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W0WIkMlAN EA0T0lR 80
NSHE Danville Steam Woollen Factory, for.
IL merly owned and occupied by Dr. Petrkin
has recently been purchased by the subscriber who
respectfully announces 10 his friends and the pub
lie generally, that he is now prepared to execute
all kinds Of work in his line OF business, at The
shortest notice, according to order, and in the best
comparative manner. Having gone TO considers.
bic expense in repairing his machinery and appa.
ratus and being very particular in securing the ser.
vices OF experienced mechanics he feels confident
that he is capable of executing all kinds of work
in his line in style superior TO any other establish
ment int he country. Prices of v ork as follows
Cloth yard wide light and dark, from As to SIS
Cents per yard
DO bottle green's olive brown, &c. from so 10 60
Satrets of the above colors, from 40 to "A
tlannels one yard wide, 80 cents.
Wine, brown or black, 40
Nader red, 45
Blanket yds wide twilled or plain, from so to 70
cents per yard.
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USTHE subscriber has just received large us
soltment OF SPECTACLES and SPE c.
TACLE GLASSES, of the best quality, Of both
white and green. from No. 9, upwards.
OrPcrsons afflicted with sore eyes, will find it
to their advantage to call and get glasses from him;
as they may feel assured of deriving great benefit
from their use.
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The Members OF this Company; who
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Orangeuille, Columbia county, Pa.
THE subscriber respectfully informs The
public that he has leased this large three
tory Tavern, now in the occupancy of Mr.
George Seiple, in Orangevile, Columbia
county, Pa, and intends moving into II on
the frs. OF pril next, where 'hs will be
pleased 10 see his old friends and custom ers
AS his
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Cabint Making

NHE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
u lie that he has TAX, n the shop lately occupied
by b. s. Hayhurst, at the lower end of Market
street Bloomsbury; where he intends carrying on
the above business in all its branches and solcits q
share of the patronage of the public
In connection with the above business, he offers
|hiJ Hpryices 10 an
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He will always be ready to make COFFiNS for
the same prices heretofore harged in Bloomsbury
and having supplied himself with a good II EA9SE
he will attend with it at the Funeral without any
extra charge.
JOHN BITTERS.
May,I0 lS45-6m 2
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List of Letters.

Id EMAINING in the Post Office at Blooms
burg, on the qualter ending June 30th ls45
adams Abraham Ryan Danel
Depser Baltis Robason Miss Mary
Fullmer Daniel Renbart Samuel
Hartman A. B: Sprout A. b. Esq
Jackson Joseph Sens VIM. or John [shipl
Kannady Sarah Wychof Y. V.
Martin Thomas Wakefield James
Persons calling for letters in the above list will
lease say they are advertised.
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W. ue Las anu DONi ME Makihe pu'
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ages of is and N will receive good encourage
ment upon immedia.e application to the subscriber
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A NovELTY IN NJ "A few
days since three arrived at Southport.
Wisconsin, in the steamer Empire. o
lot Of emigrsnts 10 the West among
whom were two pair Of twins. Those
twins were born Of diaeren, parents =
fbut under the same roof and at The same
hour. - Each pair comprised boy ans
.girle they lived near oeighbors from in
fancy, snd tho same day before slsr,in,
West, they were united in marriage
the male Il female OF ,he different pairs
They were from 81. Lawrence County
New York.
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NAV 20, 1875
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THE LAST NOTICE

Bloomsbury, May II, 1864
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-01

House of Delegates of Virginia, voting .he RI
nnlar Democratic votes by direction OF maJo.l-
IL of the delegates from each county fesPseu,a
~ mr. nv dividing such vote among The Delegates
from each county. and letting the delegates Vo'c
independently i, owav
MI. John N. Tazewel stated, that 10 10 away
with all difficulty, and TO prevent uaneees -
discussion, as he presumed tne oPlnions - ~
large majority of the Convention were llldus W
as to the candidate, he would nominate llie nun,
Archibald Atkinson, and that the delegates siou'd
vote pcr capita. The nomination BENG ihdue anu
seconded,
The President put the question, and was car
ried in the affirmative with only one dissenl,ns
voice; and Archibald Atkinson was declared 70
be The candidate of the Democratic Parry, lot re
preventative OF this District in The 18TH Congress
Messrs. Charles B. Hayden, John M. Wycne'
James Massenburs, Giles B. Cooke, arthur II.
Smith, and Robert r. Prentis, were lhen aP-
pointed BY the Chair Committee 10 INFORM M'
Atkinson Of his nomination.
Mr. J. N. Tazcwell moved thai the THANKS OIL
this Convention be rendered 10 the officers, and also
10 The Trustees of the Church for their lberalty
in granting the use of the Hall for the delibera-
lions OF The Convention which was unanimously
agreed to-
On motion Of Henry Robinson,
Resolred, Thatthc proceedings Of this Convcn-
ton be published in The Chronicle and Old Do.
minion the Norfolk Beacon, and the Richmond
Enquirer
The Convention then adjourned.
GEORGE BLOW, President
a M, F. cgT Ss,S1 Secretaries.
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y -
WIN. III. JOKES, Sec'y.
HANOVER COUNTY

AT meeting Of The Democratic Republicans Of
the county of Hanover, on Tuesday, 23d day Of
March, forlhc purpose Of selecting proper and
1T person TO be run as their candidate for the L.
gslatnre OF Virginia the current Springfield.
Charles P. Goodall was called 10 The Chair, and
DR.. w. II. Tyler was appointed Secretary.
The following resolution was offered by Col.
r. NJ. White, and carried unanimously:
Rcsolred, That we pledge ourselves 10 give our
hearty support TO the nominee Of this meeting,
and will use all honorable means 10 secure his
election.
On motion, committee Of lwenty-onc was
chosen, of two from each company district, TO
which the Chairman was added, 10 recommend
a candidate as above, who retired for short
time. and, upon their return, unanimously re-
commended 10 the meeting Mr.. John D. G..
Brown, as best calculated 10 answer its purposes.
On motion, Col. Thomas NJ. White, Peer w.
Brown, and Lemucl Vaughan, were appointed a
Committee 10 inform Mr.. Brown Of his nomi-
nation.
The following resolution was offered by Col.
Thos NJ. White, and unanimously agreed 10:
Rc@iue3, That the thanks Of this meeting be
given 10 John Tyler for his interchangeable efforts
in The cause Of 1,ros, and his Veloes upon the
Bank and Internal improvement bills.
Re@lrcd, That the proceedings ct this meeting
be published in The Richmond Enquirer
Pesolrcd. That this meeting do now adjourn.
CHAS. P. GOODALL, Chairman.
WAT III. TYLER, Secretary.
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FLUVANNA COUNTY.

Al meeting OF the Democratic party Of Flu
wanna held at The Court House on The fourth
Monday in March, j, being represented that the
nomination heretofore made OF candidate 10
represent this county in the next Legislature of
Virginia had been declined
On motion Col. Drury w. K. Bowlcs was
called 10 The Chair, and VIM. Fl. Jones requested
10 act as Secretary
On motion, committee Of twenty, chosen
from all paris of the county, was appointed 10
select and recommend TO the meeting suitable
person, as The candidate OF the Democratic par
" to represent this county in the next session of
the General Assembly.
The committee named in the foregoing resolu-
ton being appointed BY the Chair, retired for con-
sulialion and then reported 10 The meeting, that
in their retirement they had selected Dr. J. NJ.
Wills as The candidate OF The Democratic party,
and that they unanimously recommended him as
such 10 the meeting.
On motion Of William Fl. Jones, the nomna-
lion reported by the committee, was unanimously
confirmed BY the meeting.
Dr.. Wills bein. present when his nomination
was confirmed, made known his acceptance in
appropriate terms.
On notion the meeting adjourned.
D. w. X. BOWLES, Chm.
WIN FL JOKES Sec'y
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FIRST DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The Convention which was called for The pur-
pose OF nominating a candidate for the sniirases
OF the Republicans Of This District to represent
them in the 29!h Congress, met, pursnantto pre-
vious announcement in the town Of Portsmouth,
al l. o'clock, A. NJ, on Thursday, 10Th Of March,
in The Basement of the Baptist Church. which
had been rendered by the Trustees for the use of
the Convention.
Col George Blow was temporarily called TO
the Chair, on taking which, he briefly stated the
objects of the Convention, and A. F. Cunning
ham was requested 10 act as Secretary.
The Delegates from the several counties report
cd their names to the Secretary, as follows:
Surry-William H. Edwards and A. S. Ed
wards.
Sussex-George Blow and John VI. Wyche.
Souhampon-A Edwards, Richard Barrett,
and j. Massenburg.
Isle Of Wight. NJ. Boykin, A. A. White
head, J. H. Duck, A. G. Moody, J. w. Jordan,
]. s. Holland, A. Garrett, w. Fl. Day, and c.
B. HAYDEN.
Nanscmond-H. Fl. Kelly, r. r. Prcntis, J.
Fl. Kelly, J. n. Atkinson, J. c. Meador, and r.
NJ. Boykin.
C. Fenress, j. n. Tazewe VIM. Reid, 0. E.
Edwards, G. Blow, Jr, E. Daily, j. McPhail and
NJ. Cooke, Jr
Norfolk Counly-H. Robinson, S. James, P.
Fl. Cooke. A. r. Smith, T. H. H. Cooke, w. w.
Davis, D. P. Daushtry, T. Portlock, A. McDo-
maid, w. D. Brown, G. Henderson, VIC. White
head, J. P Young, John Tart, D. D. Fiske, w.
|. Cooke, R. Montague R. w. Young, J. w.
Collins s. n. Chandler and A. F: Cunningham.
On motion OF G.. B. Hayden, Esq, the Chair
appointed the following gentlemen committee
10 nominate permanent officers for the meeting,
and report business for the convention: Messrs.
Giles &. Cooke, William II. Edwards, John M.
Wyche, c. B. Hayden, Henry Robinson, J. Mas
senburs and Hugh Fl. Kelly.
The committee retired for short time, and
then presented the following gentlemen as officers
of The convention, who were unanimously con-
frmed:
Col Geo Blow, President.
Giles B. Cooke, WIN. D. Day, Ro NJ. Boykin,
Vice Presidents.
A. F. Cunningham VIM. Reid Secretaries.
The Committee stated, that as the Convention
had met for the accomplishment of single OBJ
iec,, the nomination OF candidate to represent
this district in the next Congress. they had no,
thought proper TO report any other business for
the Convention.
On motion of Henry Robinson, il was
Rcsoircd, That the Rev. Thomas Hume be re-
qnes,ed to open the Convention with prayer.
After a slight difficulty as to the best mode
Of taking The sense of the Convention on ques-
lions which might be brought before it, during
which several plans we're suggested, as voting
by counties, according TO representation IN the
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pOCAUONTAs COUNTY.

At a large and respectable meeting OF the Dem
ocra,ic citizens Of Pocahontas county, convened
al the Court House on the 18th day OF March
ls45, Chat being Court day,) Hugh McLangh-
lin, Esq. was called 10 the Chair, and Jos. Moore
appointed Secretary.
The object and design of the meeting was Then
explained by a few pertinent remarks, made by
George Rlner, Esq
On motion it was
Pcsofred, That a committee offlve be appoint
ed 10 introduce Resolutions indicating the ooIec'
Of this meeting.
Whereupon, The Chair appointed the following
committee pursuant 10 the foregoing resolution,
10 wit: George Burner Joseph Moore, Daniel
Mclaughlin, Valentine Cackly, and John Nc
Elmer; and, after short retirement, returned, and
reported the following Resolutions. which were
unanimously adopted:
|. Rcsolrcd, That VIM. Arbogast, Esq, be
nominated and supported as the candidate to re-
present this county in the next Legislature OF
Virginia, and that he be notified OF his nomina-
ton, and requested 10 accept the same.
,. Rcsolrcd, Thalhe Democracy OF this conn
", having the most undertaking confidence in the
ability and political integrity OF the said William
Arbogast, will most heartily respond 10 his nomi-
nation, and use every means TO elect MIN.
3. Rcsolred, That the Democratic Convention
WHICH met dl Union, WI ilIe
OF January last, did not, in nominating A. A.
Chapman as candidate for this Congressional
District, express The sense OF The Democracy Of
This county; that, regarding the letter Of General
Chapman to his constituents as an unqualified
withdrawal OF his name from the canvass, and as
expressing his determination not 10 be candidate
this county went into a meeting appointing dele
gates 10 that convention, with the view ofnomna-
ling some other suitable individual as candidate
Tor this Congressional District.
"A. Resolved, That Gen. Chapman having de-
cined reelection, under no circumstances could
lie accept The nomination Of the Union Conven-
ton.
5. RcDlrcd, That the Democracy OF Pocahon-
tas county, having an abiding confidence in the
distinguished ability and political faith oil f. 3.
Miller, Esq, of Greenhrer county 10 represent
this Congressional District in The next Congress
ot the United States and believing that he is en-
lirely acceptable 10 the people otthis county, as
candidate, do hereby nominate him as The Demo-
cratic candidate Tor this Congressional District,
and respectfully ask their Democratic brethren
throughout The District TO sustain his nomination,
by asking their votes for one so worthy their sup
port
G. Resolrcd That the proceedings ofthis meet
ing be signed BY the Chairman and Secretary
and published in The Fincastle Democrat, Rich
mond Enquirer and Western Observer.
The meeting then adjourned.
HUGH MCLAUGHLIN, President.
JosEPH MooRE, Secretary.
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THE LABoURER,s LoyE-soNc

(FRoM Punch
A plague upon Thy head, thou Dove!
| envy thee tby fate;
Like unto thee have Love,
But not, like thee, Mate
A plague upon my own fond heart
That was not made of stone,
Without throb, without a smart,
Togo through life alone.
What right have aloft 10 gaze
Upon the sunny skies,
Whence, evermore, my fancy strays
Unto pair OF eyes
And wherefore should the rosy morn
Remind me of cheek?
Oh could laugh myselfto scorn,
For that am so weak.
Do mistake myself in truth,
For some great Lord or Squirrel
What can hind, a lout, fcrsoolh,
More than brute, desire
What hath he passions, thoughts, and power,
More than hog can feel?
Pshaw!-let me crush hem,-like The flower.
Beneath mine iron heel.
| that can scarce my daily bread
With bitter labour earn,
Have a tear for love to shed
A heart with love to burn2
What more than bacon needs clown?-
Would d enough of that =
Give him his beer; and let him drown
His passion in the vat.
When yonder Church would lure thee on
With visions ola bride,
Turn thee, thou fool and think upon
The building BY its side
There stands the WoRKHorsE-look with ave-
Upon that place of dread,
Where Paupers go, who break the law
Which says-Tnou SHALT NOT WE'D.
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THE GOOD DAUGHTER LEADING -
BLIND MOTHER. ht
ny N. p. WILLIS.


ny N. p. WILLIS.
The green leaves as We pass
Lay their light fingers on thee unaware
And by thy side the hazes clus ter fair.
And The low forest-grass
Grows green and silken where the wood
wind "a
Alas fer thee sweet mother, thou art blind
And nature is all bright;
And that faint gray and crimson Of the daw,
Like folded curtains from the day are draw.
And evenings purple light
Quivers in lremuIous soflness on the sky
Alas sweet mother for thy clouded eve.
The moous new silver shell
Trembles above thee, and the stars foa, IN
In the blue air, and the rich tulips cup
Is pencill'd passing well,
And the swift birds on glorious pinions flee
Alas swee, mother that thou cans! no, SEE
And the kind looks of friends
Pernse The sad expression in Thy face,
And the child stops amid his bounding race
And the tall STRIPPING bends
Low to thine car with duty unforgot-
Alas sweet mother that thou seest them No.,
But thou canst hear and love
May richly on human tone be pourd.
And the least cadence OF whispered wors
A daughters love may prove
And while SPEAK, thou knowest il snl.
Albeitihou canst not see my face the While
Yes, thou canst hear and He
Who on Thy signtless eve its darkness hun,
To the attentive ear, ike harps, hath s:yura
Heaven and earth and sea
And lis lesson in our hearts to know
wiz int one sense the saul may oreyRor.
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cANnJDATE FOR SMYTH

We learn from Smylh, that our old friend, DR..
Thomas M. Tate, has been brought ont by the
Democracy Of Smyih as their standarl-bearcr at
the next election This is well done. There is
now no earthly danger in Smyll The Doctor is
strong, stout and fleet No Wing in Smylh can
come within haing distance.
There is modesty, talent, discretion, a
prudence and sound discriminating Judgment in
DR.. Tale, that has placed him at The head of the
silent members Of the Legislature. Smylh is
well represented in every sense ofthe word, when
DR.. Tate answers either al home or in Richmond.
Jpyherdte Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-01

Shelton F. Leake and Joseph X. Irving are
conducting the canvass very warmly in The Alhe-
marie District. Las, week they addressed the
people Of Amherst at several precincts, and !hls
week will he devoted 10 old Bedford. Everything
augnrs well for The success OF the Democratic
candidate, and We have no doubt orr friend Ir-
wing will find The "shoe.string" very LcaEey, il
not rainy on the 4th Thursday in April.
[LmchJwg Republican.
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MA RRIED.

On Wednesday, Goth March, by The Rev y,
Davis, Mr. CHARLES J. TYLER, OF Richmo,
10 Miss SARAH L. TooMBs, OF Hanover coun,
In this city, on Wednesday, The 10Th ms. F..
The RI. Rev. Bishop Johns, Thomas J. MIcnl
Esq !, Of Staunton, 10 Mrs. ELIZABETH w. Ply
lately Of Gloucester county.
AT the house OF Colonel Benton, in Washin.
ton city, on the evening of the 9Th instant b. /.
Rev. Mr.. Sprole, Hon. JOAN B. WELrgR
Ohio. to Miss SUSAN PRESTON McDowAL TA
LoR, daughter of the Hon. William TAYLOR.
Virginia, and niece of the gentleman ii,
named.
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NOTICE.

A PPLICATION will be made 10 the Treasu-
n ny Of the United States for payment or re-
ncwal Of the following certificates OF U. States
stock, Cor the amount due thereupon issued by
The Commissioners of Loans for the State of Viz
ginia, in the name of John Rochell, to wit One
certificate of 6 per cent. stock for $40 80, on
which is due % cents; and one certificate of 3
per cent stock for $40 d, on which is due $40
AZ; and one certificate Of 6 per cent, deferred
stock for SO 65, on which is due IA cents.
March4-w6w
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We hear Of good news from old Buckns ham,
She will right herself this Spring, and send Two
sound Republicans 10 the Legislature, and give
HUBBARD ihumper Let the Republicans OF
Campbell beslr themselves, and lend helping
hand in the good cause Ii.
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Laneville. Be no, alarmed, for though DR.. Pow '.
er is said to be man ofintellisence, yer ne has
not sufficient persuasive poeer to ihduce US -
place pomcr in his hands.
am, dear Mr.. Enquirer,
Thy friend and admirer.
MAUCUEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-01

TesxesssE.-The Wing Convention which
assembled at Nashville on the Goth inst, nomina-
ted the Hon. Ephraim Fl. Foster as their candi-
date for Governor by reclamation.
fB0jLi,nOre SIM
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OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
Bya nth Mc adr,ec anil conscnt Of he Scnaic

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and 'riM The adr,ec anil conscnt Of The Stnaic
CUSTOM-HOUSE OFFICERS
COLLECTORS.
lchabod Jordon, Saco Maine, vice Trislram
Storer, whose commission expired.
James Osborne, Kennebunk Maine. vice Da-
MEL Remick, whose commission expired.
William NJ. Jackson, Plymouth, Mass. vice
John y. Soddard, whose commission expired.
Josiah Hinkley, Barnsablc, Mass, vice Ebe-
neZer Bacon whose commission expired
Thomas +. Carpenter, Providence, r. |, vice
WIN. K. Watson whose commission expired.
Norris Wilcox, New Haven, Conn, vice r.
K. Hinnman, whose temporary commission ex-
pred.
Abel Huntington, Sag Harbor N. Y, vice
John H. GaYton, rejected by the Senate.
Thomas J. Pasaer, Ocracoke, N. C., vice Sy-
veSter Brown whose commission expired.
NAVAL OFFICER
William Parmencr Boston, Mass. vice Geo.
Roberts, whose temporary commission expired.
SURVEYORS.
DE Seamens, Providence r. L. vice VIM. p.
Greene, whose commission expired.
Winthrop Pickering Portsmouth, N. H., vice
Joseph L. Locke rejected by The Senate.
Asa Gray, Tiyerton, r. l., vice George How.
land, whose commission expired.
George Brown, Pawcaluck r l., vice Silas
Sisson. who did mol qualify.
+. I. Purdy, New York city, \. - vice Hen
ry Atwood, whose temporary commission ex-
pred.
John Davis, Philadelphia, Pa, vice Thomas
A. Cooper, whose temporary commission ex-
pired.
Robert Butler, Smiihfeld, Va, re-appoin,ed.
Gordon Forbes Yeocomico, Va, rc-appoinled.
Armand Leiels, Darlcn, Ga, vice Edward Hop
kins resigned.
LAND OFFICERS.
Jacob Judy, register, Edwardsville, ILL.,, vice A.
W. Jones, dec
VIM. Nj. Jackson, register, Chicago, H., vice
T. b. Williams, whose temporary commission
expired
Geo. Mixer, register, DIXON, H., vice Ben.
lamin Clifford, whose temporary commission ex-
pired.
William Wilson, receiver Palestine, ILL.,, vice
David McGaher, resigned.
Samuel Leach, receiver, Quincy, ILL.,, vice f.
A. Thompson, whose temporary commission ex-
pired.
Chas C. Hascall, receiver, Gencssee, Mich,
vice r. J. S. Page, whose temporary commission
expired.
Edward Dobyns receiver, ST. Louis, Mo, vice
Samuel Merry, whose commission expired
Thomas b. Ives, register, Grenada, Miss, vice
VIM. Hanley whose temporary commission ex-
PRED.
G. S. Golladay, receiver, Grenada, Miss, vice
J. II. McRae, resigned.
Hiram Smith, register Champagnole, Ark,-
new office.
A. G. Rust, receiver, ChampagnoIe, Ark.,-
new Office Fridays Glo6e.