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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-19
NEW MPORTATIONs. BY the the ships

NEW APPROPRIATIONS. By the the ships
1N Pocahontas, Scotia and Warren fTem Liverpool,
ana Alabama and Frnncis the lst from Havre, we
have received and now opened the LARG EST STOCK
aud GREATEST VARIETY we have ever offered,
the whole selected within the last ninety days. con
sequently we enabled to show the latest styles
1t Is needless to enunerate the different articles s
nee 1t TO say they embrace all such adapted tn
HOUSEKEEPING. We would, however, call the
attention Of those in want of the newest style of Gilt
BOX CORNIL Els to call and see our patterns-cards
of which we have Il great variety. We have also a
splendid lot of ENGRAVINGS; most Of which are
new subjects not before pre- sened TO the public. Our
stock of PLATED GOODS is very extensive and Of
new patterns. So also with our TEA TRAYS and
TABLE CUTLERY department, the assortment and
quality are Of the hest some of which had ey-
pressly made to with silver forks. The style
of FRENCH TENDERS, as also Tongs and ShOvcls
TO match, is rick and beautiful Wemust also call at
ton to our patterns of Britannia Damask Metal
Ware. The assOftments of French FANCY CHINA,
such as cups and saucers, Vases, Candesticks, Per-
tumery Bottles, &c sc. also rich and new, The
French Fancy Department., such as Tables, Baskets,
Gard Trays, Workstands Fire Screens, SC embraces
nearly every thing can desire. Added to which
our extensive GLIDING and LOOKING GLASS
DEPARTMENT, with Lamps, Chandeliers, Lustres,
Candelabras, &c. all of our own manufactures makes
our stock more general than be OuHd in any one
other establishment in the United States and which
we invite purchasers 10 examine and prove for them
selves promising TO offer goods low they can
be had elsewhere. CARISS & SCHULTZ
scl2-eo4t No. 1873 and li0 BaltimOfe-St.
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE y C.4LYERT- SITS.
TWNHIS EVENING. Sept 10, lSi5, will be per
IL formed IRISH AMBASSADOR. Sir Patrick o.
Plenipo, Mr.. BROUGHAM. Count Morenos, JOHN
STON. Rodolph, Mr.. MACKLIN. Isabella, Mrs.
RUSSELL. Emily, Miss CANNON.
Amer which Singing aud Dancing, by Miss E. GNCE
and Miss +. INCE.
TO conclude with UNCLE SAM Sam Hobbs, Mr..
JOHNSTON. Dick Dunpy, Mr. SEXTON. Nanny
SPrigss, Miss CANNON.
90 Admittance 25 cts. children under 10 years of
age, l2l cents. Saloon performance TO commence at
to O'Clock precisely. IL
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ENOAh NOTICE.
a PICK ELLIS COAL YARD.
Tie subscriber continues to receive his fall and
winter supply Of the best OF the Coal Brook (Bati-
more Co.'S Spom VEN and Spring Creek Coal; and
also Keeps constantly hand the several varieties OF
BITUMlNOUS COAL, taken from the choicest OF
the Cumberland and Allegheny mines. Application
at the Yard, H"ad of Union Dock, the Office,
conner IF South and Lombard streets.
a2g-tf JOHN PICKELL.
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CIRCUS.

CIRCUS.
"ELSH, MANN ~ DELEVAN'S CIR
w Gus, late of the Park Theatre, N. York, and
National Theatre, Phad, phia, J, w. BANCKER,
Agent, will open in Baltimore on the 2yth iust for "A
N. YORK BRASS BAND will preceae the EQUES-
TRAN CAVALCADR in 4 magnificent carriage,
drawn by TEN superb Cream Horses. These horses
are driven in hand by Mr. Albert Brown, from MY.
The performers are of the highest standing aud re-
putation in America, and their extraordinary feats
stand in the ranks of the profession without paral-
lei. q3- The Company will perform in Washington
city on the 26th and 2h inst, prior to their coming
to Baltimore. sell-d
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JACOB G. DAVIES, Mayor.
MAYORS OFFICE,


BALTIMORE, September 6, lSl5.
HILECTION NOTICE. Notice is hereby Civ
IA en-, That an Election will be held on the FIRST
WEDNESDAY of October NEXT being the first day
of the month, in the first fifteen wards of the city OF
Baltimore, constituting the Fourth Congressional Dis
rc of the city Of Baltimore, for one person To repre-
sent said District in the Congress of the United States;
aud in the remaining five wards constituting portion
of the Third Congressional District for one person TO
represent said District in the Congress of the United
States: also, in the twenty wards, for five persons to
represent the city of Baltimore in the House of Dele
gates of Maryland and for Sheriff for Baltimore City.
Given under my hand and the seal of the city of
Baltimore, this 9th day of September eighteen hun
dreh and fOrty.five.
seS-2awtE JACOB G.. DAVIES, Mayor.
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sTAMmERTNG AND SUFFERING

STAMMERING AND SUFFERING
CURED BY DR.. MAYS, OF VA.
NR. MAYS begs leave most respectfully TO an
ny nounce to the citizens of Baltimore that he has
visited the city for the special purpose of curing I'M
the voice. He has in his possession testimonials of
the highest responsibility altestng the signal
which has attended his labors, and would be most
happy to exhibit them 10 any gentleman or lady who
might do him the favor to Call.
His residence for the present is at the GLOBE INN,
Baltimore street, where he can be seen at any time
between the hours Of 10, A. NJ. and 4, m.
NO DR.. MAYS will visit ladies at their residences
if requested. sel6 lW
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IRON. TIN PLATE. &c. &c.

IRON, TIN PLATE, sc. &c
a SINDALL, Nos. 4S and 80 SOUTH CAL
Cs VERT STREET, one door below Lonlbafd-st.,
has IN store and offers for sale, the lowest prices
TIN PLATE Y and extra sizes Roofing TIM l4y20
RUSSIA Sheet Iron; American and English Sheet Iron;
Boiler and Flue Iron, &c. Also full assortment of
ROLL and HAMMERED BAR IRON; Nail Rods;
Shoeing Iron; Cast, Shear X Blister, Spring STEEL;
hoop and Band IRON; Wire; Block Tin in pigs and
bars Lead Pipe Sheet Pig and Bar Lead; Sheet Zinc;
Spelter; Timed Copper; large assortment of Anne
mean Timed aud Black Rivets; Store Ornaments,
&c. sc. srlO-lm*
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3oo BRITISH, FRENCH AND

AMERICAN DRY GOODS.
Just received direct from the manufacturers by
FRANKLIN GARDNER, No I95 BALTIaoRr ST.
4th house above Light street, consisting in part of the
follOwng:
FRENCH GOODS-Rich Dress Silks; Staple Silks;
Bonnet Velvets; Satins and Silks; Satin and Fancy
Bonnet Ribbons; Dress Salns Lyons VeIyets; Fine
and Super BOmbaZines; French Merinoes: Rich Cash
mere d'Ecosse; Rich Nous de Lanes French Plaid
Ginghams; Twilled do; PLAID Royals; Green Berares
all prices Ladies' Velvet and Silk CIavats Gentle
mems Scarts and Cravats; best Chevereuy Gloves;
French Tekerr Shawls; Cashmere do; Silk do; Velvet
Scarts and ManlilIas; Silk Hosiery; H. S. anu Revere
Il. e. Hdkfs.; Linen Cambrcs, &c. sc.
BRITISH GOODS-Fancy Chint2 Prints: Rich
CaShmefcs and Nous de LANES; Alpacas and Orleans
Cloths; Manchester and EatlstOm GinghamS; Repp
Cashmeres; A. Plaid Cloths, for boys WEAR High
land PIaids; English Hosiery; Cloths, Cassnnores.
NcStirgS, Nc. &C.
AMERICAN GOODS-7-S, 4 4 and Ga Bleachcd
Sheengs; IickngS; Checks; KerSeyS Sattincts:
Fannes; Brown and bieachcd Drills cOl'd CambIic,:
Fancy Prints, OF beautiful styles, and OF tie following
manufacturers: Wnon#auckcg Aliens; DunnelI's, 4
Manchester Works,
F.GARDNER would respectfully infarm country
merchants and the city trade, thar the second and
hd floors of his warehouse have been recently fit
ted mp for the obbng trade and that they will always
find them stocked with the choicest ARTICLES of the
season SELF
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En nAn DEA THIS BY CON-
eTNRANRNVH SUMPTION woulb n,,h,na

lcOsOOO SUMPTION woald perhaps
be small for the ravages ofhis dreadful dis
ease in single year; then add the fearful catalogue Of
th0Se cut OIL by Inflammation Of the Lungs, Hemor-
rhase Asthma, Coughs, Influenza, Bronchitis, and
other diseases of the LUNGS AND LIVER, and the
st would preient an appalling proof of the fatality of
these two classes of diseases.
BUTT is important to know that nearly all of this
dreadful waste of human life might have been prevent
ed by timely use of
DR.. UPSTAIRS BALS.AM OF WILD CHERRY,
the greatest remedy discovcredb by man for all dis
eases of the pulmonary organs produced by cold and
changeable climates.
Scores of cases have come To our knowledge where
the patient had been given up to die of Cons umptOn
as beyond the reach of medical ad-but who by the
use of this Wild Cherry Balsam have been speedily
restored TO complete health
sister of a well known clergyman recently left the
school she was atendng-beng advised u at she must
dle OF CohSumptlon-to return to her home, wishing
TO spend her few remaining days with her friends. BY
some means she was induced take Wistar's Balsam
OF VIA Cherry, by which she was entirely cured in Il
snort time. and returned 10 her school with light
heartand reinvigOrated health
Many of the most dis tinguished physicians in New
YORK ana Brooklyn give this Basam their unqualified
approval, Why should they not; Its every where
hailed as
"NATURE'S F.4TORITE PRESCRIPTION,
beng lprmedtrom chemical extracts of Wild Cherry
Bark and Tar, two simple, hut powerful ingredients
OF Natures own Laboratory.
All orders must be- addressed to ISAAC BUTTS, 3
Ann street, New York
For sale by &. K. TYLER, corner of Baltimore and
tiIgh-sts. Baltimore, and X. ). PATTERSON, Wash
naton, d. c.. and by OF the Druggists in Mary
and and the District of Columbia. mIi3-trmGm
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MILLINERY, FANCY s STAPLE GOODS
FHyIBOyfAS lISTR0TG.

No. rs BALTIM0RE STREET,
Has recently returned from the Eastward, and offers
for sale great variety OF desirable Goods:
WELEINERY-Fnged Barred and Ombra Sa-
lin aud Gro de Ma RIBBONS
BONNET SATINS and VELVETS-C Grapes, high
colored plaid Gro de Nap; Point de Sol; French and
low priced Flowers; Kid Cloves; Caps; Foundations;
Buckram; Bullion; Trimming; silk Wire; Nets; llIu-
siHns; Mourning Bands and Collars, sc. &c.
Florence Braid, English Rutland and Straw Bonnets
SHAWLS-Thibet, Mouseine de Laine, Broche,
Cashmere, silk, Grape, fine and low priced Wool
Shawls. Also, Gro de Rhine, Gro de Swiss and Lu-
string Dress SILKS; Cashmere d'Ecosse, Reps and
Mousene de Lame; Fall Ginshams; soft finish Irish
Linen; Alpaca; Cloths; Cassimeres; Cassnetts and
Vestngs Flannels, sc. SC, with general variety OF
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
which will be sold at fair prices 10 puctua customers,
by THOMAS ARMSTRONG,
S.3m Us Baltimore street.
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BARGAINS IN PROPERTY.

DhhbhlNO I'm thoF EN- 1.
L. FOR SA LE-3 desirable Dwellings in s.
MM.:I Exeter street, different locations $1,000 3
EE,m $50 and Sl50; in High street. near Gay,
&Ehl with passage and back building Sl60O; one in
Aisquith street, near Jefferson, passage and hack
bHlhgs, $1,000; one story House in Albemarle ST.
$1,000, in fee; fine house on Caroline ST. near f. Bal
umore SsOO; on Washington st. p, $500; two on
Lombard ST. near Exeter, with stables attached Sl5OO;
several in north Gay st. near Monument; | handsome
dwelling in Madison IT. near Howard $1,000; one in
CRANKY ST. near Exeter SlOJ0: in George street, near
Pennsylvania avenue, with passages $500; very fine
large story Store, with dwelling, on Lexington ST,
between Howard and Eutaw SITS, cheap and terms
easy; do. do. South ST. near PraIt; dwelling on w.
Lexington 81. near POppetun $500; in Mulberry 1t.
near Paca SljOO; several in Monument and Canal SIS.
500 and $500; in strawberry Jefferson,
500 each; new Houses in Short ST. 500 each n fine
large dwelling in Il. Pratt Il. S2c00; do. do Stiles i.
$500, in fee simple; in north Gay 81. near the Odd
Fellows Hall $500; in north Calvert ST with one
in the rear : 500; line large dwelling opposite Pas
caut'S Row, Lexington ST. $3.50; = in West Fayctte
street, near Pine; and many Others too numerous
here to mention.
pE-GROUND RENTS WANTED-At the highest
prices.
, FARMS AND COUNTRY SEATS of eve
asS3Seh yvariey and location, on pleasing terms
iakeEN Purchasers will please call aud see descrip
le1esfst. lions. Several In exchange for city property
Apply to +. BOND or g.. GEI.BhCH.
Property Agents,
sel5 40 second st near the Town Clock.
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HA1ssoLUT1oN co PARrNERsnIp

EV-The CoParlnership heretofore existing under
the firm of DORSEY * NELSON, expired by lmita-
ton on the LIST instant, The business viii be- settled
up by THOMAS r, NELSON, who will USE the
name Of the firm for that purpose
THOS. II. NELSON,
THOS A. DORSEY,
SAMUEL BRADY,
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.ALLIMoRE's ROWLING SALOONS.

nALLIMORE'S BOWLING SALOONS.
~ The superior accommodations, convenient ar
rangement, central location, good arder, no gambling,
and the personal attention of the PROPRIETOR renders
this Establishment the
MOST AGREEABLE PLACE IN BALTIMORE,
for an evenings amusement and exercise.
% Alleys let by the hour in the day time.
AMBROSE BALTIMORE,
se5-lm "a and &c South CharleS-st.
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VERY VALUABLE SERVANTS.

UNON SA LIZA very likely black Woman, 10
H. years OF age, to serve years. first rate cook,
washer and ironer, and can come highly recommend
ed also very likely black man, 80 years of age, to
serve years, first rate farm hand and waiter also
very likely black girl, 10 years of age, TO serve IL
years, she is from the Eastern Shore and come
highly recommended house servant &c; also for
sale very likely black hoy, years of age to serve
~ years, very smart and active, and can come well
recommended from his present owner Families
wishing TO purchase have now fine opportunity
Apply at SCOTTIS Intelligence Office,
sel6 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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CABINET BROOM. The subscriber
a. returns his thanks 10 the citizens OF East Ba-
more and elsewhere, for the liberal support which he
has received from them since he has been in the above
business and he still continues carry the bust
ness of CABINET MAKING, at his old stand, No
IS THAMES STREET, between Broadway and
Bond streets, where he keeps on hand assortment
of fashionable FURNITURE, and is prepared to make
Furniture TO order, of all descriptions, at the shortest
notice and on the most accommodating terms, 1t
would be well for country customers to call before
they purchase elsewhere.
N. B. All undertaking which may he placed in my
hands, will be executed with the same promptness
and despatch formerly
1I3-The subscriber wants a JOURNEYMAN at the
Cabinet business Please call at No SO Thames ST,
between Broadway and Bond-sts.
sel7eO3t" THOMAS CROMWELL.
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GsECOND HAND BOOKS bought and sold
y by HUMPHREY MOORE,
No 1873 Pratt, between Light and Chares-sts.
and at his stand, corner Light and Pratt.

LECTURES TO YOUNG MEN.
CONTENTS.
LECTURE |. Claims of Society on young men,
LECTURE .. Dangers of Yonng Men,
LECTURE 3, Importance Of Established Principles,
LECTURE 4. Formation & Importance of Character,
LECTURE ). Religion the Chief Concern,
LECTURE I, On Reading.
seq en2W
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"ENRY w. COOKE,
CORNER HANOVER & LOMBARD Sis

HIENRY w. COOKE,
I'LL CORNER HANOVER & LOMBARD SITS.
Having completed the alteration and enlargement OF
his store, has just received large assortment OF
Fresh FALL and WINTER DRY GOODS, to which
he nves the attention of his customers and the pub
lie generally. His stock embraces large assortment
of the latest styles Fall Prints Apacas; Cloths; Cass-
meres; Sattines; Flannels Kentucky Jeans Blankets;
Cloakipgs; Irish Linens; Paper Cambrcs Diapers 5-4
10 II Long Cloth Sheetngs; Osnaburgs; Checks;
Pilot Cloth; bales Country Tow Linen; Cotton Laps;
1000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, assorted numbers; Camerlc
Muslins; colored Cambrics; Canton Flannels; Grass
Cloth skirts, sc. sc. Additions receiving daily from
the auctions &c. and fer sale wholesale and RETAIL at
prices that cannot fail TO please. AR selo
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EDEV.J F.. HEY'S INSTITUTE FOR LA
~, DIES, No. 237 w. PRATT STREET, will he
ie-opened on MONDAY, the Ist of september next
{I3- Terms reasonable. 81 al2-tf
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UpATENT sCRuBBING BRUSHES.
II House Keepers should Immediately supply them
selves with this most useful renovator, with when
scrubbng can be done in half the time and with Attle
scription call at the Old, Well Established and Real
Furnishing Warehouse of
JAMES CORTLAN SON,
sel8 IS Baltimore St, opposite Centre Market.
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CHANGES OF THE Wealth

UNNAMELLED AND TIMED HOLLOW
IL WARE We have received per ship Warren,
superor assortment of Sauce Pans, with and wthos,
lids Also, Round Pots, Preserving and Tea Kettles
SC which will be sold reasonable prices at the old
well established and real Furnishing Warehouse of
JAS. CORTLAN Il SON,
seq lS Baltimore ST., ID door East of Harrison
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
FHNHE subscriber has on hand IuIi and general
h assortment of CARPETlNG of every descfip
tion from % cts TO Slf5 per yard; Floor Oil Cloths
III great variety of patterns and prices; Hearth PUgs;
Piano and Table Covers; Sheep skin and Manila
Door Mats; Floor BaZes sc. &c. 10 which he invites
the atteMtOn of his friends and the public generally,
promising them to sell at prices as low and upon
terms accommodating as any other house in the
city, EDWARD DUNALL,
No. 100 Baltimore street,
SelJ-pOjt TASpl "a door If Holiday.
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fb 6Dnn REWARD. The above reward
- ~VO will be given for the apprehension
Of CHARLES E, GOODWIN, a young man about 81
% years of age, feet inches gh, dark hair and
stodt built, who, on the niphl Of the 10th of Scpem
Der, inst, came to the house of Thomas b. Cockey,
and deliberately shot the said Thos D. Cockey in the
head. GiST T, COOKERY.
Baltimore county, Md, Sept IT, selS-3t
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
No. 3 NORTH GAY STREET,

THIRD DOOR FROM BALTIMoRE-sT.
,kSrszz Having leased that popular Public House,
EH,; located as above, in the central, healthy and
HNii business part of the city, and having had it
-MlA.IA thoroughly overhauled, renovated and par
many nodefnlZtd; also furnished from the first to the
fourth story with new BeddiHg, Carpeting, aud all
other Furniture will be prepared on and after the
i3th INST TO receive and accommodate permanent and
transient BO4RDERS, by the day, week, month, or
single meal.
The Table will he in keeping with the times, and
superlntended IN person by Mrs. WRIGHT.
Terms and charges IN al! cases shall be moderate
transient guests will only pay for what they receire.
The BAR will be attended by an Obligng aad atten-
tive Bar-keeper, and stocked with good liquors,
fancy drinks, Segars Of all descriptions, Chewing To-
bacc0, &e this any other city in the Union can
afford As Ii is the intention and earnest desire OF the
Proprietor to make this establishment comfortable
IN all respects as possible, (f not as fashionable as
others OF higher petentions) he therefore respectfully
soelts his friends, acquaintances and the public
give him call and Judge for themselves, assuring
them that no exertion on his part TO please shall be
neglected. Respectfully am the publics ohedient
servant, JOHN r. WRIGHT, Proprietor,
Washington House, No. 3 N. Gay street,
sel2-eolm Near Market-st., Baltimore, Md.
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FLOOR MATS-DOOR MATS. Another lot
~ OF those beautiful MANILA DOOR MATS,
Just received and for sale. wholesale and retail at
The FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, No. 10 NORTH
CHARLES STREET.
se5-2w c. T. WETMORE & CO.
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CARPETS MADE! CARPETS MAD e!
u win make CARPETS in the best manner, at the
lowest possible rates lay Oil Cloths, cut and mt and
lay Carpets, at the shortest notice
LOUIS MULLER, No. NJ Libefy-st.
sele one daor above Baltimore street.
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SsHANLS, DRESS GOODS, sc.
- II McELDOWNEY x co. have on hand and
are daily receiving, large and well selected stock of
FALL and WINTER GOODS, selected with great
care EXPRESSLY for the Retail TRADE-consisling in
part of new style SiAWLS; rich and entirely new
style SILKS, striped and plain; super French Cash
meres and M0uselm de LANES; plain and Rept Cash
and Cotton Warp ALPACAS all colors; Bombazines:
Linen SheelIns; Table Linen; Irish Linen; Napkins
and Towelling-with full assortment of Goods suit
able for the present and approaching season, which
VIII be sold on the very lowest terms, by
X. McELDOWNEY & co.
l63 Baltimore street,
sel3 between Calyprt and .ioht Strepts
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NhR. ALFRED BAKER has opened his of
y flee at his dwelling, LEXINGTON STREET,
one door west of Charles, where he may be consulted
ai9- laWaW
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G3-U.4R WITH THE .fM4ZO MANS! IN
AT THE GORGEOUS MAMMOTH CIRCUS {!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-04
FLUvANNA COUNTY.
To he Editors Of the Enquirer.

To he Editors Of the Enqnirer.
Feeling deep interest in the election of our
candidate Or. John NJ. Willis to represent us in
the next Legislature OF Virginia, beg leave 10
say word 10 the voters Of this county, through
The medium Of your paper.
Perhaps at no era of our lives has the condition
of our State affairs more imperiously demanded
our united support. When we review the past
conduct Of our Senators, (Messrs Archer and
Rires,) and remember for a moment that we,
By diligence and activity, may, for aught We
know, supply the place OF one of them al least
with man who will act according 10 the wishes
Of the people, we should be actuaied BY tina, "Sp-
rit of Freedom" which our forefathers so boldly
maintained, 10 rise up in the majesty of our
strength, and shake off those tyrannical gives
that are now seemingly entwined about u.s. We,
as fIeemen, should think for ourselves, and no
longer suffer our creduly 10 be imposed on BY
the tlattering humbugs of The Federal party. |
would here invoke the good Wings of the county
of Fluvanna TO give US fair trial. We have
done we'll, and We will do it again with proper
assistance. 1t may be that the prosperity OF the
present administration depends on the conduct OF
old Virginia. So lei US do our duty, and not let
the stigma of reproach rest on US. As the Wing
candidate (Mr Stllman-and indeed he is still
man, sly-man. a cunningham, and worst OF all
an Adams many does not intend 10 canvass the
county, and therefore not lei his principles be full
" known, think justice to both parties demands
that should here give his principles SO far as he
has disclosed them 10 few unlearned Gas he call.
them) Democrats such as he thinks ought moi t