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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-26

At a meeting OF Democrats, held at Jackson g in the
county Of Louisa, Saturday the Goth Of April 1874,
David Richardson, Esq called TO the Chair and
WIN. G. T. Nelson appointed Secretary; whereupon
Major VIM Jackson, lr., rose, and having explained
the object Of the meeting, the following Constitution,
for the organization and government Of Democratic
Association, was unanimously adopted
ARTICLE This Association shall be called the
democratic Association OF Jackson, Louisa
ART. 2 The officers Of this Association shall con.
sist Of President four Wee Presidents two Secreta
RES Treosursr,a Corresponding Committee of seven
and Committee of Vigilance.
ART. 3. The President shall preside at the meetings.
and discharge all the duties appertanng to the Char
In the absence of the President Vice President shall
preside The Secretaries shall preserve record of the
proceedings OF the Association The Treasurer shall
keep accurate account of the moneys contributions,
which may be made by the members of the Assoc'a
ton and shall dlsburse the same, under the superv
sion OF the President.
ART. 1. The regular meetings Of this Association
shall be on the third Saturday in every month I'LL No
vember next Special meetings may be called at any
time by the President
ART. s. As we consider Henry Clay, of Ashland.
Kentucky, the most dangerous Politician and the most
despotic ard vindctive public man in these United
States incorporating opposition 10 his election to
the Presidency shall be required OF all The members oil
this Association.
The following gentlemen were UNANIMOUSLY elected
Officers Of the Association, VIZ
WIN Nelson, President Col. Stephen Farra, lst
Vice President; Henry NJ Burnley, Cd V. P; DR..
Wm S Fowler, 81 " P; VIM. G. Thomas, 4th V.
President
WIN W Anderson, VIM. e. T Nelson Secretaries.
Elisha Jackson Treasurer.
VIM. Waddy, David Richardson, DR.. Archibald An
drrson, John Swift j., VIM Jackson, jr, DR.. WIN.
Meredith, Geo w Payne, Corresponding Committee.
COMMITTEE VIGILANCE.
Thomas Duke, H. Swif William Duke. James
e Hard'man, Hardin L. Duke, Henry w. L1sse,er,
Thomas Bonrn, Woodson Parsons, William Longan,
Robert Duggins, Thomas A. Hope, Tuos. Richardson,
Thomas e. Anderson, Robert T. White, WIN Gam
mon, Anderson Cannon, George |. Gardner Robert
A. Duncan Nathaniel Tailey, Thon,a' NJ ARA strong.
David NJ. Foster, John w. Jackson William u Wal
TIN, James iIoleman Francis Dabney, Rot ert h. Dab
ney, William franklin Johnson, John Walton Lind
say r chardson, James Walton, Atwood Wash Gsr'
land Sims, John Richa rdson, T'inothv y swift An
drew 6. Swift, Reuben F. Foster, c Watson Gentry,
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March I

TOBACCO PLANTATION FOR SaLE-The subscriber is
authorised 10 SELL upon accommodation. the Plantation
of Mr. s. Trueheat generally admitted to be the most valna
ia highly improved and admirably adapted the growth of
bacco wheat clover The situation is extremely healthy,
State of Virginia contains about 200 but 10
suit purchaser would be divided and the buildings would be
sold with about 900 choice land admirably disposed
wen watered with sufficient supply of wood and timber
To an individual OF investing twelve fifteen thou
sand dollars in splendid Estate finer opportunity proha
n,,e,or mr. IN &. Il. Bolts
L. he 77-wf
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GREAT BARGAINS ~ SPRING DRY GOODS.
lpQIL-lsl

GREAT BARGAINS IN SPRING DRY GOODS.
.fPRH.-lsIi.
One thousand Packages of DRY GOODS, amounting
TO nearly 100, 900 dollars, REARED, and opened,
from .7ucti0n aud eisenhere, by
ID H. JENKTNS-who respectfully invites THE attention of
IL. Merchants Fancs and Others examine this extensive
and unparalleled Of Fancy and staple Dry Goods
The following comprises only few of the leading articles
received:
Cloths Cassmeres and vestins, for Spring and Summer
200 bales brown and beached Shrnes aud Shccnss
Cotton Ohnargs Apron Checks, Vesiings, yellow and blue
the extensive variety of Domestic
Goods in city, many Of which purchased before The ad
Irish Linen and Linen Goods Of all kinds, cheap and good,
from y cents upwards
Bnnnefs-3J TIonnes, latest fashions
Bonnet Ribbons, Sprgs and Flowers
100 Parasols and sun Shades, from IS upwards
six and Umbrellas cheap and good
Every kind Of material for ladies' dresses
All kinds Of Mourning articles
Ealcocs all prices from g. s. TO- III etc., and inner
100 pieces Furniture Cacoes from g. TO- III ris and higher
Lace Capes Collars Caps and Muslin Caps Capes and Collars
900 Linen Cambria Handkerchief, all prices, from shilling
White and black Stockings, I2i cents to tile finest
Red Tickinss, ~ CENTS shilling and 20 cents
20 900 yards Thread and Lisle Edpings
White Canton Mattngs, all widths
Fans Of various kinds &c, &c, &c
In offering articles for sale The subscriber would in
vie The particular Of those buying for cash city
.nanes assuring that they will find the Goods cheap
as in any parl of the United States at -
Is i" any i"'' II. H. JENKINS
Linen, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Store
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Property at Sp0ttsyioan,a Courthouse for Sale.
THE subscriber offers his property
Court House, consisting of large Tavern, recently bni :"
brick, with slate roof and all the onousrs ~ soo
der aud the farm attached thereto, containing upwards OF one
thousand Of land large portion oi which stands 10 Original
forest Tie cleared land produces kindly and easily improved
The whole well wacred, and The neiehbohood nc
kab!e for good and health There Is no other tavern
house particulars, apply 10 Richard
Ill., r Richmond, James H. Rawlings near Mansed's T. u,
LEWIS RAWLINGS.
Narrb15 W-wtf
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
TO THE VOTERS OF VIRGINIA


Fellow. Citizens Permit one who feels deep and
lively interest the honor, welfare, and public pace,
of The ancient Dominion, to address you word of
hortation. In times of great political excitement like
the present. it becomes every lover of order, and every
good citizen to exercise mycH forbcarance, and
strain the bitter feelings of resentment, which is the
nii.mity Of human nature too Often 10 indulge
Whilst every freeman should maintain his political OPT
Mons with candor and 6rmness, STILL he should
them with moderation, and with proper respect for
the feelings Of those with whom he may differ. Whilst
ma honest and Intelligent citizens are entirely OPP
posed in their political sentiments they should remem
Der that they are members Of the same political asso
citation, citizens OF the same State, and closely united
by every social and political lie trust that, Wills.
each and all may desire to express their preference
nothing of violence disorder may occur that we
may manifest high regard for religion and law
that will show ourselves 10 be a people, who
yield submission 10 The civil authorities Of the land
SO that stain may attach to moral esculcheon,
the descendants oil q virtuous, chvalrous ancestry
Let US listen to the teaching of that Heavenly wisdom,
which admonIshes us to "be temperate in all things
Nothing good is to be achieved by the swelling waves
Of passion in any cause. Let maintain the as.
cendant and moral principle hold the helm, and then
all will be well, and peace and harmony prevail
April 20tb, 1SIl PAX.
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NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
T. NAiklNS dealer III Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags,
Backing, &c doors below sessr+. Wasworth Turner
Co" respectfully inform Country Merchants, Farmers and
casers generally that his Spring Stock Of BOOTS md SHOES
Will be ery large and having been selected with much
care ani purchased of the best and most celebrated mannacu
The most favorable and advantageous terms lie will
be receiving IN all This week. large additions Ia his stock among
which viii he found oads unsurpassed 10 TASTE
fashion ar yie and also by almost arrival from the North,
such additions to his stock Will render attractive and
plee.
No pGns shall be spared please and give entire satisfaction
Ia all S The closest application and attention 10 the interest Of
my customers, and all who favor with call.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-26

OLD WINES AND LlQUORS-Also, GROCEklES.-i have
~ very large and general Of old Wines and Ii
qunrs part Of wc! have been kept hand Improving, nr ten
then br twenty old My Groceries
fair comparison with the best III the CITY,
quality and price, and cainess in putting of them
The old Wines and Liquors will be found most beneficial
o health, when moderately and Jndicosy used
should be found Increlous as moi to have r and
belief, PLAIN matter Of fact a>-eon let him
call the subscriber, who has bcen regular tempe
gate dnker during the last 30 years Of his lie and not salts
fed with - healthy appearance they portrait of his
uncle years the state Of New York aged
l07 years and ns he drinking fish since the
day he left FereniOsh, then STRIPPING WM. WALLACE.
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ITEM DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the SUBSCRIBER
living the county of Fuvanna on the Risanha IiVer,
miles above Columbia, the 9Th instant my negro
Man COSTLY, six feet high, upwards arse snuae
butt the right and one believed TO De on ms
chn high cheek bones speaks ocraby $40"
when spoken between fifty and hftyhvc years
Garden Buckingham county lie supposed be lurking about
Catersve New Lyncburg he has
and places; he may endravor 10
procure free papers and his free state II
he the State viii give the above reward or Sc
cured in any a tina, him again. delivered to me- at
or without the State and secured so that
81 '"'' "s'''' ~ HENRY w. WOOD
lll-4is
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s,TAp OF THE EAST, OR YOUNG TELEMACHus.- This
- beautiful and finely finished young Horseperaps The hand
soonest America OF the purest Stock on eahwi stanu
the ensuing season at Diana Mills Chambers Mills NJ Mr. John
Jones, Buckingham Court house. Mr. Ro Bolngs MIL Cara
Cumberland Courthouse, Trenton, New Canton, &C., &C
For Pedigree handbs they can be procured
His appearance bespeaks his blood -,
What extraordinary this young horse he has me saaue
rs. action the Teemachusnow more celebrated oi
than any other Horses Oh us oi
'"' 0'"e' @s' ~ ~ c. R. FONTAINE
Apr iiV-ft
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HANOVER LAND AND PERSONAL PRoPERTY-Wilbe
IL WEDNESDAY, Is, day Of ainy next at the late
residence Mother Sophia Snead all The personal property
which possessed The of her death, Consisting In part
of Bacon Corn Fodder Horses Mules Cows Sheep, Hogs
excellent Wagon umbrel Cart the Farming Utensils, and all
Kitchen Furniture consstin. ot the usual va
TgpMsA credit OF four months will be given all sums Of
ten dollars and over, and under cash. -
TIE LEGATEES.
Al the same time and place. will he sold, without limit
serve three tracts OF Land Of which would constitute
comfortable small farm containing 229 adjoining the
lands of NJ another 2 ad
Joining The lands tiormery Rocky Mill act) o A. W Null"
ing The other containing I3 acres, adjoining the
lands of john liarnw aud others
These lands vii; sold Commissioners acting under
decrceal the Cci, Superior Court Of Law and Chan
cery Hanover and the unsod lands belong
Ing 10 the estate cf our deceased father, Robert snead
third cash. and the balance III two equal annual
ms ailments Ia be satisfactorily secured
JESSE SNEaD, com,,,ss;,,,.,s
EDWIS SNEAD, -''''7'''''''
N ANY information will be given by either John Edwin
Snead
Anil 10 lGs-ids
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nNE MORE CHANCC.-The we'll known Tavern Lot, and
" several Pirate Dwellings in grod repair AT Ayetts
Ware NJ the head Of the Maaponi river and
sale mr. rent ON reasonable terms In immediate pos
session viii be given The location Of Ayes Is well known to
favorable capital and business, surrounded by
wealthy county. sustain the mechanic nhabi,:ni
thus located Early applications always do best If made Ia the
Subscriber IN person. or by letter New Town r. o. King aud
Queen county, Va. Il. H. hAhklSoN.
Ami Oh lli-wiw
az Wing requested 10 copy.
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TO TIE EDITORS OF THE ENC UTRER.
DtScrSSfoS IN Essay


DISCUSSION In ESSEN
Correspondent, Who appears IN the Wing OF the
10th inst, protesting to give an account Of discussion
which came off ut Lloyds short time since between
Muscoe Garnett, the Wing candidate and Austin NJ
TRIBE Esq must have been borne that OCCASION
we Judge from his statement and style, quite
far upon the pnons OF maginatlon to have form
ed an idea approaching correctness of the doIngs OF
mortals here on earth Whether disciple OF Mesmer,
or the tenant of flower garden am not prepared 10
decide; but certainly he quite too ethera! and sub
limaled to give accurate account oil the dongs OF
that day. | claim TO be impartial mani believe
free from the bghting influences of blind sarty'sm
and incorporate party zealand thus crcumstanced
am prepared give account OF that days discus
sion Mr. Tribe appeared upon The ground al the earn
esl solicitation Of many Republicans OF the VICINITY and
with the conGdon, pee .aon, believe, that "his evil
however, he was disappointed; and IT being, shortly
after his arrival, announced, that taefe was TO be
NEE ting of The Clay Club, very polite message was
sent tn them, soliciting discussion before Tie people
This being declined for reasons unknown, and Mr.
Garrett ha wing declared his determination not 10 touch
the subject Of Federal politics, Mr. Tribe arose and
addressed the people in an argument OF an hour and
half upon The leading Of the day HIS speech
was clear and fcrcble exhibiting IN beautiful array the
prncipes for which he coptsnding, and presenting
their opposites colors by no means captivating He
made II is true San imposing display Of documents,
md uscJ the IN with uncommon power and effect.
he planted himself upon The facts from the record Of
me rountru-and effective hts FIRE, that every
Wing saw at the necessity Of resistance. Nj
TRIBE ha sing concluded with strong and beautiful
appeal TO his party rally to The flag OF y,
] dsngered By The combined efforts OF ts enemies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-26

IANES H. JUREY COMMISSION MERCHANT, RcHaoND,
Va sells To5acco Flour Wheat and other Produce and on
in hand makes liberal cash advances onlce on
sry street three doors Williams l. Haxas ehoase,
d the Basin Bank. r. n.-x, ~,
F. &c J. s. James Co.. Riehmond Col
John r. Jones' W. p Farish ESQ., charlottesville; Mesrs D.
Tnsey Co Lynchburg May ESQ staun.on; John =; NC
w A. Saunders Esq, buckingham;
.e'~' f' 96-U
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TO NORTHERN TRAVELLERS.

To NOK IIf.HN 7 M I.I.isf.T,: = . ;,
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG IL; AND POTOMAC RAIL
RuAD-REDUCTiON of RATES.
NJ Office hereby given that and after Wednesday, the
~ Eth instant the by the Railroad between Rich
mond VIII bs reduced S., and between Peters
burg and Baltimore IS 50 cts only.
Travellers by thr Railroad reach Washington nine,
Baltimore Twelve, and Philadelphia in wentyone hours after
lea wing Richmond Philadelphia before
BY IN. river left Norfolk; should they he
pused stop Washington Baltimore, they may do
long they please, ard their without charge.
No charge children under years Of age, Others under
twelve Of age, halt price.
Hour departure from Richmond befe 6, A. VI.
THOS SHARP, Agent Of transportation
AuyiIl
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Nj EmiCAL INSTITUTE, IN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
- Inc subscriber the following scheme for private
roa Instruction. and respectfully olcts the countenance OF
u Members OF the Profession. The OF instruction VIII
ace trO Junior and Senior Yeareach of which will
o. diFicd into Summer and Winter Session. The Summer
ess'nn 10 commence April 18TH and terminate September h
March is,.
Tee tor The embracing Summer and Winter Session
~ ddrapc, For either Session separately $40 odrnnee-
e exercises Of the Institute will consist of Lectures Reca
h aud examinations the several branches OF Medicine
ARRANGEMENT OF STUDIES.
NOR GEAR-Sammer Sesson-Special Anatomy; Special
rayoosy Ma,era medica. and Therapeutics Chemistry
"iReS,ssoaIot the Summer Studies viii be added Surgical
Anamy Surgery Theoreca and Practically Theory and Prac
'ce OF Medicine Midwifery.
SENIOR YEAR-Snmmer Session General Anatomy Prin
p.s Pathology Pathological Anatomy General Phys oogy
Aslaon; Medical Jurisprudence. Hnter Sesson-Reriew
Of all the Studies Of the Junior and Senior years.
Ia addition the above the Student will access all
times, the Medical and Surgical under
AIMS House. College nfrmay and PentenIiary aordng him
ample opportunity of obtaining practical nfomalon testing
~ observation the accuracy of The principles which being
t'!,i'ed Address AUG |. WARNER n ID.
kcbmond April 9TH ls44 l07-Gm
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IMPORTANT NOTICE!
4 GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF

TIT !" .I-FD I.IT d
AT lie Town and Country Hat Mandatory, under
The Columbian Hotel, Richmond, Virginia
H. ANTHONY respectfully informs his friends and the pub
lie generally, lac hand and better
than h. has had consisting of Fine Fur Six tassi.
mere Russia Hats Fur Cloth Velvet Seaie Glazed and
Caps Black and ah Wool Hats SC, IN all the
shapes Under the that the
tenn small profits and quick is most advantageous h.
has adopted meind of doing business entirely for cash. and
is consequently enabled sell much lower prices than those
who eve credit.
r S-To his friends in the Country who have paironised
him. his ihanSsto those who have not, liz hopes To
be better acquainted with. Oct 81 iS-wly
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r ATE ARRIvALS.-W & E. P CARPENTER, No ], Ey-
IL change Block invite the attention OF Merchants visiting ls
n OF Bonnets and Hats ever
r,b ed in Market comprising all the different styles oil
Wlo Cypuss and fashionable Goods Of descr ptlon
They ar. constantly receiving additions their Stock direct from
% Nannactory and are determined them for cash.
TO-" a. ~! .1' - $500 " lO6-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-26

nowIIATAN HOUSE. RICHMOND, Va.-The subscriber mas
taken (for of years. of this House and WIN
,n",s rho Imhic CHS. L. DiBRELL
The Powhalan Stables. nc o.
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STRAW GOODS! SPRING STOCK
MARCH ooh, ls4i

". " 7. UNI
pr6nrers ard Dealers Foreign and Domestic
STRaW GOODS, LEGHoR.f IND PALM LE4F HITS,
FIR cash No !, Erchange Block, kehmond IA.
ITAVNG made arrangements for their Spring Trade,
they are prepared exhibit large and fashionable Stock OF
of very description their Manufacture together
with heavy and well selected Stock Of cghorn and Palm Leaf
flats Artificial Flowers, comprising IN all The largest aud
s, desirable Stock of STRAW GOODS introduced into
the Virginia Market. ,.,,
They pledge themselves offer their Goods at prices that w
be, comp1nn with other establishment in the United
states their Stock will At all times be worthy oil
the attention of Dealers, they respectfully solicit call
March % luo-2i"om
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WEEKLY ARRlvAL!-25 CASES OF BoNNETS.
uECgIVEO per Railroad and Steamer Columbus. twenty-five
II r ~ The mos, choice fashionable Ronnets Of the sea-
son which In addition pesen, stock, renders our assnrt
men, unequaed Merchants and dealers are RESPECTFULLY nfea
Ia call and examine stock of onne;s and Hats, winch WIZ
be- offered a, unusual prices AT wholesale, for cash
W l. E. p. CARPENTER, No. ], Exchange Block.
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py THOMAS RITCHIE s. SONS.
.ror,ns of the Richmond Enquirer.

arse t,Ia;s ssk dar'1g .ns s'on
pees daring the rest Of ths year
Gsa' S'a's A'S TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
no,,ys psr snnum and Three Dollars for sir months
to be the osee, remted by mail, post
paya' ~, dollars per annum at the end OF the year;
All aas aIthe risk of the Edior the postage Of oil
.Taas Paid by WriterThe postage OF
..aeev aay account 10 lhe ar
Is & il an extensive business, which -
up u: for nine
lsnia ;-a'is- TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
IN. suuare ofsi1teen 'ines' OF Tess "'s'"'e''"' :
o' .sHInuance, 80 cents .,.a ,.,h n. .avonr.
san ssi-em distance must be aee"mpane e", m
pay q ose advertising may amount 10 Soo per annam
VIA be made o. OF several city friends,
" Atihe isJ 10 take limited number Of yearly adver-
is.rs We deem TO result herefrom the whole
favor g" 'he circulation OF our paper III e
sale dea.e; m, fact, that an annual embarrassment " W..
Try aud from ,rsrv paper, and week IN tcerg oe'
week win be strictly limited howevet 10 lne
square nav pro enlargement beyond the
shall nave the privileges oil asna cost
tsemen Ssxs arc fansadl advertisements .so
Forl saaa'e' 40
j :: twice week. 5
~ 1s,u rri.y and Marriages from the country.
NE v Postmaster in the
tssy wiin case be published. Livery @ ov,S
teea aNe w. mps the eore insist in such case upon
IN. Comma nicaton being certihed oS TIC "an " ~
a. nyrah
All subscriptions shall hereafter he t a.
- ;ns in advance and for year spubiicaon anies
sn GUY shorter time paid Tor in dvance Tor
lime ordered. orasr of INV No W AM un-
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,,,hou, nay meat, from subscriber W ~ -
'ainsd 9Th the conditions single number may oe '
s;noT ~ accompanied by copy Of TINS resia". a ),
"a Tbe names Of subscribers whose ao'it! 10 pay @
20 N. publisher aud who remain iue n
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a.nsn, was due shall be erased from the s OF ~
7" Rtsoluons cf I'll: Editorial Concefucny q;
Thass Resolutions are the results OF tne ;
% ona h- hitter experience CT the Editorial ,etps
~, ,sra "a s.hled nj Richmond, the !I !apua.t
D. ,.s. resolutions determinedto abae he
sc III. p,ess recommend andour a
OF the American presses
~. a,sh custom Cash Payments No CLASS on men mas
80 -, an abuse Credit Sgs:eni t.an the iiios OF
re great difficulty consists III the transition from
&c., The other the Resolutions oil the
have been induced 10 continue seVefai
iii on who In arrears 10 th
We our course. The ofevey subscriber VINO
Ia This n,edramen will positively be cur
al the CONNIE ncement OF our next volume.
THAT IL the Editors o Newspa-
t throughout Commonwealth, TO publish al the heau OF
h,r sner their Advertising and that ey s al
here 10 same and that these prices be always Suc as 10
,iye 4 fair com Ne nsaion for the labor performed
Resolution ofthe Editorial Contention.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!

BOOIS, SHOES, IRUNho, &C
w added former Stock 100 fresh packages and
w Offer al the lowest cash Prlces The most general sso-
Of ladies' srnt!emrn chdrens and servants Shoes,
and bow and o-ans and ootees he found in the
Also superior aud plain Trunks Carpet Bags and Vaices
Those the package single pair,
viii please give a call. LEONARD Il co,
pain street, door below Il. II. Jenkins.
I'm
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r,M LEAF HATS OF the above Hats from No.
TO G. package DOZEN for CASH at manniac
,a,s,,s nrices by w. & E. r. CARPENTER,
"s' No. ], Exchange Building.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-26
% T. DOWNER-DENTIST,

". T. DOWNER-DE-NTIST
ESPECTFLLY tenders his services to the ladies' ana gen
cared 10 orn upon approved principles all operations co
n-c.-d with Dental cleaning fling plugging ana eA
,,,einr Also the insertion incormptbe artificial teeth from
on- to an entire He nay he found at TIE Bowling Green
when no, professionally engaged. =, :,
.nl.T
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m ISHOp MoORE-J W. RANDOLPH CO.. Richmond
ID have for sale at so cents fine lined engraving Of e a'e
Bishop Moore. "a, go,
March % w. WV