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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-07-19

"Laugheble," The Patriot quotes the .Nt,O-
York Journal Commerce to prove that Gen, Thos.
Edwards and son of Connecticut, are negroes and
that the story of their conversion from Locofoco-
ism was hoax played off upon the Courier and
Enquirer. The Courier & Enquirer did not origi-
nate the account though it may be hoax for all
that. If So it good offset to the dead men
who have been raised from the grave yards to re-
cruit the locoloco ranks The Journal of Com
merce is Free Trade paper. We mention 1t to
show what sort of company the Patriot is in.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-07-19

0TThe Green Mountain Freeman is hunting
up reasons for opposing Mr.. Sade. Why not
come out plainly and honestly and say that Mr..
Slade is a strong aboitionst-has labored as long
and more efficiently than any man on the Liber-
ty ticket in Vermont-hut you will not support
him, because he don't Jelong 10 your party.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-07-19

CUTTING DOWN LIBERTY PoLEs. On the 25th
of June the Wings of Lawrenceburg, la. erected
liberty pole upward of one hundred feet high
On Friday night the Locoiocos cut 1t down. On
Saturday the whole Wing population turned out,
and as the mail boat passed. they were erecting
second standard much loter than the first. There
was most unparalleled excitement throughout
This cutting down of Liberty poles to which the
Locofocos are SO addicted, is a poor business
What is the use of cutting down our inaninate
standards, when they cunnot cut down the glorious
spirit that sets those standards in the sky.-Lo,Hs-
vile Jour.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-07-19
FRANKLIN COUNTY

The Wings of old Franklin are behind none in
zeal for the cause. On Saturday last they had a
mass meeting at Sheldon, to be numbered by moth
ing short of THOUSANDS Messrs Phelps,
Marsh and others were present and addressed the
people ably and eloquently.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-07-19
Uho are tie Wigs? A New York

Hho are the WhigS? New York paper states
as curious and striking fact that all the survivors
of the Electors College which cast the vote of New
York for Mr. Jefferson, in 1900, and all the survi-
wing members of the Assembly who roted for those
Electors ARE STILL WIGS and voted for Harrison
in 1910; and will, if alive, vote for CLAY and
FREIINGHUYSEN in 1874 Among them are
Gen. Van Cortandt, Jas, Burt, Judge Woodbury.,
Ambrose Spencer and Erastus Root
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-07-19
Mr.. FRED. J. Core.

Railroad ir0n.-The Fall River and Taunton
Reilroad Company, says the New York Tribune,
have contracted with the Mount Savage Iron Com
pany Cumberland, Md, for 1000 tons of the best
L rail at $50 per ton, to be delivered at Fall River
Mass on the LIST day of November next. The
iron Company are manufacturing rails for the lat
eral road connecting their works with the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad at Cumbcrland.-Bost
Alias.
Ia then the Wing Congress of 1912 was not
mistaken; their duty British railroad iron,
which went into effect this year. has already ena-
bed american capital and labor 10 produce our olcH
IRON Mr. Dingham's poor attempt to speculate
on the railroad fever is thus most wofully turned
against him He must retract, or own that he
goes for British IRON and ogainsL .4merican!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-07-19

REsoLurIoN OF THE WHre NArioNAL CoNvENrioN
ResolUed hat Wing principles may BIO summed up com
prsing well regulated national currency, tariff for revenue
to dey the of the Government and dis
eliminating with special reference to the protection of the do
nestle ebor of the country the distribution of the proceeds from
the sales Of the public lands single term for the Presidency
reform of Executive usupaton-and generally such an admin
straton of the affairs of the county shall mprt TO every
branch Of the public service the greatest practicable efficiency
controlled by well regulated and wise economy.
ASHLAND, 10th Sept. 1913.
DEAR SI received your favor communicating the patriotic
purposes and views of tho young Of Philadelphia and
take pleasure in compliance with your request in stating
of the principal objects which, suppose, engage the
desire and the excrtons Of tho Wing party, bring
about in the of the United States These
A SOUND NATIONAL CURRENCY, regulated by the
will aud authority of the Nation.
AN ADEQUATE REVENUE, with FAIR PROTECTION
TO AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
Just restraints EXECUTIVE POWER, embracing fur
Their reduction on the exercise of the VETO.
faithful administration of the PUBLIC DOMAIN, with an
equitable distribution of the proceeds of the sales of among
all the Statcs.
An honest and economical administration of the General
Gnvornncut leaving public officers perfect freedom Of thought
and of the right of uago but with suitable restraints against
improper interference in elections.
An amendment of the constitution, limiting the incumbent OF
the Presidential office to a SINGLE TERM
These objects attained think should to be afflicted
with b1G administrations OF the Government.
am respectfully your friend and obt sefv
II. CLAY
Mr.. JAcon STRATToN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-07-19

The Globe says the election of Polk secures the
Immediate Annexation of Texas. True enough.
The job is to secure the election of Polk'-'N T.
Tribune.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-07-19

There you have tall protection to one branch
of industry, or one section to the injury of another
is Jorbidden-now was there ever one cent of
protection TO any interest," Which the locos did not
declare to be tar and an injury to the consumer (?
Never! Then, too, mark the locofoco idea of
protection--it is "protecion of persons and prop
ey from domestic riolence- instruction and civil
warl-or foreign aggression" nothing beyond
that. Suppose the duty on coarse wool is not
high enough-s the importation of it to be called
either d" domestic violence or foreign aggression 2?
Is it aggression for foreigners to bring in their
goods according 10 our O,on iatrS? Surely that is
preposterous this is the idea of protection a.
vowed by the National Convention of the Locofoco
party This Mr.. Polk heartily approves This is
all the leaders of the party have pledged them
selves TO carry out if they elect their President ant
get a majority in Congress Oh what arden
friends of Protection are James X. Polk and the
locofoco National Convention How full, clear
and explicit are their declarations on this Urea
subject We know of nothing which exhibits tn,
burning ardor, and the lucid avowals of their favo
to Protective Tariff, so well as the fact, that tn,
Nulfers of the South are vieng with the locofo
cos Of the North in the support of James X. Polk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02
NEW AND DESIRABLE STOCK OF SPRING
GOODS

NE have received by the packets vnchrg and Nassau AID
W Railroad anu steamboat, New York, very large ana
general assortment o Dry Goods OF the latest nlo'ons, %
chased viii, great and With the advantage Of Discount Tor
cash. we are enabled to offer choice assortment nj very low
prices They are in part follows:
Rich plaid and striped Chameleon and Pekin silks
ram, striped anu figured Apacas, Baegrs aud Pnpns
SIX and Worsied Baznrines, Mos DE Lanes and Lawns
BaiZorne ana printed Lawns and Jacones
Hack nnd blue black Alpaca pnd French BomhaIlhe
Super EarlSton Gnglans, fancy coored and black
Do. Ftenchand American Prints al qualities ;,
lfabit ana Furniture Dmt, and embroidered uo' " uaes
PLAN aud coloed Taron Muslin
Checked and siiiped swiss, book cohet, nun an" "as
Muslns
Rich Chameleon and Hermann Shawls
Super KID Lisie Thread, aud SIX Gloves anu MINIS
Grass Cloth Marsfilles and Corded Skirts
Fancy llandkerchiefS Scars and Neck Ties
Thread, lisle and French Iaces, Edcings ana hsei.s
Camhrick Swiss Edgings and insertlngs, cheap
Plain figured Blond other Nets, for Wells, &C.
French Worked Muslin and Dimity Collars
beautiful of Umbrellas Parasols and Shades
Bonnei, Cap Neck and assorted Satin aud Tcae Ribbons
New style Corsei,, Gimps, Fans. Pins. Needles, &C.
Ladies een,enen> silk ami Hose aud Half Hose
Extra French English ana American Cloths and caSserrS
Drap d Etc, caShmerc,s, GamhoonS aud billings
Gi l04 and 2 lt.Sh Shectrg., Table Dtmak and Diaper
Napkins, llucsaack, Douas, Russia Diaper and Crash
Table Cloths. Irish Linens Birds Eye Diaper and Towels
Mexican aud Hamilton Mixtures and Colocd Jeans
Velvet Satin, Cashmere Marsciies printed Jean Ncsng
Apron aud FGrn ;ure Check and Paid Doncstics
Heavy German Buil,p>, iOr aburers
Also complete of bleached and brown
4 ia aud PA heacLed and brown Sieenss
81 rs and A brown aud beaced Si tngs Cotton ULnabirss,
&c &c.
We invite the Country examine
Stock feeling assured tina; they VIII find their interest Ia
make bill with tG terms cash. acceptance IN The
city. VALENTINE, BREElEN & 20,
White Building, IL. Street, Sho,k"r IN.
ln,--Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02

Y ~ ABLE MANUFACTURING PROPERTY FOR SALE
~ ,r Nj s,' 70 'hc lsest bidder, IN WEDNESDAY, the
" ''', INIT valuable property in tile town Of Milton,
ny, w: ''
ls' The Cotton Factory Binding and all The Machinery CON
l -, :" .. uhGlh. Ia H. The building, which nearly
= h, ah Il 70 fre long ly 4s feet wide, e
anu c,'n@ "' very Superior and costly
r "'ins Is Constructed ~ The LEST IL; c oi workman.
' ''! ocst nattrIalS aud covered with metal
Tue maeety nade by Mesr r. gers, kctchum nd
or o. f>"h New jersey. aud lii.
mag'h pam Is also nearly new, and in excellent order. II
lei>, ~ frames containing a72 Warp spiadlr- Flames
cohh3 ~. Ming spladrs. double Reel Spucn. frame,
~ Looms, Dressing Frame, Warp. Frame, Iatth. ad
oS &c, 49, wi al tie va.ais Grrrn. Machinery a;
pu' ihces necessary 10 operate the same.
ad. rue '> and Saw Mills Gin. The Nil!
Il "''e hudlhe IL feet long by ~ ic three high,
ana bn' o excellent materials II pair of Burr
Stones ior wheat pair Of o.nr stones for corlw
al TIE usual machinery appu belonging
ainniacturn" mills Tie adjoining all,
ahd constructed Tor Two Saws. 10th The Mills have
ccilrni custom.
Al those Mis- viz: tie Cotton Saw Mills
Cotton i are Gfecn by power beongn. Cnmpa
ny ana which IS believed Ia be any this section of
country.
b. some twelve Buildings, tvih suitable lots
iachoi ~ -dcie i ,he liuics whose members
chp"!cd "a tilr ts.al.sint.. q. ..t. Le,I
erected bal few yeasin addition 10 which, s.e is sati-
81 eteihu belonging the wi,l
Ia erect ~ many 'Gnc such houses rs NAV nr-lirt
Is IL Is presumed that no person would purchase such valua-
lie properly "i'iot personal examination further dcsrfp
u"i i Deemed uaHrcrsay and The Directors Of the
Company wii al all times pleasure show the property
those who may wish 10 purchase give any information which
may be required.
The property VIII Lc sold on credit Of one two three
eits after year from the daY sale The title 10 the
prcIsit: unqEc stiriahc
by oder OF The President and Directors,
| J. WILSON Agent, VI. VI. Co.
! Milton. y. =. Feb. ~. gi-yils
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02
By lie Governor Of Ynginta.

=
vEyUEREAS vacancy hath occurred in The General Assem-
w bly, this by the resignation OF I'LL Carte Esq,
IN. Senator elect for district composed OF the counties Of
charles City, James Cy, New Kent lienrico and the City of
Richmond: .
The -heriTs said countless AMI the Mayer OF the City
oc Richmond ae therefore required III the Of the Common
elections within the said counties and corporation
Tor senator lar sad District on the lth Ihusay IN April
nrNi, To supply tie vacancy Aforesaid
Given une my hlni Governor, and under lie lesser seal a
tie tonmcnw at Richmond, ihit leil day o Mach,
s. ,i-i in IN. wear lsii ia MCDOWELL.
N,,,l i00-wId
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02
By The Goo,rnor # pirgtaia.

ssyERESS 9acarry hath occurred IN The House Of Repre-
w ,rnt.,iv-s United Siair' y the resignation Of The
Honorable Henry A. WISE late Representative for the
Siorsi District posed of the counties Of York icco
,,,k Notihampon Eiza.. City, Warwick, James City the
INV NJ Williamsburg ir counties Of New Een;, Charles Ciy
v;rws Gloucester Lancaster ANA Norumherland The Slir
s Of he said coun.s ana Tie Mayor OF :hc city Of Williams
burg. are therefore, hereby required ~ the maine OF Tue Com
10 hn. IeciDas III their respective cnu:fs aud
generations fourth Thursday in April reHi, for Repre-
.oa,i.e for IN. said fill The aforesaid
,;ircn Hue ms hard and under seal
Of the commonwealth, al Richmond, this nineteenth
,sf'h'' day Of February, in The year lsii :. .....
a. MCDOWELL.
Fob trI-wbw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02
ONE DAY SAVED.
Advancement Of the Western Mail and Passengers


a aud after lie Isl n hp lsi, Packc, Boats wiz leave
~ Richmond Monday "Wednesday and Friday evenings At >
ociocs pre- cely and nj Iyuchnrg by o'clock, y. VI,
Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays
~ this arrangement the Nal and Passengers om The North,
West; VIII leave here directly aner the arrival of tile
in 1ynchmr. connect with the Western and
aia Stage lines u hours In advance Of the
Returning, rye iyncfhuIa Mondays Wednesdays ana En-
day, ~ u, j. ~ IN Richmond Tuesdays, Thursdays and
~nIuI,tAs by /. T.. VI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02
RICHARDSON & CO.
81, MAlS STREET,

MAIN STREET,
A RE receiving their supply Of ENGLISH, FRENCH,
N GERMAN and AMERICAN DRY GOODS, which have been
purchased avoratl. terms.
In Of days, their Stock for The will be
complete, entirely and embrace variety
handsome the viii he found
Cloths, Cassinieies. N.slin.s,
A!pacas Prints and Gnghams,
Linens, laws aud Hollands,
1ickcnbures. nurIaps. Paddngs,
PantalooR Stais of every description, &c, &C.,
Al which they Ill sell on their usual terms.
Marcho Let.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02
BIZ the Gortraor IF Firgia n.
AXIOM

WHEREAS vacancy hath occurred N the House o Repre-
w seni.iivrs of til. United STATES h. the resignation of the
Honorable Thomas " GIm@r. ae Representative of the h
Conversational District composed of the counties of Abemare,
Nelson Bedford Greene Orange, Amherst aud Madison: III"
Shecs the said counties therefore, hereby required IN
In name of the hold elections in their espec-
ty. counties ur; Thursday in April newt for Repre-
sentative for the said District fill the vacancy aforesaid
Given under hand and under the lesser seal
The Commit npcall, al Richmond, this nineteenth day
tsE'~l Of FEBRUARY in the year loii
ia. MCDOWELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02
-------------------------- =
HOOKER n. OSBORN.

E5ATiNG associated with them III the Coach Business ar
W. would respectfully inform Tier friends
M Sir Coz, public generally, HAT they intend
keens constantly hand assortment OF Northern anu Rc-
mond made Carriages al Of their own msni- 'hre Our Car
acs win n made nv tho hest men, and good materials,
md stand equal 10 any w"A III Tie Country Nh
Hacker viii pcriatci he business al Hooker osh"h al
Wv Haven C5nneccnt and furnish with such al.icI,
-e NAV have occasion 4" order.
Wc Halter ourselves fren tie ADVANTAGES we 1T" possess a
w. shat. lie a. H. ni.. n. -aoi the hest assortment
offered in tins market which will sell At prices I" sui; the
,c-s for cash, ar approved paper We shall always keep
hand lyall Wagons together o Coach Ma
lef7is AID Harness MoHn,nss, consisting IN part a. ANes
snncs steps Bands LAMPS, Leather llcc-, Oiled Carpet
Frinaes Taais TUs, liaes, Hooks, Terre buckles,
&c &c. which will sell low.
~ Rrnai-inc done NJ notice with ncatnrss, mud
IN tile Terms Of Eighth and Man STR
Richmond Virginia. ilEnKi io1kER
Jan. 10 7G-3 Wit GEO W. CON.
XYTILLIAM F. RfTCHiE, ATTORNEY Law, Richmond "a
w Office on Main street, above tho Banks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02

,ANtEI. WISfRE: will sell Tobacco, What aud Flour
= and will particular attention 10 all pro
.s.. entrusted L. his management.
aacs IA froat building Of Shockoe Warehous
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02

NEW SPRING BONNErSrhc subscribers have received a
y ,ea variety Of aud fashionable Spring Bonnei all 81
gati. sill be sold low
LONDON, wILLINGHAM < DREWRy,
No -, West Main street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02

Tins to leave a deficit or debt. in fact,
al The close Of this year, nnd not
now, OF only s-'-o''i'% -
This he said the true dehct OF dTo', ~ the
end ri this year upon The Secretary own figures,
# Conrress had net been convened, or should not
make new appropriations TO increase the calls upon
The Treasury Tor the year
a very slight examination Of tbs analysis will
show ia points The first the wide difference be-
tween the policy adopted and recommended by Sc
cre;ary Ewing, as The chef financial officer of the
Why administration, and that pract'sed upon BY The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02

DISTRIBUTIONS or ASSET or voLuNTAEr BANK
~ Tie Eastern District Of Virginia,
Thsr eine on iesosi, in r Bank Il virginia in the cases Of
Frederick llr; 81 - Josiah l. :rs-ey 8 " Charles J. Iio'',
Dederer ct, E1eke ymcm," 81 20 Ioum r G'cscn 80
Mals Gillian So ~, William Col g! - W.i'n o~
Irtt - - John W. Hines Jobs. g. Mn.by ~ 90
lin iciac SCI IL, George Merriam s. :. chaft- McCeu 81
a. John H. ladloN g 20, James ~ McCahc sia y, i"ses H.
Preston 8 90, William H. Nnckn 81 ~, John Sonhal $40
o. Samuel $40 81 following the
Ga. Of alkrnn's dsasea N ,ealeT T 5s q to VI" lh%,
& Caf. :. 1891 80 A. e. Oliver - c"ns John
n2s who discharged in Noveller lsi2 10 vii: iia'on
Barnes ST IL john Enoue,y 80. John II. Forrest & cni1,
h S"t M y s.a o. Wam ST. osn1 e
ra, r seGi 5 o. y r,ner s r. ses,s s. 1eSamI
A. Elliott Workman o.; and the following in the
o" ,nkIs 20 's CHARGED F y 1a1 s IT. - %i n" 60
~ John Mcconnell 81 =, William Morris SlS 50, William e
aud Edward Talbot :: IL and the oo"ing sums N caS' "i
hs"krnp,s da.ged N Mach lsi3 TO ~ J. 4! :, =. g W.,
William t. Watasl i0 81 and the nc" ng suns 10 The cases
81 Eaakrug dis h"rg.d IN May Ia to wi: Henry A. F,nks
81 g. J. H. : l. VI Gold.n Sli' ~, Iiia' Nmk"n> gu -,
Oyefton A. Mash, 81; - Wal,ci 81; Ino Su's
nor sa o. Tho : Ia.ior -? Addison T. Tior,n So ~
in ill- ankrus discharged octoes, 80 10 vi: a
~ Aaron sl5 -, Aev aSrr y o. Jesse L. inew u cents
Amanso ccu'in,o 81 ~ John A. CUNNINGHAM al6e ~ Jane
chumty $50 a. eny Cook H. Joi4a cInmr I'll srni+
Ed~s wa sns H. Es ~ s. Emand s. l j.
simeon anc 40, os Manson :? -, John Patterson.
So 80 Il. smith IL, Sam!e :. -agndcfs So ~
Burton Smh - 10, John Tomks s. ION" j. e:th - 90
and the following in hc If bankrupt. discharged IN
H. Jackson S TO- sas wat 81 William ~ Wood - =: an
The Il Abner r. Ber!ow dehafsed il December e'
,ytn have ir petitions r discharged Michael Bowen
so az Willis ~ C.,yia. s93 G Amelia coniko2 = =, aud
published tie Richmond Enquirer In len dayaai 1t ia
dividend mud distribution vii he made OF the sa
of such other be- recovered IN oi
The said before The passi"s OF an order for distribution
'' ''' CIIAs C. BAKER d. Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02
SPRING-lSii.
FRESH DRY GOODS:

FRESH DRY GOODS
II J. S JAMES Co. Giobe Square. have in Store
large and senera assortment of FRESH SPRING GOODS,
purchased the best many ttfm bor The n
which they invite the attention of their old customers
and the public generally
Their Stock conprehends many rich and splendid Goods
han ey have offered fer many Foreign Goods are N
iced cheGp.
~ y several vessels daily expected they viii receive
!arg ala't'ona supplies.
Ilrch - lG-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02

NlOTICE.-By virtue of Deed Of Trust Of record in The
County Cont Of occ Edward esecn.ed for purposes
therein sptri,cd !y Jack Vaughan. shall ir lgt lv OF
March, Court house Of Prince Edward county rr-
sol cash; the balance of iac! ii Land bing ~
FRINGE Edward originality, by estimation
ei:l. bundled acres whch The aid Jack Vaughan resides a
joining the Estate of Thema, H. Lyon dec d.. and
Others particular description a. the ene, un
We Trusecs doubt i of the tr In,
convey only such title as IL vested in Trustees
sAML. q. ANDERSON ;,
HENRY n. WATKINS trustees.
Ian 1o-wils
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02
Making an aggregate of debt and deficit

Making an aggregate Of debt and deficit
to be provided for in this and the en-.
suing year Of
This estimate is founded on the as
sumption, that all the moneys in the
public repositories can be n, once
made available; and that any, and oil,
of the demands upon the treasury can
be satisfied so long as money TO sui.
iicient amount remains in any or all
Of the repositories. But that is by
no means the case. Hhiic the po,ccy
10 tSsHe Treasury NOTES exists, there
should be, at al! times, for the con.
venicnce Of the treasury, sum equa
10 81 100000 in the various depos,;o.
ries, subject to draft; when tha, pow.
er is expended, the sum should be in.
creased TO lot less than
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02

SPRING DRY G00D:-MARtt l8ii
Att b. CIfNNISGHAM'S II street. S!iockoe Hill, the fol
- lowing articles
Cacoes, various styles and prices
BiZorine Lawns
Printed do.
Cambria Swiss and Book Muslin
Isc Laces aud Edgiugs
Georgia Nankccn
Tickings. Apron and Furniture Checks
Brown and i!eacll-d Shrtiags and Sheeiinss
Irish Linens Diapers, &c.
Cotton and Silk Hosiery
Pllck and Blue Black Aapacha
Furniture Cacoes
DO Dimity and Fringe
Manchester Gnehans with variety Of other Goods, which
viii be sold very low.
March5 96-wlf
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STRAW GOODS! SPRING STOCK
MARCH 29ih, lSii

. II. I. E r. C-IRPENItH,
s't,s and Hhoiesac Dealers in Fnreiga and Domestic
<th'H GOODS, LEGHORN .7ND PALM LE7F HITS,
!, ,s,h, 40. J. Exchange Block, Richmond, IA.
WING extensive arrangements for their Spring Trade
e prepared 10 exhibit large and fashionable Stock q"
6. Every descr at.on their manufacture" ioscl.
aeasy and well selected Stock Of le.hon and Palm Leaf
aeia Flowers. comprising III all the largest ana
able Stock Of STRAW GOODS ever introduced ihl"
'f.His Market
pefs" themselves offer their Goods al prices that WIZ
t"upiri.on with any other establishment IN The tnea
= Confident their Stn1. wilt al all times he worthy oil
Ntf'4 - InI-2aw3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02

LiShNDER lioRb. JOHN II. TERRELL,
Fraa'jari, hg Boilard H.
,E'O NONRESIDENT OWNERS or land IL KENTUCKY.
Tie undersigned vii joint. undertake tie Agency TIE
prosecution o: suit tor Tee IguiS owned H.
sdems in Kentucky ard vii particular attention
,csits on u claims Ia Land IN the District apart the off
otrs and soldiers 81 The Virginia State L.
iord Attorney al Ll, cie- Frankfort, Kentucky where
e has al al ,l'es access Ia the public offices and j.
H. Terrell resides III Ballard coany, Kentucky, West o the Ten
ne.ee tre aud his extensive knowledge OF lie land tides
III that 81 The State.
Any oummumraion addressed Of ;c;n pas: pad,
III receive Immediate attention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02

n EI1S celebrated Stallion stand ihr
~ sum. my Stables, in Louisa county, mites
five dollars the
he c i, day October !s'i--fty dollars insure mare 10
be in ia oa, tie be- paid when
is served.
Cetu was selected in England by r. Corn and as race
horse stood higher ~ New Market than any
United States with the exception nl Row1i.
Cetns by Wiaehre dam ldra by Johanna: Certlcc by
ooireck-r Tcnlm cuneonde Blank; Cullen Arabian,
Patrio Ganer Grantam ucnes Chesnn Arabian
Spanker. JIM. POlNDEXTER, In.
March Is gn-m