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CLOTHING

T. lsiSICjraS. tls;s Ea.er'on * i'hshbufn would
Il s,s- Nv iuuf- rsnuS AID Customers. that no mas
TN. seF spacious store. 10 y phi street. oetWrl
=, am aud N;s,: iiei>, and i"uT ho"' sc thc corner ot
iI,n bc;r IL viii continue ihe buns>- oi 'iscidrt
srr tie Nr1d al0 inform the fuDic thst ne VII nave
"a mind lie newest styles o, Goods ui ali dcSccip
t e., ies. and Boy weir. Which r b. uate M
I he .st approved London and Psrau styles and srf.
Gentlemen veil; pease eel aad aave their orders WITH Ger
ta,y tant t5e. shall ~ promptly aud arhiei executed
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GINS PISTOLS AND RIrLES.

n5ATyRIALS f5s Grn Smiths. Gun Loc.s and psres Of
Va Icks Gcf and RIe Fares: retcnsi9n Zap. anf A
Rofs Worms &c. &c Tor SAFE N quantity, 5y
s2Y A. w. SPIES & 90. 2.o Fea,s:esi
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GENUINE TEAS,
HO,ESALE AND RETAIL
THE CANTON TEA COMP ANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE. 12t CHATHAM STREET, y, 7.

3ls Bteecker street. Nex-Eo rs.
ISL Grand street near SuiipIE-
49, Greenwich street., ne,r Fulton.
lis Fulton street. Bronx iyn
s. Chss:scr ara u tonh rifth-S fELadeiphia-
= iinnovc- rest. Rc=:u1.
INVITE .fa atre.:0n Of Coy ard Ccu,trJ Families ard
Purchasers tTs sayeel tehzuer- 'sns5e they hlrk
,y be rnd by .r NJ bt elections OF pure ana cHstutst
tr, es, Tined The unrerSl! poouirty and
reroy1 house with resrsncr - .s1 ries low
cs. ard zhi Gein-. eii urfea 10 render IL.
te- comments rsces.sy GEiaai and only warehouse for
the "a : al iowguas Eiack Tea O5icrve -Sranges will
h particular r,er tie number OF Ike principal
;stsl street. VIZ I'll Pear. AM RcseYeIt
The pubic VIII also be pleased s notice that the Canton
Tea Company have nothing do with other orss
hoe described al the top Of this advertisement HY
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK, SEPTEMBER 10.
Cleared.

Steamship Great Western. Matthews. Liverpool. IRWIN
shp SULLIVAN, Wait tharles,oa, Geo Buihiey ~,
Buss Salon, iorinNnh. Sas iiGt5or. W iilticccS
Eudoa, inmhl schot, Hamburg - hmdt beIen.n W.,
sch,. AlaIioa Nys GeUtge,o~n; fbIagOn. Green. WI!
mir. Ion; Hanner, Ml!ise. phiInisphIa.
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Sailed.

Packe saip Stephen Whitney. Liverpool.
Bars a,.reppa. Nadsita. -, ~,
Hnss Virginia Mebie: Pete, Den!i. Savannah; Moon
sclr Asawan. Matunzss
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CUTLERY.
CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, TE!

CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, TEA
TRAYS, 6sc.
WILLIAMS FILL is Maiden lane invite the alter
" hon of dsacfs q TIER .tocE 0i NEW GOODS tnOw
ouen,r-. rfn.,>IInc. prr. aft!e :0!'.SnS
Fine iyory TABLE CUTLERY. oi Rogers and otfef t';I
CGs-non Selfrip Stag &c diso ditto tvs-ous makersJ
pDGkETCUTLEhN-S Gems ets assortment OF hoSefS
WuSreur"n- t7unse's. &c &c.
9AZOHS--lV = : au,chsfs Eiiiots Rogers, Wo'ien-
ho'u = ,'rnoke'- EGfA-T-.
-i.;iSSOkS-tji Ct u1.-I ul1kers
Plated WARE.
Cns;ors ruskcts Cnnnuaon Wure CanG ea;cks. Waters
&c. s,c eli OF ne. set .'yes.
Shc:ie! pine icsIt Knives snd ForNf, N SETS OF pei
dose', Bauer kGir-> S;c
JAaANhEU WA1E--Fina Gothic. sGndwici. and s'm-
suH Ira. gc''-f II G'on; VARIETY i Fancy dTi
y.re: az al which iheg oiler IT ;rn in"s-' prices AZ u
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..,4,nGG What .'nr.d IL Zee coSlpafsnn VITA a
= ED;fOU hea!,hy alate i;se tsom C.ast', Colds. PIT.
ting Bufd, tuRsJn.tilon, Bronchitis y H~npIc Cough.
N.rna l6iirui Breathing Irkhna Rising IN ~ hla:,
LIVER ,umris'at -. III: SWAYNE'S COMPOUND
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY nm be .1ui - excel oil
oiit. ;.oi,inc. Nny prepN,--t 10y DR. SnAEN .. y W
come. al HIGH IL md RACE streets. PHILADELPHIA.
i,sn'.- " ~ = n0 ". II 81 ifDgd..cy a1d joan
street g K i.afi.sT % B .cS-r. Of ti#r1 street.,
Il. a. sends Crch DsarnsaTy i'S B4Me.;, crrsf OF
..auns s;rrst. ..sy.-s ~, ". G. Mood, NJ u Gficm:
:-e !!nI.on, ~ hr,.ad fFre N-";'k, T.. j. Jpaoban
f. Han. \" Union a:,t5t. Brewer Stsrr. 3 u,ap2. .
Washington .ire and 's..sra - -tcyan 30 2z5 Nr.azg.
.iT-cl bu.t0o ". T. a.,rcr Albany 81 Y. ana Ntckus
& Guii No. - River street. Troy ". y. as $n'
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~ c. MARSH Accountant respectfully announces thai
y. his Counting Rooms. No. S Cedar s.eet, Upsr
rom \. NJ " 7. VI.
In study of Bookkeeping IS taught b. Mr.. McHh.
ayery ,pi The pr1ccsi mannsr Complete
# partnership books. embracing all the different bGones
Transactions ci good mercantile house hs becomes faE1
AL tie b,os constituting The with ali the documents
relating the books. al bIancCs. balance sheets
current. and with mercantile Calculations interest
discount, equation O: pGrmeB;s. exchange sc.
In one Course OF Instruction. persoa OF good capecy wll
competent Bcos-keeper and wi, receive cc:i
10 that effect. No ; taught q class
MERCANTILE WRIrING-A thorough course Of pro
sSsofs which wilt fail in etectinc valuable
ioveaeni Specimens OF t,uy mercantile sly ..
Il ~ rr.Irs.
Propec;useS with terms hours. &C. Dc obtaiued s. the
'ooins day and eveainc.
&C nARSHS WORKS.
The Scieare OF DoGbe Eacry bookkeeping Smplte.i.
iiih cduoa. 80 pages octave; ,'ice 81
TIE Ar OF Single atry BonA Keeping improved 81 edition
=, pages octave, Price - cents.
For sac st Ire bookstores, and c, the roozls.
Nh harsh r'ers his opening closing writing
~ books IS Gear s;ree,. up s;airs s5Y
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HARDWARE.

4 MERlCAS WROUGHT IRON BUTT HiNGES.-Ihe
subscribers have rcct~ty commenced The manulac,uts OF
ru t fog But Fla. the city Ci Troy they NJ. Cbls
20 .uualy orders Table snd Pew Door Butts. md VIII .n
a- furnish ali the klld offered ~ the market; FROM
o. the business. ore IT the srb'co-fs '
paen engaged sGpar, tenGeG iJ the various 'nsnua;
urefS article. The inventions ard improvements made
by Inn IN the machinery have brought the business 10 rs pre-
sent !pufnye perfection, ard they therefore ie
able t. rrca ARTICLES that reel Al order, To Tie
srcr.@,s at Troy, n. j. VA! be nren.pt!y n,en,'c To-
s!2 3n+ KEN. FL * lSAEIli..-
HARDWARE CHEAT, FOR CASH OR CITY nC7
CEPrANCIs, 1T .e.0 Penn. atieet between John ana
patt -h1 .ub>clJafs voul ca the attention o. C9inry
.iefcin.tS and her, Intending 10 ru:chs. heT Al SG1py
al Hardware aud Cutlery l7 extensive ani vel assorted
stock Which! been recently p,rie BY them direct from
Manufactures IurryC. which vii &c sold at Small
aaal I'm lD' Is. ii. HALsTEn {. co
-;e-:;....-2.-.;>se.. WARRANTED CAsr.slEEI EnGE
= =~---- J; Tuot.S.-lhe real genuine torrer ; Toes
ts I, can unly be hu ~ - ttt,rey - 'ant. wreie
4 = They IRE nn'. and flushed With my o"h
- minis therefore can recommend thein
WA George BTisc, tn's, rn',t Those Tools "i..'ec
By O.uf. {, I.Gc ct 3 Futon ,'ause Constf aye
y re aGi .i-i tu Snh are slimp"
tis: C.rye: lev. Nofa - Attorney street. Il lborat
aai I'M JOHN CoSGER.
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Memoranda.

The .tean,hp Great We.rn Sr Liverpool this asr
noon, NJ 3 ociock.
The vesnA.p iiboina leaves Boston for Liverpool Oh
Monday.
The schooner N>s. owned by AIR DG,Ss OF S'"n
was surrhe>l su>t tnuf-ly lac NJ Is i1 tua
bur,hen re iurnnts VITA Erlcson pr"elle!s aud Wi.
be despatched inr Com, r5'ui :a L. ~ October
The ship john Skdty. n,rCded iur pacAet betweon IN
mort and iveTp o uunchs al Ne"ourS o.t Mass.
Wednesday - :, -, , 49,, =
o, /. ,y,. 10 this port ue st OF ct,her, and
Rns;nS about toe 1T Of November, io' Oahu. Sandw c
lslauds .. -. -. l.,..tl,
iJitrh house city. and pacAe. Between
fht, uo,t and Antwerp.
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To TIE Etite Of Ausicai Taste i: the q. Stctes ::
II ARrS.-I. E. BROWNE CO. f.o.z (E1ard) maker
t1af!or aad New fo!s. established 1910 j. F. T. Offers to
Ss Il - Ernsd~dy an siesul; oil Double ami
Sn= teuro Hairs Tbs nch bliancY or tnac ghtaeS
ouch eegaree OF iish alt roct hGisn these Harp
enc ITEM rn-1a. and utNn fer them the ss; Grnss;i
nd prosSS,oH .tfJnsze f.ufove It's country The
c1i;tIciei on e best plclD-s OF The celebrSea ETsF1
via all ne nScef IMPROVEMENTS OF iDatan aid Pans
shrrsnies to o;r ne t9 OF ciate ard European Prc
laps repaired and .of lss Is.tIucton Books hg
&C, &c. J.F. BROWNE, N.n1tactureT
No. 50 Broadway ard
AUS 'n In No. !3;f CflaFsbers-street, y. 7.
nVsI. .a,SD n ROUND IROS-An assor.nen; of owl
haf cya ana snf NUM- Irou ja recetrrd and Tor ss
By SHERMAN. ATWATER / co.
al ~ BrosA street,
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.,NoCjKL \ FLsiALE SEMINARY. I5s 1saia5
Miss II. n. PHELPS. Principal
MISS 4 ~ FiCl.j Wee t'r!ncin.l

MISS PHELPS !I:e Of the Troy F.ns,e Seminary. vii
Dozen Sc.oo! for Young sdes 52 Washington street
;roklyn-Iu the i6th ScstsnisT ps'a1i.
Having bsca several years connected WIN the ICY rer1C
Se,nary rs escier, S p convinced TIM, the System
ns Female Educ ,ou. pl7Saet AZ that Institution.
passed 10y country. and therefore determined to
nd. %: IN the School sire L abnutto esiGh'isa.
The Course c StudY. addition Ia the Elementary R.anohe
af Euraou w embrace the Physical Sciences, the higher
branches at Mathematics. Ancl=nt and NcCrrn Language
and Mental Philosophy -toce;h-r with Course ~ GrIerH
Literature and the Ornamental Branches OF Education.
Further particulars he had rom crcuin ,T -h crn he
,hta;ned al iGe Bookstore. 81 Fulton-stse .tto ktvn
containing The t-rns and reererccs. :! Tvs cod
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Am

I STOCVESEL 4: cos Hanufnctory of Cut and Plain
GLASS O. de,criDLoa Solar Lard and Catnpsire
anps, warranted paitss OF Grs1d0ss. tlndestres
Brassts. Chandeliers 'roGl nne 10 twelve 'zi, Ha iHme-
cad L.a.srg, Of every pattern. French ChA ams atssd
repae d and relni.hed equal We ca! the caUo0
county merchants ard Others 10 call f0d sa4iy Themselves n
rega:d to prices and eua ~ of brtcles
Constantly herd complete noitnent of eli I've above.
Glass made and Drer Al sIS,x;s matched 70 essy
a;;era Flc.Gry No % Gold s;,esrY. NhcieSaIe End
K.ta,l Store. No Jobn s.. Gear efoIdway. ~
euli 3nlS J. ST0!VHNKL Il co.
TIVE GEETH.-A REDUCTION OF 70 PER CENT.
full ,ef. Atmospheric pressure p!'1cipe: 81 o slFis
Teeth SsS pe.t2 Of .ts Inserted IN TIE neef-' iy- W
J. BUSKEY, iegt:st, q Nuruy-s street next e9"i to tas
Churcn. Best iiasrli Iierth Usd and WARRANTED.
je.2 3reod+ -
y GETAWAY MACON FOR SAts:--a ny ~. y SeAt-
away. Ois LaB L4 a. aidcA!sl = cIip-
sons 5.rblo. III Ess; broadway. Tor IsIe by
al& w. n. SEYMOUR 81 CO, No. 4Cbathaza-sc92re'
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EoretynPorts.

On Tie coast Of Sumstra about Nay l;h two sner'ca
saps snpposed Sapoe Nuti,nS im Nfok ana me gu
Al The i,e Of France cIe Is. Gn Sco;' OF bos'oa o' Ma
,.h MI, hf,ss Patriot Knowles for Ro-ton Dexi
d,, n Cheney s;oa. tor N ok ia d.; schr bettoi'
l,r,tih, fin Tnstial IN i'r.i"St for ke ;raru.
d. Zaida Cun"p BAN. org. Sid same day. 6Fs Neptune
Arr a, - john Nm Cd sch Ioe. Wonsts' York Heyun
trook Inm. phisdslphio; 5th. h1s Ahes Hsslaa3 We,
olive arey DO; Jas Reoiins Beck. Balt,mae Cd IA
scbr lojc Wooster EtspoIt En; for ids ith hesnn'c0oA
Trim, Cur PhilsiglphlR.
Man vessel al pirfon 9Th inst -, &C.,
Ar, a, d. 50 UT sehr Glory. Leblanc. BH'tor " .s+h
nm, B,ook,n Sp.tes Soner,et: .chf dania pB zen -"
ton: soh buk Trlon. lucs Pios,dencs 'en' ieHRndcr
Wheeler, de-: "a Cambtis, MehinnoE. sIohwich
I'm PciQu for bo,tan.
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Ausn lat 4aa lon as siSaalnea ship oue'n Victoria Tn
w. ssa' a a. Ion Is Ha,re, JESSIE I'm Chsries'on ai
Iivarp.-ol. 3 day ou; ,,. lana, .,,,,,.si
a 40 wi II la s. oa 81 q w bark Gunsrc. Chap
man I'm Boston. Feb a. Tor SurDstra.
Sep, IL, ID 3D. lon 81 Is schr Lur,nda. Snsw I'm Boston
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Disasters. sc.
Spoken, sc.

Shin Wj,cassst psyre whc h s,sd from Sag H1rbor
,hs Sch NH mt B, * on the Sh ,i Or ,urg
and ,roud sni again IN lew days Ii Is no, stated what dam
.hns al
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\ ~ --- a--v-s 80
t7y5 Island. on, mile. ir0m I've cty of Ar,. EGtk.
81 arsS. ~ of which ~ high Sax" 81 cuijva.
IT,n 20 If good heavy tia'yr good Orchards. CG
u. ailg fuuS., Earn nnd Cow !!ni.;c AID a 81 Of
cell I- dnT. One rG; th- purcna'e Dorey
can remain on bond ard mnri number gems. For
nntiiriilr nGmc af T. lY 10 NlS "" 80 i;rrsia
i:fnck IN OF GAUNr 4 DEtRtCksON. 10 south street.
NeS-HCrk sh
rsss< FOR SALE \ GREAT BtRGA!N--A Firm Of
49, .Ay .fI- srr,. n Union iowa s. jersey. 81 uie'
- ION kuha-y ard n'e from Motuc.sr-ihe oc.tiga
pleasant md heulihy. convenient ~ arr-s' no Ney orr,
rars cayin. iouF day hn a!;c hundred :a,d oi
III Depot.
Tne ,ad Farm good state oil cuiiva'nn--cn' thirty
Eve ii iiay this sO". cout prpunn .! NNnods.
htnrs old bui convenient anc CONT table " e@"r-d ole
h. f0 ruIcf0- bond HnI NOR gag"
TX PEI eea' for fnrne, pariico:1, laqnr- 81 'e,,''
luhn johnson Z: son. New YnrS, = tihgms & 20.
Eullpust or u r EfeH."se Mei'rheii Fey7j-'>ty
!. so has tor SUE Tnir "i yaibe end plensla: -n-
Try Rss-nres tams and Toe vss OF Netnchen.
N ,r 10 to 10 .cT,s with good hd!GngS Inquire u
40 i.' Nj. :. FREEMAN. .:siuchra, y. Jef.-Y
s2:S, ls,rrCVED FtEMs Ft;R = Lore heas Gold
S-i pncs. Long Island. 80 aces. Llss from the RaI-
G@o rsoI Weche,., VILLAGE i5 acres. and niles from
Railroads.&c. rom tfs ,iy.
WIN n. oxchsnEus ur City Properly. h?piy 10
ne 2:ns G., BOLTON. IS nrt~nwich-siree
PARTICULARS Of the Farm IN uaGtins;"9 19wnshp.
.;vr.;t.i tine ~. . J. I il:>rY'i.
can te had tir oilec, % auu.h ST. corner oil indsn
4
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sri.J.;. CLOCK STDRE.-J Z. NiI.l : 4 co. Man
IA u;aclufo.s q. yEAi: CLOCKS would ..s~iiuiiy
c,I ne rsnnn q" sc pqhsr The anie.sd pgrNcnent
-ciGsd h.aGtt 80 td t'cS, nave ~! h.t turs
krGY-rs Hsr wissfn,rd ~ srI "a
winding and . keep gf,od uHc HGd bf ,ae
At 10 Fulton -iie-, .eS fi-@.
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WTO.trf e hleIi IOT TnII9ueIplI.
distractions for takug tire V,cs ann srs, number 81 Ger
tfGs and testimonials may and O5enDcd q, any OF
.ra si-ve n,Hrs, ..-a snIin, IL
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COMMERCIAL AM uoAEy MATTERS
saiss at tbs s.s... ts.ehanse....sErr. l;
l,.n,,, stock Ic.ci,snye... SEPT. 10.

io5 Sorwichasd Nvur 20 Long lSlaia. ~
20 dp............... 10 q -iontac,ru N
- d,............... l y trut"h 60 .-...,'.t. -
- Ou.......... To-. y Mohawk .............. b5
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Brooklyn, J: w Smith, corn2r Of Fulton nnt C.nn'sTy-
sui Nin si.s!ove, Suire's buildings " H.
nv. nd Al!a and bg ~ DE prIac DMl rugg N the
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SECOND BOARD.

20 Reading ........... 5,a . Notw and Wor..... tei3
% unS i,l.ai So do................ to.
~ Now aud Tur,.....- LA Caaton Co Is
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COAL.

EIIGH EGG oL!DschaFrnc this Day -. en,sS o,
.ueor nigh t,-, E.s and r, als AZ ne ,.nssl
-, 80 W l. T. TRUSLOW.
"a - Che-i- ari 10 Mulberry -
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Chemistry in the College OIL Kenrney R'Gsef. II. D.
Pny.cans and -r..eons y. John w Drapsr prfes-r OF
, i"fk Chemi'try ut tn. raiySr.lty.
John T.. Cheesnan. VI. d. JAS. a Washingtba. ~. -.
A. Gerald Hall. VI. D. sterhen len one nf he orisi
Jams Lnpes. Professor Of an Commissioner. Of tie
Chemistry. Cro,us Water WORKS.
John w Fmnct. ". ID. juna'iian !. C1ddin. ton. Ec.
Ihese F'e's are mighty ornamental and viii i.sJ Yeas,
liable get cut of repair or subiec 10 r,
frost when LETT operation. They heve merit 81 c-n.rg
themselves, end also admirably Cei.ngd f., ffs,Ds
TIE SchUyisi or S.issi.-ppi Water
Persons ce.Tous Of mining Filter md understanding
the 9sncpe OF It's opefiOn call at az Roadway e;e
t.oy are for sale ard exhibition
WILLIAM H. JENNisoN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-18
Extract of a Letter to the Editors, datcd

KING d. QUEEN, 10Th Dec, 1913.
Before this reaches you, yon will have received
suppose, the proceedings of the Democratic Republic
cans of this county al December court Altho there
is difference in opinion among them relates 10 then
frs, choice for President yet well assured, tia
with but one or two exceptions, the Democrats of X
& Queen will give hearty, cordial and energetic sup
nor, 10 the nominee of the National Convention.
like very much the sentiment expressed by Mr. ker-
dal in regard 10 this subject, which 49, that We wi
support any one, coming to endorsed by the National
Convention.
You will see, tba, John Gaines, Esq presided al our
meeting He was the President if mistake not OF the
Harrison Club of the county in s40 but, as an honest
politician and, may add, sound one too, he rereated
from the party they developed their plans al
the Extra Session Of Congress lie is of the bes,
informed men Of county, and will do honor to any
side he may take. Some of The Wings were in our
meeting and 10 they seemed to look rather sour at
the chairman.
Mr.. Claws late Tariff letters seemed 10 have to
ken the Wings all aback, and they ore engaged in
endea voring TO prove that he never was in favor oil
Protective Tariff. If they DO this, then they
can prove that he is anti Bank, anti Internal I'm
provement anti Distrbut'ont, and perhaps Clay
for the measures above stated are interviewer with
Mr. Claws political life, that, if he be now separated
from them he must politically die These doctrines
a,e the ford which has kept him politically alive with
the Whics; and separate him from them. aud you dis
solve The lie that him to Federal Whiggrry.-
Do this, and YOU of necessity either drive hun into
the Democratic ranks, else leave him at the halfway
house. bttween the shot Of the two parties, likely &c
by killed by the the other. AT January Cour
our party meet again, TO form Democratic Associa
tion and when, presume, delegates TO the State Con
vent,on will be appointed"
.pubshcd the Enquirer of the 2lst December Editors.
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.,,rIIA cnIrNn.v

A meeting Of the Democratic Association of the
county of Amelia, will be held at the Courthouse OF
the county, on the fourth Thursday of the present
month"; (January) that being court tay-for the pu !:
pose of appointing delegates 10 Democratic State
Convention, t, be held in The city of Richmond on the
st day Of February next, TO form Electoral Ticket
for the Safe Of Virginia, and for other purposes.
full meeting Of the Democrats Of the county very de-
sirabe. Come, fellow Democrats of Amelia s each
and every one, and unite in this Association OF
your brethren. The Wings your political opponents,
have formed and forming, Clay Clubs all over the
land for the purpose of securing, y! possible, the cleo
ton 10 the Presidency Of these United States their
great leader, Henry Clay-he who has long since
thrown Invaluable Constitution to the winds. When
snch forts making BY the friends of THIS aspiring
fe 10 'he Constitution, shall those who have so long
ba tied for il, shall Democrats, remain inactive and
close their eyes to the consequences of defeat IN the
coming contest, No, never. Remember your Const
tuition, the palladium of your liberties is a, sake-that
the elect on Of Clay will be Its virtual Instruction.
Come then Ia its rescue, REMEMBER $40.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-18

Washington is the of .Enlus, from which .
thousand reports are continually flying in all dlrec-
IONS II the den of the Cyclcps where rumors are
busiiy forged for political effect. 1t shows the exert
ed condition OF the public mind Where The feelings
are highly agt1ted, Fame - forever blowing hei
,rnnpet in the ear, and The multitude are forever
c,ehnr her blasts But surely among the most *
,ordnary stories Of the day, ia the report, that the
friend; Of Mr. Van Buren, have IN their lands a let
To-, IRON him, requesting his name to be Withdrawn
g. candidate for the Presidency, and that 1t even
90; 50 lar as 10 say. the letter in possession OF
Il. Editors of the Globe" (Spe yesterdays wang
ent its Washington letter. The rumoF must Be
l,ja-bu; IL IS caught Up and propagatso jor fyea
II is 10 p-adnce ialsc impression of the utter hope
lessress Of the Reput can Party The writer says
TINS il true speaks volumes--it il continuation OF
the oa,oons Of very large portion Of the Who'll coun-
t,v ia The ind cations OF another defeat OF the Demo
cratic party is conclnsive-tha Mr.. Van Buren,, tear
ios sGch result viii not, nay, dare NOT trust to the
sober second thoughts Of the People. II true VINO
can believe t: Mr.. Van Buren, does not anticipate de-
i-a The signs OF his success are cheering Every
day 5r,rcs forth tie most decided evidences oil ms
popularity w,:a The party, their determination, and
iheir confidence. (Sse the Letter from ONO IN tins
moiujrg's Enquirer L., the Wings Drag, end hum
bug and circulate false rumoss, as they nay-we d.
not fear their power and if the Republ cars do then
duty, we shall obtain glorious triumph IN November
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-18
Trust Sale Of Lnnd, Negroes and other la'nabe Pro-

pcrtv, IN Warren County, North Carolina.
- virtue Of deed OF trust, executed 10 by the late flaok
- Robinson therein specified 1ated Tue eh cay "
March, eighteen hundred and forty three ana dny re'ooeu ~
rointy, VIII SELL 10 Inc mgr
"a, bidder on TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of February cA II iar,
and mol Gdr nj the late residence o Inc sdh
hc ndpuat,c; lut selling Trustees we snnli convey
such ont. vested in Us by sad deed 70 WIZ All .e
deceased consisting oil TIE TRACK on winch
South sid. of Roanoke river, ahu on DO
d-. ri The road leading and well known as Robin
.Lou h0usann I'VE hhoIen aies,
hout I'VE hundred which Roanoke lo"gcnnd OF superior
quality. The Improvements on the premises are Wy s ~
deem il unnecessary describe particularly tins TRACK o. ihn
bu we saw confidence th1, II l. one VI the most
situations in North Carolina. Ono other tract on itc oi' sue
nj said river Immediately opposite ;hc above ceseeo
.,nut thousand hundred acres enn VI
which superior river low ground nc npann = " % VA ~
and well timbeted. THIS r7Gt vas purchaser W VIC sai" Nv,
OF Francis Jones and o't dhu hoS p 1oi
divided into tracts - i"! su Pu'ehaSc
~ rpr,on IA which these lands lie, The itrt.y ol me
coil and Their loraou-ttIns ~ Inc iohr"'ae 'Cniy u "
and Ia Railroad, and Only abort teen miles above
advantages and hold oat nd!ceaens 10 u'
, eli, re;r! III country. We would much prefer,
Ls, mat those wishing purchase sACuld LOOK Tor ihtfh-
- ~ "a, are aiiseG tha! these lands would not dsa9-
90 founded upon glowing description oi
bsm The@ VI. be shown by Mtsgrs William or arn ROBIN
son ho; whom live upon tie premises o! by ehef VI e
sulacrIbe:s ,t.,,
,nd BLACKSMITH ard some usually found in large
iii tho S.ek eonenc Estate, consisting OF Heres
and Mules Cae Hogs and sheep, Household aud hcErh Iu
nire Carriage and Harness, Sdkey ana harness. "aso"'
Carts and Plantation Tools OF al kinos. ,h.
rRa.-A part Of this property VIII he sold 10! ea'n ve
raj redt VIII be given the land; the particular terms WIZ u
mad. known the day Of sale he sale WIZ cont nu %
dav IN ay until sncicncy sold In the debts pfo'iued
Creditors Estate requested TO meet fafy al '
place the day OF SAFE r,,... ~, ~
o d. Fits J 20 -.
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