of the fact.
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MIR. T. J. RANDOLPH AND HIS IRA


DlCfiS.
We have n great mind Ia Cibhct the name ot
,hr rabid Vhir. vino. forgetting all the charities
of his nature. has traduced, in The columns oil The
Whi,. unier the signature OF GA Sojourner,
better men than himself He has made Il NEST
!lihcral attack upon Robert G. Scott. He has
been guilty. of the erosscst injustice 10 Thomas
Jefferson Randolph in The talsc and scandaious
porrair he has drawn Of that gentleman. \ man
who has 50 essentially contributed TO support the
faith o. the Commonwealth, and redeem her ere
dit from the disgrace OF Repatriation, deserves 4
better fate than TO he lampooned by calamni-
Gus and wreichel scribbler. Mr. Randolph has
triumphantly put down one of his charges, in the
following Caid, which is published in the last
Charlottesville .Jetcrsonian
~ CARD.
"An accusation has been rublicl;. made
against me. and repeated in scufriious letter re-
Gently addressed 20 the editors of the Richmond
Whig, under date o: September oh, by person
who signs himself q believe ialscly) ~ Sojonrn-
er,' that ], in my own bcha! ard that oi MIR.
Jefferson, cxcupatcd Mr.. Clay from the charge
Of bargain and corruption, in 1927; and that now
in discharge oil nv dI:y a. elec;or, ! arrai@n
him on this point. |: is acdged that his cxcu!-
patton was contained in letter 10 Mr.. Clay. da-
led September L.. 1927. This accusation is abb
sone: false | assert. that there is rot enc
Nu!i III lt!a GI Any olH'T i'Utl HIi''i ~ W. ~
Mr. CLAY relating Ia tn" cl,ar"c OF bargain ana
coi.gr;ion of which he Is accused or a.ludirS di-
reclly or Indirectly 70 IT, The letter referred 10
entered cnn!ilon;ia!ly, into The private relations
which had existed among several members OF
,!,v ami,y was strictly roafdcaijai. and The pro
prcty oi i heing - considered fully acknow-
!c,scI ~ Mr. Clay ana | cannot consent 10 is
publication This lc!;cr. or COPY o. il. ! I'M
dct>iaud, has i,crn han:cj over 10 the editors Of
The Richmond Whig in utter disregari Of lis con
iiicnal character: and has been exhibited by
item. Any one who has seen il, or any part ot!I,
and who denies tie truth of this statement on rnv
part is guilty Of wiilu and Deliberate talschood.
As the Richmond W!i- md the Charlorcs
vile Advocate have aided in giving currency 10
this report. I hay, the right Ia demand OF them,
IL publish this contradiction Of it.
"TIl J. RANDOLPH.
September Is 1871
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24

ANOTHER HUNnrG!-The Coon press is max
ing Z great noise ahont an E"gLr which i S9j|
To have appeared at New iIaycn on the lii inst,
whilst the notorious Genera! Leslie Combs was
addressing tie Wings. He sczed upon is ar
peance = happy omen, and burst OF, into 4
ridiculous exclamation: "Oh, proud bird oImy
country's banner. accept the cmen,' viii!
more of such SICILY rhapsody. In all probability,
the General mis;ook turkey- huzzarl Tor an
Eagle. Jus, as he mistakes Leslie Combs :or an
orator. Besides, is it credible, that il such an
omen WIS intended, and as he almost impous-
" said that bird did not come By accident 10
take the sentence from M mouh'-ihe honor
woulI not have heen reserved for some better more
distinguished champion, than General L. c.
By what stuff ale these Coons insulting the mr.
der.,anding OF an enlightened people!
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1l.,nninn, IN Lhc nh,

Lclcllcr and John w Eroc kenbroush and r.
B. Miller are gathering fresh lau:c!s in iher dis
cussions with the Coon Orators. There is no;
one OF them who IS rot more than able 10 corc
(hcir own fine talents. fctvcl ~ ;hcy are with
their good cause with any hoa,tn2 champion he
yond the mountains. On Monday week al Fin
c2s.!c, John w. Brockcabrou.h rising every
day in reputation beat down Vincent Witch
or, the bu.dog OF Pi,sylvania. The younger
Democratic Champion proved too strong Tor tue
Wig veteran. lie mad this decided advantage
over him-and over such politicians too, -
William T. Preston who has been cx,raya-
aanily orer-Praised in the Richmond Wing: that
he (Erockenhrough. Lc;cher, AlIcr,) remain true
TO their ancient States Rights principles, whilst
the Wing speakers are scnsilc OF their tergirci
saiion, and ccl covered BIZ their consciousness Of
L.
The South presents too many ds2racclu! ins:an-
COS Of mcn who were ogce >uch an,-Tarii' mcn A.
10 rush :,.;o NuilificrS, Mow becoming Tariff and
Ola, men o. sill SPECIES Of Hl;ra-anos!aic> these
are the wo.-r Let the Senior Editor of!hc Rich
mond Wlig lool. inl bis mirror. and he will be-
hold IN illustration. such politicians abandon al
their political principles 70. mcn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24

CARDS COMMON honesty IS a virtue. Arc such
men wor;hy Of our co4iiencc!
Now, LEI us look with prize and pleasure, TO the
Polk sd. Of his iano,;s Wais tale. We thcIa
see carried ont ,hc srea; arl inmuable princi,,
.,!cs OF ,usi;ce AMI tquaii.y Equal burdens and
EQUAL bcnslits Oppression oincne, IayoFs to none.
Ana We see these princii ics siorou>iy rohlt.si
ed win The unequal, unjust and oppressive 'nei-
The champions Of equality ana justice sho1M
use this Wing weapon IS a whip .! sco'p.oHS,
10 lash The Coous TIL their very inr ny from ,i,et
rinsed tails. PLAIN ~ H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24

TIE Norfolk Herall coniesses to the poaic Of
the whigs-and says. hc is almost every day
approached by our Wig friends from tie couE-
ny with Garioas enquiries about the result OF The
pcnding Presidential election" Well may they
he so anxious-ior they have every cause for
their apprchen>ionS. But how docs The Norioli;
Herald ccntEue 10 abate their fears? BY refer
ring in part 10 'hrcc oiihc Delegates 10 the Char
lolie>ye Convention orcny leaving their ranks"
one OF these (Nonis) hid declared of hcto7c Inc
Observation-Disclosures has come beck 10 our
ranlis-and the third con:ert is in Ecyi man Of
s;raw-who>c a0a,c i net kaowa, and whose po-
sition is not asceitaincd-and, therefore. his VERY
cr;Hcare IS properly doubted. We tell The Norfolk
Whic~ that there is ample cause for al taei'
anycles--lor they ale doomed men.
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Eor lie E.ncNn

There appeared in the Richmond wing some
DAYS AGO 4 piece rurnoniug 10 give on accoHni
ii Ness C.skje.s and seGdons vis, 10 the
Eastern shore and having been met there
tx Mr.. Jos.ph seear. should have noticed This
aross misyc;.rescnt. ton before, hi ii! Eo sec
il until TO-DAY in consequence Of an ab:chcc ron
homo. Whal Viii. could have Written that piece!
None in AccomacG. an sure. was i no. 'he
aforesaid Ar. !nsc,h Scgar himself shaa!4
hate 10 think Nj Seer wrote such q icc: i'iie"
- il is, OF falsonc ea!os;cs OF himself. But "a-
~ Democrats make The accu>a''o'-oe 'a!s as IL
NAV.
i was At nearly all he discussions that took
place between these geailcmen ana 90 ASSURE
YOU. thai koasA Wigs acknowledged 10 me, iii"'
Caskie and Seldom completely routed Sc"af-
Their speeches had tl. finest eject ia3ShaL'
npon The people Of Accomack. Inc burning ana
i,npass;omcci oioouencc, the clear ana r"Wef'"l
arguments of Sc,!ion and CaskIc, lnslilled an
eulhusam into the people that Will tell III NoVen-
Der next in woes ior Polk ard Dallas. AZ inc
conclusion of The dscGssion II was proposed th''i
three cheers should be given Tor seldom ana
Caskic-Immediatelv tie wclsin rang win en-
thusiasiic applause it was then proposed ~
Wing, tia, three cheers should he gwen lor PC
car-thrre Was but one voice heard, ana llial
was the gentleman who made the proposition
viii an; one deny tut! | VII! venture any
thing Won can't &c; a responsible W hS 10 oe-
~ II.
an in a great hurry. else wouii write ron
further abon, the discussion. Please publish Tins
as a plain statement, offacis, ihai 10 one will dare
TO DENY. unless he dare 10 stale what is 1alSc
In has,e. A DEMOCRAT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24

N7OTICE.-Ata Cour' held for EucS;is"..tn -.
\ county At the Cour house OF Monaa'' 49,
18th day OF August. is-li: W., "
James Drake and Elizaieth his vie. III.
Newton and S,l>an his wife, GeoiGe Newton 800
JohnJ. Newton and 2ctecca his vic,
'''''' panti:-, in ChanceT:'
Geisy newton. Nancy Bpu.. Joserh 4 k - q,
beth 4. Mary :. Marina G., Samue! - wa
4. Sarah J. ard DrucilLi A Newton Ian,
The parties interested in the foregoing 30 10
are hcleby notified that we will PreceeoI = Puck.
honse Of Betsy Newton, in he c'un;y ., 10y, 70
;nahan. on the first dag of Noventr rscmrei "a
,aEe the account Of tie adranccea1;S cad cause
on the la,h day Of Augus io1 tdpD
aaaTHAN a. HoLEMAN,
WM CHAMBERS,
T0HN Il. AYRES.
MI Commissioners
9S-viv
sspLl7'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24

Less family supplies, including taxes 10
the Federal Government, increased BY
the Tariff OF lSl2, Z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24

The Whigs polci in New York Civ 2O,95G
votes in 1910 II ire mass Of tie Wing party
ii! ROT coalcscc with the Native Americans ia
April, what hls bccoac Of the 5000 Wing 20
tiers Mr. d. mas !rr again. The naturaizcd
c:zcns are no. quite 50" enough for this stuff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24
A SDUT[lROE.

P. 5. The elections have jus: come OF in pe!2-
ware. I'll. f'e?craisl>, alier al their Dragging
ani all their wind: defamation nave been beaten
mh,a,en i. lnai5riics more decided than have
been pole! asaius, them hereto:orc-and linus
ii will be in November. >.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-04-11
FRESH GOODS,

~ FAD THOMAS a. MASON, have re-
~ ceivcd from New York Auctions and
other sources, a large and valuable ussort-
ment Of fresh imported goods, which they
offer for sale on liberal credit. Purchasers,
who buy with cash, are respectfully invited
to examine their extensive stock, in which
may be found Super and extra Super ENG.
LLSH, FRENCH and GER.N.4.F Broad
cloths; London and American Fancy Cassi-
meres in great variety do. black, blue, slate,
Oxford and Steel mixed do. do; & and 81
English Tweeds 81 Pseudo Woolons; French
and German jacket linens. with every de-
scfption Of panialoon stufs; cases of white
linens red waddlngs ; fancy and plain era.
vais silk velvets, silk and verona serges /;
galloons, silk and cotton umbrellas; Pest
ings-- English and German black satlns rich
gro de Orau, Bourgoyne, Fecoune and plaid
do; Satin vestings. Cashmere, Valencia,
Marsolllcs, of nearly every desirable style
imported.
ALso-every description of Taior's trim
miGgs 20 bales brown sheetings 10 do.
stripe shirtlngs and brown drills, with a full
assortment Of American summer StuGs.
Providence, March ~ lsl4-3w.