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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-25
Richard Noble,

Mshard Noble,
vs.
Norton Munger,
ss.. ~ o. 'no Stewart, Petition IN
ss. Ease. and the un. Chancery.
.AOwn heirs and de.
'ses u any Of sd
rrr,a Stewart.
'n u. heirs and devises of said John
IN, p.:essart, deceased, are hereby notified
l,na. a'''iafo Noble, on the 18th day OF
tie, r!, ,oa4, illed his petition in the Dis
Sa,,a .'u :. Tor Des MONIES County, against
Ssrs.. munger, Administrator of John
,.ss - ana the unknown heirs and de.
nn.,. :. saia Stewart, who are alleged to be
aa ,5a, y. =. Of Iowa Territory; setting
aet c 'us' AZ the February term Of the Dis.
Ia NV tor said County in the year
I'D Nary, ou'a :, "a judgment against the
nd g.. =. Munger, administrator as afore.
tupa,sa me sum Of (s19S4,4O nineteen
cent. =. van. ana eighty.four dollars and FORTY
sads ,nS s e u OF suit, to be levied of the
tsee,.ssu cnattels OF said John Stewart,
ssin, wi. snd execution issued thereon re.
susl .,,a. .'y unsatisfied for want OF per.
sasal ss,ss Of said decedent, and that there
4 Hem .e oil said decedent in the county
asaid son n said Territory, and praying
mis- sf , s1aa.,. to award the proper writ Or
lie MD o oAeacuiion against the same. And
daid Joh aAS Sa heirs and devises if any.
sp,esr4 "a Stewart are hereby required
as aid n VI me frst day of next term Of
ssi in Burlin r,e, Court to be begun and
. Febmhg1on on the third Monday
asy Can y, :, ls44, and show cause, if any
asea.iOn s WY The proper writ or writs Of
aaet agains, ~ not DC awarded said petit
laid pe,;,;a s 'ne real estate Of decedent.
'ohN S. DUNLAP, Clerk
l. D. Srorvn Of said Court.
'sals-4t '0s' p.q
"a
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wanted! Wanted!!
For which Cash will be paid.
knnA BUSHELS Of Spring and
JSIOO Fall Wheat.
5000 bushels clean Flax-seed,
1000 pounds pure Bees-wax.
10000 /" dry, well trimmed beef hides,
From this time until the 25th day of
March next. we VIII pay The highest market
prices for the above articles Of produce, on
delivery Of the same at our store in this
place, one half in cash, the other in Mer-
chandizc at reduced retail prices.
b. F. WOOD s. Co.
janis '44-l0t "a
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farmers bring in your Produce and
get the Case for it.
WANTED at cur store in Burlington
" good Fall and Spring wheat,
Flarseed and Eeeswax; for which the
lighes! market price in cash will be paid.
SHACKFO2D j. THOM,
llna5 "A Jctferson-st.
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Il The Iowa Historical and Geo.
logical Institute acknowledge the re
cept OF valuable donations from Jesse
Williams, Esq. of Iowa City, Gen. q. w.
Hight and J. w. Neatly Of Burlington.
BY oroer Of the Institute.
6. II. HOLT, Cor. Scc'y.
parliagton, Jan. 25, IA.
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NEW TIN AND COPPER WARE
ESTABLISHMENT
yNHE Subscriber has just opened new
Timing establishment on the corner
of Court and Front Streets, where he will
supply the public with all descriptions OF
articles in his line on the most reasonable
terms, for cash or country produce.
The highest prices in cash will be paid
for Wheat, Corn and Oats
P. A. GOODRICH.
Burlington, Oct l9-tf II
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Who will get the Premium

yrNHE subscribers have erected an exten.
i sive and conmodous rlaughtering
house.on the Agency road, adjoining this
city, and are prepared to slaughter any
number Of hogs, and deliver the same free
Of charge at any Pork House in tie City.
They will keep a competent hand to re.
ceive hogs and will be accountable for all
delivered to them for Slaughtering;-Also.
we will pay the following premiums for
tered at our establishment this season, viz.
For the best lot Of so Hogs re-
ceived from one man, el5
For the best lot Of . do. ~
For the best lot Of IL do.
Noy9 e u RAND g. ca.
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TIyHE subscribers have established a
branch of their house in this city, at
the store opposite Mr. Wesley Jones, where
they intend to keep good supply Of Tin
Plates, Capper, Sheet Iron, Wire md Tin.
ners Stock in general-Also, Stoves Of all
patterns. viz. Cook, 10 plates, plates. Box,
Parlor and Alright, Iron of all sizes, Steel,
Nails, Salt, Jewett's Ploughs &c. 10
which we would respectfully invite the at
tention Of the public, knowing that by the
low cash prices, we will be enabled to please
all who may favor US with call, which we
earnestly solicit.
augl0-tfi BRIDGE II ALE.
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Here They Come +!

TOFFEE.--75 bags Coffee for sale by
~ Nova is DAVID
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-25

QUARTER INSTRUMENTATION for
y City Officers viii be holden at the
once Of Oliver Cock, Esq, ON the first Mon
aay IN February next, for the purpose o
secVnng one Mayor and eight Aldermen,
one recorder, one Ere asurer, one Marshal
70. ! cue Street Engineer for the City of
burlington. Polls to be opened at 9 o'clock
y and close at 4 2 n Of said day.
!acses Of Election, ]. X. Field and II.
n 3 oai'ruii. Clerks, J. S. Burnam, and Il.
WIN. ". WALL3RIDGE,
'an % A City Recorder
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$4,000

CiU,UUU
For the Sioux, to be delivered free of all
expense to the United States, at their agen-
cy at St. Peters, Fort Snclling:)
Superfne flour. So, 500
Prime pork, $500
Hogs lard, IN so ID. kegs, 500
Sound white shelled corn, in
sacks, 400
Good brown Sugar, in bbls. 800
Good green coffee, in sacks or
barrels, 300
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WM. ssEl1H2Ey bod, JL2.,
Matchmaker and JeWeler.
e. TWO doors south of the Post Office,
"a will repair watches, clocks, jewelry
S.A and all things connected with his
ilsa business. Watches for sale. Also,
isT clocks, very cheap. Likewise vari-
y Of toys for children.
Burlington, Jan IS, 'tl-ly IS
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% 0UU
Also, for the Sioux, to be delivered free
of expense, as above:
Dupont's best gunpowder in IS
ID. kegs, $3.50
Small bar lead, in boxes, 800
Tobacco, small plugs in kegs
or boxes, $50
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Hats and CAPS.
BOOTS IND Shoes

lust received good assortment Of Hats
- and fur, cloth, seal, sealet and morocco
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Stoves, Tin, Copper, g. Sheet
Iron Ware |!

Z AAE ou0ScFiDGF
4 respectfully in
forms iris friends
and the public gen
orally, that ho has
re-opcned i.is &c
adjustment on
Main Street, a feW
doors below Fetch
er's Hotel, and il
the middle tono
ment OF Brad
Strpet's ttfijr-
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janis '44--4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02

With this tremendous odds against the Democratic
Party in so small Slate, well might they say, eve are
prepared to hear Of defeat there But it is
what surprising to hear the Wings now expressing an
expectation of defeat in State which the Democrats
have never taken into their calculations Of success at
the next Presidential Election and still surprising
when it remembered that hey (the Whgs) have uni
formly claimed for Mr.. Clay every State which voted
for General Harrison, with the addition of some that did
NOT 1t would be still more surprising after the vaunt-
ed declaration made by the Wing orator the other day
perfect than in Connecticut, only in Virginia. If
the Democrats do succeed in Connecticut they lose
nothing. Every effort is making on both sides, ap-
pears By the newspapers 10 carry the Stale Meetings
were held every night. Orators continually on
the pad rowing the State On the Wing side,
Governor Ellsworth had taken the field and along with
him Greedy (of the New York Trbunc,) and other
Wing orators from the city of New York. There were
not wanting Republican speakers the other side
The Wings were playing every engine against US
They were trying to make capital out OF Texas: crying
il down as dangerous slave measure They were
trying to rouse up the Tariff feeling The friends OF
Mr. Tyler had been warned by the Madisonian not &c
vote the Republican ticket in order that if de-
feated the Madsonian might raise the cry, that Mr.
would not do and that John Tyler is the only man TO
the longer purses Of the Wings Already they pipe
laying it, bringing in foreign voters from New Yor"
Massachusetts, &C. The New York American, in the
policy of the thief, that first cries out sop thef i
charging the Republicans with ppc-!aying it too. i
we succeed then it will indeed be glorious victory
If the Wings do not succeed now, in the OF
ders can they have the face TO claim for Mr. Clay a
least dozen other States (much more doubtful which
voted for General Harrison in 1870 q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

JERUSALEM, March ., 1914
1t being well understood, that the Hon. George q.
Cary has declined being the Democratic candidate for
the Senatorial District composed of the counties of slo
of Wight, Sury, Southampton, Sussex and Prince
George, you will please announce through your pa.
GER to the public, tina; DR., VIZ. A. SPARK the for
mer Democratic Representative Of Southampton is a
candidate for the District In bringing him forward.
his friends wish it distinctly understood that they
Their intend wish to do any thing to endanger the
interests of the Democratic party in the District; and
they recommend that Convention of the party may be
held at Sussex Court House Thursday, the 18th day
of April, for the purpose Of selecting suitable
ddate TO which they will cheeriuy submit his claims
That he has many claims on The party for The yeoman
ssrriee which he has done, vii! dispute
Alone and unsustained in The Spring of 1912, he
countered, slnge-hlnded, the most popular candidate
of the Wings in this county, and defeated him, and was
beaten afterwards only through the apathy of his par
ty gentleman of fine talents, aud principles Of
the right stamp we recommend him to the Democratic
marty Of the District well calculated to sustain
It's cause and secure triumph of its glorious principles
(Slgned1 MANY VOTERS OF SOUTHAMPTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02
% THE EDITORS OF TIE ENQUIRER.

WAsuiNGToy, March 80, 1874
Mr. Calhoun arrived here yesterday; and Of 10
warm admirers OF this truly great M had made prepare
tons TO announce his arrival by the hrng of cannon but
the fast boat the Steamer Augusta arrived some time
before the hour of her regular arrival and he took his
friends by surprise Mr.Calhoun opposed to all
and shows Of wild beasts no matter whether they
Usage Indians, Bualoes, Bears or Pump-borers; and,
in his own language which IS consistent with his pure
and lofty character he deprecates all pageants, be
cause he has too much respect for the honor of his
country and the intelligence OF the people, to resort to
such miserable humbuggery for mere show, which is
inconsistent with the dignity OF an American statesman
What a contrast does this exhibit between genuine
statesman, and travelling political mountebank' 1t
is worthy of admiration.
Yours, o. P. @.
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hitting them 10 sixty days alow per dies
that tlme-as the only eiIectual mode of preven,
long sessions OF the many evils under which
now labor, that Of over legislation the greatest and
the only remedy is short sessions
Fellow Citizens, there is subject to which in
vile your most serious and deliberate attenton-l
mean the subject Of extending the jurisdiction Of SIN
gle magistrates. There has been measure before
the Legislature Tor the last ten years, OF more vital
Importance to you than this; and yet strange to tell,
none has met with more violent opposition. bill
extending the Jurisdiction of single justices in all plain
cases Of debt from twenty TO fifty dollars, evidenced
by writing, has BEEN rejected by the two last Lee
g'satares The object of the bl was TO
an amount of cost to the unfortunate debtor class
The cost of collecting debt OF fifty dollars by suit,
may be run up (the parties taking the benefit of the
longest time allowed by law 10 S3 10 the cost of col
ecung the same by warrant, will only be So ST. The
cost Of collecting debt Of $50, by suit will be SEQ
the cost of collecting the by warrant would be
only So 10 The cost of collecting debt of S2l by
suit, viii be $40 16 The cost of collecting that
amount by warrant only 50 e5 The difference be-
tween the incurred by and that By warrant, 10
the amount of loss sustained by The defendant in each
case.
calculation based upon the foregoing facts, clearly
shows, that the cost of collecting debt Of fifty dollars
by SUIT will be IS per cenum; the cost OF collecting
the same amount by warrant will be fraction over 5
per cenum. The cost of collecting $780, by suit will
be 571 per centum, and BY It would only he
per cent The cost Of collecting debt of SOL will be-
Gu per cent, Inc same py warrant traction over
cent
Fellow citizens these astounding statements, but
they are true, nevertheless. | ask you TO enquire by
whom this bill has been twice defeated Will you vote
for any man to represent you the Senate opposed to
such measure of relief as this' Would 10 God, the
people of every county in the State, would consider
this subject. Send no man TO the Legislature opposed
to this reform l verify believe, that the amount CT
cost incurred by suit In this State debts between
twenty and fifty dollars, far exceeds the whole amount
Of the revenue of the State. The measure of relief
the embarrassed debtors of the country has been pre-
vented by lawyers sherfts clerks and Others not ver
remotely interested hope you will give this subject
that attention and reflection, which Justly merits
Between this and the election, fellow CIT zens shall
endeavor 10 visit each county in the district
days, for the purpose of giving you an opportunity of
deciding between my competitor and myself Should
that decision be in my favor, shall feel grateful
for the trust reposed in me, and endeavor you
TO the best of my ability Should it be against me- wilt
III duty bound, bow with the majesty of
your verdict. | am. fellow citizens,
Your humble servant,
j. NJ. JORDAN.
SalrHrELD, March 9h 1874
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02
COM.uU.NIC.7 TED.
NJ Rotts M the Club House.

We had no, the pleasure o! hearing Mr. Bolts remarks
Thursday night on The the Annexation All accounts
acree in representing powerful effort We understand he
& m. ground of time and scorged without
mercy tile the scheme, whom he accused oil taTnshng
The honor of country going begging the Government oil
Texas insulting the public intelligence ny cahueshe pro-
'e' Richmond Wing Of Saturday last
"Ile took the ground of ins1ped'sney at Mts time!
He took no such ground heard every word of his
Speech and be boldly declared himself against annexa,
ton unqual6ediy and anressrosdty- slatng that it
would inevitably lead to dissolution of the Union,
whenever annexed-and, therefore, he was firmly and
6xedly against it, without any reference to time.
He also declared his opposition 10 the american
side Of the Oregon question, on the ground that would
lead to war with England. In fact, his speech was
the most pusillanimous and minded affair ever
listened TO- 1t made my blood boil to hear such
sons made 10 The few contemplate abolitionsts OF the
North and their natural allies OF England
NO ALARMlST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02

The Pennsylvanian con,radicts an idle report, which
had been asslduously thrown into circulation that Mr.
Van Buren, intended to decline the nomination of The
National Convention If offered to him. One of the
Senatorial Delegates TO that Convention wrote to him
stated the existence of the report, and begged him. II
it were unfounded, as he presumed it might be con-
tradiced. awe have in consequence, (says The Penn
syvanian of Monday) been authorized by MIR. Van
Buren, say tina. these confident assertions have mol
the slightest foun dation in truth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02
FOR yNk k.vQ UIRER

CONNECTICUT.
An election for Governor and Members to the State
Legislature, took place in this State yesterday, ls
of April. The Richmond Wing Of Saturday says,
is "prepared to hear of Wing defeat there" Ah in
deed l-"prepared TO hear Of Wing defeat in Connec
tcut - where the Tariff and all the present avowed
principles and measures Of the Wing party supposed
to be more popular than any other quarter of the
Unon-and here, too, at the last Presidential Election,
the Wings had majority of sir thousand three hundred
and thrty-as will be by the following official
turns published in the last No. Of the Richmond "Yeo
e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02
Delenafes 10 the RaLiimo

Delegates TO The Baltimore Contention
The District Convention of Dinwiddie, &c, as
sembled Wednesday last, a, Petersburg, Captain
David H. Branch in the Chair, and NJ. J. Gaines
Secretary. They appointed the following delegates
to the Baltimore Convention J. S. French, of Pc
,ersburg; Alternate Hugh A. Garland, of Dnwid
die-Dr Edward p Scott, of Greensville; alter
nate, Dr.. A Browne, Of do.-General George c
Dromg oole, Of Brunswick alternate, Robert d Turn
bull. Of do-aad William o. Goode, Of Meckenburg
.7lternate, VIM r. Baskerville, Of do.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02
BRUNSWICK COUNTY.

At meeting Of the Democratic party in Lawrence
vile. on Monday the 25th ult Col L. II. II. Bick and
Capt James j. Harrison selected suitable per-
sons to represent the county in the next Legislature
Dr. T. r Scott, our Senator Col. Blick Il. D. Turnbul
and John A. Organ addressed the meeting. Harmony
now prevails in our ranks and we entertain doubt Of
our success in the Spring elections. Y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02

There will again. in this generation, be another Loco
Foco Congress- Ygna Legislature Let the prophecy be
membered and if fased by the fact let be regarded
again as Prophs,s.- Vhig u Yesterday
We are requested 10 say, that if the Editor of the
Whg any Of his friends desires to bet 500 that the
Democrats do not have majority on joint bao, in the
next Legislature they be accommodated by calling
| at the ENQUIRER Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02

The Legislature of Maine has adjourned. Resolu-
tions instructng the Senators from that State to OPP
pose the annexation of Texas failed by decided ma
jority. similar resolution has been offered in the
Pennsylvania House of Representatives and has also
been defeated
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02

u Several interesting articles on The last page
Some recherche "reminiscences communicated to MS,
about Mr. Madisons opinion on the cons,itu,ionality
of National Bank, and General Washing,on's doubts
The pitched battle between Bear and Mr.. LIE AXE Of
Goochllnd, in which The former completely used
up-A just tribute paid to Richard Coke, Esq and q
school, be opened by the Buffoons for teaching
the fine arts of sponting singing, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02

rI,U BENJAMIN J. KNAPP and FREDERICK ". NJ rrf,
surviving partners Of Knapp Preston CO:Take notice,
proceed, Friday the 10Th Of May next a. The Bel!
Tavern Scottsvle, the oi Po"ha'an,
between the hours o'clock \. 81. and O'Clock, r. NJ -
take t epositons John n Wooin and Others TO be read
evidence i'm Chancery depending IN the SUI
perior Court Chancsy t Richmond Circuit IN which silt
am pain you Defendants and IL, ircm cano, The
said depositlon, should taken completed that day
they viii the place, and between The same
honrs nm The next day JAMES E. MAYO.
Anil 04-w.w,
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SPRING SUPPLY OF HAIR

SPRING SUPPLY OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.
TINE undersigned receiving extensive assortment
4 of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TOOLS &c. embracing
every thing usually called for in our line, which viii be kept up
during the Merchants mechanics, and house
kreners their interest By examining our stock and
elsewhere, viii offer great lBduee-
mems N I,Iyers generally. SMITH Il HARDWOOD,
No. 70, West Main street
Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02

NEw HAMpsHiRE:-The Democratic victory is COM
plete- Seele's majority Colby, the Wing candi-
date for Governor, is more than 000-and all
the candidates, more than i00-more than twice as
much as at the last election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02

Robert G. Scott, Esq., will address the people OF
Hanover the Old Church, Friday next, 5th April
We have not in camp trus.y va!ian,
warrior; his blows always well-aimed, and strike
home
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02

II We still pay brief respects to The two cor
respondents of the Norfolk Herald-who both egregi-
ously misrepresent about meehanicsthe other
about Distribution. What is worth which is
compelled to soop such expedents to carry il on?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02

We are much crowded with MSS. and matters
connected with Spring elections, and with Texas
that We shall publish the Enquirer ttrec times this
week, our next No. 10 be on Thursday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02
Democya,s Of Richmond, to uour Posts,

The Shockoe HILL Democratic Association OF the
City Of Richmond will hold Their next regular meeting
at Democratic Hall, on Wednesday evening next, the
Sd instant al half past o'clock. Several addresses
NAV be expected, and as business Of importance will
be brought the consideration OF the Association, 1t
is desirable tevery member should be al his post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02

The friends of Mr. Tyler in Boston, N. York, Phila-
dephia and Baltimore have celebrated his birthday
March 90 with distn guished hopors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02

stANDS,S SARSAPARlILA.-Loss Of appetite indigestion
- dyspepsia heartburn gasxiits inflammation Of the so
the being unhealthy secr
lion of gastric juice bile. The slivary glands longer
healthy how and the liver issues acrd bile Then
fn,nws acdy stomach emltation OF wind distress alter
eating precoce headache and nausea ire
and variety Of other peculiar feelings
known only To the For these, aud kindred diseases
new remedy has dawRed upon the world having for s object
of suffering humanity snndss Sarapaia an 'ne
y vegetable compositions IN lis operation peculiar, entering
INTO The circulation contact WIN tile germ or
disease and dpacing unhealthy sec"ns ny eahu
rrlrton when health succeeds debility aud disease.
mr. For PARTICULARS advertisements this aud other Guy
papers, ..,
by A. b. SANDS CO.. Druggists and Chemists, Granite Build
ngs a73 Broadway, Of Chambers street, Ne" York
Sold in Richmond BY Agents. A. DuVAL X Co, in Peters
burr Nv ROSSER ANDERSON, in Norfolk by NJ A. SANTOS,
and by Druggists generally principal cities in the L. -
Price 81 per bottle-6 bottles for S.
lila and take mn other April at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02

We recommend to the careful attention Of the render,
the admirable expose of the public debt, oas, and
as is, prepared BY Committee Of Members OF Con-
gress, and which appears in this morning paper
~ tool the Wing administration found only debt Of
abou, millions [accordng to Mr.. Sas Wright, i
was less than 5 j and in period Of less than two
years the Wings have added more than 90 millions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02

S,rRIAIs-No of Gibbons Decline and FAN Roman
- Empire.
' ~ DRINkER & MORRIS.
-"r'f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02

or CHEsTERFIELD.-There will be political discussion al
the first SATURDAY. in April between
Augustus E. Coebil, and s. Basselt French, Esqrs