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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

TvO CAPITALISTS, ASSOCIATIONS, OK
/ EMlGRANrs.-25C 600 acres of well selected Land and ~
the countiss of Marion Lewis Clark Rails and Shro ~
th. State Of titles lndLpuaoe-Deis
lands eeced seven yeats ago and all The varieties
Of timber prairie. They viii be disposed OF at he yaui
ton Of three prrsos be selected by the aes and Illinois
and Indiana STATE Bond, taken teiei9r at LaE Also i2o ,
rIinns of the Erie Railroad and Gen.sse Valley Canal
will be disposed favorable trfns and Peansy wanna oe
Stock received Al par. 80. lI;..o,,;.
Apniy 70 Thomas L. Anderson ESD, Palmyra Nissoarl;
John K Goodman Esq. Stock aQd xchanse ne piozsf, =
tcut-Or Woodruff x Goodman, CounseoTs ~ Law
No gs Cedar stree, New York Ja1I --- tot wv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

U sylvun,a Assoc.ation.-oHice No. q
Pine St third story. 0pe from 10 10 Il = NJ. Information
chevrfuliy Gyen The Constellation g!yen. jyl0 Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

DEACH ORCHARD COAL.-The subscriber
has hand for sale the abnve coal OF all sizs,,
which h. offers for sale low market price from the yard
Orders through the Desr,tch Post or est the Office oil
the subscriber, Will BE- promptly attended 10.
T. STOKES DlCkERSON, No. lO1 Anthony St,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

JOBS OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED WITH
CARE AND PUNcTIALITY on THE
sI5 MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

D0ARDlNti IN 4 PRIVATE FAMILY
- Four Eys isssons t handsomely accommodated
Wiz. board zlNste !e,nE the uPes part Oi The litY
iay communications addressed The Subscribers will
eeivs attentions. ANTHONY j. BLEECRS.R x co.
i23 If Broad stIeet.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

DOAkU.-A few yong gentlemen can be ac-
DsUmm0dats& v ih Board with without lodgings pl-ss
sry u4 ~ molsraiy pgcJs At - Jahs,sts--t. l. 2weci
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

7TIAE undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, VII VII
surveys Estimates Of COST and srofs lot Wiz
Bridges every description, with aas and spechcaons'
ard when required viii supentsud the execution. b
tecg esmats the cost Of removing te same they VIII
LAM! and report The best mode 90 o. They
vii make drawings and Specifications Of np[s psssas: s
-vrss II Or Thomas P Jones have bssn secured 'N % tiy
business r1uiring personal attendance az ashIaftoa IN!
VII; arr ~suts tor the sale OF LeteIs Petsnt 5o !''
Mines Quauiss, Machinery, Ac: ., Ns-Lh.,,., ~.
address e!tTel oi l1E ~ EDWIN E. JOHNSON,
change, I.e" 1'IA WILLIAM X. CASEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

NJORAND'S DAGUERkEOIfPE Line
WI NESSES-The subscribers prepared at all tinlT
o talk. kenesses in urpased by any aSt IN ur
co1nfTy aad as an evidence they clam greater fnr
sn9 (tsk.n from great number from ,he unso
iicitsJ encoInutls bestowed them by the press
these deserving and Ingenious young men nave ooosht e
nror.s as near 10 perfection appears as 1t Is 'aoe
n rs,chne Their iSsnsseS only more perfect rs
rsrabauces bot finished execution than any others
that have L'pun5iei ~ n = - r. 1niiS'- ~ "a
Nlnsad corner Of Chamber street and Broadway mas re-
Snccselrd in obtalnin. kenesses winch possess the
xnreson aud yeliness of the painted miniature Tribune
aioRAsps DAouERgEorYpE.-Thes genitemeni oy pa
pt and perseyerng experiment have succeeded IN bringing
the arr 10 peric ccron certainly surpassed By any
''' " " fCom. Advertiser.
NB-Camera and all necessary apparatus for sale ana
instruct on girea on moderate terms, by -,
t-'' ''~~''> " A & G. II. MORAND Co,
Corner of Broadway and Chamber street
;all 3aw3m Entrance In CIitlDel CI-. 2S
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

Jobbng and Machine work in general.
y b Publishers Of Newspapers in the United States or
Canada who w insert this advertisement three mes oe.oie
conalsg IT, Will he entitled the payment Of their bills Oh
purchasing four times the amount thereof. -,
New York jan 27th 1914. II nS8tD&W
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

.st aud wrought Iron Pipes. coated inside with
crnenr so:as to prevent oI7dztion and ggea pure
and durable conduit for water to De seen IL iat puas'
B-So letters except postpaid and addressed 20 j.
Rail ,a2 Fulton 81. y. Y. answered. lSlmly
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

AsS ENGtiANtft. HQTEL-BALTlNORE. e.
c.,g FRtSTUS COLEMAN has ;hS day tlke- HI
S-RN +. jAGkSO tHto partnership, anu IN i2taGs The
House III b. Conducted IN s name Of Cc:enaG Jackson
lhe patronage OF tie travelling rao!sc ard influence OF our
Bairimnrs. Fr, l. ssti n im
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

Tom be!ore me t!!ls 9TH OF February, 1874
CHARLES W. SANFORD.
Commissioner Of Deeds, New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

Cu and couay of Nstc York, ss-Wn B. e'ssns :.
the CITY Of New YORK blng duly sw n cot n Fl 3s oce oi
late Alexander t. Stewart and Robert Stewart ana s.I
4uenst 1885 the pIlncipa agent and eook-keepef oi
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

am the Of Euuice Woodruff have been brought up
By her. aud know what she be true have had
all the care other through her sickness
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

G. 4 S0 AND So 25.-A superior article OF
,Di cU broken, Egg, Stove and Nat size Coal doably
screened $ a aud smal Nut 81 50 per ton, delivered
frs Of carnage rom the Yards 2l5 Wesrstrye of
Franklin North River and corner Fifth aud Lewis streets,
East River Orders received at the Sugar Refinery 2S
Leonard street through the Despatch Post both the Yards
fIo S,x xSSr- e 'N " TYLEE * NAPES
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

u ANIED--S Steam Engine OF - 10 90 horse
~ po"er Address NJ l.. y. AT the Office Of this payer.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

NO Aos only are Religion and Religious worship
@s'eoy respected in Fouriers System, but CHRIS
~ asqy is held TO be the true and eternal Religion
!; A.. humanity on earth-destined to progress IN
IIslile pa and beautiful deveopement as the Human
NsGe ra, Progresses IN enlightenment and social e!e-
aa'son, and tourer's mission was to discover the
P''acsples of true social organization, in which
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

GOAL! COAL,-At 50 25 per ton--Brobeu,
X Esg aud lirse Sore-'The Subscriber delivering
for cash, wst scresgd sad weighed By City weigher,
PETER CLINTON,
j2i Pm. Var, corner Of Hns and Greenwich
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

DRlNTtkS AND BINDERS WAREROOMS
/ Nos. % and 81 Gold-suees. New- -Yotk-Ths HOE
Prt ting Prsss Machine and Saw factory beng un
de- the management aud drey ton Of Richard NJ Hoe and
Robert Hoe continue 70 manGiacsrc at greGv reduced
prices Printing Presses Hydraulic Presses Standing freSsss'
ary Tor eaarIete pr office supply Of Which laelud'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

am we'll acquainted with Miss Woodruff and knew her
situation previous the Sandss Sarsapaa and have
Witnessed the surprising effect produced by it. and there
ioFe endorse fully the above statement.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

NEW ORLEANS PACKAGE EXPRESS
1S Through in from 10 to Is s.!-ADAMS * co.
having had their successful operation Tor se
eli months prepared receive aud forward u"erkly
Packages for New Orleans by the central route te above
unprecedented For rher information please apply at
the Office No. Wall u.
tivs,eJ IN mnrh ;asS f;,o. tben b +pv other line d5f
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

The HOt.D Co also manufacture Cylinder Job Press.
Of large Coocap size which requires TWO boys 10 attend "
who at the same time dave the machine with their feet y
Will print from 1900 to impressions per hour and do good
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

7 tVERpOGL COAL-Eor safe from yard, or
IL direct from ship Liverpool Coal OF sprrrior qpaiitY
low market pce Consumers invited u call ON the
subscriber before easnS teir orders elsewhere he d
tsrInas sell first article extremely oN
is # T. STOKES DICKERSON. TO- Anshonv.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

DEMOVAL-JOHN RUTHVEN has removed
TGfra 2 Pearl St New Store 81 John St four doors
,boye " izIn where he will the importing ana
f,hh;ng Hard u IN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

S!,! III w ~ L - po0G and MORTGAGE
oJO AM rarsoa having i've or $sce can h,y he same
well secured h mortgages Of six in f IN sath - nsrr
of ~, c.ty aGd peg interest," the pSresy bens anna
cumAsrel Adde'S ,ao1tSage AZ The Office ct Tribune
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

iS Tons PIC IRON, Howard, Victoria, Ju-
-tc uisu, Sc.
TO ,ous Junat, round square and band Ion al! sizes
Also Hors Shoe aud Spike Rods.
$4,000 Boards Plank Scsntng &c for sale cheapat Coa
Yard corner Levi. AID Fifth sts East River. ie0 st~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

The OE" CO. assure their friends and Printers generally
that no pans shall be spared to maintain The reputation OF he
shmeut and that all orders entrusted TO them VIII re-
ceise prompt and cnrefulatcnton =.
Editor, AID publishers will be supplied with e't'mass r IN IN
detail for Printing Offices Bndcres by informing us oil the
style aud quantity OF work which they desire 70 do
Hoe Go. also manufacture Cast Steel, MIL, M, Cfoss
and minor S,Ms. aupuY Of Which hey Keep
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03

T AND FOR SALE IN FLUVANNA
COUNTY.-Thc subscriber offers for sale
Tract of Land, living on the Littlc Machunk
Creek. in Fluvanna county, twelve miles South
of the Town of Charlottesville, and about four
miles from Union Mills. on the Rivanna. The
upper part of Big Machunk runs through the
land. and has al all seasons sufficient water to
turn Girls, or Saw Mill. About forty acres 81
The land are clcarcd-ihiity Of which are undcr
cultivation, and well cnclosed-thc balance. (lGl
acres is we'll stocked with timber OF original
growth. Il is believed 70 contain some rs fine
timber (Oak. Hickory, Pine, and Beech as cda
be found on any land East OF the Blue Ridge
Situated within two miles Of Saw Mill, four
miles from the Rivanna, and but few miles from
the Richmond and louisa Rail Road the OK
Timber alone is sufficient to pay the price asked
for the land. The land is rich Meadow and fine
fine Tobacco land. There is perhaps no better
Tract (ot like size for quality Of land, and ad-
vsnta-cs of location, South of the Mountains.
There is on the land in good repair, Dwell.
linz House, one and half stories hgh-eishtcen
By twenty feet, with other buildings for securing
the crop; also, Two excellent Springs. A por-
ton Of the land is now in Corn and Oats Mr..
Priddy, vino at present resides on the Tract and
Mr. Bowlcs. residing in the neigbborhood, will
show the land, and point out the boundaries 10
any one DESTROYS of purchasing. The title is an
questionable. For further information, line ad-
dressed 10 the undersigned at Richmond, Virginia,
will receive prompt attention.
WM. B. ALLEGRE.
Sen, 3 3i-wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03
MASS MEETINGS, &c. &c.

There is an unparalleled scene Of excitement
in the North and WeSt. In the North, Mass
Meetings and pole-raising in all directions. New
York and New Jersey are studded over with hick-
ory poles. Four gentlemen have just returned
from n visit 10 the North; and they are almost
almos, certain of Pennsylvania. One of The best
informed citizens of the Empire City, will no,
even admit she is donJtfm. The Syracuse Con-
vcntion meets to-day to nominate candidate for
Governor. Mr. Wright will probably be Tic
lnan-and his immense and jusily-eaned popu-
lari,v will add great strength to the Presidential
Ticket, The elections OF President and Cover
nor tall on the same day in the State OF New
lort.
The newspapers TEEN with descriptions OF the
Mass Meetings of the Democratic party. On
The 2Olh August, $4,000 are said 10 have met at
Cornwall town in Jefferson county, in n. York
Mr. Wright addressed them among other Ora
tarS
The Wings have had great Mass Meeting
in Albany-where McssrS. Webster, Rerrien
Granger, &c. addressed them. This meeting has,
been cried upto 40, and even 10000. (See yes,cr-
days Compiler) Butthe Morning News" says,
upon asking a candid Wing hor mann werc there.
he frankly replied, politically speaking we had 30
or l0OOO-but, in truth, We must have had . or
10000 This meeting has been surpassed by the
18th August, held at the village Of Bond Brook
in Somerset county The Editor of the \. York
Plcbeian was there and estimates them at 10000
voters in the field-40O0 vchiccs-and 10000
horses. 1t was certainly upon 4 large scale
They were addressed by Gen. Wright of New
Jersey, Ex-Governor Vroom Maj. Brady, &c,
OF New York city. The Pleheian says, after such
scene, there can be no such word as fail"
The Conventions at Naalrih and at Macon are
sad 10 have been the largest assemblages which
have been collected in Tennessee, and in Georgia.
The spirit which brought together and animated
This immense mass, is shedding its moral force
over all the State;-and, unless we are grossly de-
c:yed, Tennessee will stand freed regenerated
AMI disen,hralled" from the shackles Of Pseudo
Whggery in November next.
by last Evenings Mall
More MEETlNGs--An Immense Mass Meet
lns al Rochester on Thursday last-"over 80, 600
Srcns -(anothcr estimate says, 40,0O0)-3 We
hAel-s in The procession-(anotherta tally says 1867
some of these had IS persons in them-ohers
% 9' and 50 on-Isaac Hills, President.
and anofh" Al Lyons ON the 2Sh, "unparal-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03

TEAAI.E SCHOOL-The next session oi
i the School at my house, for the instruction ot
Young Ladies, will commence on the Isl October,
and terminate On the 2oh December following
Miss Sarah R. ToIe, The present ln>'rucircss; viii
continue her duties as such.
The subscriber, having had an ample opporu-
ni'y of!udging, confidently recommends Miss Iole
10 The public, a young Lady admirably fitted
for the duties of her vocation.
The Terms will be the same as heretofore, 10
wit: For The scholastic year Of ten months, for
Board, SO; Tuition in all the English Branches,
$40, MUSIC on the Piano, with use of Instrument,
$50; French Language, So Drawing s.; Paint
ing. y: Ornamental Needle Wor.i - Wor>ted
Flowers, IS. Every requisite attention will C
paid 10 the manners and moral dcportmen; Of the
Young Ladies by Mrs Davis and Miss Tolc.
Address The subscriber. at Millcr's Tavern Is
sex county, Va. X. NJ DAVIS.
Sept ) 3f-W3U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03
leled in en,husiasm"-from p to $4,000 persons

leled in enthusiasm"-trom II to $1,000 persons
on the ground.
And another at Jefferson, in Chcmuns on the
18th, estimated at about $4,000. In fact, our co
lumns would not hold the accounts OF the meet
ings tina, are held.
The Portsmouth IN. H. Mercury describes a
great meeting of more than 10000 in kilteny.
1t was composed of the Democrats Of a portion
OF Maine and New Hampshire Hon. Nathan
Clifford President. Mcssrs. John Fairfield, Levi
Woodbury., J. Handing Prince, GoIham Parks of
Bangor, &c, addressed them with raplurous APP
plause. Among the letters received, was one
from Silas Wright of The End August, who says
ii am gratifed 10 be able 10 inform YOU that the
national nominations are received here, by our
Democracy, with an entirely united feeling, and
the most confident determination 10 give them
success; ana my information from all parts OF
this State presents the brightest prospect for our
Electoral ticket in November We do not per-
nit ourselves 10 doubt as 10 the result in New
Hampshire, nor do we intend 10 he behind her in
this great contest for Democratic principles, and
the restoration of our national Government 10 De-
mocraic hands"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03
EXTENSIVE SALE OF DURHAM
4, rr,rf,

s-f ON WEDNESDAY, the 2nd Octoler
ks.E.enext. al 10 o'clock, at The Exhibition
Ground OF the Philadelphia Agricultural Socic-
", Rising Sun Village, on the Germantown
Road, three miles from Philadelphia will Ne sold
a superior lot of improved Short Horns, from the
celebrated herd OF James Gowen Esq, Of Mount
Airy, consisting of Young Balls, Cows. HeiierS
and Calves, OF high blood, imported q immcdi-
aicly derived from imported animals OF grca, ic-
pu,e.
Also, some fine young Heifer> from onc-half
10 sevcn-eishlhs blood, sired by Lcander, Son OF
Dairy Maid
Mr. Gowcn assures US that this sale will, in
point OF numbers and character, far exceed his
sale of lSi2. Leander and Colostra, the youn.
ger, will be among the Bulls; and the celebrated
Dairy Maid, the beautiful Cleopatra, Walnut and
Miss Model, among the Cows 10 be offered.
CT Catalogues will be ready in due time, and
the Cattle will be on The ground for exhibition TWO
DAYS previous 10 the sale
We invite The special attention of Breeders ana
the lovers 81 tine stock in general 10 this splendid
selection Of Cattle So excellent an opportunity
for procuring fine specimens OF the best DuThamS,
bul seldom occurs
WOLBERT & HERKNESS. Aucis.
Philadelphia, Sept. 3 3i-2awt30S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03
MEDICAL. COLLEGE

We cheerfulIv give place 10 the following ap-
p.opliatc notice oil the Medical College, winch!
we are inclined 10 believe, is shortly destined 10
flourish ana IL tiilllsc manifold benefits through
our community and State Recent events have
given peculiar claims 10 This Institution upon
Southern support and, now that il has been
pecet! on stable foundation, we trust thai It's
striking advantages will mol bc overlooked
Among the many improvements which are go
ing OH in our CITY. the new College building is
one Of the most Interesting. It, architecture is
solid chas,c and elegant, and the arrangement OF
the interior is admirably adapted 10 lis important
purposes:
Fer tic Eaqui,cr.
Mr>srS Editors: Knowing tina; Your columns
are crowded with political matter, feel some he
station in a>kin. even a small portion oi your
valuable paper; but your uniform devotion 10 The
cause OF education, particularly at home induces
me 10 believe thai, notwithstanding the political
demands upon you, you will checriully spare me
a corner in behalf of an Institution which de-
serves the patronage and support OF the South
| will not invoke State pride in support OF the
Medical College in It's Metropolis; for, while 1t
might he legitimate to do so, il has claims upon
the citizens ot Virginia OF a higher character,
viz: the advantages which are furnished 10 the
sludeE, for the acquisition Of both theoretical and
practical knowledge, the zeal and ability oi lis
L.
Professors, and its ccnirality, not only rendering
il ready OF access from every section o our State,
but also from the entire South. The approach
ing session will oier more enlarged means OF in
struclon than any preceding, as The new COLLEGE
building will III umpicted, which, with The laiir-
mary connected 10 il, will furnish every convent
encc and facility that can he desired BY the sl'-
dent. The style of the new College is pure Esyp-
!ian, presenting an admirable model OF what has
ever been regarded the most prominent example
Of unity, beauty and bolIness of architectural de-
sign. and it will BE- one oil the greatest ornaments
Of or city. As friend OF education in the
South, feel called upon 10 attrac; the attention
Of your readers 10 this Institution while, as Il
citizen, owe a debt of gratitude 10 tie talented
and cntcrpriZng individuals vino have established
among Us an Institution. the pccuniary benefits
of which (arar from its influence upon The me-
dcal character OF our city) have been ard Will
continue 10 bc felt bv every member OF our COM
munily. A CITIZEN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03
DEMOCRATIC RALLY.

The Shockoe Hill Democratic Association
OF the City of Rchmond will held their next
meeting at Democratic Hall, over the Mar
shall Hotel, oh II street Shockoe Hill, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING next, the In in
san' al 5 O'Clock. The time for The Presidential
election is now rapidly approaching, and it he
hoores every son Of Virginia. who arlcntly de-
sires the promotion OF Republican principles, TO
rcdoublc his vigilance. and 10 annihilale now and
tore"er every ye>,ige nj Federalism. From every
point otthe compass, the tidingS come 10 Us OF
cxcriion, energy and success. Let us 20 60ldig
10 work. Our principles anG Interests are aSsail-
ed, and We can maintain the high character of
our State hy timely action and vigorous efforts.
This is The year OF battle, stern and Gaa. L.,
every soldier be at hispost. Come on-let us dis
charge our duty and we must succeed. u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03
Sept. 3

SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG LADIES.
AIRS. NOTTINGHAM respectfully announces TO
1Fl the citizens pf Richmond and its vicinity, that she
viii open Boarding and Day school for young Ladies',
Tuesday, the LIT 0 October next The various branch
Of Female Education will be taught by the principal,
assisted Ly her daughters. French, Latin, Music SC,
by approved and competent teachers.
Mrs. ~ has the advantage nf many year, experience
in conducting Female school, and has the hcnor of
referring 10 The following gentlemen.
Rev Dr. J. w. Alexander, Rev ALERT d. bod, Prince
ton, N. J.
REV pr Samuel q. How, Hon. James 4. Nevlus, Hon.
L. Kirkpatrick, New Brunswick, y. J.
Hon. Daniel Elmer, BrIdgeton, n. J.
Rev John Hal, Hon. WIN. H. Dayton, Rev. r. La
hagh, Trenton, y. j.
REV ]. II. Jones, ]. F.. Kerr Esq, Philadelphia Pa.
Hon. II. X. Este, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Rev DIR. Cnsswell late of Fast Windsor, Conn.
Dr. REM. ID. Nelson, King William CO., Va.
Dr. Vim X. Nelson, Hanover.
Samuel Taylor. Esq, Dr. X. II. Cahel ]. G. lohson,
and Rev. w. :. Plnmcr, D. d., Richmond. Other refer
encoI in Richmond Will be given TOW days.
Mrs. ~ is permitted 10 give the following extracts
from letters The first is from letter OF Rev. j. w.
Alexander, ID. D., IN gentleman in Richmond, under
date nr hmg. 30, 1874:
coinmu ncan,s in The church Of which was pastor
Both as lady Of good and education, and N
chian professor abe ha- my sincere respect Her ct
perencr in teaching has hcen GREAT, and she has been
assisted by her daughters, who well qualified To
give instruction. Ny friendship for the amy, and my
belief that they qualified make desire that they
may have large school wherever they may go"
Tie second IL extract of letter from Rev. Dr.
Plumrr Ia friend in the country:
''Yol inquire If Mrs. Nottnsham's School" II gives
me pleasure say, that III all respects and for good
rta-ons, she has my entire confidence IN 'nnu anu
manners in principles and experiences know of no uns
whom coul. more heartily commend. Her daughters
ote III companions for any ladies'"
She has taken The house nj the corner of FtHnkiin
and 5h streets diagonally opposite the private resi-
dcnce of J. J. Fry, Esq.
Aug. ~ Jh-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03

T.VNYWWNFfVTtN.
The Democratic Association of this City held
IN animated meeting on SATURDAY evening last.
They we're addressed by Massrs Jno B. Young
anu Washington Grccnhow, in happy and appro-
pirate manner. Mr. Young has just returned
from visit tc the North and he gave cheering
news from the great States Of lew York and
Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Every thing au-
ours we'll Tor the success OF the Republican Party
in November \ Committee of Invitation, con
>i>tins of Mc>srS Jchn Lynch, Peter V. Daniel,
Jr. and Robert w Henry were appointed 10
invite speakers 10 address the Association, from
time To time, as they might think best calculated
10 advance the interests Of the Democratic Party.
Doubtless tie Committee will invite some oi the
most distinguished Democrats in the Stale To adj
dress the Association al their next meeting, on
Saturday evening next