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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-30

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sfaa pblae.aa dhi esi wply. ~ ws'sh.
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tI Il He uH4ut. HY Hsiisf what might
b. a.a aH..ss fn W HrHei h's saIltiff
.I r.Hl I.f i.~hse. aII wat fs#afif.l
sm bong bY pmrunt A .ai though
f.faf ruBtf ff fn HH.r u Dee comb.
I0E Whist sweet fHf Y 10y aul h0fe
VT Latft..r aHe Hs iHa IfIt Of feff0H
HuIHH.T dTaTlt o1 fh1 iIIsl % hl'
lH She Ifl netf lY..l deer eal
uI f1 H.I llHt Aw VS. bestowed ua
aH. % GIfl HUt Wieuly creatures
il1N drdI .u hgr ht1d t.a HIp0 ul dlfpeb
Oat ta .uou nHi fifteen yNr Ini neseI
Hfu.au"
"ti .eat.b ils bplr so long wished au'
proved .8f ih iagp.tst houf Oh hcr l1ue
Iy Do, arrived, ibe mluias recovered Do
reason.
of w1shlmY iomellmri 100 my ma1lei'
m.I he f1 hsf, mpuuIuIy. Pur bolicve'
YOU 90 bc tic NadeItiuc ! bad loved
"'Aad uhnt binders sou from beIievin.
one su.l sour loved Mldcnlusr asked snt
"pmlp Mrnlrd, ior IL was he, is nov lh
husband ol MadeIainc the daughter OF he
10 whom he was once allanccd. As 70
the man you see following, 1t is the phys
clan who attended Meuard at Chcrentol
lie lives in Paris, and sometimes appear
TO have am eye on his late charge"
More than q year passed, AID ! bad a
most forgotten both Philip Menard aud h
+ wife, when Cob Darcy CHANGED to spea
of them. Poor MaGeIane inherited Il
delicate constitution of her mother; 81
e languished some months, and then fell
[, victim TO consumption. Philip MenaI
. went abroad, but his reason did not lor
e continue unclouded after his cruel bereav
menL He lives yet, believe, in one
;, the hospitals in New York.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-30
law on NEWSPAPERS

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I,ers, the publisher may conlin-
them lill all that IS due be
lscribcrs neglect or refuse 10 take
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II they are held responsible It'll
keltled their bill, aud order their
|oniiued,
bscribers remove TO other places,
Forming the publishers. and the
hi to the former direction, they
sponsible.
Courts have decided that relu-
L a paper or periodical from the
emoving and leaving it uncalled
Ina facie" evidence Of Intentional
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-30

KEEP DARK.-A young Miss having ac-
cepted the offer of youth TO gallant her
home, and afterwards fearing that jokes
might be cracked at her expense, if the fact
should become public, dismissed him when.
about half way, enjoining secrecy.
"Don't be afraid" said he. "of my saying
anything about il, forI feel as much asham-
ed Of it as you do"
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-30

PUrrINe OUT THE FLAsH.-The Rev.
Thomas Allen, who was At the battle of
Of Bennington, under Gen. Stark, was ask
ed if he killed any one. He answered
Gle did not know, but that, observing
flash often repeated in a bush hard by,
which seemed TO be succeeded each time
BY a fall Of some Of our men, he levelled
his nuslei, and firing in that direction, put
out the fash"
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-30

Ss,iaffiat made ~ those ehD 3D.
hfRrr seale
af2lAsies f1f office fill - ~
a. re- State and District officers,
4 IN aifaHff
.,sa I'm IN ION worn done ~
4 communications addressed ~ The
u fatf paif 10 secure attention.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-30

a. fsss N tafrilieN, fsffnN
u a. ~ n sffsess $50
A \, atislst A. en- n - fssg
,..,.i.sg 80 hga rev anheefihntst
.teIsetlfs . siFfi 'sFvHAtf
n iii flfs ~ fafiff ~ 49,
tm sfaHfsats ~ thEta
NNEWIH iaHFffea Hf eHe eNl'ff
n. naas A. fssl o. ihf fftf %
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\. "a AsftsA wHh ifs naHisf ~
\ \. sssflaasd illl eidafsi go saf
.sawt ffmss charged ashs, ~
.,,l,Msas wlll ~ lassfiea A. lts
AL. Il. Mf.aaaa
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-30

Do not covet all you see.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-22
The April Nom


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= " 80 i'- 49, ~ :, ' no.
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" S'' e.'7 '.'e' u.s. = - ny Y 's y =
e'-'''.'. nc one o. s5's'f5 % '''e : u.s. :
10 suff'F'- i''' 7"l-3 . al 'it's o'' '' may %
ala'h7'e'a' St' seat tet upon 'a7 Nea Or We O ING
interests % me 'ae' IL aSe5 Ia 'he ''5s 'i ''s l7os
= mas ~ f'5t'ea = 'he 'aso' q parry purposes ans
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-22

NORTH CAROLINA CURRENCY-SniaH Change.
The "Oid North State" Is the subject OF many
Q bit of fun, and casionaliy comes in for pretty
hard rub: "ut she is buncum for all that. Joke
which we have seen before, is The following
from an exchange. which, IN abiding The i'm.
mense quantity of dried behring's used by the
people along the constituting almost
the staff of life 10 that region--states that gen.
temau on his the South, not long since,
go, out of The stage and entered a tavern for the
purpose refreshing himself. After taking glass
Of whtskev. and treating tho oriver, he threw
down half dollar. The barkeeper LOOKED per-
picked. and said Il have no silver change, sir
but plenty of the common, il sou will take IT,"
Here he counted on, ,hirsy-seven behring's, which
the traveller bad TO roll up 10 piece Of paper
and take with him. thinking they might serve
him for dinner The stage went on, and a, the
next stopping place he hailed old lady, and
asked her If she could sell him loaf Of bread
She offered him large loaf of fresh rye. and ia
return be counted her out six behring's. la mem
exclaimed she. 'where did YOU get much
change! can you change me quarter" This
he did cheerfullv. and had six behring's remain,
ing TO eat Baltimore Clipper.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-22

State Electors
HENRY ;. LANE
JOS q MARSHALL.

Dirt ELECTORS
/. i BRACKENRTDGE OF ltarrick
, JANEs CuLLINs Of F}oyt.
3, JOINS A MArsoN Of Franklin,
/, SAMUEL " PARKER Of Fdyette,
;, liUGH O'NEAL OF Marion,
&, GEO g DuNN Of Laurence.
:. RICHARD ". THoMrsoN Of Tigo,
;, ALBERT L HOMES Of Carrou,
., Horace p. BIDDLE Of Cass,
10, LEWIS G.. THoNPsaN of Alien,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-22

u ne i0c05 have been defeated az Tale IA
Illinois. So % The locos.
Pr SCOUTING ATTORNEY At the Convention
held IN CenirovIlle on The 22i uh., the following
Resolution vas passed.
ReSolred, That a Committee of two from each
Township n this county be appointed by the
Char, as Delegates 10 meet with similar Com
mIrtees from the several counties IN this Judicial
Distinct, al Connersvtle, IN Eayette county, On
the--day Of May, 1914 for the purpose Of nom
uating a candidate for the Office Of Prosecuting
Attorney, to be by he Wings Of SAID DstrIct
at the next Angus, election.
In conformity the above Resolution the fol-
lowing named persons are appointed Delegates
10 Convention, for the purpose Of nominating
suitable person to be ~ The Wings Of the
Circuit for Prosecuting Attorney
Centre Township; Daniel 'trattan and S.
Newman.
Wayne Township; Wm. II. Blcklo and John
McWhinney
Franklin, Robert ssarb1ok and Henry Dot
terow.
Ne. Garden; James Hoagh and Samuel Nix,
on.
Perry, arkIo Tbornbprg and Joseph VII
iams.
Jefferson; A Weaver and Mark Z Reeves.
Green; James HlrrIs and Joshua Baiienger
Gay; James W Scott and ] lme5 Ridge.
Jackson; solomon Meredith and George W.
Whitman.
Washington; Caleb Lewis and John Elliott
Abingdon; Moses Robbins nd Michael Helms
Bgstan; Joseph ". Blf4 and I=eac Craig.
JAMES RABIDEN.
President of the Contention.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-22
LocofoCo outage:

str me RS ftaf tha Fate = aataf.t election IN
far.. .f,. Is M p sa..s ~ Mere .sfsr5#e5,,,
-
aus were sAi.iHtA -t-'.e ta account Tor ~. huos-
~ that a large III i#flfz If tha fers4 voters OF
ft. C,f..t.t r5.,..re ~ asa-. a. SIM lrss.,4-,
,... 49,. 4.5, 4.,..-.-...s p, g., -
3''' - sft" ,'it ''>t ''ts-i 'i=-S - 't'i q
't.ad has aeea e4f:sa. 80 aa5.r ne aas2iecs Of
aJaf.e EA-ff- = f.e eisessaa bed 10 Deccm-
atF ll>t IL Il / a 1.rl#.> Az an. i,,.r IL t,1o n
.....,,.s. ~ ,.,...,.,. .s....,.s
'''' ." '"'
strength 81 Illegal haiufa''hAhon papers, granted
70 them by o iqca judge Elliott, which papers wors
rejected by The officers Of the election Their
..,,. ;a,,., go. mai ~ IN i,et,t,,, G.,
- ing 9''@ F''e'' 49, '''s' 49, tiN"0''eoH
fraudulent AMI Illegal lhe NJ" otleans Bee,
IN speakln. Of the late election saws:
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80 '''"''' " - " -
-
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=. -. 49,. - -. !, .-a4 a, ,,,,..I,
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-, ~ -. =, 80
ttrt,- c,yrf.ara ,yh, in fft.t. a,l no, know IN,
use If s,,f moe r. tlt,ffl hry were toll b,ttbev
v,re ent3:le IL lhe.n Is vote fsr tocgfo.a candtz
l4te- f.r office
II ~ many II those persons voted may Be
inferred as so i fore refaafkaB from the vast
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-22

EFFECTS OF ExERcIsE.-.I c5n'i ima CINE said
40 alderman, WHY ms wskeEs should grow gray
- no \ lister then 4s hair N n: aead,' Be
eause. Observed R7g 20 repr, 'So1 have done
more sork with 1r rs tbza ygira yo5r bfatu.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-22
President Of the Contention

Nlsr Hsvapst,r.-1ae election Of to G-aate State
l5ls aaee I3ta v e not heard anything
q ne rsa',, and aoa tots ~ great ssases -,
boa..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-22
Richmond Clay Club.

tl.-Tho RICHMOND CLAY CLUB meet N the
Warner Uuns Saturday nigat mex, Al eary candle
Lghtng
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-22

Hickory Gums Tho L1cofoco Associations
10 Cincinnati and Columbus, OHIO, are deslrna.
ted Hickory Clubs" DO they mean To bring out
Old Hickory against Mr.. Clay2 II moi. ~hE do
they use his name1 Whv moi call their clubs by
their proper iiles-Van Blren clubs? Will not
the name of Brutus raise spirit as soon as that
Of Cnsarg-[ Louisville Journal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-22

How THE TARIFF WoRKs.--Dlring the last ti--
cal year, we have received TWENTY MILLIONS Of
Dollars in specie more Than We sent assay. Sup
poso we had received this twent millions in for
eign Goods the i.ocos say we should? Oar
readers are too intelligent TO need an answer -
Toledo Blade.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-22
HThe following is real

6rThe following is really too rich 20 be lest:
LATEST FROM ENGLASD We have before US
says the Baltimore Clipper, London paper Of
Sept. 2 4, IN which after having enumerated other
candidates for the Presidency. the writer comes
to John Tyler. This worthy gontieman," says
he "was Seer etary TO the late Gen HARRISON, and
by virtue OF IN Article Of the Constitution, when
President Harrison died unexpectedly, the Sc
cretary succeeded 10 the high office hich he viii
continue to fill till Nav NEXT The writer pro-
ceeds--''As tho election depends not upon the
sweet voices OF the Multitude, but Is decided by
delegates from the different States of the Union,
The chances that Dan Webster may prove the
successful candidate" g.. Again-"in the lapse
of forth ght 50. the result must "a all probabi
Ity be known IN EngIand," He classes Gen
Cass as a rowdy--Mr. Clay as a sympathlser
with the Canada rebels-Mr Johnson re-
pudator-Mr Van Buren, a slave -holder--Mr
Tyler repealer--and Mr.. Webster as gent
Ieman, who has read De Tocq1evIie. We pre-
that he has never heard Of Mr.. Calhoun or
Mr.. Buchanan.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-22

WESTWARD, Ho.-Some eighty miles due West
of Dubuque, 10 Buchanan county, Iowa, Is a To-
cation known as the Falls of the WapstplnlcoO,
one of the most romantic spots IN nature. ne Mt
uers' Express says that twelve clergXmen OF the
religious society known Copgregationsllsts
have recently purchased the right 10 these Falls.
besides large tract Of the adj1ining lands. aud
areabou, proceed immediately 70 the erection Of
a Manual Labor College. A mill already 10 pro
gress Of erection u TO be put INTO successful opo
ration and other manufacturing establishments
are TO be added The society has placed q large
amount OF capital at the disposal OF the twelve
directors.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-22

YANKEE HATS 1t il estimated that upwards
Of - 900 palm eni hats were manufactured 10
the town Of Amherst Mass, last wear. The
number Of straw b3nnets manufactured ut the
manufactorv oF Mack aud Son. Amounted to up
wards of 500 000i This establi shnent keeps 80
females sewing straw braid. The brnidirg IS
mostly done 10 the vicinity, which keeps quito
Tan &c number of persons constantly employed
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-22

SMALL Pox.-The small pox Is providing in
Macon, Fayettc county, Mississippi. Tho dis
made its appearance Oh tho person oi
young lady the day after her wedding A. there
were number of persona present 90 that oeca.
sion. 1t feared that many Others would be
attacked
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-22

VERY HARD TrMEs.-The New York CORES
pondent of a Washington paper states that he
had just hear1 that "a shopkeepcr IN Broadway
had imported several ladies' dresses, priced
thousand doars each, and had 90 difficulty IN
selling them
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-22

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY discovery has beer
made, saws the Natchez Free Trader, that VIII
enable sugar planters to convert their whole
crops into white sugar without the usual inter-
vention of tho clarifying process. The sugar Is
fabrica ted IN a apparatus entirely by steam
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-22

0+-The Louisville Journal saws Il earnestly
hopes Mr. Van Blren will not withdraw from the
field "Olr motto IL like that Of The Loco FGc0s
Justice to Mr.. Van Baren; and # he were 70
withdraw from the contest, should consider
him fugitive from Justice"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-22

Fire at HiSharaka, Iadiand.-A disastrous
fire occurred a, MI-ha waka, IA On the 18Th at
The buildings destroy ID we're owned by the ST
Joseph Iron Company mud included a Machine
md Pattern shop. Oh NIL owned bv ] Schae-
fer and a Pump Factory owned by ] K Brooke
The loss Of the Company ~ estimated al from
cle 600 to SI5 900; hat Of Nr. Schaefer at s L.
800 or s. 900; that of Mr. Brooke vii be iess,
perhaps not exceeding ) or 5000 There was
10 insurance any Of the buildings proper
~.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-22

The King Of Holland, no recently died. left
m estate q Sb6 600 600
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-22

John > said q down east gal TO her beau, you
have been paying your distresses TO me long
enough; | want to know what your contentious
are, as I dom, mean TO he kept in expense any
iongor.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-22

It's said that here are so 900 persons IN Pa
ris a, this time who are entirely destitute Of
bread fire and clothing. The greatest distress
prevails among the poorer classes, and the most
urgent appeals have been made b. soma OF the
public officers 10 the wealthy inhabtfants. 10 in
dnce them to lend their MD 70 prevent these IN
fortunate sufferers from perish:rg.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-22

Its cs.imq'7 ID 'ha, there arc 100000 Ger.
uons N ne Daltc5 Statea There arc also hftz
newspapers .rin'ed IL he German language
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-22

0-The locos havo been defeated az Galena
Illinois So % the locos.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-03
4 :7IT77iT7TryTI0Y C1TiTAl.ISI's

THE FALMOUTH COTfOS FACTORY :UR SALE.
pursuance rcsGl alaai,d late ot the
l Stakeholder, OF the Pamonr Manufacturing Company,
undersigned, appointed Coni',c The purpose.
hereby siye notice, the aion Cotton facl8ry
reserve, hie'r-i bidder III Public Aeion
2h day o March, ls.i Of the Factory, the Town
dollars at TIE purci-e money la br ai cash, and III" acr
three equal instruments able ard tlrce
with interest each nSanent from Tie IN day Il May, l-i,
when the the present VII and
will b- Ia the purchasers i' deferred payments to
he secure by uHqeilona!lc eIsoEi security asd ca the
said Factory.
I'm the sale If this property opportunity :Gr speculation
held Capitalists who ~ snail Uncut realize
splendid furue AhoIt i,er criud 0i eAlIa0ii
pressure Ui al hind, HL ptsIly tais.
leased ut ,.iTCe annual
thousand hEnra ah any dollars. and Il believed Nat
the dincgity tie has tna
great deal Of morty. The property in and
I operation. AMI reasonable 20 believe, that IN these
prosperous could be- rented for Guch h.hc but
III. holders t1emeve and had hr
IN the hands OF 81 private individual, u
company private Individuals who VIII proper personal
attention, /; must be- Immensely valuable.
ar Persons dsposed rbae examine the property
apuiy gGed either O! tri, pift,e
formation, before III. da. of ale.
No. The Cash pas horsand five hundred ls
intended be- applied to the payment Of dtM duo Il tie
Bank for winch longer accdmmodit ICn doubt b. a',
the ,,r iaser desires II. J. ~. IORg,
wa POLLOCK,
L. {. l.. MONCIEF.
- ,.I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-03
l3tsaItlS.

Died, suddenly at Strawberry i, enFico county Tie
.msat ikNF tAHrEa LsG IN the f''l year Of h- age
Tie relatives and friends At tr iecea.t requested
further notice 10 attend his funeral at his late residence,
saturday At II O'Clock, N.
Died, his resistance Aeemlrle county on Wednesday T..
9th fanny Mr D,nNrl e. Goocm the tifh year of h; arc
lie hd aeen afflicted Tor long wth W da,hoa,. winch
places the restoration oil has heai failed
e! munster death came NJ ast and in "eood Oh he a
been gathered his iltn lie KIND, atrctionate
niueen father husband, he.s esteemed and respected Is
whe young, his interchangeable industry
and he lad acquired large portion Of TIE
Of ,!s l Many raa,yts and friends remain behind 10 be-.
tieir loss, aL weep w anguish departed
not made with hands wic,c tae wcay and
thed cease from troubling" T..
Died tie morning OF the li:h January, his residence
GrecnsvIc county, virginia sr W,ttsm hnrHsArHr, IN tie
1. ir subject Hes
known 10 the dropping hear ai mind wrh prompts the hand
lfirn have had mach gratitude IT, tie dispenser
earthly enjo nehls. He brGshi into c and
phim. hi y acli accompanied nm Ia his journey tn wi
several years al IT, cio>t WHOM he oycak,n with
blindness Thi. deep calamity he bore i c3!m, Yet cheerful
himiuy-nor !id relax daily enquiries concerning
the hca III aud comfort OF hts slaves attention his stock
MS farming operations ~ erntiaIh"'inS ie-n wio"cr io
macy tong years has children all Beng grown and 'sblsh'
iieId and one ever Constant ~ ms purpose TO at an. ni
The poor and needy, Is eais'r 10 ~ Tomb Ma! rs 10
81 The Petersburg Republican viii please cory.
Riciiac>p, Jan. o. 1874.
Matam:-Thc Richmond Fartic Aiilitry sincerely mpa
;isius iii yo AMI ,Ga family, haze pointed
express deep rs', e: iee q. he death ii then late
arms, Lieutenant Samuel = lb1t. 10
relations OF existence ts dehly severed. i well cair"
awaken regret and sympathy ot Mcn words
t., Ie sypuicns IL in steruct
dates Of r te a'i lament has i"s we can * Hrpiec'ae M
those wn pattoos GI him oI tender
mcnl- of circle: valued him
neud-ic prompt Jealous. and Faithful ~ the discharge
every dnty-irank and upright AL Ms
combining many c qualities the >c,rr with The
ur lie gentle II heartfelt pfa yof .c
soencd had I" rct ym than
ioidi. W,h the greatest respect, ARE, &c,
THOMAS ELLIS Captain
K " N!HMO, lieutenant
1lI)S. Richie, Jr SeJsesuj
wa. I. SHINES, CORPORAL.
To Mrs. TA.rorr. Jas j. VAUGHAN, tuunef.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-03
February LIST, 1914
TO TIE EDITORS or THE Eve UIREI

TO TIE F1IT UHo UF III. Ts-S Z tIHT.7s'
Messrs Editors Seeing that several different days
ard plsces have been proposed for holding the meeting
of delegates from he fourth Congressional District to
choose delegates to the Baltimore Convention, ana
Mace for holding the slme; upon consultation, We
have fixed upon the 2d day of February as the day on
which The Convention should be held, and the town Of
Farmvlls, in Prince Edward, as the place believing
the Odd will give time for all The counties to act and
Farmve 10 be the most convenient pace,
SAMUEL G.. ANDERSON,
w n. DENNIS,
JOHN II. MARSHALL,
JAMES JONES,
THOMAS S. BOCOCK,
JOHN T. STREET.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-03
sUPERiOK JACK AND SrAL!.Io%.-We have fof sale

- first rate Jack and stallion.
Don CARLOS, the jack, about II hands high heavy aud
propo.tinn- quick, lively, active, t" Ia tonae win
The well known aud iua getirf rising ola
IN nc udrr. rray for y" by Tho old imported
Don Carries, brought from Aaorica The United state,
Ship Columbus hy Commodore Hanhiarc aud the te
Stmk, out %; large Jenny.
Reference hs qualities and produce made Carter nt,
ton Esq T.. White ESD, Cen Corn BaNtcn, kocri Tnnn
ESD, &c. ~ -
The Stallion, YOUNG TRhNBr, - inc Blood Bav, abort
ISL hands couple, broad IN e loln and igh Tho
pole hr sill show himself with any beautiful and superior
horse. lie by imported Trah celebrated Tor carry
heavy weights distances, aud Therefore peculiarly iii pro
dnce saddle raushi well He let
Sprln. fhr the first ime ana IL rising
years old fine order, health and yisor.
PEolcREr.-Youue rranby by imported Tianby, dam by Me-!
ley d. Arry, =. d. Sir Harry, d. Chandelier,
g. i. arad Ola cer Mark Anthony, tmnap Jolly Roger.
old imported Mary Gray The dam purchase from
lioa Bolts from whose Sti, Book The above
These animals will be sod low for cash, credit II Dc
sired, purchaser. They The country, tDt
III endeavo Attend hr Democratic aud Win. Conventions,
hoping had aenanis who Will make capital stock n their
opportunity II sold, these animals " Ill he offered a,
plhic auction al Hanover Frhrmary oIFr.
rEAEE JONES X WINSTON.
Feb eJ-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-03
FOR TIE ENQUIRER
To our Democratic Friends Of .Heet''nbrg

To orr Democratic Friends Of hest''nburg
The political friends OF Captain william u: N.,IE
10 represent this district the Senate Of Virginia, in
The place Of Mr. Baptis whose term of office expires
with Tho pres,nl session Of the General Assembly =
We hone our Democratic friends Of MeckIenhurg vii
unite with us, in the support Of Captain Clark, who il
we'll qualified to represent The interests Of the Demo
cratic party; he is gentleman ana democrat ever!
inch." Many Democrats Of iia'yar
Jan 23d, 1S44.