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Also for sale by the principal Druggists in the
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-30
IL Mc Editors n The Eaq0rn:

CmRlsri.:spuGG, Montgomery, Aug. g. isil
Yesterday had the pleasure Of hearing the
great questions now at Issue. fully ana ably dis
c,Issci before considerable number OF the people
OF Montgomery and other counties. The debate
was characterised throughout, no less lor the Si%-
nal abilities displayed by the advocates OF either
party. than the marked courtesy ami respect
which they extended towards each Other. The
argument was opened by Mr. Alien Capcrion,
Wing Elcctor OF the adjoining district, who
dcvoici Two hours 10 the dccncr al the lead
ny measures OF his party, VIZ Bank Tarili.
and opposition 10 the annexation oi lexis
In vain did h. put forth ali his ingenuity aud ART,
Ia pro.c that Il Bank was constitutional, because
il had received the sanction u some oi our great
e>t ,ncn--an argument, based upon the broad and
uncnablc doctrine al prcccuc!t-an argument,
in direct conflict with the principles oil Our great
and origiR0l Govcmment-an argument, who!
Henry Clay, in the days oil his Republican faith
has 81 triumphanty and unanswcrably reiucd.--
Mr. Daniel lio.c, our assistant EIcctor, replied
to Mr. Capcnon, hy one oil his best efforts and
seldom have | heard a more triumphant rciuta-
ton of Federal hcresics and vintlcalion ol The
Glorious and orthodox resolutions Of rs and ~.
Ills argument. in favor OF the Annexation OF
Texas. was both able and convincing. In the
discussion al this question, he look position,
which Ill The cioqucncr AMI ingenuity Oh Ms OF
poneni could not successfully as>aii--hnally,
AIcssls Editors the discussion terminated. Our
confidence in the purity and business Of our prin-
cip!cS conlirmcG--0ur energies aionscd-'ircd
with enthusiasm and aidor Tor The great battle Ct
November. we confidently anticipate that in that
great arbitration, the rcyefed decree Old mighty
people will be rendered in our favor As 10 the
prospects oi our party, in this part Of the stat,
lalthau"h have been Il resident here but short
timc,) | am authorized 10 say 10 you, tear MOI
When the votes are counted. they wladmlnisier
Il reh,lhc which cannot be misunderstood by those
who dare 10 claim our own dear Virginia as a
Wing STATE, il the senses ol hcarin" ana seeing
arc 10 b. relied on. Iaiirm. thatthcrc is change
in our lavur Every breeze that blows, whispers
change" In the West. oar oaGsc sweeps with The
inpctuosily ~ t;e mighty f'ahcroi ~aciS; dcrc-
liclion from the WING ranks, ami aIuvlon 10
o;rs. In conclusion, | viii Sav thai when that
great crisis comes which decides Tie tale % par
ti,.~ ritc noble Democracy OF Montgomery, Gi'c>,
and Pulaski. VIII be found a. iifih and imPresHa-
bic as their lime stone hills
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BY THOMAS RITCHIE & SONS.

CoFFEE-l,l5O bags Lasuayrs, Rio, Java and Ar
~ cos;ura
SUGARS 100 hhds. roito Rico
10 do. St CrnN
LOAF SlGARS-lO0 boxes Woolscys and I.Dvetins's
30 do. single Loaf
HERRINGS-a1o bbIs. No
RIFLE PuWDER-i0U kegs Kentucky
BLASTING DO. 800 do. do
RtlSTER STEEL tons
WAREHOUSE NAIlS--i0O kegs
PORT WlNE-l0 qr pipes superior
TANNERS OlI.-50 barrels
SOLE l.EATHER-2 O0n sides
WIlISKEY-20n hhls. ReCtiftd
COTTON YARSS-a0 bales assorted
SALT-5N0 sacks fine aud coarse
HAVANA SUGAR-IO boxes white
For sale hy
DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN, No. 81, Cary street.
An, ~ .ia-3t
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To TIC Eaitors II he EAlMre-:

A . Ht is""''' - t'' S>"I'''''.
ArGrsT T. ISL.
At a meeting of The people of The counties of
Louisa and Goochland composed Of Democrats
and Wings, Mr. Henry NJ. Holland was called
to the Chair, and Thomas d. Shelton appointed
Secretary
On motion, il was
RcSoiicd, That the Democrats and Wings hold
4 meeting al Gum Spring, on Saturday, the 3l>,
Of August, inr the purpose oi public discussion.
RcWired, Tia; committee Of six, composed Vt
an equal number Of each party, be appointed by
The Ct. .irnan, 10 invite the speakers and make
arrangements for The dinner. 10 which ell the De
mocraI> ard Wings o. the adjoining counties are
respectfully invited.
Whcreupon, William Shelton Albert \. Duke,
and 5. J.. Akisson were appointed by The
Chair on the part Of The Wings and Waller D.
I.eakc, Thos D. Shelton and Granville Timlcr
lake on the part OF the Democrats, 10 invite the
speakers and 10 make arrangements in relation 10
tie manner ot discussion.
Restrict, That the proceedings of this meeting
be sigari by the Chairman and Secretary, AMI
forwarded 10 The Editors of the Richmond In.
quiIcr, with the request 10 publish thcm in their
paper, and the Wing 10 copy.
On motion. the meeting adjourned.
HENRY NJ. HOLLAND, GIN.
Tuos d. SHELTON .Ssr'H
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IL liz E.Iitors If Ne Enamrec:


pGIxcr WILLIAM COUNTY, Aug. :, ISL
Gentlemen Having = few leisure moments,
aua,i from the turmoil OF my vocation, have
concluded 10 dcrolc them in giving YOU a accu-
r,re description a possible of discussion tina,
loon place al Brcni>vc on MONDAY, the 9Th inst,
betwccn Alc,srS. Jannry and Smith. The Wing
and Democratic Electors fer This District. II
was ycry generally understood, that these cham
pions would attend i1r the purpose Of addressing
the people upon the great and vital questions
thai divide and distract the public mnd-conse-
aucnily. the people OF III" county, and some from
the adjoining counties. were induced to attend IN
Iarr,. numbers Mr. Janncy opened the debate
in :, speech Of three hours He confined him
sell principally 10 the Tariff. Bank and Texas
questions Upon the practical effects Of The
two hr>I named measures he said bnt little; hli
the burden Of his song seemed 10 be, TO >ho" that
t!ev were Republican principles III support OF
which, he adducc! the evidence of Washington,
Jefferson, Madison. Ac., and that the Democratic
par, Of The present dav is technically the old Fc-
dcral Parry, and the Wig Parry The Simon Pure
Rcpnl ,icans Ii was rrall: amusing 10 hear .
naive o' Federal I.oudoun a,iemTiiD. 10 PROVE
himself and park Republicans, particularly when
i, i rcc0llccict: tina, Lou!Oun waS the only county
IN the on Dnmiuinn that voted against Thomas
Jefferson in 1901. and has been Federal ever since
rather expcc, the gentleman is "Janus-face'i;' Tor
| am quitc certain, ithc were 10 preach snch doc
trines in his own county, they woud cSchcw him
AMI his principles They are very well adapted 10
the climate of old Prime William, but ii would
be difficult to persuade the Wings of Loudoun
that thev were Republicans. Ai,er disposing Of
these subjects no doubt TO his entire satisfaction
he took up the Texas question Mr.. Janney oppo-
scl the annexation because lie considered that il
would be violation OF national faith. Mr. Jan.
ncy j. a gentleman of great courtesy of manner
and an excellent speaker. and must do him tn
Justice 10 say, thai he SUSTAINED! bad cause with
much ability and ingenuity. His Wing friends
attempted during his discourse to cheer him
but it was like angels visits, lew ana lar be
tween" and then very faint and feeble. When
Mr., Janney had concluded, youth, more dis
lingnishcd Tor his zeal than discretion, proposed
three cheers for Henry CLAY, but no one re-
spondeI
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Aug. 90
NEW GOODS

WE are now receiving nud opening tho largest ana
w most choice stock OF FALL. and WINTER iikN
GOODS we have ever had which invite the atirn
,cn of our aud tue uadr generally In our AS
suft,nrut will he found
Cloths Casslncres and Vesiings,
Satinets, krrseys and ljnseys,
Beaver and pilc, Cloths an! F!nshlngs,
Blankets Of every kind
Irish Linens. Lawn aud Sheetins-,
Prints Of all .iylrs,
Paddn.s ana, sail Duck,
Bomtazine, Alpaca AMI MnuSaincs,
EiracheL and brown ShirtinrS ANA Sheeiinsa.
Together with almost article usually iphhu IN
Dry GOODS Jobbnc House, winch We sell upon ibe
rai fair terms and solicit call rym those IN want oil
Goods.
LONDON, UlLLINGHAM Il DGEWRN,
No. ~, Main street:
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RICHARDSON & co.

lREn now receiving nv arrivals from Liverpool direct.
n and the Northern cities, ee aud general as
-,r,ment Of Foreign and Domestic DRY GouDS.
Their Stock viii IN FEW days be complete G. iisistns
~ .m,,s, entirely New Goods, aud embrace great VA
r-ty Of staple aud Fancy artclss-al which they "iil
.rli on reasonable terms.
Also Carp ,nas and Rugs Of every d-scription-'he't
stock Of which viii be kept full throughout the season.
80 -, 32-lIs
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| THRUST SALE-rnrsnant with The provisions nf u
deed Of Trust from Eds in tpslHw l" The tate Thu
Terri Of Kentucky ana was d"y rec tnr"' !, "s
the surviving TIu.rc shall proceed on The ;th day "l
S.,rmber 1871 10 sell, according IL the requirements
of sa deed aud the order prescribed by Mr. H. Up
shaw, all the property ii-r-in conveyed CONSISTING II"
part ,,o 49, = g.
l. OF Maple Valley, containing 800 acres OF line
land with excellent improvements.
. From % 10 10 valuable Slaves.
3. Household and Kitchen Furniture
d. Stocks nf all kinds, Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs,
Carriages and Farming Utensils
s. A large stock Of fine old l'randy. .
q The Farm in Cauinc called Maps Neck, contain
inc eco acres of superior land
:. The farm on Pi-catoway, called Bohlnans, con.
tanning 3l0 acres !, a, : ,oc
acres. "a, o,; .,,.;,;,,
81. acrrs, with improvements
10. One half Of Bohtnan's Mill.
H. The small tract called Aliens al 100 acres. w
H. A tract Of Woodland, Of 100 acres, adjoining WI
liam lucheson. ;,c nil,
10 Lot, with House On ~ w Tue ei'y " "'s"
mond. 49,, ,uI ,,,,
Is. The inercs, II Edwin Upshaw, in the State OF
ohn in certain Lands ana their profits
i6 The interest of said f'rs!aw IN Lands anu the'i
proi,s in Hopkins county, krhtneky. mn,
~ The interest of said Up.nw i'll Lands i'll Ballard
county, Kentucky : . ,, - ,b
OIo above Louisville in the name nf John ulsnaw
TO- The interest of said Upshaw in Lands III ieHas'
on the Medina and Colorado. ,r,,o
al The interest OF said UPslaw in the LANDS Of tnc
lat, Jnhn Renno.ds, IN Greenbfier county and else
u The in,eres, of said Upshaw in the Estate oil MIS-
Allen. So, y,,., ,,J a, II, ,,c
adjourned from day TO day. aud from pace ~ p'ate, -
h. ,,n,,;on of The properly may require. The proper
~ in Knr & Queen will be sold in King .alrenclaI
=; Caro,ine will be sold in Caroline ana thai w Essea
wi he sold IN Essex :, r. ,...i,.
Tbe " Ior property vii. be sold On credit Of Twelve
months Bonds, with approved security, satisfactory
~ The Tru,ee will be required in all cases before 'e
nropsr,y Is changed or removed
Selling ns Trustee shall convey such right as lie
deed Of trust places me, which is believed TO be per
feet. on,.oS c,~,,;,;,o Tus,ee
a~y- The sale above advertised will be male WIN my
enyye approhalipn- IN the mean time, IL WIZ give
me pleasure to show any OF the poperY ~ ns.
may desire TO purchase. EDWIN 81 n,i
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THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS,
Importers Of Dry Goods, Hard@arc, Cutlery anil
(,Ups

HAVE REMOVED TO No. LOG, MAIN STREET,
The tenement with twosiory Granite Front, Ef xt
10 Mr.. William Mitchell.
I'VE undersigned will receive IN lew uays. ~ the
I h,,s .Rob Roy" AID "Richard Anderson,'' from
Iy, tpoo direct their Fall importation. In th'ir Dry
Goods Deradent. they offer the very best Goods 20 be
OIL ned in both Foreign and Domestic mari r,ssIch
~ t.,is i,Iaukpts Nan; Cations Fiannels, Wo"lenS
II every Kind servants wear, lfish L'Len, Prints
Hosiery &C. In The Hardware Department, they tar
a large. beautiful ana unusually varied assortment
all of which they pledge themselves t sell At prices
a low as may be fonrd at any other hcusr in The rly
THOMAS Il CHARLES ELLIS.
,.n q 27-if
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- ----ssasssi=ss' = -s7--s's--s-'7 's' - - .
HIST PUBLISHED
JUST PUBLISHED.
And f,f SHE 6y j. TIRROCK,
TIE VIRGINIA & NORTH CAROLINA
A L M A N A c K:

EOT 4
CALCULATED by Davii Richardson, ot Louisa
" county, Virginia, containing, IN addition 10 me
usual Astronomical Calculations iisi OF inc ,i's W
VIRGINIA and North Ca1una and the Representatives, IN
Congress. III. Senate and House Of Delegates OF nirel-
MIA. Songs: Mamma is very particmar-Ihe hn. :
Bride-and tie interesting Song of the Gsmoleis ne
beautiful Il. scrip i'm of the progress OF Man tnrnnsh
f. from his birth 10 his resnrecilon-The Male fiiit-
The Relufn-In Happier Fiours-Be kind-Aiieu !" A
Friend-on Dranty-The Clergy arEIase-Enisma-
Some useful receipts, &c, &c. "a
Aug 10 ~
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po,,ovr LIMBS FOR SALE.


rJ,lE subscriber brirg anNi"u, I" sriur par ~ NY
Ncyrrs IN the south west, has determined /" sell
his Berry Hin Estate, in MeoAlthhlirs county. - J. -
,uateL on the South sid. III The river twelve mites -
o,v r iune;lon ur tie han and Sialinon, immediately
nm The stage Rc,d from Randolph Maron College I"
Rir,cyay on itr Rae :. aud Ga,inn RAILROAD, and III
the vicinity Of Bu;alnr ~prinp> and those ~ " arr u
rntnty North Carolina IL contains about fourteen nun
drrd acres two hundred a. which e Low erohn1s, st't-
raj feet higher than usual, und not -e,"i 10 hs "h
r river nine hundred IN original woods, very Sne!i-
rr tobacco and whra, land three hundred acres c'are'!
ard ,,.y i,;pos-d. Upon this estate Is large ana
cnmuiodious dwelling heiise. with Twelve rooms h''''!
finished and has every outhnse ahd c"ii'' lielee, al
in good repair. -. ,.,, ,,,; .
There i, M Episcopal and Methodist Church within
null. III M. dwelling, AID Presbyterian within 'iir
nile There are large Manufacture: Mis- ia
fur miles either oi which w!rat can be transported
from the plantation lay water carriage.
The plantation is y ell ~aicred with Numerous -fin.S;
m. cleared Lands arr under excellent fences, all "rzn
,afIzed and well in .rd--rs AMI c"'tr nave ii'i
large family the piiit 'tion f'r Twelve lt1'- ANA
have never had al bil,iars or a.nt aah I'Ntt-
There Is also 4 fctilcmrE' nr"r tr aver " III cWi
oyrrsrcf's house md other At, HNIn:ps, >l' IL
rond barns a " heat marinr. Sc. Should any perl
~ ls arrrI Estate VIII sell five hundred arfrs more,
adjoining. h .Gi aces Of rivei low grounds, and the
baaucc unclear-d tnLaeco land. VIII furnish the nr-
chaser with any quantity u; corn aud rr"feider al re-
duced prices.
Persons wishing 10 purchase would DO well 10 tie
present crops The land.
viii lake part wio.e payment III Negroes, ar MI
nuke the terms ace on.np Ga ne I" tin. purchaser.
NA1Hi. I. GREEN.
Be.i. HI, Mec.l-nhnrg county. Va.
r. = Addicss To Wordsworll's, y. Z.
Auc. ~ It'll
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varr,BLE REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE

EAII ABLE REAL - ! \ y. tbh NlI'i.
OFFER nj private sale my Farm IN Marengo c"rnty
L South Alabama. Il contains nton, three hundred
and scventy-hve acres OF the best tanebrakr Land Il
considered an exceedingly healthy place, and inincdi
arrv contsou. good ucchbos. IL ndj"ins TIE la"d
Of Messrs George II. ainge, Edward Baptist and Phi
lip j. Weaver.
From the fertility IL tlr land The h,allhIne-' Of i'
location AID convenience h na;iaaiinn II presents IN
ducement- thu.e wish /" tile in The hest c"t'oi
region of Alabama rttri: offered.
The farm rented ias' year for about seven hnndTct
dollars aud is rented Ibis sea; .y The -ame L. nas Il"
thu same amount I, * III hish state at cultivation
with all necessary buildings on II. The G:n aGd screw
mr., nearly new, and TIE farm IL well supplied WIN ~
ce.nt water. One Of the gentlemen, Mr. u. illcf"t
who rented part of the ilud Ia. year in'uf'ncd me-
short TIN. sincr tlt lr uly worked FIVE hands, t"n'
al IN, IN his cock and he Sold upwards If fifteen hun
drcd nlars worth Of cnnn, after losing large poitoi
of his crop fer thu want Of hands l" pick II out.
Mr. f. IIucru't, living IN The place. or MtsSrs kct
ard H. Adams ar George H. Minge. viii Sow II Ia an.
ION disposed 10 hny J viii sell bargain III th'
farm and make such arrangements Is I" the payments
IA win hc accommodating Ia The purchaser
Ny Post Office Is, lt'chnivnd, virginia
IN0 u. GREGORY.
Richmond. Va Aug -, is:i. 32-if
ir.y- Wing will copy ~ country paper II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-30

EPSOM SALTS &c.-l5 casks EPSON Salts
IL % barrels Cnpperas, prime green
10 casks Spanish Brown
10 casks Venetian Red
Receiving for sale, by ALEX. DUvAI. & CO.,
Aug 9 25-wu No. l47, Main Street