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pboss duiy il slaii be TO correspond wia oiae' ns'o
;";ons md TO procure suitable persons to address
tho Association al some OF lis 81 tea meeung''-
The,s shall be u standing COMMITTEE OF seven 10 pr"
,rs ror,bers and to receive contributions a"o na"u
over the sumo to the Treasurer at their regular meet
ings r,: .,;,;o, b,II be elect.
al h. the Association, and the committees appointed
bv ,La President assisted by the Vice ffes'den's pre-
majority present shall govern in all cases
anr Seven members shall form quorum for the
a;,,cb If business regular meeting; and IN Tue
sssnce Of the President, the Vice President that may
be present shan net 49,. =, ,,.a,;,rs NJ
I,ombardy Grove aud Tanners store, alternately, Tue
cond Saturday IN eacn n'o"'i' WIN ~ ~
Dental election.
aar 4 This Constitution shall be subject to allera-
ian or amendment at any regular meeting, by ina
,,v of the mebers present, provided mere DC twenty
or more in attendance.
e co,d of the proceedings Of the Association nt'heir
regular meetings
The report oil tue cehnl'ee WIS au0P'eu "''''oN'
dissent ng voice .,....h,a
i,,;ops and constitution for the AssocIatIon con-
.:stad &c The following gentlemen James ) Moss,
Cantain Samuel Simmons, Robert r. BrdgeioIih' a
q Dawes. Evans Tanner, Joseph II Jones, Miller
MoCIow. Wm. fowler, Isaac Holmes, Matthew WI
l.ems and VIM Pride.
he
the meeting: ,,
Colonel VIM r. Baskerville chosen President.
| Can't. Samuel Simmons, LIST Vice President
| Evans Tanner, I'd Wee President
Rober, F Bridgefor.h, I'd Vice President.
James S Moss and Adam o. Dawes, Secretaries
WIN Pride, Treasurer.
The following are the Committee of Correspondence;
DR., Miller, w. blcCraw NJ Williams, Captain Robert
| S Simmons, Wiltshire SIMMONS, Capt j. Nj Hafwei'
David W Thomas Robert Joyce. Paschal Bracey
Committee to procure members and to receive con-
| tribu,ons Colonel William L. NJ Holmes, MAJOR
Samuel g. Johnson, William II. Taylor, Captain on
yer H. Tanner, Armstcad & Boyd, and Robert
Walker.
On motion made and seconded, the above prean'-
BILE, resolutions and Constitution were ordered 10 DC
forwarded to the Editors OF the Enquirer and nePuo-
lican Sentinel Richmond, and the Petersburg Repuo'
Iican, for publication in their respective papers
And then the meeting adjourned, to meet again al
Lombardy Grove the second Saturday IN May next
WILLIAM II. BASKERVILLE, PresT.
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IuE BACK IARIEE.

| Whist the Republicans OF the House OF RfpftS-'
tives with some ialtering exceptions, are honf''!
tempting to reduce the Tariff of AZ, the Wig;
almost IN masse determined to deay us all rel.ei,
shut The door - the claims Of justice. The Af'
their policy is found The following paragfaPh Vi
We extract from the "Mub'le Register
"The Philadelphia Forum,a Wang print Of the
water, thus exborls the friends OF Mr.. Clay 10
the friends of proteciioa-to all the advocates o.
Tariff of AZ in Congress, we say, stand taSE u
yield one rch Ia propitiate my political party :
fast to the Tariff as il s--yeld nothing 10 u'
sruct clainors OF IDLE theorists, while all expet-
shows that now right, and are, therefore
pared TO go ahead Here u.s. from high author
distinct avowal not THAI the Tariff Of l-s2 I; 10
venue, with incidental protection, but that 1t u
poseIy and Intentionally Tariff for protecuor,
all Clay Wings are eAhored and commanded 10 s.
up TO il
And the Clay Wings will stand up to it. Cas' i
eye TO the other lIouse-and see the Wings Of 'as
nate (even John NJ Berrien himself, tie pnia,'
thor Of the Free Trade Repnr;) doggedy resisting
ry attempt, most probably under the orders OF lie !
Dicls.oc himself, TO reduce the ThriiT-Hhd-l The
mocra,c Senators, with very rare exceptions,
standing by the true interests OF the Unlon, sna
rights cf the South and West We are glad 70
that Sllcs Wright Ct New York has come iofw''-
discuss this great subject. and 10 demonstrate "a.
chiefs OF the present Tariff We thank hin' i0i Voc
fort. 1t is calculated TO give additional co6i~f
IN tie Northern Democracy, and 10 ncrea=e our !,
of al in,ned ate or ultimate justice. Oae q
most distinguished members Of the House OF ~
sen,atives writes Us Illus on Saturday last:
"Mr. Wright spoke two hours yesterday, VIZ
concluding, on the Tariff have no dnub. II v.
grea, speech. Mr. McDudie was learn fe.,.
with II 1t deals largely IN statistics. lie ~.
clude on Monday. motion VII be made On "V'
in the House of Representatives. 10 90 INTO Conn
on the Tariff. | think the motion vii! prevail q"
many of our friends are not absent.
We publish this morning from the last Sleos
synopsis Of the first part of Mr.. Wrghts able afg0.
against the present Tariff law. We fecoG'HsA'
earnestly to tho attention of every reader
We have heard of Wing slangwhanger s1I !
Essex, (not Mr.. Lyons,) that the present Tar" =
in collision with the Compromise bill Pass"s .
the difference in the rates of duties in the t"o t'
ask with Mr. Scott, whether the unjust and opP'''
minimum principle alone IN the present la" a'f'
produce all the difference in the world be"es@
aci aud the compromise measure
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THE MISSIONARY ORATORS.

If any thing could show the desperation Of the
Wings Of Virginia, and The excuses into which they are
determined to CO. and The depth to which they "stoop to
conquer it must be the uses 10 which they have condo
scended to apply those wreched bufoons, Bear and
Moseey The Wing press has cried up the blacksmith
as an extraordinary genius TIE Editor Of the Wing
press in Lynchburg introduced Moseley the Kentuck
pump-borer to The Clay Club, as gentleman, &c
Such ,ricks-the employment of such mercenary buff
oons who are paid circulate trash and lies, which the
Wing orators themselves ashamed TO propagate, is
dsgraceful their party, and insulting to the people
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-23

We congratulate the country on the appo la' !.
William K. King of Alabama, as Minister 10 ;. !
No man is more distinguished for the integfh! 81 ~
racter, the consistency Of his principles, the war
his patriotism, and the fidelity OF long lite de
public service 1t IS important 10 have 'u',
ter at the Court OF the King Of the French, anu !,
Minister Too, at 4 time when so great aqnes'o'.
ing up as the annexation of Texas. II 's 'lf
tina, our conduct should be Sc, right in The eye
ancient ally-and Tia, IN case any t'orm Fhoa
en- TO arise on the other SIDE OF The Bttish e"'I.
bonds of alliance should be drawn closer
France and the United States. ,N
We are happy 10 see Mr. King accompa"" a.
Martin rs Secretary of Legation We kh' -, :.
accomplished scholar, or more sag,c!ous 80 "a
and one who, from his education and ms WEI
understands better The language and Tue n',.
the French, than Dr. Martin The Two aPPs NJ.
are both excellent; and 1t is singular coins
both The Minister and the Secretary o! Lee
be natives Of the same State-North oaIO'"'
u Randolph, of Roanoke, con'inus' y,
Page his remarkable deVelopemen,s :,
a. ,Ia
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PLAcHY R. GnArrAs, Esa-The public will be gra-
tilted to learn that this gentleman has been appointed
Reporter to the Court Of Appeals of Virginia, BY the
unanimous vote of the Judges, to ill the vacancy
casoned by the resignation of Conway Robinson. Esq
most judicOus appointment Thursdays Wing
U' Mr. James A. Seldom has been appointed Pro-
scouting Attorney for the Common wealth, in the place
of Mr. Fl. l.. Brooke, who has resigned.-[R Compiler.
An excellent selection - Enquirer.
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MIR. Wright said he was aware that these eomPa,,'
son, could be but an approach perfect accuracy and,
lest taking so long range six years might embrace
periods when the various influences which affect trade
would lead these results astruy, he had also made he
comparison between the imports of the single year
and those of the year ls43 before estimated THESE
results were as follows:
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The Wings oil Vagina by the last Mo,,Ie E.. .t'ed
We ask the people of Madison to read j, snd ~ ~
say what they think OF such mpuden, rI,c .'.n
as Bear being sen, among item, by the vs.
Richmond, 10 interfere wiIh their votes on ,he
Of the election; l. II does not Gil them w,,h ~
dignation which the act Is calculated to e.c,. w
ry honest and rout Flrgnan, then We say a, ;"
have mistaken the character o, the people Of ~,
TIN VIII g, will deeply rue the means TO wb.t :.
have descended. IL IS low SAID, tia; the CLAW C,.
this city are cbout TO get up minstrel 10 e,,,'
them with his coarse songs IN the ri fined Mi,
Of rsrn'a. Heavens! 10 what depths ure ,bey 49,.
ing to conquer
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~ 40 per cent
Woolens, cloths, cassmeres, NC az
,n,,, ,,,nuroclure from 30 TO 20
Sill " 10 to 65
Iron, rolled bnrs a. ..
not rolled oS
pig a.
Leather and manufactures OF, from is to 6O
cI.sa 90 10 2l3
Hemp, cordage, and duck - 10 Ivy
Cotton baggng q. 10 90
Sugars and syrup .. 70 ior
Paper ~ - no.
There may have been other articles but these We ps
lieve were the principal Upon the comparison Oh ,s
,mnors or these articles between the average for Inc
six wears commencing with 1897, and closing WIN
1879, and for one year, estimated by adding onehTa
10 The actual mportatons for the three quarters N'f'
Wriph, pronounced the following results:
The imports of wool for The year less than the AVE-
:" 49, no., ror ,hs six wears by 81 per CT
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u Randolph, of Roanoke, con''Hue' Sir
Page his remarkable developemen,s y,
Adams's negotiation OF the FLORIDA i's''
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ELECTORAL COLLEGES

MASSACHUSETTS TheElec,oral College ofaIa:.
sachuses assembled in the State House, q, Bos.
ton, on Wednesday and The twelve votes OF Mas
sachuseus were cast for Henry Clay for PRES
dent, and Theodore FrelinghuyScn for Vice Pre-.
>ideb;.
RHODE lsIASD.-The Rhode Island Electors for
President and Vice President OF the United State.
met at Bristol on Wednesday. AMI having proceed
ed 10 ballot for Presider; ana Vice President. re.
ported the tour votes of Rhode Island for Henry
Clay and Theodore Frclinehuy>en.
NEw HsMPsHRE.-Thc Electoral College oil
New Hampshire net al Concord, on Wednesday.
Dec In, wnen The votes Of tie State were cast
for James i. Polk a. President, and George NJ.
Dallas as Vice President.
MARyLAXD-fhc Maryland Electors met in the
Capitol, al Annapolis. on Wednesday. and cas-,
their eight votes for Henry Clay ior President.
and Theodore FreIInehuySen for Vice President.
CoxNgcrcuT.-Tbe six Presidential Electors Of
his State convened al Hartford in the Executive
Chamber, on "Wednesday, and cast the Electoral
vote OF Connecticut for Henry Clay for Pre>den'.
and Theodore Freinshuysen ior Vice President
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE
SENATE.
AfnNnIN lDrr q l.


The resolution for tie election Of Judge :.
supply Judge Baylys vacancy, was laid on Tie
table.
Mr. GALLAHER presented certain account,
for the repairs OF the Senate CHAMBER. who.
were referred 10 The Committee OF Claims
Mr.. SUTTON proposed the following re>o',.
ton, which, after some conversation amor,
Me>srs. McMULLEN. SUTTON, BAPTIST
SElINN and BONDURANT, was adopted
Resolrcd, That when the Senate adlouln> on
Saturday the :;h inst, i, will with The conscn.
Of the House Of Delegates, adjourn 10 The Al. of
January next.
Mr.. WALLACE moved 10 take up the re>o.
luton Tor the appointment Of >elec committee
To take INTO consideration 50 much of he Goye,
nor'S Message as refers TO the Rcpuhlic O. Texas.
which, after some little debate between Mess.
WALLACE and PEITON, was catic!-arl
the sublec, was referred 10 select committee
consisting Of Messrs. Wallace, Thompson u.
Amherst, Taylor, Sutton and Sloan
On motion Of Mr.. B0NDURANT,
The Senate adjourned
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MEETING IN RUSSELL.

At tremendous meeting of the Democrats OF
Russell County, held al the Court House in Le-
banon, on the 10Th of November, 1914, Francis
Browning Esq, was called TO the Chair and Sam
uel Robinson appointed Secretary.
Capt, George Cowan rose, and made few
very appropriate remarks. and xI,ainei the OBJ
ject OF the meeting. Re urged reconciliation of
the Two con'ending PARTIES advising the Democra-
tic party not 10 resort TO mean ana ridiculous 4
manner of rejoicing over heir fallen enemy, as
the Wing did q, our Presidential election OF 10,
BY raising their bluc lights and mourning around
their Democratic nei9hbors houses
At the conclusion of Capt. Cowan's address,
William lessee then arose and exposed the con-
duet of Mr. - Warder, one Of the Clerks
tina, kept the Presidential poll-books. This was
one of,he tm"s that Coon was literally skinned
alive. Mr.. lessee honora5ly acquitted himself
and Col. Harry Smith, Oft foul charge preferred
against them BY the Wing party OF having
rurged the polls, when. in fact, the polls were
never pnrged al al. LITER some cutting remarks.
Mr.. lessee resumed his seat.
Francis Browning, Esq. arose and addressed
the meeting in spirited and animated manner,
exposing with master hand the corruptions Of
the Wing party, Methodist brethren moi except
ed He stated that he had never in his lite (and
he was rersins upon 90 years OF age,l seen so
mnch corruption USED In an election, as in the
late Presidential contest
On motion Ct Capt: Cowan, the following re-
solutions were adopted:
Resotred, That the Democrats Of this County
will meet al The Court House at February Couri,
le45, for the purpose OF nomina,inga Democratic
candidate TO represent us in the next Legislature
OF Virginia.
Resot-ed, That We roie thanks 10 Col Harry
Smith aud William Jesse, for their unfinchins
zeal in The cause of Repubicansm. Although
Col. Smiths character At November Election Tor
the first time has becn inpcached, he is now
what he always has been, true Republican 10
the core.
Rs@lred, That we vote thanks TO Francis
Browning, George Cowan, and VIM Jesse for
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TIE CHINESE TRFATY.-Mr Gushing male
an advantageous Treaty for u, reducing the duy
on lead, and getting rid Of some of the port
charges. This latter, however, is OF little M.
meni. A Treaty. is made for the first time with
the Celestial Empire, and We trade now on fixed
principles, and not from courtesy, on our own
rights, rot through the mediation and protection
Of friendly powers and 50 should we own rela
tons with all powers. Mr. Gushing could mo-,
reach Pekin, but their intercourse with tarta-
rans is so limited, AID having 80 much JEALOUSY
Of England and cause - be Offended, that We
who are considered Younger brother, have to te
thankful for Tie consideration shown 10 us in,te
Treaty.. Mr.. Gushing, it is SAID will hasten
home By the way Of the Pacific, aid may be here
in month or two y. Yoyk San.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF Jaluabt, Real Estate ami Starcs IN Tie co,
Il IInah..,.rr

" IUtUQ0it HCdi II1fC am .>tGtCS III lic COUNTY,
n UanOrsr.
DY virtue OF decree of the Comfy Court OF
d Hanove-, pronounced on the 26,h dar OF
November, 1911 the undersigned acting as Com
missioners under said decree, will proceed 10
sell Ia the highest bidder, al public auction OH
"Wednesday the first day of January, 1915. if
fair if not, on the next fair day thereafter Sunday
excepted, al the late residence of Captain John
Hope, deceased, in the upper end of the county
of Hanover, the tract of land which the said
Hope died possessed. containing between twelve
and fourteen hundred acres, upon which is an
excellent two story brick dwelling and all neccs-
sary OIL, houses The said land will he resur-
veyed before the day Of sale and divided into tracts
TO suit purchasers. The terms of sale will be on
credit Of one and iwo years, the purchaser or
purchasers giving bonds with approved securi,;
and the lille retained until sll vi the purchase
money is paid. Al the same time and place will
be sold fifteen likely Negroes, consisting of
men, women and children. The terms OF sale
will be made known on the day of sale. The
decree Of Court requires the sale 10 I've made for
cash but Ii is confidently believed that said de
cree will be so modified before the day Of sale,
that the sale will he made on credit of twelve
months. DAVID J. SAUNDERS,
THOMAS A. HOPE,
WIN. D. JOHNSON,
JOHN L. JONES,
Dec. l0-ctds Commissioners
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Tie Commonwealth Of Virginia 10 The Sin-if Q
Pnncc (rcn,rc Conn,n- Grcrk,ng

Tie Commonwealth Of Virginia 10 The Sicrid Of
Prince George County, rect,ng.
WE command you. that you cause Edmund
wv Ruffn jr., TO be required from County
Cour; TO County Court until five courls be passed,
if he doth not appear: and if he doth appear, then
summon him, that he be before the Judge of our
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
the county OF King and Queen, at the Court
house Oh the first day OF the next Court, 10 show
wherefore he hath not rendered unto John Roane,
Richard H. Ware, and Frances Ware his wife,
William Douglass, and Martha Douglass his
wife. Charles Collier, Absolom Muire, Susan
Wyatt, Frances Sykes, Hester Ann Mure Mary
Mure an infant by William Chapman her
guardian and mex, friend, and Richard Aui.e an
infant, by Thomas Edwards, his guardian and
mex, friend, a tenement containing one hundred
acres Of land, with the appurtenanccS in the
county OF King and Queen; and have you then
there this writ. Witness, Robert Pollard, IT.
Clerk of our said Court, al the Court. house, the
Goth day OF November, lS4i, in The Goth year of
The Commonwealth.
II The officer 10 whom this writ is directed, is
required, within fourteen days after lis ies,e, to
SCI up copy 81 the writ at the door ofhis Court
house 4 Copy-Teste,
ROBERT POLLARD JR., c. C.
Dec l0-wSw
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NEW MovEMzSTiy 8. CAROLINA


The Legislature adopted resolutions on Inc 9TH
instant, requesting The Gosemor 10 crpei from her
territory Samuel Hoar constituted as an agent Of
Massachusetts 10 reside at Charleston Tor the
purpose of Debating the law If Soulh Carolina
Of l9,h December, 1885. guarding against tie in
reduction of free negroes and persons OF co.or
into that state, upon principles Of public policy
affecting her eaief and her most vital principles
Tie State Of Massachusetts claims Ina, these
persons are cilz,ns OF ner State. and therefore
entitled 10 all the tights oil the citizens Of South
Carolina. The legislature Of South Carolina
truly deaies, that hey are any more entitled 10
rights in her terrioIy than similar class of per-
sons in her ovn State would be-and tina, the
States have neve surrendered TO he General CO.
vernmeat the rel! OF protecting her safety by her
own police law-and that South Carolina has
the rish, Of excluding those Gree ncgroes) whom
She may consde hostile 10 her tranquility or any
sediIions person. Cke Hoar) Tor others, whose
presence NAV = dangerous 10 their peace We
shall publish tlsse papers, as soon rs we can find
room Tor them Mr. Desaussnre, Chairman ut
the Cunmiieein The House Ct Representatives.,
"atormed the doIse Of much excitement existing
in Charleston npon The subject To-! EIoaf's resi-
dencc and agncY,) ard urged the immediate
adoption 81 III resolutions
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81 The extacs of letter from Washington,
on which We commented or Saturday, concern
ing Mr.. Polls Cabinet, and the Presidential
succession, wde inadvertently attributed TO the
Charleston C'r'er. The letter was published in
change The ch7acier oil our remarks. The Wing
press, tSaranah Republican, and Richmond
Wing is seizag upon these indications as fore
10 divide--lhaks 10 The very lessons which We
derive from th(icrce and determined spirit Of the
Wings. Whe. "he snake is only scoichcd, not
killed. we mus stand all together lest the snake
should ''closc ag5n'
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the mastery, quick, and powerful Skill ,bev have
displayed in sknning and dressing co Don Gfne
especially when the fur is taken off with lev
Resl,cd, That The proceedings of this mee,;rg
be published in the Abingdon Banner, Fincasile
Democrat, Tennessee Sentinel and Richmond
Enquirer
Resotrej That his meeting adjourn, to NEE,
again at February Court
FRANCIS BROWNING, Chairman.
Samuel. ROBINSON. Secretary
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Beautiful ad oppropr,ate Toast.

(Given by the Ector OF The Albany Argus, at
the Electoral Dime Of "Wednesday last, al Al
bany, \. York;:
By Edwin Croswll TIE two Eras-The res
ioraiion OF the Democracy in 1900 and in lsli-
One gave 10 Us Tnoas JEFFERSON, and The peace
ful acquisition Of th'Ealley OF the Mississippi
The other assures lc,iS JAMES X. Polk, and the
PEACEFUL re-annexatn OF me Valley OF The Rio
Bravo-American aiesmen and American mea-
sures, that will live 1.-The history OF the Republic.
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To he Editors Of 4 Enqu,rer :

WAsHEToN CITY, Dec. s, ls44.
The presen, assn bids fair 10 be devoted a..
most exclusively TO Miness-ai least, on The part
OF the Democrats, wp appear particularly bent
on getting through Nth as much important mat
Ter, in the way 9. piyale claims, &c. as posi-
bic, SO as TO have ,heoas, clear for the discussion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-10

gr An error occrcd il yesterdays Enquirer,
which changed the srsc OF one OF the Editorial
articles II should have run thus. "That our
Government has BIZ one course 10 pursue, viz:
Ir. Shannon Shout peremplorily demand, that
this insolcnt letter of the Mexican Minis,er)
should bc taken hex, on. in case oil refusal, he
should instant, de,and his passporls.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-10

DIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE-Drawing OF
ID the Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass No. 236.
a 80 e. 65 ~ 80 - "a 63 20 10 81 As.
Ticket, Nos. 10 81 IS, small prize OF $500,
sold and paid by BIGGER.
Drawing Of The Grand Consolidated Lottery,
No 10:
"a 30 % ! 4 G2 81 90 So AZ SO IS.
Dec. 10 THOS 3. BIGGER,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-10

The Legislatureof Missouri went into the
election OF two U. Sues Senators on the 10Th ull,
which resulted in lh,ehoice OF Col. T. H. Benton
and D. R. AioheSo--the former for six years
from the 4th OF Mach next. and the latter for
the uncxpired term u which Or. Linn was elect
al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-10

The Solar Eclnse came of last evening be-
tween 3 and 4 oclck, according 10 the calcula-
lions that we have nSlishcd. But very small
portion Of the Sun disc was obscpred-and but
TO- short line. truth, the phenomenon Of The
Lunar Eclipse ofte 9th ult. far ecitpscd that Of
the Sun Yesterday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-10

81 We beg leas to decline, with all due re-
speci, the pubicar'n Of The Gard, calling upon
the Democrattc Lqd.s OF Richmond and lis vicini-
", To pay some macot respect 10 Mrs. James X.
Polk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-10

n DUNSPAUGH & co. have now on hand
VI. a very large s,ock Of Dress Goats an
Fancy Pants, which will be sold for 5per cel'
advance, for cash only. >,
No. 81, West Main st. 5 doors below K. Il
Jenkins, corner Dec 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-10

GOAL COALn-The subscriber has On
Y hand. a, his Yard (Richmond and Petersburg
Rail Road Depot supply OF good Crate Coal,
carefully selected at the Chesterfield Pits for ms
market. Orders thankfully received, and prompt
IL amended 10. Price eighteen cents per buste,
delivered THO. J. NJ. NANCk
Dee l0-d6!