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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-25

HEADS Up ONE THOUSAND WIGS IN CouN-
Gil AT WORCESTER We have barely room 10
state, tina. the meeting at Worcester on Thurs
day was an old-iashioned settler, numbering from
LOCO 10 800 persons Something like 600
came up from Maryland 200 ladies' were in ct
tendance! Otsego Repub.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-25

DisuNIoy-The following reasonable toast
YVES recently given at a celebration at st. Helena
South Carolina:
" The Banner OF DisHnioa-On OCCASION should II be
unur!ed prepared for reyOut"n and when
spon The breeze It should never be lowered with VIC
tory OF dsalh.''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-25
The Southern Flood.

The following is from the Concordia La In
telligeneer Of the 18th:
So far as we have been able TO learn up to the
present moment, nearly the entire surface OF the
two Arkansas counties has been flooded; all the
back and interior lands OF Carroll parish say over
one hall Of the entire suriace-near one-halt OF
Nadson-near onc-haf Of Tensas-one-thrd OF
the eastern front Of Catahouia and Franklin ia
ken collectively, mostly in Franklin. OF the in.
terror crop of Concorda, we cannot as yet offer a
probable estimate; several places making three
md four hundred bales are half flooded, and Ihe
,cater gaining on them rapidly, as it must con.
tinue 10 do until a positire, and not reported,
fall takes place as lotc dotnn the Mississippi as
NGtchez.
The actual los to the pre'en; date on Ronndaway Vidal
Alligator and Mil Bayou. 5oVO bales
ON a front Of forty miles IN Boyer county. Nj.
On Choctaw bayou. PARISH OF Tsns2s Oyer.:... $40
, N Lake s. J.seph and Lake Brnin. parish Of
Ten,a, ana ylcIrty ., Hard Times Landing. GO
In parish Of COncO!da, about. ...;:........ 1,suJ
On nLeS u Southern front OF Chlcot county. no
Arkansas '0V'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08
GLASGOW HOUSE,
CORNER OF OLIVE & SECOND SITS,

CORNER OF OLIVE & SECOND SITS,
(rwo SQUARES FROM THE nIyxR.)
ME undersigned having leased the above cx-
Il tensive and central establishment is now
ready to accommodate permanent or transient
boarlers. The house has been thoroughry cleans
ed re-painted and re-litted, and as Hotel he will
venture to say that it will not be found inferior to
any IN the city. The accommodations for families
are roomy and comfortable, embracing a LADIES'
Ordinary and Paror apartments for family parties
together with the convenience Of a seperate en-
trance to the house for ladies'.
Visitors to st. Louis, from the South or else.
where, will meet with every usual accommodation
Of first class Hotel at the Glasgow House. A
shore Of public patronage is respectfully solicited
Oct II E. H. ROBBINS.
NO TICE.
w. FRYE having left the Iowa House,
Would say to all,
Both great and small,
Come pay me what's my due;
For declare,
And almost swear,
DO not like to sue,
But SHALL
Bloomington Aug %. 1874.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08
ROOTS AND SHOES.

rnyHE subscriber has just reed, on consignment
n atarge and splendid assortment Of custom.
made BOOTS and SHOES, superior to any article
ever offered in this market, consisting in part oi
morocco and leather wel,s kid and morocco slippers,
Ladies calf and Morocco bootees. Misses shoes, Of
various kinds and qualities, Gentlemen's superior
finished calf and kpboots. calf and morocco nulli6-
ers. leather pumps and slippers Boys boots, Chill
drens shoes assOrtedkinds and sizes All Of which
WILDE sold very low Tor cash or approved trade.
Aug 8 E. B. KINSON.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08
LOOK AT THIS.

q f1HE subscriber takes this method Of informing
u the citizens Of Bloomington and vicinity, that
he has commenced the Tailoring business on Sec
ond street, opposite c. Evans store. where he IN
tends to do his work in the most fashionable Style
and in good ORDER upon tho most reasonable tearms
He has carried on the Tailoring business in Cncin.
natl. for many years and is wellacquanted with the
latest fashions Allpersons favorng him with their
custom, shall at all times have their garments Fen-
dy according to promise. County produce will be
taken in exchange for work at cash prices, and the
ready money will never be refused.
July 5, 1S44-35-tf. SAMUEL HORN.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08

AS removed 10 the brick store. second west
- o III Amer icHousc, on Second street,
Bloomington, Iowa.
GREAT ARRIVAL
OF FILL IND WINTER GOODS,
direct from the cities Of NEW YORK and BOS-
TON. now receiving at the brick store on Second
street, the largest cheapest and best selected stock
Of goods ever imported to the city Of Bloomington,
Iowa
J. BENIN EFT & CO., would inform the citi
zens of Bloomington and vicinity generally. that
having just received from Boston, at which place
they have carefully selected their fall and winter
goods, adapted to the market assigned, feel conf.
dent of satisfying all who may favor them with
call, with goods at prices not to be undersold eth
er at wholesale retail. west Of Lake Michigan.
Economy should always be consiiered-call and
examine our goods. part Of which may be found
at prices TO suit purchasers.
Dry Goods.
A large assortment Of Blk. Blue black, Invisible
Green. and Blue Broad Cloths; Blackjack and
Cadet mixed Cashmere. Blue, Black and Cadet
m I'd Sattinet, h'ue black and brown Pilot Cloth !;
Plus, English, French and American Prints va
riety OF new patterns, fine, super6ne. plain and
fie'r'd Alapacca, Nous. Re Lain Edinhoro' and
Highland Plaid Shawls, Merino, Nous. de Lain and
a Sdfte.J VI istuCy ). mara ana LlSy ines,
black, brown and figured Cd Mcrino, variety Of
Irish Linens. Check, Cambricks, Gloves, Hosiery
butkskin Mi,tcns end Gloves. Large assortment
of brown Domestic, Dalley's hleached Shee,Ing,
Ticking. white and red Flannels, &c. &c. and a
grea. variety of other goods.
Grocer es.
Coffee, brown and loaf Sugar, Young Tyson
and Impartial Tea, Molasscs, Pepper Alspice, Gin
ger, Cinnamon, Tobacco. Sperm and TaIlow Can.
dies, Bar and Casteel Soap, Powder, Shot, Lead
Percus. Caps, Indigo, Nader Copperas. Alowes
A general assortment Of Nails, ID al Sd Cd Sd l0d
God
A GENERAL. ASSORTMENT OF HARD
AND QUEENS-WARE.
ALsO-A large assortment Of BOOTS and
SHOES
al kinds Of Produce taken IN exchange
for G0Ods.
Oct Is, S44.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08
-,pr.vC LAND SALE.
.sx,,ns or the United States.

PUBLIC LAND sALE'
v..sders or the United States.
y - ,,.,ancc Of law, |. John Tyler, f. ~
q i,l Tinted States Of America. 20 nefepy
a d the I've known, thst sales will he held at
kbt snu . s Land Office. in the Territory
ues' Il the periods hereinafter designated 10
!: ,na Office at DUBUQUE, commencing
Nhe .be 18th day of January next. for the
s'D ss,he public lands within the unsierincn.
"a ovnships, VIZ;
h''' meridian.
IN JACKSON COUNTY,
~,.hips eighty eighty five, eishty-s'z' o.
es one, eish,y.lour and eishty-fve, Of range
. s,.o.hps eigh.y-eour, cighty.fye, and eighty
sr ',I eghty-four and eighty.six, OF range
g. s.,,o,b;o eish,y-four and fractional township
lave embracing two Islands m lhc n''ss'ss'p
war forming parts OF sections one anu '"e''e'
nnet NAL township eighty. including part OF an
,.s IN the Mississippi, within the limits OF Sec
:, seven and eighteen. r.. c,,
o c 's;v township eightyone including swan
l la sna the par, Of" Big Beaver Island w''''n
''Ds s,mnsh,p. and townships eighty anu
y..;an,, ,ov,ship cightv-onc, including tue
y" "f~p;o Beaver Island within It's limit
v1 p y. Is,.od and the south par, of an Island
No of sections five aud six, IN the Mlssis
!; river, of range seven.
:. If the base line and west Of fifth principal
meridian
r,~,sh;ps eishty-f,ur, cighty-five, eighty SIX
LANE, county, and eighty-seven, Tin Dubuque
IT, =, the same pace, commencing on Monday
a,.s, r,xseyen.h day CT January next, Tor The
.s sl Of the public lands within the townships
ius!ler dcs gnated, VIZ:
y If the base line, and west Of the fifth prlncl-
pal meridian.
na. s,,lovinc are in the counties Iowa anG
ysuton-wcs. of Johnson and l.inh.)
.o,alps sevcnty-eight. sevcniy-nlne, eighty,
syone, eighty three, eish,y-tour, cishty'il'e' .
y.s1, OF range nine.
r.,nships sevcnty-eishs, eighty. esh'y-one
ir.hree eighty -four, eighty and eight, six
a1ge ten.
nnes eleven.
~ss l,s one and two. in FRACTIONAL section tweil-
r., in township ninety-!ive. Of range three.
Lands appropriated by law fer the use ., schools
T,r Or oiher purposes, vii. be excluded from
T. s.los will each be kept open for ,wo weeks
hiss the lands are sooner disposed of') ana no
,s,. anil no private entries OF land in the town.
= - offered will be admitted, until af,er the ex-
rion ofthe two weeks. -, :.
Given under nv hand, at the City of Washing
nj, eighth day Of October. Ammo Domini one
n,.pl eight hundred and foriy.f'nr.
g the President:
Com. efths General Laiad Office.
u.,,cs n ysrr-fmation Claimants.
srr person entitled to the right of prc-emp'i"n
Nv lands within the limits of tie townships above
n.r.,ea is reou,rra to establish the same TO the
faction Of the Register and Receiver OF The prop
and Office, and make payment therefor as soon
gacticabe after seeing this notice, anu before tue
sppop;e for tho commencement OF the public
d The township. embracing the tract claimed.
We designated. otherwise such claim will be for.
a
THO BLAKE.
Com. oftie Cen. LqnI Office.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08
NOTICE.

ZULU give notice to all persons knowing
<aseves to be in my debt in any shape what
and settle the same without further. de-
| wy pe7sons have had indulgence from me of
Noyears standing. TO ,bose would say
Ssa those demands arc paid Immediately.
W md their notes and accounts in nthcr
wv @asction. J. B. DOUGHERTY.
"1'lsOn, Nov. 25. l044.--3w.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08

@RUTCHERlJv,H.
C.. r II. STAHL would inform dealers in
Beef and Psrk in this place, well as atock farm
ers, tina, they are ready to slaughter any num-
Der of cattle or hogs, in the neatest possible manner
and on the most liberal terms. Oct a IA
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08
ystice to Presumption Clntn'anfs'
AGUE AND FEY SER,
Permanently Csss'ed!!!

CDsON'S Compound, or Good Samaritan's
Remedy is the only medicine now sold WHICH
nnove the cause of that disease and afterwards
lore to person their health, and strength. The
|sy will invariably be refunded, if it fails in Gu
Nvided the directions are strictly complied
For sale only at this Office. and by
TALLANT,
end REED, Drugsi~t, Burlington, Iowa.
h. /, 1914.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08

as' Wishing to dispose Of their produce will
md ready market at this store, and the
sFlces allowed.
s5-4w, CLEVELAND & BOLLES.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08
NEW SEASONABI.E GOODS:
AT THE FARMERS STORE.
CHEAPER THAN EVER FOR READY PAY!
JOSEPH A. GREEN,

HAS just received and New
DRIP q O ID SIS
anIu Csme
blue
htanAR Flanns
rocket Fayde
DO blk AID ood kid silk and Gloves
nseg Whacbon
BOOTS O. SHOES,
Mensca randf
hHcn Boots
Hardware e Cutlery:
Ss
tea
alinsfyp
lifting n.sretace 4
GENERAL
gSR S@ss3s5sslsIaAa
Moss Aadde Tobacco Rice Ginger
SoapCa nNesA umC
nalIto the W. have reci
andC Nndow Glass
Roson Nails Windsor Chairs.
Hone Cotton Yorn Ground lam Salt
lendarha 40
and Boston,
advantage
ofg amc napGo
IbeGrep urcAsin
aSgEsgAIg GaZgADI 9A2aoa
Oct
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08
NOTICE..

Nit subscribers have this day formed co-part-
haship under the name and firm of Cleveland
%es for the purpose of trading in Dry Goods.
efes. Hardware, sc. &c, at roolrsbnroush.
MO. Iowa. CHAS. M. CLEVELAND.
HENRY DOLLES.
sa'hOrough, Iowa, Oct. l9, 1914.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08
EDW ARDS G TAYLOR

EDWARDS & TAYLOR
countless "a th
a nn
ELOO.uLVGTOr,
anonswhic hnile
ID Il Y-G o o ID S.
Muedo,
Linen CanIcs
naand aim Ieaf
~ ROOTS g. SHOES.
fine
and chIIe Ciamhoons
Ane lumoes window oas ETC.
HARDWARE.
nandP
ckandKn
~ 80 GROCERIES,.
Peppers Vega; and fancy
Mken Painted pand Maer
Peaches; other
elsewhere
sgoodo
sndetth
RImninnf April
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08

SQUARE UP.-Thosc indebted 10 me by
~ book account, note or otherwise, are request
ed call early and settle the same. Those failing to
pay up by the first of Nov. will have costs to pay
and no mistake oct IL J. r. BENNETT
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08
!. sOrICE TO CLAIMANTS,

s,s sase'signed, Commissioners appointed to
s s'e Claims against the estate OF David
SS"lll meet for that purpose, al the Court
n saturday, the 18th Of Nov. next, from
AN. to 3 o'clock P. M.
ia PARVIN,
,,, PLINY FAY.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08

N ANAWHA SALT-50 bbls just received
IVA and for sale cheap for cash or produce by
Oct IL A GREEN
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08
REMOVAL.
j. Bennett & Co.

AS removed to the brick store, second west
Of III Amer icHousc, on Second street,
Bloomington, low,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08

II vAi.r .sK1NS--6 doz. Eastern Calf Skins just
u ec'danIfar sale, by J. 3. DoueHEnTT.
April i9-24-lf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08

ENLAxsEED aad BEESWAX wanted. for
u which the highest market price will be paid ny
AprIlg-24-if. j. B. DouGHERTY.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08

n AIDES CATER BOOTS.-Ladies BscI
IL and Colored Cater and l-2 Cater Boots fol
sale very cheapby Oct II A GREEN
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08

G. A. SALT-50 sacks G A Salt just ,ceive4l
per steamer Monona, and for SAFE by
Oct II IA GREEN.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08

LEARNERS and others in want Of Good and
IL cheap Goods, will do well to give us a call be.
fore purchasing elsewhere. Our goods have been
purchased principally in New York and Boston.
previous to the late advances, by an experienced
Merchant we feel warranted in assuring puTchas-
ers, that we can give them much better besgains
than others who have not equal facilities for pur
chasing in the Eastern Markets.
Oct IL A GREEN
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08

ANOTTON YARN-Assorted, from No 6 TO IL
~ on hand and for sale by
Oct IL IA GREEN
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-11-08

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,,rN4
nass{
burihJ
| will
Vor,i
II II
MON
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26

member, that position is not imprcgnahe, he
cause ne assumes III and when he submits his
opinions 10 the public on matters Of State policy,
they may not possibly be considered of such bind
ing force, that none but adventures after fame
VIII attack them: or established by such high au-
thorify, that none but those who are "van and
somewhat deficient in modesly" will have the pre-
sumption 10 gainsay them. If il argues a want
OF Judgment and modesiy, and too much vanity,
TO attack the position OF Mr.. Gray, | must GER
tainy plead guilty 10 the charge whether lie
writes his own articles, or employs an agent for
that purpose, il matters not.
A large portion OF Mr.. Gray's address to The
plantcfs OF Virginia is devoted 10 "Henfy.' For
this compliment humby thank him. A por-
ton OF my last communication To The Enquirer
is inserted, as if il was to be gravelv answered.
But no answer is made. The gentleman seems
10 have forgotten his object in kind desire 10
play The lrumreter for me. For this | mus,
again thank him most humbly. And after refer
ring him io his first article 10 that the summing
up oil his items was incorrect. not by four hhdS..
but by 2,04 hhds, and informing him that he is
mistaken, in surprising that have made any re-
ference 10 Treasury Report, Doc. -. | must he
allowed 10 express nv regret 81 the manner in
which "Iuckahoe" has thought proper 10 carry
on This discussion. His confident reiance ON his
experience Is sufficient qualification 10 speak
policy, excited nothing but a smile Even his
ridicuie real or affected, did not offend me. Bul
was panied 10 see one, whom age should have
taught moderation, showing degree OF party feel
Ing, which is the more inexcuSable, because the
thoughtlessreSs of youth cannot be pleaded in
justification. Young and inexperienced as may
be, yet, the evil effect of the passions cngcndered
by party strife has not failed TO excite my alien
ton and convince me- that they are dangerous, not
only to the best interests of the nation but To The
comfort and happiness of every community
Age, then, shonld never lend the sanction OF lis
example 10 unnecessary manifestations OF pas
sion, bu, should stand ever ready 10 condemn
the faults Of youth 10 restrain lis excuses, Ia cor
rect is errors, and firmly but mildly rehuke lis
follies. In discharsing this office, il istruly ve
nerablc; and when thus employed, it will receive
from all, that consideration and Difference, which
none would be disposed 10 give, when claimed, as
due 10 fancied superiority in intellect and ac-
quircmenis.
Mr. Gray SAYS, Eve are done with Henry"
Then, "Henry is done with him. His desire ito
draw cut their merchant has been sratfcd.-
And now bid him adieu rcscrving to myself the
privilege Of writing on the Home Market when
ever i, may suit my convenience and oil attack
ing, whenever choose, the position assumed hv
any person, whatever on questions of State poll
cy and expediency. HENRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
EXTRACT from another Letter:

Nv ASHISGToT. Oct. u.
To-day saw Mr.. Points, the Marshal Tor
Western Virginia. He has lately been 10 Wheel
ing, ard through mos; ot Our Nolli.- western coun-
ties lie SAYS The changes ale decidedly in our
favor, ard ihal our vote in that section will lie in
creased | read Yesterday letter from the in
terror OF PENNSYLVANIA. The writer states, that
in his own county Polk will geta larger majority
Than Skunk. and that stsh will be The case in
MANY Counties So confident is he OF the result
in PENNSYLVANIA that he states to his friend he is
willing 10 let 5000 that Polk gets the vote o!
the Stale. Ny Correspondent from Philadelphia
also confirms this opinion. He informed me,
that the Democrats who voted with the Native
American Party will not vote for Clay. The
Election. YOU know, comes Off in that State on
Friday, the first. Some circumstances have come
10 nv knowledge, which induce me 10 think
that even in New jersey we may be successful
In The Governors election there was not hearty
cooperation. Many Democrats did noi Vote;
but al the ensuing election, all will he united
| can assure Won. that, from all the information
obtain, and that is from sources that may be re-
lied on we confidently expect the triumphant
election of Polk and Dallas by IA very large ma
[ ioriiv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
POSTSCRIPT.
By Las. Evening. Northern Mail.
EXTRACT of a litter 10 nc Editors. lrom

EXTRACT III a litter 10 he Editors. lon
"LsNiScrnS, (kY-) Oct 10
II write to yon in this crisis oil our contest 10
inform you of circumstances here, which should
excite uneasiness among Us. The friends OF Mr.
Cav il is said under his advice, are boa>ling
loudly of The certainty %. their success in Nirs-
MIA, as well as in Pennsylvania and New York
General CacnlS DR.. Gross. and other emi>>are>
from this State are now in Virginia; and Is We be-
licvc lher are supplies OF mcnryto be used in The
canvass. II. j. Bodley, who is one of The Wing
Central Committee in this city, has been absent
in either PENNSYLVANIA or New York, for several
weeks past, as we believe, IN similar Grand
II is very certain that The confidence of the Wings
here has been very much raised by accounts re-
ceved b. them from your State; and they are now
Offering To bet freely on the States ON York Penn
syvana. Virginia, and Ohio. In this state of
things we have deemed il our duty to advise won
of the circumstances that Your vigilance may be
excited. and such measures Adopted rs will lie.
feat or counterfeit their movements They are
certainly using money in considerable sums
Bin lie Edims.-We presume The above let
ter was intended for oG private eye alone: but
we lay it before The pnhlc, with our prompt and
sincere Reply. IIc, in Virginia, defy the Coon>;
their tricks humbugs-gold humbugs-hrswn
bread humbugs-all their enissaIcs and all their
bragadocios. flour friends do their duty. (and who
can doubt il?) we will sweep them from the State
Coombs, Cross, and Willis Green, aud all their
spies and all their speakers NAV invade the State
bu, she will rear her rs'! head aoil like the loi-
ty Peaks of her own Otter, and defy them all
Money they may scnd-hr we have heard of
none of il; and we do not believe it, We firmly
believe, that no man dares offer b:ibe 10 Viz
ginan-and that TO Virginian is mean enough
10 accept money for his voc Wclcll the Key
stone State; we lethc Emrrc State: We tell the De
mocrals OF our own former daughter, KENTUCKY
who ought never 10 have suffered one of our own
native sons (Henry Clay) Ia swerre her from her
devotion 10 the principles Of her own illusrious
Resolutions Of 30; we tell them ALL not 10 fear
for Old Virginia. She rMdoh her duty Eve vcrly
hclievc) in this slea Struggle oiour country's libel
ties. She will stand up Tor her own principles of
1 %. against these modern Fcjcralist>, with Henry
| Clay at the head of lhem-;nd it will not he her
fault, if the Republic is not saved from the hands
of the Dictator Republicans, every where, do
vonr duty, as the Republicans OF the Old Domi-
Mon mean 10 do theirs anc all will be we'll
Again We say trust This "nncrritied Old Com
monwcalih" We claim from to 5000 majority;
and with The blessing Of Providence, and the will
/ of The people, we will gel il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
WARN THE COMMITTEES y.


"WAIIiSGToN, Oct. 9th.
"There is some dirty work going on here, and
deem il proper that YOU should be informed of it.
"1hc Pomback Manutqcin7nc Committee in
this City are said 10 be engaged in some mid
night business, which is no 10 see the light, until
ll>t before the elections in MARYLAND and Virginia
The Fro Irodc Brcad HuseLrc having failed
some other must take lis place. am credihly in.
formed, that the concern 10 which have alluded,
have actually caused a Printing Pres. 10 be sci up
in one of the Committee Rooms in the Capitol
where, with closed doo:s, they are engaged in con-
cocling some further RoniokSiorihee election DAYS
What the matter may be, aas hot transpircd; Tor
no one, except an nquisi'or, is permitted 10 enter
into their dark laboratory. The ,ioois are hcrme-
icaly sealcd-and, depend upon it, some iespe-
rate project is in preparation Yarn hi Com-
matcCS.'' Be on your guard, and proclaim ii 10
the people throughout the State, 10 be on theirs
These desperate men would evoke all The machi-
merry OF Hell 10 carry their purpose. "WARN
THE COMMITTEES ~"