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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

The Wing Convention adjourned, finally, on lo
night, at II p. NJ Addresses were made on
evening by Messrs. lvanhoe Cooke of Flnvanna
MEL OF Richmond City, Janney Of I.oudoun, al
valed'ctory by MIR. Leigh Before the breaking .
friend of Mr.. J. Nj. Bolts proposed tina, Mr. B sh,
be made Elector for the broad surface u; the
State Of Virginia. thus riding over the t~o great
ern and Western Electors, the seventeen Dat
Electors, and legion of sub Electors The propo..
was about 10 give rise 10 q "scens, and twas "
drawn at the instance of some ot the old hesdj.
feared to endanger the baasted "haTmony' oi
WHO nation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13
AN ACT-Changing the Cour, Days Of 60
ttaraiu ,rnvt,o,aI

BE il enacted by the General Bssent!g, ~
Circuit Superior Conr;s of Law and Cnauceff'
counties Of Roanoke, Lewis. Randolph f'sfooa'
rson and AlberaT!e sha! be held at the : a'es /.
after mentioned, instead OF the times uoa rsf+f
law-'hat is 10 say, the county Of R'on'Ae o
Thursday after the third Monday IN Marcf aHa
the county Of Lewis on the 20th day q Apr 80
2Oth day of September; the county Of Rad l1'
9Th day Of May und the Sth day OF O;tobef; 'hT y
of Barbour on The 18th day of M.y and III l'''
October; the county Of Harrison on The - b :,
and the 18th day Of October; the county Of ~ y
on the 18th day of Nay and The 18th day OF w. :,
and the County Court of Lewis on the s'co'o -
in each month; and The County Court OF b'ah.,
be held on the third Monday IN each month '''
the times now required by law. 70.
This act shall be in force from and after TIE -
Of March next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

DR. James Jones feels sincere gratilic {
honors he has received at the hands oi The co
Democratic county of Bucking ham-btI ict''
by imperative considerations TO retire from oa5.
While he fully appreciates lie kind mo.y,.
have induced some Of his friends u bring l;,l {
again, he is compelled to announce in the prs III
that hr will not be candidate either fer the s..
the House Of Delegates
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

DEsERTIox. Tuesday last The United States
ffieate Rartan surrounded by ice, which formed
complete bridge from The frigate the shore. About
th,tythree of The hands took advantage of the o7po
,unty thus offered them to deser, from the frga'e.
which they dd by running over the ice to the shore
Several Of them have been caught and taken hack
lPeaasytraaia, Feb !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

AN ACT changing the time of holding '1'
Court oil Prince Edward a..
BE 1t enactrd by tie General .7ssemmA
County Court of the County of Prince E1~''' ,
hereafter be held on the third Monday IN f'''
instead of the time nom required BY law. a
THIS get shall be ID force from The fss7'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

EOR .1HE TiQ Us
Mr.. Wise is conlirmed-ard whom mi to
gent Republicans of the Distinct give us for b. 50
sor' Two citizens of the Eastern Shore say, ,ha .
Baylg should be the candidate, aud w,i. BE- tie
and what citizen in the District, Whist cI,zen ~
State, will do better, than Thomas II. BaJl l.
man Of elevated iples-of em,nen; taitCs
yond any other man OF my acquaintance, s..
succeed WISE, and 10 grace The House of Reprs'
tives What say ye, Voters II the Eastern az y
ern Shores A VIRGIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

~ II being understood that r T Daniel, ESQ
Wing Elrct"r of this District, wi, address the PEG
Of KING ~ Queen the fourth Monday OF tins mon
February 26th) Robert G. Scott, Esq one ofthe 1
mocratIc Electors of this District, being invited BY
Democratic friends Of KING X Queen, will, We unl
stand, meet Mr.. Daniel on that day in public arl
ment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

lis. is now ready AT the Enquirer Office, 81
those who may desire o subscribe for themselves
friends 10 the new Weekly Democratic paper, SO.
be published IN tins city, may register Their nsg
Members of the Legislature, who may wish To-
scribe, can do by ealing the Editor al TIE c.
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BOLD ASSERTION EXPLICITLY coNTRApIcrEo.

BOLD ASSERTION EXPLICITLY CoNTRApICTE3
We have seen with much regret the controversy
which has been gotten up and carried the Globe
between a friend of Mr. Polk and friend Of Mr.. King
in relation to the Vice Presidency The manner oil
conducting that correspondence can certainly do M
gnod to our party or to either oil the very distinguish
ed gentlemen whose names thus been brought BE-
fore the public. We ask them to abandon it-for we
have disputes and divisions enough already in our
ranks BE that, however, as 1t may, we come forward
tbs morning u contribute mite towards the har-
mony of the Republican party. Washington cores
pon6ent ot the Y Aurora has on two accas"ns cha,
Cad with attempt press Mr.. A. Stevenson upon
tie country the candidate for the Vice Presidency
Ia one letter (ci 9th Frbfuary,) he writes:
"Pok OF Tennessee is TO be run of the track 10 make
room for Andrew Stevenson of Virginia. This is the
secret of Tom Riches advocacy of the Baltimore
Convention. Neither Col. Johnson nor Col. Polk can
be Vice President Stevenson will and must be the
man, or else The Old Dominion will kick The bucket
over.
In the next letter (of the 7th) the scrbber writes
"Colonel King of Alabama, and Governor Polk OF
Tennessee, are the most formidable competitors
ind they and their respective friends have been pted
against each other with the object OF making Nil
kenny cat business OF the contest
"Tne Globe has despatched Col Johnson by BELT
Ting him, and it daily tanning the embers OF dlscord
between King and pix Senator Walker has long
since been run from the course, as you have seen.
~ lie real object Oi Mf ' an DuleH, nF benton,
Mr. Blair and Mr. Richie IS u get .3adre,o Se1snsol
of Virginia nominated as the candidate for the Wee
Presidency, and they will succeed in their designs, il
Mr. Van Buren, himself is not driven from the field
So far rs We are concerned, We do not hesitate to
declare, that we not acquainted with better man,
than Andrew Stevenson for THIS or or The highest post
under the Constitution than he is IT it depended up
on our voice alone we could not hesitate TO make him
the Wee President. But have taen steps to pre-
mote Mr. Stevenson. We will taxi none. II the Bal
limore Convention should think fit % take him up, we
shall be happy 10 support hln Hit dos not (and we no
no prospec, Oft, will cheeruy support any
dida;e whom they will nominate to tie people. vlrgini,
yet made poi such stuff, as oy from the great
interests and oihe Republican party because
she cannot push her sons inc Office. She will
support any citizen, whom her sisters in full commu
mon assembled, will select for The ice. As for our
selves, is not only grauous assertion, but gross
caumny 10 say, that We advocate he Baltimore Con
vention, because we wish to have Ir. Stevenson no
minated We 60 upon higher gronds And highly
as value Mr. Stevenson, every way, we mus, 60 FOL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

These Wings are magnificen, fellows Thu.
every thing upon such large scale They ~ -,
"'nake their whales szeabe, az Dean S,.if, al.
but all their schemes are vast, oil their measure,
ntq"e. For examEl-, the Clay Club which u,-t -, =
ty Pon in the county Of Prince George, or the n
January, resolved, Isl, - add 80 members IN the m,
DER OF delegates already appointed 10 end tie W.
Convention, held IN Richmond on he 7,h ct F.h,, /,
iast-und, 2tly, al tie Hdigs in tbs count, w-,.
pointed s'ap-dash, Drlegat s 10 attend the Wing Y,.
Men Convention 10 be held in Baltimore in Myo',
Al The Wings IN the county! According 10 tn, MIA.
Virginia ell me will send sone ten thousand delrg,t..,
The Young Mems Convention in Baltimore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13
j. G. GREGORY IL Co.. Managers,
Office on Main % door beo Mcia and I4th Streets
RTcHAosp, ViR6isrA.
S50 000 $40 600 six 1l0

IS prizes OF 81 900 are S75,000!.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Thy authority Of Corgrrss) Class
A. 1874. positively drawn Alexandria D. C.. satu
dv March Q l5t under the sunn'rndance Commissioners
appointed by the Mayor and Common Council.
Nn.ru .c.,fS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

IL NoTicE.-A meeting Of the Democrat
bers Of the Legislature is requested in the ;
Chamber at o'clock this evening. Punc,oal 81
ance is desired. a MIA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13
RICHMOND DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.


Atum meeting OF the Democratic Association OF the
c,v of Richmond. held at The Concert Room of the tx
change Hotel on Saturday evening the 10th oil Februa
~ 1871 Capt VIM. D. Wren in the Chair and John
Lynch acting as Secretary.
Tbos Richie offered the following resolution, which
was adopted:
Rssolred That committee OF fifteen be appointed
70 re- oryanizs aud extend the Democratic Association
If the civ of Richmond to enllge It's number and
increase lis energies
The FOLLOWING persons were appointed by the Chair
v;y. Tbomas Richie, Samuel ID. Depoon Carter NJ
I,rnxton. William Wallace James H. Pondrxter. Capt
Clement White, Daniel S. Mccarthy, John Lynch
Robert J. PELHAM, DIR. +. d. Robinson. William II
Dickinson Thomas Prmberton, George w. Gillespie
James b. Foster and John D. Quarles
VIM. Wallace, Thomas Richie, Robert Ridley oil
Southampton, Thomas T. Giles, and Carrier W. braxton
addressed the Association.
The following resolution, offered by Thomas Richie
: was adopted:
Rtsotr.d, That committee of ten be appointed fol
the purpose of reporting resolutions, or memorial IN
opposition to the Tariff system.
The following gentlemen were appointed by the
chair II constitute SAID committee, VIZ 1hos Richie
Samuel D. Denoon, Robert 7. Wicker, William ii
Allen Carter NJ Braxton, Rober, & Scott, sr, jas
A seldom. Thomas r. Giles, Francis Wicker and
John Lynch.
On motion of r. r. Wicker, the foll)wing resou-
ton was adopted:
Resofrtd, That committee Of five be appointed tc
reply to The Address OF the Wing Convention recently
held in this city.
The President appointed The following gentlemen to
constitute said committee viz Thomas Richie, Tho
mas r. Giles, Robert L. Wicker, Garter NJ. Bra1ton,
| and James A. Seldom.
| On motion, the Association then adjourned.
WILLIAM d. WREN, Prest
JouS LYSCH, SEC H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13
A CARD TO THE pEoPIE-A NEW ERA IN MASUFAC-


A CARD TO THE pEoPI.E-A NEW ERA IN MaSUFAC-
TURING,
HAVE been encouraged fom the naering increac ot my
business enlarge manufacturing department nj the same
enable prnc- article second Ia
have adopted the most useful, modern a"d 'ae.1g
improvements the aud have engaged ;he most competent
aud lrst oIii a.!r. concentrated an IN
raa'clcd Utility i' nce"iy ard tact. INTO one soil"
l'Ia'aas s,ali (wi and swift hand aad WIN.
cnapira Ia render , petty and scatter all
p,rrs oi evil ntei th.i before The lHds 81 crch
NJ onward upright Dd iolcsin" juggling II" drcf
putting ;hc wires behind the 1910 no
ives oi which more on but always al M own BUSINESS a-
iy odnie my friends End The public and car make
Hats OF kind o.d the shortest n"e Of fine texture
and cheap for cash. Of ali grades trades oil
the city county. The following I fne as:
For No Nua Beaver Of the same qualify selling general
for SIS, ST. fer fine Russia liats such n are selling
by others So 80 aud 81 price 3d. inE excellent short nap
silk fur bodies OF the quality selling by others al
s. So price 81 80; Round Taron ia,l for ch
dren, 81 So Remember the hare, WIN. IT, kEESif',
Fashionable. practical, aud price Halter
- Dato street, near Holiday street. Baltimore, Nd
sa-2l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

by Me- Ridley the 100 600 standing s army will refuse
LONGER be rubbed up dazzle the eyes of the people,
We are impressed with the superiority of our cause,
and the Justice of our principles and all have col
to do is to surpass the enthusiasm Of the Wings;
up our 10 establish
mi down all competition between rival candidates IN
our counties. and to call upon the people 10 meet them
selvee and select their candidates for The Spring
Elections Let us strike bod!y-unlt. with brett
ren-prevent all divisions IN our ranhs-pu, forth one
hear, and one hand-and adopt constantly Tor our watch
word. UsIos and ACToN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

I WILL TAKE THE EEsPONSBHLTY.-Tf purchasers ee
morally would interest IN the selec
lion Of PAM Fores they wod neither drnend upon their
nnr that Of their agent. but would throw all the
sponsibiiiy upon The shoulders of the seller
and beautiful of Pianos hand at prices vary
np from 30 to GOa doars f. P. NASH,
BOOKSELLER au! Dealer in Piano Fo,tes, Petersburg, Va.
II e9-eu6iif
GROUND PLASTER.-20uU iirces Ground Plas:er of 500
~ pounds rarh fem inbec aanuiacofy We are selling
AaHsT Of The ManuiacIrers and the quality we
sell. DAVENPORT & hLi.EN.
Feb. IL e9-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates Packages
the Splendid Scheme will receive the prompt
ton and of the drawing will be after
it is 10 all who order from Address
J. G GREGORY CO., Managers Richmond Va.
feh. ~ s9-2aHtd
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LATESr ARRINAI.S.

HiaABiipOk. hase iu.i received at
'a.st >'afe Monroe =. between Nam
-f'.t Sfk TNhts Steel .rd Cid
- SEE and Gii Pure Muuunrs
~ Bfaarbc-, Bnsie Necklace. and
Jei Shaw Pa, Pocket 1at
I'm ivory inc Taaih Combs. Badai
=. s-fmau Plre. with C1lna btW...
>a.- Gti Neckiaees, Brglr Bead.
Il a'ehrs- Shaving Bnshrs Meia ID
e.s.ea Pocket and Rsdlnr Camh.
a}'r' Compound SHAVING SAP
hH'e' DO d. Efa.ufe kaiyes
'sf - ,hsfps and between, u ger.
~ e a-fi,aiet, Corset AID Boo, Lace
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,oafTIIING NEN.

HHRE 4 co. have mar opened 4
3 FURNISHING WARE
p Nafh Howard Balum f..
ne Whraf6eid I'm ~asFe
90 hsnd az etfeasiyr assaft
il arlre, Cunsry - q rman
49, sanet and Britannia Nare.
aaa. -. Tea Tfafs pl al. kuf-i
i.l. aale. lu, Wooden ant Nllisw
r nr0oms MAJ &c.
tt Furniture, cooking Itces J..
.sff 4 asclul and fancy H5H#t
mmesc.ng house ktepng VII
- sfacle ior Their convenience Al
~ aes York p'icca.
Variants aud others visiting Ia liz
ali.
'sa 81 90 c4mmfssson a. the man =
Ne y Howard Fl. Baltimore.
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VI " ARRIl Al,

. 80. 'ahJOA. Fauciy Drslers Monroe
wan add Asfkei-hsvs ju.f fe-
H.. ~ escorted si1es. Ct.gman's
a. isi tmb-aed Csfis 10, painrlog
r. ION. ais1. fmh.s.ed Card. l1f
No.. superior Drawing Pencih.Red
9 a.... i'ei sfzes IN p1und racksge.
- h'ne and Ivory seals plain afd
IT,, ettlr. PAX Saaeer.wo,len
1e. nc ere " eden Wafer Ba1e,
af.u g. b'a slsrl Psn.. Alden. Pai.
= -. ae's' Pnnlet'. Blank Cari. a.~ar.
se. 80
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} fGEitED hs dar. nj MCAl LAMS. 10
U y Alnin af-3 . fine Ssn otter Cais
3l dog Naskmt Cans, 80 don IIur Seal C,pi
On do ssa'ci 10
- d. aeni. Cloth Fur lrlnmcd Cai-
- do YOUTHS do da -
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IN Ia 40 q1d rbllren's Fancy d.
} d. Cent, Flocy new atylo do
ia In H. and Yania.s Ncvclccn ID
. ID ID DO Glued dbl r
winch Will be .ol1 NJ Whalcynlc ~ ReiaI1 NJ tho
very Iawea prce- ft Ca-h Couorr, NJ, hani'
nad others who wish 10 purchase VII find II great,
" 10 lbelt advantage 10 call md cromine my socs
at lhe sisa Of HE Bir BACK Hat
sep 81 4 { M'CALLAM
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RIRLEs, RIRLES,

BIBLES, BIBLES,
UUSr received. large assortment Of Pocket
- Family and School Bibles splendid article
prlce from g. els to $1,000 and for sale hY
sepl7 w J ROBB. Cor Main and Union -is
uNLACK MUSTARD SEED WANTED, loi
Ii winch The highest pfiee will he paid IN ca.t
~ eplT OLIVER PRYOR
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DavIcs First Lessons IA AtIlhmelc.
. DaYles' Arlhmeur
Thy To DO pt Teaohers)
J baxic5' Algebn.
hey n DO for Teaeher)
1 Dlefe-' Elementary Geometry.
s. Dawes Practical Geometry.
ADVANCED eouRsE.
DIVES BpurI9n'' Algebra.
. DaYie- LcpcnJfes Geometry
3 Dawes Elements If Surveying
DaYie. Analytical Geometry.
5 Dawes Dif and Int Calculus
t Davies Descriptive Geometry
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l,toTIlS -JB& r b MARSH. ~ ia
J easae.l The Cheapest lot If Cloth. ~ r
emf. ia, IA. ever been offered ~ lhi' mafAei
sep &c
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" AIUAEIE SCHOOL RDokS-fo sale by
Jim llasWcl. Gaisn street, Wheeling =.
Agent ur tie PuhI-hrts
Can.tanlly on hnnd lie larsesl assorimehtof u.
dioif Msse{ianeons anR School Books 10 be meet
,lh 10 lie West Also. BLINK Books. Plper aqE
Nfatanrtq Of every description. all Of winch il OIL
icrcd for sac nj the lowest ua,h prices B1etsecrs
aud Merchants from the interior are invited 10 "a II
and csamine uf themselves previous to purchasing
c'.cWhcre.
Ptua7ek'. EnlanI.-Ptnuock's improved edition
1t Dr Gai1.milh's History ui England Win eagfav-
Iug- ga VOL
Pluuaca'. Greece Pnn1cl's Improved edition
at Dt Goldsmith Grcoee. Nth engraving. eu wood.
Piuueck. Rome. -pnnoek's improved edition Of
Dr. GodsmIhs Rnmo. VIII eaffayiuRs On wood.
DrG5ldsmihs Nuiunl History abusged lor the
use Il schools, with loo ne~ aud hands9me In
gfuvHzs
DAVIES. NATIONAL SYSTEM or MATTE
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GRAHAM & BELL.
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4 ALL and SOC some NJ tho prettcsi aud lhfra
\ 1Pie nl Cassmetcs md Vcstines. jlsi opened
md fef sile ohtap by GREER & NOTE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-07

rax CusMrRLASD VALLEY RAILROAD BaiDoE
,rsoy,p ny FlkE.-SEvsRaL LWrs Losr.-
ssh.,,, > o'.,ock Ncjpe edAY afternoon last, the
sssnherland Valley Rsiroad Bridge acrcSs the
SSuas,nehanna Harrisburg. Pal was discovered 10
sosts rc IRE Ere started about half way between
~ "o6osite shoc aud ,Ae lsard, which is about
ts ri,aIta OF the river Their u pretty hisk
,d tom ,hs northeast, ana in about Is mioutes
Mai o; tbs bridge 10 toe opposite shore was en-
"a. "a consumed, together with u small house on
The shore.
The Harrisburg Tatei6geaeer SAYS:
,the mean TING. the flame slowly bu; stcndy spread
se . We Pas Icn nfo o the Ea SS ssneem
gan enveuped IN flames, and ieli crnSing the
s ~. t,,ep;y four span were entrcly consumed
,hs 6h span from the shore this SIDE the flames were
sas srres;el. bn, by means WHICH unfortunately
- several Of our cI2ens. md seriously injured many
h and G poe S a % the Ss e eh Gfs Sd !. s
@ ,aecn the two pers and when the fire reached this
gS aafrrsng but when it burned through, contIary to
sss,ao. the whole span went Gown, ca:ryn; with il
sn The pom, and the pier crushing several between
= ,rnlrrs aad hanging ct bodies horribly and
IAN Shers Carried scasccSS the Sc,e whose
IN, arc dcsgared oi. but who learn sti living. *
sI that there m he Others beneath the inbers who
h, yet bcea found rs several hats have been picked
e Sk,ch ,hcse ere no sayncrs
me n the country The Railroad cars ran gve' the top ard
sssh ", carnage way qnd o ,So P c u was something
,sa will BE- loss 10 the company, and great neon.
s,,1rsoce 10 the community.
Tie fire dSuo,ess originated from spark icm Locomo.
lie.
ANOTHER CANNON BURsr.-We regret to record
the fact that the celebration yesterday did not pa
or without accident. In fing a salute last even.
ipc sufficient time mol allowed between The dis
charge aud the reloadng of the cannon ard acharge
exploded while they were rammirg il home. We
un !ers,and that six persons were injured, three
slightly and three dangerously. Louis. Jour.
A REscuE.-A son Of MIR. Ersstus Goodwin and
a son OF Mr.. Dcnslow, were yesterday rtscued from
dfo~ning by the presencs OF MUD, and cxertions oil
Col. Waterman. Tney had both broken through
the ice above the dam on the lillc river when per
ecrved by AIR. Waterman, who rushed ill., and al I'M
mne n DANCE The generous act has
been warmly and deservedy appauLed.
Hartford paper.