davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

show forth her entire strength in November I'M
less the .yarminls make some show oiopposi'ion.
We understand they intend giving free Lart "a,
cue on some day in August, and will attempt, with
the aid Of hc Souhcln Arnold, 10 Bof'a up Coon
cry in Thai .,IoriorIs old Democratic stronghold
We wish them JOY OF their champion.
'AIr. baskerville informed distinguished
member Of the Republican party on the aay oi
the discussion. fhm h. rorld "6,g ne HSt"ff"a$ ~
his constituents rih 5ejyeateD ne Senn'o''"t ,t.f-
Hon nex winter. This course IS hiShiy cteoila-
hle 10 that scn!lcman; it is manly ana nonotaoie
Ii he carries out Tire views oil ms constituents w
other questions also. his deserved personal popu-
larty may possibly bring about his reelection,
in ease The contest next Spring is mol very anma-
ted. Ifthe coons desire his reelection the best
thing they can do. is 10 SIN the instructions ne"'-
se!res. and induce him 10 support Democratic inca
.llrns In LIN. iInu..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23
The RcmN If TIC recent Stoie Elrdions-7He
Ohgcus If a JIff1JM

tjNCHS ~ n bHtWH
Although the full returns have not. and will
not be received in several days, YET enough is
known 10 enable usio congratulate the Democra-
cr. hy assuring them, that one OF the most splcn-
did and important victories ever achieved by any
party awaits Them next Fall
In Il few words The following is the change
from 1910: In Indiana, Harrison had about
1000 majority: al this election, the Democrats
have carried the State by majority OF from 10
1000! Missouri we carried in 1910, and VIC
have carried it al this election. Alabama and IL
lnois We carried in 1870 and we carry them by
increased majortics. North Carolina and hen-
lucky went for Harrison in lSf0-ihc former by
ahont 10000, and the latter 10000 majority. -
While in North Carolina at the recent election,
the Wing majority, though they run an nn'-Ta-
riii candidate, and one who is i'll favor at annoy
ing Texas for Governor, i only about 3,0ou.-
In Kentucky Claws own State, the $4,000 llar-
r>on majority is reduced 10 about 900 (Pcr-
dapS lcs<g The fact is, and ii i, The opinion OF
many of the mos, intelligent men, that North Ca
rolina vii! cast her electoral vote for Governor
Polk
The result is, that in the six States in which
The election has just been held, we have gained
votes enough 10 neutralizc The Harrison majority
OF 1910 As soon as The returns are all in, We
will show this fact by figures that Wont lie.
IN y ElririGa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

DROPERTY AT SPOTTSYLVANIA c.
HOUSE. FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of
t-rs for sale his property at Spottsylvania Court
House. consistin. of Il large tavern, recently
built. of brick, with slate roof and all the neccs-
sary ont houses, in good order, and the farm al
tachca thereto. containing upwards OF one thou
sand acres of land a large portion Of which
stands in original forest. The cleared land pro-
duces kindly, and is easily improved. The whole
farm is well wacrcd, and the neighborhood is re-
markable for good society and health. There is
no other tavern at the Coun House. For further
particulars, apply 10 Richard Hill. Jr. Richmond,
James II. Rawlings near Mansteld's p. O.. Lou.
isa. or 10 the subscriber. on the premises.
LEWIS RAWLINGS.
March Ii 9a-WGm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

VERY VALUABLE AND INTEREST
V INC NEW SCHOOL BOOK w
RANDOLPH q co. have ior sale-Uranog-
raphy or description of The Heavens. designed
for the use of schools accompanied by an Atlas
OF the Heavens, showing the places Of the prin-
cipal Stars Clusters and NebulT. by t. Otis
Kendall. Professor Of Mathematics and As;ro-
nomy. High School, Philadelphia.
Bookbinding, in every variety, executed II
short notice, and upon moderate terms, at
!. w. RANDOLPH & COS
Bookstore and Bindery
III West Main Street
Irlv o2 hl-Wlf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

BROTHERS or TExAs-HoLD OK WHEN the
letters OF Messrs. Van Burcn and Clay reached
the Texan Capitol, the official OF that Govern
men,. supposing that both parties in this country
were opposed to annexation, cried, "l is time for
Lazarus TO crawl from the rich mans eate."-
Hold on brothers 1Hc pcop'c arc no,7 moriac
M.malres. and they will THROW OPEN THE REpUR-
IloAS PORTALS. and BID YOU WELCOME
Rely on it, Hold on few months longer, and
If necessary, meet The Mexican tyrant on the
frontier Scorn their altcmps at briJc,y as we'll
as coercion and give them he change that YOU
oavr lhcm al San .JacInto.-T Nashville Union
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

A friend in Augusta notices 'ir chdnsc rom
Whggery 10 Democracy. OF MI. hehlalil'n
influential and intelligent merchants Of the place,
and ne oi,br mos, energetic and Jealous Of Gen.
Harrisons supporters in 1910. Mr. NJ. now
goes for Polk. Dallas and Texas: VIII the edi-
Tor ollhc stanton Spcclalorbc pleased 10 call up
oil and ask him whether has changed
TRJckinohaHl REGISTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23
uolT's PRIZE OFFICE. RICHMOND. Va

uOGT'S PRIZE OFFICE. RICHMOND. Va
i l. As the wheatcropis in and safe IIoy takes
his pen in hand 10 0r hH.c tRi Tor the benefit
of those who have no whcai--lho>c whose crop
has been destroyed by the lly-ihosc who will
complain Of low prices-and The world generally,
who wan, money.
Hoyt begs leave most respectfully tn call the
attention OF every body in this world and tothcy
country (and particularly Annexalionisis) 10 The
brilliant Schemes 10 I've found below.
Alexandria Lottery, to draw 2lih August.
Capitals: $4,000, $4,000. 1000, 10 of 1000
100 nj 800 &c-TickcI, $40.
a certificate Of a package Of Whole Tickets
will he sent hy Eioyt Tor SI6o-Iialvcs 50, Guar
ler> 10
Alexandria Lottery To he drawn 3lsi August
Capitals: 100000 10000, - Of 1000, &C.
Tickets $40.
y certificate of package of Wholes will be
for Si20 halves and quarters in proportion.
Persons from the country when in town should
always call on Hoyi, if they ale in want Of
money.
g.j'Tickcts in all the Lotteries advertised by
]. G.. Gregory X Co, constantly on hand. Or
ders enclosing cash or prize tickets attended 10
with prompness. and the drawings OF Lotteries
sent, when requested, 10 all who order of
d. VI IIOiT. Richmond.
Julv ~ 23-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23


yJTEBB. BACON e. CO. otter Tor sale
w l6l hhds. New Orleans Sugar
III; hhdS. 2. Rico and ST. Croix do. part prime
recently imported
500 BAGS Lasuyra. Rio. Porto Rico, Havana
and St Domingo Coffee
Sc bags fine old Java and Maracaiho do.
81 hhds West India Molasses
500 sides Sole Leather
81 dozen Russell Leather
800 Spanish dry Hides
IL boxes ami half boxes double Loaf Sugar
& bbls crushed do
81 tiercee Rice
$40 sacks Liverpool blown Sab
l0l do. Ground Alum do.
30 boxe, Talow Candles. HILLS patent and
other brands
OF boxes Soap, various qualities
~ boxes Sperm Candles
tons American Blister Steel
81 bundles Hoop Iron, Of various widths
liz boxes Window Glass, sxlo and l0Si2
Il tons Nova Scotia Grind Stones
20 bbls. North Carolina Tar
20 DO. Tanners Oil
81 dozen Painted Buckets
Alb bags Shot
81 kegs Dupont's Gunpowier
II cases Calabria Licorice
4I4 kegs Nails and Brads, assorted sizes
Also Copperas Logwood, Alum, Indigo, Mad
der, White Lead, Saltpetre, Bar Lead Shoe
Thread, Leading Lines and Bed Cords, Ginger
Pepper, Pimense, Starch Teas OF various quail
ties, Corn Brooms, Twine, WOODWARD, Hops
Paper, &c, &C., SC.
Richmond, July Q, 1914, lS-sm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

HOnf;ES, trS1ON uoTEJ.

This Establishment is now undergoing
fTsH a thorough repair in every branch OF
-MsAzW, Atcchanism-wiIl he neatly and well fur
nished, and opened ready 10 receive Day Board
ers on Tuesday the 10th Of July. 1ransicnts
and Families on the Isl OF August 1t is deem
cd useless 10 say any thing in way Of recommen-
dalton OF this House, for it i conceded by all
who know it. there is not 4 House in Virginia 10
surpass i, lor comfort and convenience; il is
well located ior business, can accommodate
about 2UO persons; it will be furnished with Wa
Ter from the Bloody Run Spring which is CON
sidcred equal 10 any wafer in Lower Va. The
Stable is large, airy and in first rate order; the
Osilers are as good as any in the State. All the
proprietor can say for himself and assistants, is,
that every effort will be cxertcd TO give satistac
ton. c. \. HODGES.
Richmond, July II, ISL
=. S.-A first rate House Keeper wanted al
so, Il No. l Cook: none need apply unless they
can come well recommended. ana are fully quail
fled TO discharge all the duties faithfully that ap
pertain 10 each branch ollhcir business.
c. 4. Fl.
July % 22-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

! Rhode Island and Kentucky; and IN all,
b. greatly reduced majority. ]" The pfc>th'
majority OF two 10 one. and v'r Lnow III 10 ca''ss
which makes us weaker al this iHGe than We
;hcIi We're Indeed I have never known the I'e-
niocracy more confident. united and harnonIoas
than they are al this period; and. Wien meet
YOU next Kali, We have every reason to believe
! that ii will he amid rroicnes over The great ne,
lnoclalc victory achieved. moi ior ourselves. hu'
. t,i,, ,tr ,,uuit, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23
Caecying .Nc,rs from Tennessee.

EXTRACT cf a letter:
You need not hesitate one moment in setting
down Tennessee in the Democratic ranks. Our
adviccs here from all parts Of the Union are en-
tirely satisfactory"
1.-THE above is from one Of the most intelligent
and high-mindcd Democrats Of Tennessee.
fEjtioyS Engtirc,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

lTEDICAL COLLEGE N RICHMOND,
Iti VlRGiNlA-Thc Seventh W inter Session
of the Medical Department oi Hampton Sidney
College will commence in Richmond on the last
Monday in October, Ohc 2slh) and continue I'M
Ill the last OF February following.
John Cullen, NJ. d.. Ppfessor NJ Theory and
Praciicc ri lIedicinr.
Augs l.. Warner, NJ. d., Prctt&;or IF Sargery
ami SNrc,icni iR0t0mv
L. w. Chambcrlayne, NJ. D., Prote&or Of
Therapeutics and .Notefto @kdicq.
r. l.. Bohannan, NJ. d., Ptofr@or Of O5ste-
b5cs and Diseases Of Homo, aad Cd1'dfcn.
Socrates Alaupin, NJ. D., Professor NJ Chcnns-
I'm mi Pbarmacy.
Jetirics Wyman, NJ. D., P,.te&~rcf Aa0'omp
AMI Phssi"iogM
4 coinmodious and elegant College and mfr
mary Building is in progress Of erection. and
will he completed by the opening Of The session :
il has been so arranged as To afford to the Student
every convenience and comfort. and will enable
the Faculty 10 extend 10 him all the advantages
and facilities for thorough education. which
the present advanced condition OF Medical Science
demands The College Infnnary, City Aims
house, Armory and Penileniiary, afford ample
means Tor instruction in clinical Medicine and
Surgery. while the facilities Tor studying practical
Anatomy, and operative Surgery, are unSurpas-
sed Physicians in the country. who do not re-
ccive the catalogue, which will be issued during
this month, July) will please send their ad-
dresses, (posl paid.) To the Dean.
ACGS. L. WARNER, NJ. d.,
Dean n ne FacRHy.
Tuly2 l6-tlstNov
~ The Richmond Wing National Intelligent
Ger. and Globe. washington will insert in coun-
,,..I N,r ,l,,.r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23
Wilmington, Ohio, July 10, 1871.
GOOD NEWS FROM MEcKLENBURG!

GUUD NEWS ERUM MEEhLE.NBU KG !!
The Petersburg Republican. of Saturday, says:
"We had the good fortune to be present at Boyd
Ton on Monday last. and witnessed the discussion
which there took place We shall delay giving a
fuller accoun, the proceedings until we receive
from The Secretary Of the Democratic meeting an
official account ofthem The Coons there are in
very low spirits: We hope The romaates of the
Wing papers about the Louisiana elections will
revive Them, for We fear Old Mcc!;enburg willnc,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23
IMPORTANT CE-GREAT REDUC-
| ,rIQN In LIE PRICE OF HATS MD

IMPORTANT NOTICE-GREATRE DUC-
l. TION IN THE PRICE OF HATS AND
CAPS. at the town and country Hat Manutacto-
~. under the Columbian Hotel, Richmond, va.
j. Fl. ANTHONY. respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that he has on
hand IL larger and better assortment than he has
ever had, consisting of fine Fur, Silk Cashmere
and Russia Hats; Fur, Cloth, Velvet, Sealet,
Glazed and Hair Caps; Black and Drab Wool
HAS, &C. &c, in all the new and varied styles
and shapes. Under the assurance that the >i's-
TEN Of snail profits and quick returns j, most
advantageous, he has adopted the method OF do
ng business entirely for cash, andiS consequent
H. enabled 10 sell at much lower prices than
those who give credit
p. S.-To his fr:cnls in the country, who have
patgoniscd him, he returns his thanks-to those
who ha.e not, he proposes and hopes TO become
better acquainted with
October 81 lS-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

AW SCHOOL AT STACNION.-The
| 4 next session will commence OH the Nth No.
ycmber next, and continue until the 2Oih March
following The Text Book. employed Will be-
Chi,ys Blackstone fuckers Commentaries
Lomaxs Digest Of Real Property, Lomax on
Executors Isl volume Of Starkic on Evidence, ls'
volume OF Chilly on Pleading Stephens on Plead
ing. and Lubc's Equity Pleading. Fee for m
s,ructon so, payable in advance. boarding
and all other necessary accommodations can bi
had at the best public houses III Siauil'oh, upon
very moderate terms.
LUCAS P. THOMPSON.
Il, ll-mIf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23
GEORGIA SAFE

EXTRACT q OUT:
In Georgia, Democracy is in The ascendant.
and is every day gaining ground Many, very
many. who voted ior Harrison in 1910, and have
been strict party men TO the opening of The pre-
sent Presidential canvass, have rcnounccd Clay
and Whi-gerv. and are going might and main
for Polk and Dallas. Texas and Victory are otr
watch words Pit down Georgia for Polk BY
5000 votes Can't the Oh Dominion double that
majority 7 We think il she is as she has always
been, uue TO her long -cherished faith that she miH
II We will do or try Enquirer
LII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23
MORE BARGAINS.

BOOTS, SHOES AND 1T'ENkS.
r EONARD 4 CO. one door below r. X.
IL jenkins Corner, are constantly receiving, by
Packer and Stamboa, every variety of
Ladies gcntcmcn's and chi!dren's Boots. Gal
lcrS. &c,
Bows. youths and servants Shoes,
Northern Brogans and CITY Rro2nles
GcniIemcns and ladies cheap Shoes, IN variety
We also make 10 order. and &s'p an 0SSor'n''"t
on hand oil gentlemen, Dress Boots, Cali and
Morocco. and Dress Shoes ana Gaiicis. Richmond
make.
Gentlemen and ladies in want will please give
us call. LEONARD 90.
30 Main street, next door 10 K. H. Jcniins.
Naval TT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

tfBtctT
Extract of letter from
"WoopsrocK. SHENANDOAH Co. Aug. IL.
Dear Sir We had quite IN interesting discus
sion here on Yesterday, between McsslS. Tidhall
and Williams from Frederick, on the Wing side,
aud Me>>rs J. w f. Allen and G.. Il. Samucs
on,hc Democratic side. You may anticipate, YOU
may conclude with certainty. the result. Gun
cause is the cause of truth and the best Interests
of our country must ana will prevail. Political
discussions, if possible, strengthen our party here,
and we have become as impresnahlc a. Gibral-
ter, ana rs firm as the very mountains which sur
round us. Our majority place at 1850 in the
glorious old Tenth Legion Page al coo; War
rem $50, and Rockingham 800. VIII Eastern
Virginia hold her own $50. the Old Dominion
is safe by 5000"
For Eastern Virginia We can speak with
true confidence. The old Republican spirit
is fully aroused, and We shall respond 10 oar
brethren Of tine mountains with more than usual
coriaity We have never known the Eastern
Democrats more united, more earncs; Tor battlc
and conquest daof EnqWircr.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

CtPRING GOODS-At No 10, Hes Nun
- H5ut-Gf.O. w. FERRY, having recent
" returned from the North, where he has made
arrangements, with manufacturers, BY which he
viii bc frequently receiving fresh supplies OF
Gooi, Of every description usually found in a
Hat Store and at rates that will enable him 10
sell as cheap as The cheapest bess leave 10 inform
tha public. that he has just received per schooner
Marietta Burr a part of his Spring supply OF
Hats and Gaps. among which will be found gen,
tcinen'S. youths and children, Cloth. Nelie, and
Glazed Gaps some new and beautiful patterns
Palm Leaf Hats, &c. Country merchants VII
find it To their advantage 10 examine his Stock
before purchasing As h. will be able Ia otter them
bargains.
March ) Hb--Wtl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

HAMILTON Co, Ga, July 81.
I'VE have much excitement here in relation to
the Presidential election thought, in the Spring,
as Clay had been on an electioncering tour thro'
this part of the State, that he would have gotten
an Overwhelming majority in Georgia. | am
now entirely Of adiferent opinion. think Polk
will beat two or three thousand votes, at the least
calculation. He appears TO he gaining daily. !
hope the Old Dominion will 60 for Polk and
Dallas. and Democracy may gloriously tr-
umrh."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23
rhe astebnroor1 agmatttret.

CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
y SCHOOLIN STAUNTON, BY PIKE Pow
rgs.-Thc exercises of this School will he resum-
ri on the lst Monday in September and terminate
the last Friday in June. with two pubic sem-ail-
nual examinations. -o
TrnNs. For board and tuition ten months, $50;
for expenses of school room and apparatus, i30-
pavahlc one half on the LIST Of September, and one
half on the Isl ol February.
Julv ii 20-tScpti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

CAMUEL WINFREE will sell Tobacco
- Wheat and Flour, on commission, and VIII
give particular attention lo all property entrusted
10 his management.
Office in ilcnt building of Shockoe Warehouse
Inn q lily
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23
went Tor Tyler therefore,
Nt-:,L.>,,, , .,.l,,. - ,,.borot.,ra

And like many other dcluded supporters Of the
Coon party was led offby excitement until rea-
son was dethroned-or 10 use the declaration Of
the leaders Of that party THE time for reasoning
had passed." and the singing of songs. drinking
hard cider, eating corn dolgers-the exhibition Of
Coons. ard their many fine promises especially
their promise OF ira do'LaTS 9op onh yona btei,
had peculiar charms for me. Bm 0h Geiad,d
man when look around ami ask myself the
question: Are any OF those promises fulfilled
and do |, as lahoring man. get the promised
two dollars a day and roast beef q sad expert
ence answers NO. But when take RETROSPECT
tive view Of The past. find that under every De-
mocraic administration under which have lived,
the country has hourished Farmers have got
reasonable prices for their produce-the laborer
has received fair price for his labor. and that
wo-,hris Of the wealth OF this country was ac-
cumua,cd under the administration Of Jackson
and Van BuIen. and that since the usherins in ot
this glorious Wing administration, produce has
been ialIing-wagcs are going doun-public ex-
pcnscs increasing taxes rising. and the consumer
is paying the duty on all the necessares Of life,
10 support and project the rich aud well-born Of
this country.
90 for Polk and Dallars therefore.
And have told You why and wherefore.
JOHN HELMS
Wilmington Ohio. July 49, lSH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23
Louisa CO, State of Va. july . - coN.

TEN THOUSAND DOLIAps ppu-,n.
i The above reward viii 80 =. n.;I ~" ARD
Red Boot No East Main ST. oppcs q b n.f s!ea
the Old Market iou> 10 nv %bd fr,.T ,he tnd q
nond, Egypt or Texas who will nodS cr'. ~ hle'
Boots or Shoes. Ny Stock i, l.rn. ',v ., Ale =
pictc, and a lam determined m >.Ii ana con
any similar establishment, in tho ~ Hier ma
diSgnss, invite all who wish to ssy So, IN nam"
80 percent. in their purchases 10 aiye .1 ,ta ~ L
Boot call, where they can be supplied On i ba h'
advantageous terms. Persons wishing - ' u,
,heif servants ale particularly invited 10 ~, s.'s'
ked Boot, as very liberal discount will i. ~. ~
10 such for cash or city accepiances, C,m r'l.of
Dealers too willfnd it to their inreres, to DIV,
Red Boot CALI in fact, it will be 10 the ,J,. ~,
tagc oil all dealers who purchase by the n,ir %.
Otherwise, 10 call on the Red Boot '''' W
Here let me give partial statement Of -.
prices, viz; Gentlemen's Boots from :, -,
$ 90 Fine Shoes from Is cents TO So a5T.
DIES Slippers, Tics Springs and Tunronrc.
nom 31i cents to 81 -: Servants Shoes from -,
cents 10 s -: Children'> shoes from -, :, :,
BroSnes iromSl ~ TO 81 30 also all other kjpt
IN proportion, II beng too tedious 10 enumera
all my prices. Let ii suffice 10 saw, that sci
cheaper than any other house in the diseins AZ,
Keep The cheapest store in all creation Riar.
ING oil all the different manufacturers sold ,5r.
per box. ~
No Putting. s. A. SMITH
7 ). Don't forget tia, same old Red Boot
.Tuly9 lS,yt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

TAMES II. JCREY. COMMISSION .HER-
j CHANT, RICHMOND, Va, sells Tobacco,
Flour. Wheat and other Produce-and on con-
sisnments in hand makes liberal cash advances.
Office on Cary street three doors above Williams
& Iayalfs Warehouse, on the Basin Bank.
Observation-Disclosures. +. Il J. :. James &
Co. Richmond; Col Jno. Il. Jones, w =. Parish,
Esq. Charlottesville; Messrs. Z. T. Tin5ley <
Co, Lynchburg; Z May, Esq. Staunlon: John
q. McClanahan, Esq, Buchanan; J. W. A..
Saunders, Esq. Buckingham; Reuben Rasland,
Esq, Powhatan; DR.. james l.. Jones, Orange.
March :; 9b--ti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23
p ssrs SMlrH. ESQ.

Here, then, from these revelations Of Mr.. Ar
cher, our foreign population may learn before,
hand the political fate which awaits them should
the Wing party succeed at the coming election.
Even the Whiis papers which depreca,e the orga-
nization of a Native American party just now
are actuated solely by considerations OF expedl-
ency. The Piusburg Pa. American IS an nus
iration Of the truth Of OR remark. ihat paper
says-"There are but few gno1 Hatss cae arc
friendly to the principles Of this (Nanve AMER,
cam, p1 S ana VII Th IS "s pgsst ms IS after
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

C,EABROOK'S WAPEHOuSE.--lt affords
- the INSPECTORS OF this Warehouse pleasure 10
inform the Planters Of Tobacco in Virginia ard
North Carolina that Scabrook's Warehouse is
now in good order Tor the reception o. Tobacco;
that ample insurance against hrc will fc made on
all Tobacco in The Warehouse; the rate Of dfay-
age is the same as To other warehouses: that
freight will be paid on all Tobacco sent to thein;
thai their undivided attention will be paid 10 the
business Of the Warehouse, and every elion made
on their par, 10 expedite business.
THOMAS c. BURCu, } Jnsnec,ors
TuOS. 7. JOHNSON, i"'ie''''s'
Jan IL Ss-2avi