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Fafihe eesk eldiss Saturday. .Aaeaahrr Oh. 1871
febacro.-i.ngs, shipping 81 IL IN 10; nanulac-
itrng VI 30 10 LEU se. 81 90 10 , 80; Loaf interior
$40 IN go common, S2.5ato 35l ,aldliau. 81, 10
u LOO good 1000 To 1000 fine manufacturing leal
$40 10 ID.
itopr,-S5,25i irom wagons; 3 10 ! ou, of Store
Hhtai-led 4 Wine 81 cts. per hushrl
G'dla,-Ntn % to 10 cents per bashe ron wagon;
oas. sheai 81 us pen hundftd rleansd r.n wagons
u 10 - cents Rye, none In market
Ckieer AID Grass secIs--Same sales ct Glover
Seed. At slore a, s. Of cid seed NJ erp yet IN
market.
Provisions -Bacor e fr,m wagons. g. 10 retail
Beef 2,3o Per bundled, Meal, b 10 DO es per bush
Il iran waaun,
Cegte-St Domingo. : ! 10 s crnls per h., Rio. s
To 10 Gents lagnya TO 10 CENTS Java. Is 10 Ii cts
Cuba ! 10 \
Segar,-Brown, New Orleans s to 10 cents PER H.;
Porto Rec. 10 / eculs per H.. 81 G1ax, 10 o Il,
cen per 'b Loaf. Ia 10 !, ceals pei Ii.
taadteS-Tallow. = To ) cents per H., Sperm. 80
to 80 ernls per h.; Hull y Sons to e,ns per TO-
Hdskeg.- Comnun Is to 20 cents per "a Ion. On,
wagon. ron stofe. 50 10 - cents keeufed 20 10 ID
iroul wagon.
Eraadg.-Applc. IS to so cents per gallon; Peach.
81 ceBis pet gaiiun.
Cotton ians-Fac'ory prices; Is eta per ID, as.
sorted.
hoa.-- Bar Iron. $50 per ton from boats. IS from
Store. Pig, 50 per ton.
SieeL Bslered. 81 tbs cents per H.; German, Ito
q cens; Shear, 70 10 - cents perlb Cast steI, 10
u p cts, per 10.
Lasecd 0h-70 In - cts. Lamp. 81 90 to / 80
per gallons laoners, $1,000 to 2o,oo perbb
ioathcr,-Good SOLE. Is 10 ~ cents per h.; Damag.
cd Sole, 10 Is cents per ID.
Paedor.- Casdns. $i,eO 10 4.25 per kegs R,te. s.,
81 Ia Goo per keg.
loot Wool, 26 to - cents per h.; Wool Rolls. 81.
Ia - reuts per In.
toai and " od.-bitumnoas. - cents per hnshel
Anthracite, $500 per ton. Oak and mixed Wood s.
per cord " ekurY 81 80 ner cord.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-18

g. The last Petersburg lnelllgencer announces the
death Of Ar. Cried Drunmend, a native oil Scotland in
the 67ta year of hls age Mr.. ID. was one OF the f,w
survivors of that gallant band the 'Perrsburg Voun.
leers, who, during the late war, imper sable re.
nown Mr. Drnmmond severely wounded at the
siere Of Fort Meigs. lie followed to the grave by
Messrs. Scott, Cheves Pace Burton and Clements the
only surviving members Of HE Volunteers now resident
III Petersburg. by The four Volunteer companies, and by
a large procession Of citizens. Honor 10 the brave
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-18
TIE N. L. CoNt.ERt.NcE-

as hdy eaumenced lis annual session IN tbs plac.
i's' edassdas -BI,hans Seae and Andfsy heing ia
attendance. An unusually large number of Ministers
are present (upw ards Of one tundded) fmbraens
~ Ns,.efs lfom uhff Conferences. Among whom the
nv VII, lIppeit (nrnerly oi The Rallmarr Cuufrr.
,hce,) aud naw the Box Agent at NV York. Tue
n,I'oufaioas Of The Conference held Ia the Baptist
s,Hieh and Ne lean have hecn entirely harmonious.
. bislhe service las been held In the Methodist T.
'"P,h' marnlag, ahetnaen and evening, each day.
t'nIed by eimtac#y crowded Congregations Bishop
Andrew delivered powerful discourse on Friday morn.
ina last
ihe Conference will probably adjourn GA "Wednesday
Ut Thursday next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-18

d IN. HARTLEY, from London, has long been
accustomed 10 prescribe for pa'lenta with disease
ii private nature lie has enJ y.d extended opporsu-
mites oi studying and investigating the various morbid
tissues hitch constitute the class OF maads alluded to-
and has obtained u,orongh practical, as well Ms u tho
oeticol know ledge, ol ts branch Of ihe ssiun
The hue pathology Of thpse disorders presents the same
infinite variety IN detail, find variety of firm aud
features IN regard 10 the human couenance; this being
the case how Inconsistent The assertions of those
who proclaim remedy capable If curing all Diseases
1t cannot all The forms ui disease. how uts
erly hopeless, then. II is with those who 90 on from
month 10 monih, aAing remedies $50 eailed) hrcauso
rsoo,h their pfopiers have asserted they viii euro
every body. Alael these wonderful never take
place except IN the ewsp1pts. II Is not intended
dcery all advertised medlc!ntson the contrary. many
Of them are very good Tor certain stages. perape Ef
certain symptoms; but To dseases successfully, q
distinction must lo made between The disease Ilse and
the symptoms which Indicate the existence locay
o the DISEASE and remedies be employed and VARIED
from time t., tme, ss circumstances may require.
Office one door below the Exchange llolcl--adjon-
ing i'rlniy Church. Richmond, Va. Hours Of alten-
daoce from A. NJ. I'LL 10 p. NJ. No commanic TONS
ceiycJ unless post paid.
r. Rrhnnnd OF ~ IL II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-18

PENNSYLVANIA. last Baltimore American
says. the adtofy Of It's philadelphia correspondents
Numerous reports respecting certain frauds having
been discovered in III. returns Of The Pennsylvania eee
ton, in cirruation"-The writer adds tina, h. cap
mol state whether there is any just eruund fr them
Letters from phlladePhIa received in this place, men,
ton the same runors.
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xfsDlS EEa:,Ns'.

I-.~N 1iiF. large aud convenient Brick Ten
E-l.sHt cmcn, formerly owned and occupied BY
NaSsIiM Nj. l.. H. Johnson as a TAVERN
essSssnaSzA HOUSE, aud ut present tenauted by
apt. Samuel Snthsun. situated IN the lynrhhurg and
Salem Turnpike one mile southwest nt .ynclbury Tho
main building contains I nmma, wcn fs,cd up. Tbs
contiguous hutings belongug thereto admirably ar
ranged hr eomofi and convenience This property las
attached toil IA Of good Land, portion very
productive maduw and spring Of excellent water To
good tenant The rent viii be made salislactury Pos
session given Isl Jan ary, 1918. Apply TO s. Miller
t.. u. Butler.
Sept tsf
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u R:sRs' .S.sEE,

4 WILL. offer CIR sale, Al my plantation, on Friday
n the 22i inst. all my crop uf C0rn, Fodder. Oats,
&c. my stock oi Horses. Cnllc and Hogs, Farming u.
onslls of alnus every descriptions Household and kch.
en- Furniture Sc. sc. A clcdIl IT SIX months IN all
sums Of s. aud 0ver-nnder that sum cash. | have a
first rate pair ol Mil Slnnes, and afly complete sci
Of Saw NH Irons for sale privately Also parcel Of
valuable Negroes 10 hire privately.
II. NJ GARLAND.
Nov. Is off
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Ia 1910. Harrison's majority in New Orleans was
ooq i, Is4l, the Wing majority vas 2j2. The
wh;g pspers Of New Orleans denounce, in the strung
,.,ms the conjuc, Of the Lpco1co Judges Of election
:. "a. If the Municipalities. whom they charge with
lin, received number Of Illegal votes. ~he they
.-.,,ded a, least $50 good Wing votes. Unless some
- "a, he given to this l,essness Of commissioners
ia, elections will themselves become odious 10
Il. ,.oole That an eff ,ient check may be devised
,.re cau be no doubt, especially IN our large cities
Sn., check teas applied by the Wing Registry Law
;. Nv. York. which the Locos, Notwithstanding all
., Affected h,rrr of "pipe laying. repealed as soon as
,hrv 90, ao power. and thereby o?ened again the dJor
IN all manner Of corruption.
A. the result in Louisiana it is Of course uump7r-
j. ,sf.r,nce to the liaa issue of the contest, hich
:, ,l,sady decided We hope nevertheless thai the
,y,,s have carried the State. aud think they have
rho New Oreans Courier. U.acJf'ce.) on The morning
,,h. election, claimed Lcooco inaorliy of $50 in
-, city. and with that maturity. es,i mated the MAJORS
g., p,k in the Stale a. 100. The city, howey
=, having given Ala maj riy for Clay. an annihla-
,sd n, stroke IN halt Of The anticipated Sit,e
,o,,,ity we have reason 10 inter that louisiana With
more enlightened regard or her interests than was
dsoayed by the SnaJias Of pennsy yana has cast her
vote in favor Of The great champion oi those Interests
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RICHMOND MARKEJs-Noy. II

Tobacco. Some small parcels of begin to ap
pear the quality oil which Is much superior thu, Of
last year. same period Pieces rule from 81 20 to s..
We continue oar quotations. Lugs 81 G5a2; common
cnf2a a g. GOOD , 8. Fine none in market. nom
nal price 81. Fine manufacturing. none, and would
command 81 SO.
Uhcui-90 To % cts.
Corn.-i0a12 els
IIOur-S1 Ioi1j ~
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E.g.V'5D E1Es MILE
IN TIL. COUNTY OF AMHERST,

n HAVE. uae hundred hnl thirty sefes more ~ less
that wish Ia sell, eighty actes VI which are IN cnl
ttvaoh. aud nearly all nf IL under gpod fence. Il is
first rate G1an land and snne very go,d Tobacco land
part oi II hs Pedlar riser adjoining the lands oi
Blrmi, Coleman, John 4. Hall aud ohera. II has
some buildings H. aud il well waiered. Terms lille
raj and made known Ia persons wishing rurchasf.--
s'd possession gi' the nsnnl seeding time in
1916. FLETCHER u. HALL.
NV. Is Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-18

Notwithstanding 'e apparently unfavorable auauries
TT 'e election l"r Governor of Kentucky last August,
upon men some OF the more san.uine Of he L1cus ha
sra nope thai She wrnll discard her great and gallant
eSan The lnjird,Ions thus far received justify the
tlrl that she will ru ON. of her old Fashioned ma
|. niles IN his favor Tne peapa uf that State know
N!f' Clsy-and they know Bi5 Wickliift McCaa and
others OF his slanierers-anI their verdict wh lie it Ger
rS Ills n0ocence of the foul impnrations heaped upon
hin ~ his ensi1ns dclrlcors at home samps nDon e;,
feheads an ndeble brand of inlany.
Ia Consequence OF the polls being kept open three DAYS
me STATE we have not received complete re-
u'"S ''oh any place except Lousville-where. at the
close OF the third day, the vote st,od
For Clay 2u5
Fur Polk Iff5
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NEW TaEaNG Eis'EaEsLsSEl-
RiH;NE.
OHe Price O.sFy
ElAgyIAEr & rScrKrSyS wuu,

ElAgIAHE & TScrKr1yS would respectful
u " iuorn lho clilauns ol Iyncbura and the c, II.
taunus counties. that ihop have taken the New Store
on Main Street. Immediately opposite Mr. Richard ".
res, where they have opened beautiful aud we'll 10
Ieelnd assortment of SLPERIOR READY .N.iDE
CLOIIiLNfi, mado aud trimmed In the best aud mus
fashionable style.
6enltmen Wishing to replcnish their wardrubas with
fashionable Clothing al prices exceedingly low. lnv
Ted 10 call ADD examine Stock. which CONSISTS of
Sup Dress and fnck Goats OF all qualities.
- Beaver and Cashmere Over tuals and Sacks
:" Blue aud Black Cloth Cl1als and Manes
" Blue, Black, Grey and Fancy Cashmere Pants. all
qualities,
" Black and Figured Velvet silk Satin Nerino aud
Casse Vests, cut aud made IN a magnificent STYLE.
ALSO-A great variety Of F7.VLF GOODS
such as Silk aud satin Scars and Ctavas, (s1uo very
s0perur) BuGkskin. KID, silk, lduwn, Piqua an j
Ihlbcl Wool Gloves; hierno Seeks Nrrnn Shirts and
Dmwers Patent aud Cum Elastic Suspenders SILK
lIandkerchles; Byron, D'Or-ay. Round aud Square
Collars; Cnyat slllirnerS. &c. &c. An OF which will
be sold very low hf CASH.
Nov. 10 CUT
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GEORGIA..

nave returns from 60 counties in Georgia. in
~" mere has been Wing gain Of G2l since the o.,
lr e'en'p, when the Locoioco majority was 1855
p' STATE has doubtless gone for Mr. Polk by dinin-
N'ed majority. - ''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-18

o. passenger by the las, scat, (n advance of the
ma) epurs thai Tennessee and Indiana have cast their
votes Tor Polk The news, particularly as 10 Tennessee
requires confirmation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-18
MICHIGAN.

Tie Richmond Enquirer publishes letter from Cle.o
laid (ohio) NV. which states that Michigan a State
"h'se Constitution admits Foreigners 10 vote as son as
they lnnch her sui Las gone ur Polk ly abou. 2eoO
msi5fily.
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EDGEss.3rsTA SE.uz.y.EE1..
Nov. Is

MRS. f.. Y. IOMAN. prnepnl
MRS JAMES FREEMAN DANA. Associate Prn
FENllS Institution, situated IN the tuwn OF Liberty.
4 Bedford County, Va. Will be open Tor the recel-
ton OF pupils the toi Oelnber.
Il Is the ohtel OF the Principals to lmpnrt 10 the
denis useful As we'll ernanenlal education. For
THIS potpuae Mrs L. and Mrs. ID will be aided by COM
peltnl assistants
IllE TERMS WILL. BE
Tuition in English, ior The LIST class $50 pr months,
- Pad do Is
Jualur class - o
rullion IN French. by Mile. Roget
of France. 8"
Music. 10y Professor Walker II Germany, - Piano as.
Harp S33 Guitar 81 pr. 3 monhs.
Dawine, Painting, Latin. German, at Proessol's
charges.
Piao aud Ornamental Needle work. 81 pr. five months
lse OF Musical Instruments ~.
Zach Young lady furnishing herown bedding and tlWcl
n. B.--Eoard may ais be obtained in many respect
able families in the village.
References Judge SanarJ aud James .yons E.p,
Rlohmondi Judge l.omax. Fredericksburg; Rev. Dr.
llawles and Rev, Mr.. Laurie, Isl PRESBYTERIAN Church
WASHINGTON, Cen Gordon aud Hon. Wm {. Rivcs
Albemude; Dr. Z. H. Gilner. Lyuch5arg; Geo. +
laylue. Boeluun.
Bedford, sept 70 "a
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W hiy mai,Iity

, o''"9 gam OF 100 np'n the Angus, election. TIE
"S'le Journal of the 7h inst has returns of the first
~ S''"na days voting in Al counties, in which M
'ay's maj,rIiy is o,G2i.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-18

tn lower House over Wings and American Repatll.
eaus. ss-on pinl hallo, 2s. Last year. Incoiocu ma
Jorty J1in ballot was 70. Ioeoloeo loss Is.
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r. - ~ - ~ II II.
1AWlNG 10 the state of my health, wish to sell my
y nteres, in the Lynrhhnrg Vrglnlah Off sc. consist
ng OF one half The otfi Ibis time in very pros
Porous candin yielding greater income than perhaps
it ever did Nihing but 10Y total inability u give my
personal Affection, Induces me offer itf,r sale.
X. b. TOWNLEY.
Oct % HIS
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Nov. IS

A i circuit superior court Of law and chaucctv
"A held for Bedford county, the 5lh day of October
1871:
Henry l.. Davies, Plaintiff,
against
Peter Burroughs. james Burrou,hs and Joseph Bur,
ruughs, admins. Of Joseph Burroughs, decd Thomas
Crews. Pns4er Powell in his own ripht and rs adnr
of Richard Powell decd Mary Burroughs, Sally Bur
rughs. Catharlne Burroughs Robert Burroughs John
Burroughs and Thomas Burroughs, Defendants
In tHASCERy.
Ilis cause came on his day again lobe heard upon
the papers formerly read, aud argued by counsel
and II being suggested that The life estate Of Mrs Bur
roughs has iallrn in by her death. and that The land
slaves aud other property in h- proceedings monliuned
have been sod. whereby tho sale heretofore ordered
might be prejldcla well 10 The painll as the absent
defendant, consideration whereof c,rf doth sns
pend the order of sale Of the OH day of Nav 1871 and
doth order that the commissioner oi this cOur, do take
account ol The sales III the property held by the widow
for HE aud all other sales of the lands &c aud likewise
that he take farther accounts Of the administrator into
whose hands II has gone. and make report Of the pres
ent state aud condition o The estate both real and person
al IN order 10 final decree, with any other matter spe
cally stated, thought pertinent by himself or required
by The parties 10 be 50 stated. Copy-Teste
JOS. WILSON, CIR.
CoMMissioNEGs OFFICE.
Liberty, Nov H. 1874. {
The parties in the abpve cause will take tee that
shall, nj my office IN this town. at 10 o,lock A. NJ.
ot Thursday the l9h day OF December lSi4 commence
the accounts directed by the foregoing decree which
time and place they will attend, with their acroun,s
vouchers, witnesses and copies Of papers, for .x-
annall ion and settlement
JNo. A. WHARTON. C.
Nov. 10 w4w
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sbfssSl 1AisH.

Died on the l2h inst, at her son-in-laa's Mr.. Alex
antr J. Campbell, IN The county of buckingham, Va
Mrs ANE : ROBERTS consort Of Jno. Roberts, III he
sevenly-eighh year. She died Christian
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Valuable Town Property on time.
CHINA. GLASS ~ siAaS EhxAN.
WARE STORE.

WARE STORE.
OPPOSITE Nit JOHN uoLLiSs, MAN sraKEr,
LyNcnntgG,
fsNliE SUBSCRIBER oilers fr sale very hand
assortment OF The ahnve articles, of entirely
paerns aud the best quality, consisting in part Vi
blue Marno dated,
White Gauie 1uled and plain. Dinner sc,ts.
Green Chimeta.
Nhle Gmnle. ~. ~
r'cocn Gold Band China
Engllsh White 9. TIA seits of 81, a.,
:" raised hlure =" % or nufc piecss.
4" fine rnamoed -"
Plaes - She's Pt,hers. &c. Of fine common ware.
Lard Lamps. Lmkng Glasses, Galleries. Glass Pc
serves. tumhI,fs MINES &c. a CAM ie assartnout.
STONE WARE of all descriptions
G. RICHARDS.
Oct. 81 isn
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English EOWling Pieces.

EnEtAsh EOWIlnE Pieces.
" L. have received one case oi saperiur DOUBLE
w BARREL FONLlNG PIECES, of extra fin.
lsh, fine wire twist patent touch patna holes, per
cussun locks with steel action They are Of recent in
ppra'Io. the real ''Sim,n Pure" aud mistakc-iur
sale low To cose MCDANIEL. 4 McCUKKLE
Having purchased and made trial of of the Guns
recently impaired by McDinie & McCorkle, | take
pleasure IN stating that slo1ls with grei force and
accuracy, aud is IN every respect. elril any Fow-
ling piece ever us ID. can, therefore, confidently re-
commend them to the notice OF Sportsmen.
l.. Ii. 1RIGG.
Oct. Id tsif
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Let lSIANA.

we haye bu. few reiun from this State. which IN
,..,. cLse vote, but hore triumphant issue. Ia
N. Orleans and Two Of The aJoinng parishes (thc two
,.,.,,,cJ, the vote stood as follows:
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;, ffrsenl Wing maturity.

"'oo"''es remain 10 be heard FROM which the Reg.
,aI VIII swell this majority 10 upwards Of 5000,
''''" gam of about 2000 on the vote for Givern,r
n'IuS Last. ''Faithful amorg the fahess." stands
nF. ~" worm oa'e-of which true Republican sian
f'3"y is the leading characteristic.
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.NhOCS. keOOES. sc.

MUGS, KIOOgS, NC.
EEIE. have 10 hand ii packages Shoes and Boots
w consisting of Mems Russet and KIP Brugans,
Boys Broglns, Meas thick and KIP Boots, Children
BJ3ees, &r.
Als, incIuded insane invoice,
ceruJn Superior Indigo,
A bargain may be had To any purchasing the lot,
MCDANIEL g. MCCORXLE
Oct IA Is 1t
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NORTH CAROLINA.

r "e ea'eish Register Of HE l2h inst. has returns
NUN u Counties, in which the vote stand, TINS.
vor Clay & Fnelmahuysen 3o7ol
For Polk * Dallas Ssg9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-30

A very large and GLORIOUS meeting was held
on the 10Th inst, by the Democrats Of Worcester
county, in Maryland. Among others who adj
dressed them, was Thomas L. Crorper. Esq. Of
Accomac county, Virgnia--"who spoke about
Two hours. He told them that h. was Wing III 40
and tia, he siill held the principles ilat the !',r
GINA Ways then ploics>ct-and while lie had
stool still, the body OF The party had gone with
Clay, in support Of what hey formerly opposed
He gave mastery account OF the wandcrings
and Inconsistencies Of the Wing party, and de-
mons,ratei that the hopes and prosperity Of the
country were only to be attained through the AS
ccndancy Of Democratic principles" Mr.. Crop
per took Il prominent part in the late Tyler Con
venlon of Ba limure-and voted the Harrison &
Tyler ticket in 1910. He has now joined The "lo-
rious nas ofthe Democratic party. Mr.. G. de
clared himself still Tyler man--ani that he and
all other Tyler Democrats would use their ~
mos; influence fc dctcci Hcnry Ciay--and 10 ac-
compsh that end, would all go for POLK and
DALLAS"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-30

To lie Dcicg0'cs agpointed 4, he Caarca'loa at
charlottesville an III ioH iSsp'emjr.
Gentlemen: Arrangements have been made
with Messrs. BOYD, Edmund. & Co, - carry
the delegates from this city, and those passing
through this eifg, 10 Charlottesville, in their pack
ct hoas. This was necessary, as stages will have
10 be procured by lhcm for the accommodation OF
the DELEGATES between Sco;svi!lc and Charlores-
vile. The price charged ly this company is
three dollars going aud three dollars returning,
meals included The Committee appointed By
the Shockoe Hill Democratic Association having
made this arrangement. would earnestly request
that The delegates arriving in this city would ap-
PLY 1T once 10 Messrs. Boyd. Edmund, & Co.
and furnish themselves with tickets Their Of
flee is situated al The. head of tie BASIN 81 18th,
between Canal and Cary Streets.
RoB'T TATE WICKER, Ci'nn.
Au@nst*a, 1874
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-30

Yesterdays Wing is fan OF boasts. In large
are gaining If il he a Wing gain 10 have ht
more than 10000 votes in ~ren States, since 1910
We will concede the point. In our last we Showedbv
4 tabular statement how this result was produced;
and we point 10 it as a complete answer 10 lie
Wing vaGntinos w.. arc gaining crcrY Thc'c
ami Nc Wings nc losing rroand. This position
is thoroughly sustained hy The lalc elections. an!
hy what is going on around uS. Wen did The
Wing exclaim some weeks since "Uor diE,rcG!
raS Tin 1902 THEN The Coons were in the Fo0i
tidp---noM they are fast CiLinn
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The VIII wasting it. breath in charging Z. K.

The Wing is wasting lis brcalhin charsrgn X.
Meade. Esq, with inconsistency Mr. 81 in 10
honestly believed, that tie Wing Party were what
they SID hey were; oFro.ci to Bank, and IN ia
yer ofthc Compromise Act In II the VIII.
part, drop THEN disguise, openly cspouse 4 Bank
andhisi. protective Tariff ana at once Mir NJ
ahandons lhcir bad company. Which is the most
honest, lii" most consistent Mr. NJ or the v hi2
leaders Of III? History, truth will give Il power
ful answer in Mr.. Ms favor. The trae secret
oi Mr. Ms Inconsistency" is the havoc that his
powerful cloGuence is producing in the Wing
ranks