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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-29
STRAW GOODS! SPRING STOCK !!
MARCH agth, lc4i


-rdnaieturer and WA"ssae Isalsrs Foryn Doms,f
SYR-7U GOODS LEGH0R.v -7.D P.jEN LEAF HITS
far cash, No. !, Ekealage Block, Rehmosd ia.
HAVING made their Spring Trade
they prepared rsbii large and fashionable Stock
Bonnets 1 description If their manufacture together
with heavy and well selected Stack Of eghcrn
Hats, Artificial Flowers, comprising all largest
desirable Stock o STRAW GOODS ever introduced into
the Virginia Market
They pledge themselves nr their Goods prices will
hear comparison with other establishment United
States Confident that their stock will all be worthy oil
the attention of Dealers, they respectfully solicit call
March % lO3-o,w3m
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REV FANCY sPRING GooDs.-The subscribers haze
y eeved and for sale nrge and drslTGDr
Stock Fancy Dress Good, consisting IN part Of
s,rined and Plaid Crmped Foulard silks
Rich Striped aud Plaid AdtiaUotie-, something new
s;r ed and Plaid Paris Barge
Figured Lawns. some very vch
B1IZCrncS latest Paris styles
aud Plaid I-noia-
Rich Striped Moas d. LANES
Rel, Chaugeable Chusans and Pad Tcsans
Pain and Figured Alpaca Lustfes
Bat K iks and Satins
ack aud Blue Black Bombazines
Lace Wells and Nitts
Black and White SILK Gloves
Lace Goods for Caps, good assortment
Ashburton I1aces and Edgi6gs
Satin Striped Lace Muslin. very rich
White Cambrics and Check Musins
Jsconet and swiss Nusns
Bonne,s, latest shape and fashion
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons very rich
Black and Colored I.ustring, DO.
Black, Pink and White Grapes
Lace Ruches, something
Plaid Neck Ties and Dress Handkerchief.
great variety Of other fancy and staple Goods all OF wh
will be sold on fair -
LONDON WiLLlSGHAM DREWRf
No s. West Main street
March - Vs-~a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-29

We Lave verbal accounts Of The discussion in old
Hanover on Tuesday William H. Roane and r. 6
Scott against Daniel and Grswold Federal Whigs.)
We understand that victory was mpIe,e-and the
Coon fur flew in all directions Rome was clear,
foil of sound principles strong sense and th
fine bursts OF eoquence-Scott, full OF facts, argu-
mena,ive, able and deeply impressive. The humSug-
gers brought up their rusty pieces of ls40-and they
egregiously ard ridculously failed 1t no 60. Send
for Bear and Mos-lsy, gentlemen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-29

We are requested 10 stale, tha, M.ssrs William II
Rnnn' and Jaa es A. Secdon (he E!ector and one Of
The Assistant Electors If the DistrcD will be al King
9neen Cont on tie second Monday of April
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-29

John Mason the Secretary of the Navy ard
family ar'ved at Washington on Sunday last, and
put up al Full.r's Hotel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-29

We are requested t. call the attention OF The Delo
gates I III" Dsiric, Convention TO be held at Char
iot,esr'e on the 1T April The Orange Delegates
are az fellows John Terrell, J. u. Nea uan, J. Willis,
Or Thomas Gibson, ir , f. Taalerro, Col. Roe, II.
T. Wills, IT, Willis, G. Pannell, jr, J. Newman,
a Madison, L. Henshaw, R. Brown, and J. NJ.
Chapman
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RIcHNoYD MARKETs-M.scH ., 1874.

ToBAcco-Iugs 81 so 25 leaf g. so so; mid
ding 81 IS 25 good. for manufacturing scarce and selling
from 81 50 So Some good and fine manufacturing quail
ties North Carolina have found ready sale al
ruling rom 81 q Is.
FouH-The 81 So which price holders
firm
WHE.r-sl lai cents per bushel for good quality
CoRs-iai TO As cents per bushel.
MRAL-5J SIS cents
oArs-O bushe At the Dock and 80 SO cents nom
the Depol-but little in market
PL.srrR-Lnmp, 50 IS at wharf; Basin, 4.
LiME-sl l2i on the wharf
SALr-Sl IS 60 by the cargo; in store 81 20 a Is
isosTredegar $780, swedcs, IS 1905 County, Isl Pig Is
e. English s. 10 90.
NaLs-si a Il cents
BcrrER-Ja u.
suc.K-New Orleans 81 Porto Rico, 49, ST, Coir,
! 50a9.
CorFEE-Iaguira and Rio, 81 as.
TEA-35 a l25 cents.
MoLassg,-New Orleans and Porto Rico, 80 a 81 cts.
B.cos-Baitmore, 81 S; city cured 6 a6 50.
BEEs, s; 5.-MUITos, 81 a 3, according 10 quality.
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SPKlNc-isii.
FRESH DRY GOODS.

T. ]. = JAMES Co, Globe Sqndre have now in Store
large and general assortment OF FRESH SPRING GOODS
pnraosfd on ne best terms, many " them far 5eo mpor
aon 10 which they invite Ia. attention old customers
and the public generally.
Their stock comprehends rich splendid Goods
than they have offered many Er Goods are in
deed chap
10 By several vessels daily expected they will receive
lGrge cdaitoadi supplies.
March .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-29

Mr. CALHOUN arrived in Edgefed on Sunday eve-
nng-and was expected 10 be IN Charleston on Tues.
day evening. Committee of 100 citizens had been
appointed in that city 10 welcome MIN his arrival
The Pendleton Messenger, [near Fort Hill states
that arrangement had ever been made, has been
reported for him 10 take the Office Of Secretary oil State
before Mr.. Upshurs death-and Mr. U. II 90 10 Ber-
ln-The first ntmation Mr.. c. received Of The n;en-
ton to nominate hm Secretary, by letter from
Washington dated the day after the catastrophe on
board the Princeton" The Messenger" ulso st1les,
that Mr. Calhoun accepts the Office, acith tic or
press understanding, that he is TO be at liberty to
retire Immediately on tie adjustment of the Texas
and Oregon questions; it shall be asccr-
tanned that they cannot be adjusted by treaty Mr G.
reluctant TO abandon his agricultural pursuits, and
enter again pubic life Judge Huger has offered
to resign his sea, in the Senate make way for him
but Mr. {. bad positively refused bis aszen,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-29

i'Ss i, was proposed under that administration 70
further and m in ss ind to n ss ss
'c'e 10 reduce them to only seventeen or eighteen
"u aus See the annual Treasury reports IN Dec,
I'D ',S, and lS4o) ...,, > h,,o hoo,
sstnced as the expenses thus appear 10 nave oeen,
10 fact that their amount would appear SUI
h' hv many millions, if the objects which were ex,
s ',.d,n "a and temporary were deducted
e. The following extract from an official table, ap
.. ,hs, from the CONNIE ncement OF Gen. jackson s
q'i's' "a ego inclusive over half Of the whole ex
49, ,ure, yearly was not matters Of permanent
.Snsry character, but those arising from va
,r rs sxsenees such as before alluded to- and which
~, cannon Of majority of both parties IN Con
Il" ~, fed the appropriations, and LETT TO the Exc
.,s however differing in opinion or policy IN some
;9" alternative, except TO execute the laws which
= had sworn to see carried into effect
r,,,e, from Report Senate, January $780, No. 400
,.,rssa.e amount for permanent and ordinary par
excluding payments account Of objects either
.~,.rdj1lru or temporary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-29

CO-PARTS ERSliiP e. : COURTNEY & CO., Baltimore .
y have asucaed with them las T.. MOSTELL and CiIAS'
+. CUSHING. Tie TOBACCO AND GENERAL COMMIS-
SION BUSINESS heretofore carried them, will future
be conducted under tie style firm of COURTNEY, MON
TELL 4 20.
March 20 lG3-2t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-29

The addresses of Messrs John G Wise and Rich d
n. Baptist to their Senatorial Districts our last
page.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

RIsioP MOORE W. RANDOLPH & CO. Richmond
~ have for sale 50 cents line lined engraving of the late
Bishop Moore.
March % lO3-wtf
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I7IKGlNIA Lend OFFICE. Mnrch aGIh lsi4In cnnfnrni

VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, March aGth ls44-In conformity
ac:' concerning cscheaor passed the 9Th January 1872
do hereby make known al whom thar ap
pears by certificate Of The Eeheaor Of the county Of Middle
dated 18th o December 1888 aud received the Land OF
ice The it q; February loii that by inquest the h
October, l-i3 the following Lots
haze been found csle,icl Commonwe ah To wiz Ioi
No 81 bounded the South 49, On the East nv Taf6ck
lane, on the North IS nnnumerd lot, and 10,
~ Containing one half unnumberd bounded on
thr South E lot - The gt by 1faick on the North by
Cove, a'h on the West y lot 81 containing acre one
Other unEmbercd 0i called Fou the South BIZ
Virginia the East by Ufbanna creek on The North by
Cove and the West by aek Lane containing three QUAR-
tiers oan Of which Dr. Thomas died seized and
possessed; = H. Parker, Reg. l.. Office.
March % ln3-w6,y
Commissioners Of the County court of Buckingham 10 lei
"A such deem Jail of said
county We Will receive proposals for the I'LL second sa
tuday in April next and the Colt as we NAV
consider most advisable.
The repairs will consist chiefly Of Iron an Wood work
and proposals must specify the OF repars ana
the time al completion.
the Commissioners will be ALWAYS found AZ IN.
place gye particular information persons desiring 10
THO. NJ BOSDURANT
W. 2. BOCOCK,
WIN. BRANCH,
GEO. II. MATTHEW'S
. Commi soners
March 81 l03--,d
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THE PoLYGLOTT-A Monthly Journal, devoted Modern
Languages, English French, Italian, German Spanish
and Portuguese by Louis F. kpsteln A. NJ If Charleston, s.
CT Vol It, No is hand subscriptions at five dollars
anggui, pay able IN advance: by DRtSkER l. MORRIS
Book Binders and StatiOnefs .
l03-wu
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HOURS And STATIONERY
HRiNKER & MORRIS, date Smith * Pa,ncr,l invite alien
~ ton Ia Their very complete assortment of Books Station
which additions BEN. from the New York
and Philadelphia trade sales We furnish any quantities
school Books oil The latest and approve editions
Hank Books OF description Cap Papers
variety and cheap Together with Standard publication,
department Of Literature County Merchants and Teach
ers supplied at as low prices they purchase city
MiTCh ~ l0l-..f
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Marriages..

Married, this city, 18th March, by the Rev. Samuel J.
cassel., Of Norfolk RosEKr NJ BURTON Esq, 10 Miss M.hr
LIZ AcH all OF this city.
Married, the 2Eh February, Mr.. TtscHiS TRAITOR, 10
Miss La>tSi. GRAVES, both of Powhatan.
Married. Tuesday evening, Goth March, the Univer
s'st Chnch by the Rev d. H. Smith, Mr. Josrr r. RoAsE,
this city, 10 Miss ELIZA J.sr JAMES, late OF Baltimore
GJ- Baltimore papers VIII please copy.
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PORTRAIT OF GOV. GILMER-J. y. EANDoIP9

PORTRAIT OF GOV. GILMER.-J W RANDOLPH co j,
III West Nam street. Richmond have received hundred
copies Of Lographic Portrait late Governor Gmer-
price 50
From The Sa;iona! iatcibgenccrJ
TIE Mn. GilMER's PokrRAtr.-Our towsman Mr. p
Haas has published executed Likeness
Of the late Secretary of the Navy drawn by that talented
artist, NJ CHART from the Dageeotyp- Haas This Po,
Of Mr. Gmer il considered BY all with whom we have CON
ve5srd IS faithful likeness.
March - IO3-wtf
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DEMOCRATS OF RICHMOND
The Democratic Association of the city of Richmond will hold
their the Concert Room the Exchange Hotel
Saturday evening the 3h instant half past
O'Clock Several addresses may be expected.
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GOOD NEWS FROM TnE COUNTRY!

The Republicans are rousing up, and establishing
Democratic Associations Speed the work!
From Hampshire county, March % -"The Demo
cratic party are organizing IN THIS county feel con-
dent that no fears need be entertained for this
w. For the Democratic cause, the old delegates arc
again the candidates. 1t has rather been uphill
work for the Wings to select candidates for the county
thus year"
TYLER CouxrY.-We learn, tina, James G. West is
m the field. Some dissatisfaction is expressed. Our
friends on the spot ought to know better than do
but is it right for them to carry their differences
t, the point Of disunion and defeat Your shoulders
to the wheel dear friends Your hand TO the plough,
and don look back Where is our Committee of Vi
gauce2 Where are Presley Martin, and J, Bowyers
and Josesph NJ Coy, and r. Martin: We call upon
them. in the name Of the Republic to forth, and
assist in saving this Democratic county. E!ec. any
man but Clay Wing Delegate.
We have cheering accounts hy last evenings mail
from Marshall, which we SHALL carry-f.om Barbour
and Randolph which shall carry-from Braxton and
Lewis, which we shall carry. We hope to Har-
rison and Taylor, Monongalia and Marion-and Men
all will be safe. And will not the Democracy save
them a-sLL: VIII they suffer one of them to be
lost. by our own miserable diyisions' Friends of the
Republican Principles Of Virginia, be up-Every man
Of Won 1--WE speak of every Republican of Southampton
of Meckienburg, of Greenesville, of Notloway, &c.
&c y be up, and ADDING
r. The Republicans Of Lancaster and of Gloucester
have both had a meeting, and declared their detsrm-
nation TO support Thomas II Bayly If he does no,
canvass the district, his friends in all the counties must
canvass for him.
Ia Gloucester, the meeting have brought out Major
Wan K Perrin as their canddat for the county. The
Republican patriarch, Col. VIM Jones. a, the
meeting. The proceedings will appear on Tuesday.
A letter from Washington (last evenings mall
SAYS ave have cheering Information from Connect.
cut Ii we carry her upon the heels of the glorious
victory in New Hampshire, and then shortly after
carry the Old Dominion, shall have achieved in ad
vance what Jackson did on the night of the 23d De-
cember. Such succession Of victories would cause
the Wings TO hang their harps on the willows, and
fuse to sing their songs Of gladness
The Democratic Association will meet Saturday
evening al the Exchange. Mr.. Seth Barton, one of
the most distinguished citizens and staunchest Repub-
IL in and has heen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-29

The Democratic Association will meet Saturday
evening al the Exchange. Mr.. Seth Barton, one Of
the most distinguished citizens and staunchest Repub
licans in New Orleans, in town, and has been re
ouested TO address the Association We understand
he has agreed to do So if his engagements should de-
tain him SO long in Richmond.
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T.d, The ilb March, his residence the county oil
Amelia JrtesvlI- afera short painful iness Mr.
MARSHALL and the night Of the day. his be
loved WIFE, ELiz,H H. They had been married only two
weeks Both members of the Methodist Episcopal Church
botn buried in the grave.
To those whom Death again did wed,
This grave 5 the second marriage bed:
For. though the hand OF Fate could sever
Twixt soul and body divorce
IL could not man and wife,
Because the lived and died life
~ The Richmond Christian Advocate will please copy.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
Tie Hcbsier L,aer-Densins lie Pouer 10 Re.anntr
Itros- OPposedby Tia Tsnehings Of History Cana
da-11e Cmftde-ation-.hr .uadison' s Ltt,er-L om
s'a"a' Gnd me Navigation IF The Missssippi- Con-
J,rtnee oetotm Mr.. Madison and Mr. Gdrdoqui-
The 'ohee Of the Contention, specially dra.ca to the
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MUSICAL

In s t r u ne e 10 IS,
Bass Viol and Violin strings, Clarionet reeds,
music preceptors and Piano music, etc. Also
great variety of
GERMAN TOYS.
Also complete assortment of genuine
80
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own e4owing pencil, which dreH the earliest
Fashion Plates for the Lady's Book.
The publishers correspondents in Paris is
possessed of such ample means of obta ming
the real and present Paris Fashions and of
transmitting them in advance OF all c0mpetIt-
ors, that the ladies may continue, as ihcy have
already done, TO copy from our plates what has
received the sanction of the Indisputable TON.
the last. the newest. the best fashions, fresh
from Paris.
The arrangements for producing a most
brilliant and attractive series of Mezzolint and
line Engrayings are now compile. Pictures
fresh from the easals of our first rate Anne ri.
can Artists are now actually in the hands of
the ablest american Engravers. the subjects
embracing not only the usual popular and do
nestle topics, but others which are inter.
woven into the very heartstrings OF American
Nationality, treating as they do of stirNng in
cidents in the Glorious and Heroic age of
AMERICA.
With respect to the general Literary and NOR.
al tone OF the Lady's Book. for l643, it will
..aintain its usuaI,eonsistent character Of do
nestle and Fasniona5ie FANNY NiAG1zff1;ss4s::--
While such contributors as Miss Leslie Miss
Sedgwick, Mrs. Hall. Mrs. Embury, Mrs. T.
F. Ellet. Mrs. SigonrneN Mrs. Volney e
Howard, Mrs. Seba Smith, Mrs, A. F. An
nan, Mrs, C.. Lee Hentz, Mrs. Parsons, and
Mrs. S. ]. Hale continue their contributions,
the beautiful and the useful, all that charms
the fancy, end all that mends the heart, and
guides the best affections of Our nature, will
continue to adorn and dignity our pages. The
lovers of historical romance, and those who
regard our nations literature, will have their
peculiar tastes gratified by the contributions
of DR.. Robert M. Bird, the author Of '''rhe
Gladiater," Calavar, &c. The admirers of
Southern Scenery and manners will recognize
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'..eaw
Mo. al different styles OF olnulng.
Common prayers and family prayers--vari-
Gus editions.
Hymn books-in use by the various demon.
nations.
Miscellaneous works-and assortment of
andard and useful works.
Law and Medical Books,
Religious wOrks-a great variety.
Sunday school and Juvenile books,
Toy bOOks--a great var iety,
Music books--of most approved kinds,
Sheet music-new and popular music for
the Piano Forte, &c.
Blank boOks-of various sizes and qualities.
STATIONARY.
Papcr-letter, cap and billet paper, ruled
and plain.
Cutlery-Kogers' superior, and others.
Steel Pens-Gilotrs, PardoW's and others.
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---~-- "~~~ -"y ~.I.. oJA.
FROM CONSTITUTIONAL OR HABIrUAL CosrIyE
NEss-the Extract Pills will, if taken in small
and oft-repeated doses, so strengthen and en-
courage to action the digestive organs, and at
the same tine so thoroughly cleanse from all
obstruction the large intestines, that this most
dlscouraging and very fatal malady must oe
expelled from the system.
FROM AN ACCUMULATION OF BILE in the stom-
ach, producing rising in the throat, sick head
ache, loss OF appetite, etc.? If you neglect
those symptoms, and use no means to relieve
your stomach, bilious fever will surely over.
take you
FRoM Sc3oFULA, OR KISs's EgIL--producing
runni ,g tumors on the glands of the neck or
on the shoulders +? The Alternative and purify.
ing principle of Sarsaparilla, so powerfully We,
SO infinitely contained in SrArNBuRN's Pills,
will Immediately attack the seat of disease,
and expel j: from the system.
In ALL CASES OF RECENT SIcKNEss-such as a
cough. headache. shiperino maine IN fbe I;,bs
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rGss,iJHs heIctoforo fafSer-y ,
has been admitted OIL, all -
DIS Favorite, AND s!,issteI
tinue TO be such as to COZ arc
to the sex. haiil cout9 dai
most popular asd pleSza Ter
on every variety of subject, DUs+--,of
the main will be devoted 10 the cultivation of
the home virtues. Hence, most Of the stores
will be of respectable domestic character,
from the pens of our best female writer's.
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the 10Th ofihe month preceding the month Tor
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the time steam ships which sail from Euspe
on The first Of the month usually arrive. Thus
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act for us. will please observe this. We shall
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system will enable us TO publish far better
Magazine for the same price. than could be
published on The old credit system.
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NORTGAGE SALE-Defauit haV-
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scans, iet,ei s,a"IpS, wri'I"s sai-, tc.'~,iS "a
all kinds, pencil leads, pencil brushes; crayons
water paints, carmine saucers, b, met and rib
bon wire; cap springs. band boxes, gloves,
mtts, mittens. rtifcial flowers, edgings, nee>
dies, pins, hooks and eyes, knitting pins, thread
tape, wel,ing cord, zephyr worsted, canvass,
French wicking cotton, dress whale bone,
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man silver, brass and steel thimbles, emery
cushions, spool stands, scissors, pocket knives
pen knives, razors and razor strops, specta-
cles and cases, snuff boxes, tobacco boxes.
pocket books and wallets, tooth brushes, tooth
powder. beads, hair pins, and a great many
other Angeles in the above line too numerous
10 mention. Also, good assortment of
PERU M cry,
toilet soap. ambrosiaI shaving cream, pearl
powder, &c. &c. Also
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-07-25
MANY DEMOCRATS.
COM MUNICAT TION.
To the Editors of the Ohio Democrat,

Gentlemen. ... ...-..
Please to announce in your Paper the name cf Doctor
RICHARD HEWITT, Of Salem Township, as a
candidate 70 Representative in the Ohio Legislature At
the ensuing Election, subject 10 the decision Of the
Democratic County Convention. DR.. Hewitt has served
the people of Tuicurawas county faithfully one term,
and as has been universal action and usage with the
Democratic party to rc-eect tatuI public servant
second form, it has been conceded by all who are
acquainted with the Doctor in hs official capacity as
Representative, tina, no man used more industry ZEAL
and for the interes, aud welfare Of the peo
pie as legislator He served on Two impOrtan. stand
ing committees. Of medical schools and colleges, aud
public nstution' also several important select con'
mittseS, DR.. Hewiu's gsntlomanly conduct and kind
benevolent treatment to is fellow members gained for
him the esteem and confidence Of Sl who had inter-
course with him. aud his conduct and walks in life
are upright moral and just and he IL entitled TO the con-
fdsnce Oflho Democratic party.
By publishing the above neiiCe you will Oblise
MANY DEMOCRATS.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-07-25
MnnIoAL MoTIoN.
July |, 1874, Is 6w.

DIR. D. RICHARDS would respectfully announce to
hs friends and the public. that he has associaied with
himself in the practice Of Medicine Dr. JAMES siMP-
SON, Of Washington Penn. Mr. Simpson is a gentle
man Of excellent medical requirements. having tecei.
we'd hs education at the Jefferson Medical College IN
the city Of Philadelphia; and has had extensive oPPo!-
tnes Ofseeng the practice Of the celebrated hospitals
Of that city.
July l7lh. 1914.
N. B. pln consequence Of tho above arrangement.
the subsci iber request all those who are in account with
him previous to this notice. TO call and settle, tdsst
rabls that the old books should closed. :
D. RICHARDS.