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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-26

Prorccdimns ofi5e .socicy of Aiamni a tic Uni
rcratY II Virginia, al rs Mccah Anau0i -Hct-
iRr.
BIZ a resolution adopted al the last meeting Of
the Society of Alumni Oft The University o.. Viz
2;nia il was made the dutr OF Ike recording St
cre;ary of that body tr.nScribe from lis records,
short account Of the proceedings OF the Society
at lis seventh annual meeting and request their
publication in the columns OF the Richmond and
Washington Presses
The main object which the Society contemplate
in making this request is 10 arouse the attention,
and excite the interest OF lis many members. in
It's welfare, and continued prosperity. The
larger proportion OF those belonging 10 the Society,"
reside within the boundaries of the Common
wealth though many of the sons of other States
arc enrolled on the list of lis members. The
publication of lis proceedings will not be devoid
OF Interest TO those who have passed the years of
College life amid the halls OF this noble institu-
ton. which constitutes one of the chief orna-
lnen,s of our State The Society Of Alumni, like
the literary Institution 10 which it owes It's ORR
gin is still in lis infancy lis design is purely
literary: and it claims the sympathy and aid,
and effort OF its members, not only in perpe,uatng
its existence, but in chershing and cultvatng
the pure and lofty purposes for the accomplish
mcnt of which it was designed ard originally
established
The Metropolitan Presses of the State, both
conducted in pat b. Alumni of the University
and members of the Society cannot fail, even
amid The turmoil and strife OF political contests
10 bestow merited attention upon the great inter-
ests of literature and science-more especially
when those interests, al all times OF commanding
importance, are inseparably connected, and in
terwovcn with the existence and prosperity of our
cherished Alma Mater.
According tn the order Of adjournment at its
last annual meeting The Society of Alumni 9th
University Of Virginia convened on the Sd day
ofJuly, 1911, in the eastern hall of the Rotunda.-
In The absence of Mr. VIM. Frazier Of Augusta,
the President of the Society. Franklin Minor,
Esq, ofAlbenare. its Isl Vice President, took the
Chair. and called the body 10 order.
Many members from the surrounding country,
and some from distant parts of the Common
wealth, were present, and reported themselves.
The minutes of the preceding meeting OF the
Society were read BY the recording Secretary, and
being found correct. were approved.
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SHEPHERD & COLIN,

HAVE removed their Office In The New RnndIng on
Sonh l!th Street, East of the Virginia and
Farmers Ranks AMI opposite the Capitol Square.
They have ordered sc,era! iouDis Of NEW TYPE,
which viii FAKE Their Once complete than il
ha4 he,n.
They embrace this occasion 10 return their aeknow-
Judgments u the public Tor the patronage with which
they have been favored, and promise increase, pos
sibr, their eIertions 10 merit contiBuancc.
They promise 20 ID work. inferior none and prompt
execution, Al reasonable rates.
They keep on hand general assortment of BLANKS,
on excellent paper.
They have attached TO their Office A BOOK BfNDE-
NY and gwen an interest in II To superior workman,
more particularly IN the manufacture Of BLANK BOOKS,
&c, &c.
They would lie pleased TO share the public favor in
This line also. promising 10 furnish as good work OF
every description, aud al fair prices any other
whomsocver.
Richmond, July. &c, 1914. s3-w4wf
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Tennessee, An Right

The able Correspondent Of the Journal OF
Commerce Ga moderate party journaD thus writes
from ST. Louis, July 4:
Il have opportunities of seeing and conversing
with numbers Of intelligent gentlemen from dit
ferent parts of Tennessee whose statements 90 10
confirm the opinion previously expressed, that tina
that State will vote for Polk and Dallas IN NO
vember. 1t is conceded that a great many per-
sons who voted against Polk as Governor, on 10
cal grounds, will cast their votes for HIM as Fre-
Si1enf y
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SfLsNUID EklES FOX ADJUST
WOO0 Doars.-Lfand Alexandria Lottery, Glass No
81, for 1884, To be drawn n Alexandria, ID. C.. Satur
day, August ., 1874. - number Lottery, IA drawn La
lets. Capitals rrize Of Scec0, 10000 $500, $50,
30C0 500, g35 of 500, 20 Of 0D0 50 Of 80, &c.
Tickets SlO--Ilalves g. Quarters . SC.
Certificate OF Package Of 20 Whole Tickets, $3.50;
% Halt do, G5 PC oaarter do, 80 50.
$4,000 Dollars .-Aexandtia Lottery, Class No 90. fer
ls4i, 10 be dawn NJ Alexandria, ID. C., s,turcay,
August 10, ls'i Splendid rrzss: prize Of $4,000,
~ 900, 600, 500, 1927, o0O $780, 40 of &c., 80 Of
500, GO of I0u, &c &c.
Tickets slO-Iialges 5-Quar'ers %.
Certificate II a Package of IS Whole Tickets $3.50;
% Eali do, Is; g Quarter do, - 50.
1874. to he drawn q; Alexandria D. g., on Saturday,
August IL, 1914 Prizes: prize oil S25 coo, 10000, $780,
ouco, $780, 500 10 of 900, Is Of 500 90 go, &c
l3 Dawn Numbers out of G6
Tickets Si0-Eaives J-tluarters so.
Certificate of Package Of 2s Wholes, sco p Halves
80; % Quarters, -.
Splendid 10000, 5000. Ia,so1 Dollars .-Alrxan-
drit Lottery Ca.s No 30, for l@li 10 be- drawn AT a
lrxanda. D. C., on saturday, aueu.t "a ls4. Grand
Scheme: prize &c s4o,10, $4,000, 1850, COCO, coo,
agl5, 80 Of 900, 100 OF s. D. l:l of 23o &c, &c.
IS No. Lottery, 10 Drawn Ballots.
Whole tickets Sl2 Halves q; Quarters 3; Eghths 81
Certificates of Package of 26 Whole Tickets, SlG0;
20 Half DO, 50; &c Quarter do 80 &c Eighth do 20.
80 coo Dollars Cepi;aI Alexandra Lottery, Class
No 81, for ici3 he drawn al Alexandria, ID. c..
satu ,day. August 81 bit. Splendid Capitals, prize
II s3100o 1000 900, 1000 800, $500 1900, l,A',
. Of 0j1. IS Of 500, ~ Of 800, &c. dsc.s
Tickets S0-Iialvcs 5-Q1arttis2 50.
Certificate oil Package Of % Whole Tickets, $3.50;
- Half do, e.; - Quarter DO, 80 30.
TT ORDERS for Tickets AMI Shares aid Certificates Of
Packages III the above splendid Lotteries will receTe
The prompt attention, and an account oil each draw
ing Immediately after u Is over 10 all no may or
j. C. GREGORY Il co, Managers.
No i0i, West Main street, Richn.ond, Va.
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J.ouj;s;ouu <of nt he Demotroty!

The ,!uniers of the Democratic cannon on the
Mississippi and Ohio have forced the Coos to
hide in their bellows" Catahoula parish has
sent Democrat to the Legislature. 1t is proba-
hle that the Wings NAV have a majority OF tour
in the lower house. The Courier says that The
vote of Calcasen was illegally and corrlpily SET
aside, otherwise the whole Democratic hcke,
would have been elected and We should have had
the Legislature. However this may be, the De-
mocrats have three out of the four Congressmel,
decided majority of the Convention, and the
popular vote with them Our gain since 1910 IS
near 5000, and Polk and Dallas will certainly
receive her vote
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DUBi.lc SALE.-Thc subscriber, acting under n de-
cree o; the County Court Of Hanover. rendered on
the 23d day ~ April, lsfi in the suit Of Jordan Harris
IN his Own icht, AMI rs Administrator Of Finch Cross
de- ea*"d, Margaret r. his wife, who Margaret T.
Cross, Plaintiffs against Nancy Cross aud others De
ehGnnt VIII ~ public aucllon on the premises,
"Wednesday The furtl day of September next If fair,
mol, the acA fair day thereafter, the Tract Of Land
which Finch Cross ded seized. The Tract contains
four hundred, fory-thrrr and half acres, and ador
inc The dover lands of Mrs Nancy Cross Walter Cren
shaw, Rohe:t .;azebrook aud oiiers. SO much of the
purt base money Val cover the and charges of
81 c VIII be required ia Eandihe residue upon credit
OF oge, 'w0 and three years the purchaser executing
bonds ant approved security for he deferred pa, mel IL,
and the tile retained until the came are paid
JORDAN HARRIS, Special Commissioner.
JuIv 0f ~ ,,J,
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(CnrY.l
UNIVERSITY OF ". June 6. 1914.

Dear Sir--The Law Class yesterday appoint
ed a Committee To draft ONE Resolutions cx.
prcssire OF their rcspcd and affection for you-oi
which Committee had the honor to be APPOINT
ell Chairman.
The resolutions (Which are hereto appended)
were presented to, and adopted BY the class to-
day. as expressive Of their feelings, and | WIS
requested 10 present them to You.
allow me- dear Sir, at the time of performing
50 pLcasam 4 duty, 10 express the hope that, for
maau ycnrS, the annual recurrence of the close of
collegiate duties nav he the occasion of is heart
f.R cstccm and crotifpdc for uoR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-26

FOX TIE E-VUUTHER.
TOBACCO PREMIUMS IN FARMVILLE.

TOBACCO PREMIUMS IN FARMFlLLt.
A number of gentlemen, who usually inspect
and SCI, their Tobacco CROPS at this market, have
expressed To us their wish that arrangements
should he made bv Us for al Exhibition otthc best
specimens of hossheads OF Tobacco of the grow
ngcrop, at some period in the next year, and for
awarding premiums 10 encourage generous
competition III the cultivation Of this crop. We
design complying with The wishes OF our friends;
anu rs many gentlemen may desire 10 becoric
candidates for the premiums, VIC have thought
that an cac'y notice >houl! b. given Of the intend
ed Exhibition SO that such Planters may if they
think proper. manage part OF their crop with re-
ference 10 this Exhibition.
The premiums will probably he given both Tor
the best manufacturing and tho best shipping hogs
heads of Tobacco They will lie made up by
small contribution from each competitor: The
number of prenums-thc mode Of awarding
them, ard all the o,her proper arrangements with
regard 10 the premiums will be referred 10 dis
interested Committee Of Award; and further no
tice of tie time, place Sc, OF the Fair will here
after be givcn. PRICE & ANDERSON,
TEGGLE s. IiJCHil.
Farmvllc JULY 1911. Inspectors.
AZ The Wing will confer favor by coping
The above.
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BRUNSWICK RARRACIrE

An old-.ashioned Virginia Barbecue will be
given 10 Gen Geo. c. Dromgoolc, at Col Trot.
ters re- in the upper end OF Brunswick county.
on Thursday. The sh day Of August next The
citizens OF brnh>wica, Mecklcnburg, Lunenburg,
Notloway. Grccnsvllc, Dnwiddic. Town of Pc
ier>huEg and the people generally, without dis
tncllon OF party, are respectfully invited 'o a.
tehd. Committee.
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COMMUNICATED.
PROPOSALS

Will I've received until II o'clock todaY for II
hoops Of the following Dimensions 80 inches in
circumference. inch wide. and half inch thick
To he mad othc lest materials (.wood excepted }
10; 10 expand more than II inches. They are
intended 10 be pul on Il CERTAIN champion, con-
spicuous in getting up the great Howard Grove
Barbacue. The main objec is 10 prcyen; his
bursting Said hoops IRE to remain on until
The 1t Manday in December and then TO he
opened in the presence q! both Houses OF the
General Assembly. Also, wanted, 800 susar
rags and Ten pieces Diaper Persons putting in
proposals. will direct their letters To y. V Rich
Inond Post Office. They rIst BE- II Towards
Grove to-day 10y o'clock, when the hoops will
be pu. on IN the presence o.';hc Committee Of Ar
r1n9cmeniS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-26

MASS CONVENTIONAL has been sue-
sested that the Democrats of this Congressional
District hold Mass Convention on SATURDAY., TN.
l1!h OF September, 1911, al such time and place
as may be designated hereafter. What say you,
Democrats of louisa, Povhatan. Goochland
Hanover, Hcnrico and the City Of Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-26
Extract ofn hltlr 1om Nor Xs,nn

In relation 10 the politics of this State, You No
doubt have been informed. Every thing looks
bright An enthusiasm exists here, beyond that
OF line best days OF General Jackson. You NAV
set This State down as being morally certain for
Polk and Dallas by a majority greater than Har-
rson received in 1910.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-26
YORK, WARWICK 4 ELIZABETH CITY

B.! lie request ofihe Democrats Of these coun.
lies Robert {. Scot Esq will address the People
y the halfway housc between Yorktown and
Hampton. on Saturday The eth inst.
On Monday the 29th inst, he will address the
Ccopic If Elizabeth City, Il, their Courthouse in
Hampton. AT the latter place Mr. Scott viii
c0mmeace Speaking precisely al l. o'clock.
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AMAff.A.ir.rrr

,OhNtNlCiTEr.
c. G. GRiswoLD, and JoHx s FLEMING. will
address The Sims Store Clay Club, az South Anna
Meeting House, in Louisa, on SATURDAY. August
81, al IL o'clock A. NJ We cordially invite
James l.. Gorion, Vim NJ. Amber, Walter d.
Leake, and any other Democratic orator, 10 be
present. The ladies, too are invited 10 honor us
with their presence
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TNAlT " u NIftI TFNNt
..c, ,>r,>. ,n;e;,n, J,l,. ~ Ilii

UL1NT0N, LOUISIANA. july 10, I"I!.
III affords me great pleasure 10 asslire You that
Polk, Dallas and A.Wcf.f.oa Twill sweep Tie South
western section Of tic Union. if the information
which have received and the signs OF the times
are any indication b. which 10 Judge. In Loui-
~iana there will perhaps be les change than in
any other Southern STATE owing to the large
Northern population in this State; vel there is
lilte doubt that Polk and Dallas will carry Loui-
Siana -
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The Wheeling Argus thus knocks in the head

The Wheeling Argus thus knocks in the head
the Wing Dragging about the North West:
"Ihe Wheeling correspondent of The Il. Wing
docs not Tell the truth when he says, that Clay
will out run Harrison in Northwestern Virginia.
The truth is, there are TEN who voted Tor Up
and Ty' in 1910 that will now support Folk an ana
Dallas for every who voted for Mr. van bu-
rem that will now support Clay-ycs, ana they
may even include orator Shinn"
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NEW BOOKS.


J. w Randolph {; Co have kindly sent us
The Uranography or Description OF the Hea-
vens," with fine atlas, distinctly showing the
places OF the principal stars clusters and ncbur.
BY T. Otis Kendall Professor OF Mathematics
and Astronomy in the Central High School OF
Philadelphia. &c-a capital work for schools
and academies. Part 9Th of the standard book,
MEALS History OF the PuritaES,' with steel
engraving OF Stephen Chamock, =. d. The
"Trumpls of Time embracing Sealed Or-
der>;" sThc Provisions Of Lady EVELYN ani
"a Soldiers Fortune, a charming creation of
the sprightly and popular pen Of the author Of
Two Old Mems Tales and. lastly, Trans
actions Of the Society Of Literary ana Scientific
Chiiionicrs:' being Essays on the Primitive ARTS
in Domestic Life" This is the Isl No Of "'rhc
spoon" 10 be completed in four Nos, with up
wards of 100 illustrations, Primitive, Egyptian,
Roman, Medieval and Modern, b. Hab',h @.
Weslman, Member of the Society, Proprietor Of
the Globe Tavern New York, ana formerly
Principal OF Public School In spite OF the
smaN and singular SUBJECT we have been exceed
ingy amused with the quaint style, and curious
information contained in the little book. We
would advise Mr. Eivcs who is expected 10 al
tend the Wing District Convention in his city.
10 purcha>@ a copy. ana publish second clifton,
with tue original treatise ot his own, on gold
spaoaS,' with which, in lo.o he enlightened the
people of Virginia. Atal events. Mr. L. should
al once be made an honorary mcinber OF this So
cicty of Caifm'cr<-iur We know OF no man
who could supply more rn-s and s7eps Of poi-
cal principles and bold promises, of which his
now tattercd uniform was oncc composed. The
Spoon, edited by w {. RiveS OF Na.r How
that little Pare would srac. a booksellers win
dow Our friends. ]. ". z. & Co.. should not
lose the opportunity of making a ''>rcc'
To Harper and Brothers We are again ohigcd
for No & OF their splendid Pictorial Biblc-and
for Fcathcr>ionaugl's Excursion through the
Slave States" This work of an English TIA
weller. who enjovcd our hospitality but TO Insult
MS. is said to cguai Basil Hall and Mrs. 1'rol-
lopc The Wings sioalh all buy it; for, though
it vifics lie country, it praises Mr.. Clay 10 the
skies. and elects nim next President. Moreover,
its "iac;s" are as much TO I've relied on as the
''Fair Proposition" Facts from The Recor,' OF
'Iuniu,' Tracts" 50 vordcors!y swallowed by
thu genuine Wings, The book will mol suit the
Democrats: but, as all the dccency and talents
and literary taste belong 20 the Wings rpm Mc;'
o,-n assertion, Drnker {; Morris, the agents will
not lose much b. the expression Of our Demo
cratic opinion.
in Paris a large number Of persons make a
living w gathering old rags (cdiGons) and selling
,l,o,n Tho name
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THE WAY WE MEAN TO ELECT POLK

THE WAY WE MEAN TO EJECT POI.k!
"SonroLK Co, Va, .Iuly II. 1911.
'lIm r Rietw, Esf.-Enclosed yon have
eight dollars, for which desire sixteen copies Of
The Republican Sentinel-one COPY for myself,
ara one To each address below. Here PERM. me
TO say that | have heretofore acted with the Wing
party, bnt finding their principles MIR, differing
50 widely from those ayowed by them in their Adj
dress in this State in 1910, that now lid them
final farewell wishing them all the success that
their decepiionS in 10 cnttlc them to-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-26

The Democratic association OF the county OF
Henrico, will meet at the Courthouse on the first
Monday in August, (Court-day.) A full meet
ING IS desired, as business OF great importance
will be brought up before it,
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hNnTIILp

A Barbecue will be given at Smoky Ordira
~, IN the lower end of Brunswick county. on
Saturday The 10Th Of August ncxt--to which The
people generally, without distinction Of rarlic>,
are invited
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Julye6

jay Sh -"
yxyORTuAM, lcGRUDER & co. have on hand, and
w ar. receiving, which they offer FOR sale:-
JOS hh2s P. K n. o. and Cuba Sugars
"a do. prime 81. CrciS do
81 bbls crushed AMI puigerzed do
50 boxes Loaf DO
5 do. Havana d.
Is hhis Noass-s
&C hb.s y. q. do
$50 bags l.acuayrl and Rio Coffee
30 do. ~. Domingo do.
lCO DO fine old Java do.
40 packages Tea
81 hhds shoulder Bacon
1900 sacks Salt, factory filled
800 siirs sole Leather
As boxes sperm Candles
10 do. Judi's patent sperm do.
100 do. Woodruff & iiuII's patent tallow Candies
500 kegs Nails
Sd box Tin Pate
ton Zinc Spclter
% bags Pepper, CIcr-s, Su.ness
e5 boxes Soap
5 d.. variega.ei do.
go bbis No. Herrines
45l bags Shot
100 boxes sxl0 Glass
CSC kegs nlponts sporting and blasting Powder
100 Nova Scotia Grind Stones
800 tierces Lime
20 dozen Axes
Whale Oil, Winter Sperm Oil
Cotton Yarns, Cotton Lines
Wrapping Paper, London Mustard
Olive OIL, Starch, &C., &c, &c.
Best English Shoe lirsau
tons American Blistered steel
5 tons Spring uo.
c,.t do.
German no.
TONS Raj Rods, Russia and American
100 tons Swedes, Tredegar, Country and English
Iron, comprising general assortment Of nearly
all sizes.
July % 2-s'
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We shall publish The Isl No OF Bruus in OH
next lie puts the boot on the right ies-in re-
Ia'ion 10 Dsunion. lie uses up Messrs. Adams
and clar
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They have spread their nets 10 catch birds Of
ever fca,hcr-and To- they have caught Orator
Shinn y"

D''.''A
Shinn ~
To TIC Editors Of he Eaq"ir": $50.
Louisa, 9th July, 1911.
Messrs Editors: Having seen very recently
notice OF the change cf :; certain Senator SAinn,
from Democratic 10 Federal principles. should
like 10 b. informed By YOU if you possess the IN
formation, whether the aforesaid Sainn, Is the
"Otn,or .Si1,nn from the Uq2T.S0H district. who
was near being expelled from The Senate
Chamber, as being unfit 10 retain seat among
gentlemen fhc is tie ,great man about whom
the Wings are pleased 10 make so much nose
in their speeches and papers. IT world be IN aci
Of charity TO inform them OF his character ana
standing while in the city of Richmond. Now,
AIessrs Editors, it is reported IN this county, mat
that Orator Shnn acted 81 digracelully, that all The
Senators. both Wing and Democratic, desired 10
have him expelled from their presencc-and that
a resolution was actually prepared for that pur-
pose and would have been presented, had II not
been for The intervention OF persons less acquaint
ed with Orator Shinn's moral character, Gfhe had
any at ala and to this circumstance alone, that
Shinn owes The retention of his seat in the Senate
Chamber of Va If the Wings have any right to
rejoice over such man as Shlnn, then have the
Democrats OF Louisa double right TO rejoice
over the return of ChaS. b. Hopkins an twenty
other; whose intellects are AS far above "Orator
Sbinn'sn rs the MONDAY sun is above the faintest
,winl;Iinq of the most remote star. and whose mo-
raj characters are such, that, if they were honor
cd with scat in the Senate, there would he no
necessity for resolutions of expulsion" But,
Messrs. Editors. there Is an old saying, which is
no more tritc than true, that
Birds of feather
Flock together"
And orator Shinn finding no congeniality Of moral
feeling existing between himself and the Demo-
cratic party, has deemed it expedient 10 unite him
self 10 the Koon's tail as carrier OF hard cider
which he so much delights in When he can get no
thing stronger. Yours, sc. LOUISA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-26

Yesterdays Wing has a long article on Colonel
Folks "ex;ravagance" in his Speakers Chair
Spoons" and English Coach" Of 1910 We
presume that IT will be fruitful theme for some
of the distinguished guests at the Howard Grove
Wing District Convention. Some years since
the Globe used up this charge against Colonel
Polk We again call its attention 10 the imputa-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-26

Yesterdays Whe warns ne eGlec Club" 10 at
Tend at Towards Grove. The same paper an
no'nces the expected arrival of Mr.. w. c. Rives
last evening. II will be a glorious thing 10 soc
the Hon. Senator, Ex-Alinisicr at the French
Court, &c. gaily leading off in the brilliant cho-
rus OF "Uld Dan Tucker" How Ne do stoop
10 conquer!"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-26

II The BALL RoLLtyo The Democrats OF
Kiag & Queen, Of Rockingham, Monroe &c. nave
appointed full Delegations to the Charlo'tesvllie
Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-26

SPIRIT o. JEFFERSON This is the aprro-
pri;.lc tile Of new Democratic paper by JAMES
W. bEiLEE. ESQ, the first nu!aher Of which was
issued on "Wednesday las, at Charlcsiown, the
county seat ol the beautiful and fertile county OF
Jefferson, in 'thc Vallcy OF Virginia The pa
per is Of commenting size printed on new and
beautiful type. ami is altogether one of the hand
soonest best arranged and mos; crc,;itablc in point
oil matter as well as in appearance, amongst the
numerous exchanges upoa our table. In view ot
lis title it is almost needless 20 say, lha, the
names of James K Polk and George NJ. Dal-
las grace the head of It's leading columns We
hail such paper at this important crisis, with
pleasure, and as an evidence that The right
spirit cxists--,hat the spirit q: JEFFERSON is in
deed abroad-amongst our Democratic irieuls in
the county which bears his hoEorci name--and
hope This new and important auxiliary III the Re-
publican cause will meet with that liberal support
which the number before us gives evidence j,
will deserve