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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-25

no PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS.
nus snhscriber has for sale large quantity of heavy
Krrsrys and Sa,tineits anufactured expressly Tor
common use aud servants wear-it contains u ounces
~ oo per yatd double warp, and hard twisted, war
800 NJ, m he surpassed for durability Amy enquiry
,..aecng H. directed TO Milton, N c., will be promptly
attended u. . ..
M,ton Sent 20, l545-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-25

Iron and Salt.
On TONS we'll assorted country Iron.
~ 100 sacks Ground Alum Sab; for sale BY
JONES & WINSTON,
Yet 2S-clm Below the Bell Tavern.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-25

SALE OF SLAVES.
IN MONDAY the LIST day of December, lS4o, II lar,
~ If not, the next fair day, shall expose to sale, Tor
cash, at the Courthouse Of Spotsylvana county, that
b-ine Court day, TEN SLAVES, consisting OF one
Man, Boys Girls Women and Children, most OF whom
are very lkely o. l.. CHEWING,
Nov l4-ctds Executor of James Smith, decd.
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aTTOR NEYs At LAW;
, W GOODE & Il. r. CORNlCk

fs-yot Virginia, noc Of s. L"n,s n nS.in,,,
,,IlI. attend promptly TO any professional CUISINES
~ ybere Ia the State of Missouri, provided the
,0o,t be i've hundred dollars or more.
uci. s-cu $500 800, ,,n,;, 6,,h;d
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rxrcrrnR,S SALE OF SLAVES.

EXECUTORS SALE OF SLAVES.
~ MONDAY. the s,h day Of December, ls45, that
" beng Caroline Court day, shall, IN obedience 70
the viii Of John McKenH-y, deceased, proceed TO sell,
Al public auction, al the Bowling Green, Nv ENi
SLAvES-c onsisting of Men. Women, BIys, en's anu
Chldreu-mos, Of whom are vev likely.
JOHN +. MCKINNEY, Surviving Executor
Nov oi-cids OF John Mckenney, deceased
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-25

II believe the Commissioner made q Subsequent re
pert to Congress-his annual report-asd again IN
cludrd the whole OF Oregon, in his estimate of the pub
lie domain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-25

CoLuMIlA, Nov. 10.
Hon. GEO. McDuFflE.-We learn that the
Hon. Geo. McDutie is at present, in this vicinity
on visit to his relatives. His health Is said 10
be much improved Chronicle.
The JACKSON STATuE.-I have been favored
with peep al the subscription list Of this work,
and am glad 10 have it in my power TO state, that
il is filling up rapidly. The amount already e1.
ceeds s2250, and Mr. Jones, the collector, thinks
will reach 5000 in this District, ID. c.
Washington Correspondent Of Baltimore Sun.
Gen. R. B. Campbell, The American Consul at
Havana arrived in the Colossus. He is on his
way 10 visit his family in Alabama.
~ o. Pieaynae.
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TuF RPRKRIEY FISHERY FOR RENT

1879 BERhE LE1 lSI1ENI TOtS TNIAN :
7 Will rent or lease out, for term of years, the
Berkeley Fishery. Il is the most vain BILE Fishery ON
lanes River and Of the most valuable In the state
osV,,v,nia II lie, on The North side Of James River
=, m. Berkeley Estate in Charles City county about
~ or eight miles be ow City Point.
Any person wishing rent or lease will please apply
10 me personally, al Shirley, Charles City county, OF oy
l,usr directed to City Point Post Once.
shirley Nov. 81, lsi5.-c6w HILL CARTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-25
rISON GREEN FEMALE SEMINARY.

ELSON GREEN FEMALE SEMINARY.
mug exercises. of this Institution will be continued
the ensuing year, under its present instructress;
Mss l.. Webb-comuencng on the 18th January, ana
terminating the 18th December-allowins the month OF
August a. vacation. The number Of pupils viii be IL
med positively, to sixteen. There are, as yet, few
vacancies. .
,dyanr. 600
Music, with use Of Piano, w No
French, ~
Address-TIanovsr Court-hou
Oct 9s-rw3ws JNS. " loD.
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A TEACHER WANTED.
THE Trustees Of the Mathews Academy wish to EN-.
i poy competent Teacher for the ensuing year.
INJURED man would be preferred. Address applications
pos, paidl Immediately TO
u,hrs Cour, Uou,e November lS, lS45-cw3w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-07

sSs.sa ky say s?sssa II As NOD W haze sys' sssa
Nor Indeed L u be.a regarded bs ~ atone a. one OF As
best specimen known, but aniesssnd that many
Of our be., Judges in the City, have aso pronounced II
equal any thing OF the Kind brOush,o this market
The gentleman who has been successful IN producing
this strong evidence OF whs, Virginia soil eau do when pro-
perry titled has glad hear the prospect OF resz-
ing nearly bushels OF his crop lie has had hue
offer for whole OF this market but To give Abe
marie chance OF adding additional reno~n to herself ne
ha. determined to have this Wheat ground at Mr. Wm
tar,hs Mill in that County aud made into Family Flour
The citizens of Richmond however, will have the benefit
OF III for we learn. that Mcs.rs Desne Brown have
engaged the whole tn, flour when manufactured for
City
IL will be necessary for cit zcns who desire prime
family u.s., leave their orders at with the
gentlemen who espcctt have the flour in store IN few
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-07
The Mschanic A,,ociniion.

BY notice Of the Chairman Of the Mechanics
Association, il will be that that Society IS 10
hold n regular Monthly Meeting at the School.
Rom, tonight, at 8, o'clock. 1t is scarcely
nee, .s,ry for u TO remind the Mechanics Of The
city, Of the Importance Of 0''l meeting on tie
occasion tbcy know we'll the necessity Of action
In regard TO education. upon ,Ao part Of every class
Of our citizens.
The meeting, which is called 10 night, Is on bu.
siness connected with the School Of the Associa.
lion. add will, we trust. be well attended.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-07

.ds e, gsEa aaI hsss I've maa,hs q sosas, sk!sA
,as, 10 d., tsis aaths fur the dsfy htnsf. We ssa
j, begin to showers, foo~sdby warm ~ss,h
e. Fall feed may yet be dash. and 50 both butter and
ehease will be very plenty There is more butter in the
county by great many tons, than there was last
year 4 this time.
The supplies OF wheat coming in slowly, and
the samples really beautiful All accounts agree as 10
the Large surplus IN the Western States.
The opening vi the canal from the Lake TO Cineinnat
important business OF that city, well
We reach that city IN tive day from this
place with goods and there bu; IL has
proved the cheapest aud exIeous route Tor reach
my Ohio-and must materially enhance the business, upon
uut caaal.
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nnsrnN MARKEr.s.1rrn,r Arrlsr,nr. 1

BOSTON MARkET,siTuFDiY AfTtEvIoy, Avg. 9.
Cu.un-Ihc market ~ i,tn and pfces fully supported.
The sales today amount about 800 bales. Proy-ions-
There considerable activity la the market Sales today
Ut co bJs cAua tloar Pork Sl4 30; GU do ncss 10;
100 do d. exits, 1880 ~ do Thin mcss, , cash; 80
do runps 81 CASH Is kegs Lard Sci $50 bids Hams
-c two per I'll for cash. FOur-Iefe better lee.
ling iu tIcmarko but change ~ prices. We quote
Goncsee lJ7i 49,. Sales of 500 JbIs Ftcdofcka-
burg OF ) 81, 4 mos Crn-A cargo Of yellow was
zJd today 53c, but holders generally asking little
CHER Baltimore Osisare selling at lOc. COFFEE Sales
oi 3 q GOO bilsst Domingo al u GJ. LogWood--Ssles
Of ST. Domingo ~ Sl7 50 rer ton. Sugnr-Saes today
II 400 boxes Cuba brown at - DC aud ycy o..
binary al sic.-dHgs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-07

great fire took place ST. John IN. b. the even.
ing OF the Goth u, which destroyed about forty five bull
ding, mostly wooden, and property estimated about
EGJOJO 1t broke out between the blacksmith shop Of
Mir. Scsbt aud the chandery Of Mr. John Walker the
corner OF Ward ID Peters wharf The fire was
confined this aud wharf, Water street, and Prince
William street, and JOhnstDn's wharf Our espondeni
informs that all the printing offices in thrown
confusion by t- fe, being eithe: burnt
we'd (; supposed that there insurance much II
tie property destroyed but accurate estimate had been
made. There Is insurance company ST. John, 81
this part OF the loss wall TAIL upon other communities.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-07
M n MARKET-AnpnsiA-oIPM

The sales Of Cotton reach 500 bales: prices .ioady
There ~ change IN Flour; Geneste SJ,3ls35.
Soyern Of Wheat offered. bot buyers keen
of. $500 bus Northern rive sold at G5 Delivered
5000 b. Southern Corn 50 cts VT and 1900 Nuhern
Of Jjn56 cts measure Oats inactive 43ilI cents
Provisions are firm all round; 100 bbs old prime pork
sold A. Sg,s5.
There are buyers Of northern whlcbone lc and of
oil Al &c. but these offers are not accepted.
No business exchange but opinion favor Of high
prices
Drudge whiskey sold at 23r, and 30 r. brs Of &c
T.. Evening.-'Ihcfo are further sacs ut cotton
the market IS quit Dry Cod havc been soil to the extent
II -DD all. Of 50 80 Tor prmc.--J0HT. cam.
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Nepspaper Readers-Borrorers.

"a Were we not urged by many Of our subscr'-
bar. both in and out of the city. TO touch ON the
subject Of newspaper borrowing, we should Ger
tainly let so unpleasant n task fall upon DINERS
The truth is, there are great number OF ndvi-
duals who continually annoy their neighb"rs Tor
the newspaper, when they are themselves much
halter able to subscribe, than those from whom
they borrow. Such littlcness of soul deserves to
b. exposed, and those who practice 1t, ought To
be made 10 feel how detestable they appear To
Others, whom they are continually annoying.
Ira newspaper is worth reading, 1t is certainly
worth the price of subscriptions and how much
more comfortable must man feel who reads his
own paper, than when he has gone TO neishbor
and deprived him Of has, at the very time, per-
hops, when that neghbor wishes the use OF the
paper himselGl Though we need scarcely put
such a question TO borrower of newspapers, be-
cause he is too inconsiderate To think whether 1t
in convenient for the owners TO lend them or not
There is hardly day passes, that we do not
hear of a subscriber complaining OF some neigh
Dor who sends i'm to borrow the mornings paper
lust rs regularly rs the morning itself comes
Fie on such neighborsl Will they not blush
when thew reflect, and think how little they must
appear IN the eyes Of the world!
No longer than day or two since, subscriber
20 the Wing. came to us, and said that we must
really get his neghbor to subscribe, or he would
be compelled to discontinue the paper. This
same gentleman said that his neighbor would not
unfrequen,y carry his paper of, at the very time
of all Others when il most wanting. We
shall say no more on this unpleasant subject our.
selves, but quote our ncighbor Of the Norfolk
Era, whose article dpropos, now stares us in the
face. Here it's:
"Hop do you like The Ner Paper
O, very well, it is just the thing we wanted; we
get the news now fresh every day, and at a most
reasonable price; we wish every one of our neigh.
bors would take it, 1t is vexaiious 10 us to lend
ours, and more difficult for us to refuse To obigc
a neighbor; besi'es we think 1t is something like
cheating the printer out of Just SO much as the
paper costs to lend it to those who do not sub
scribe for il; and if we all To borrow, how
would we get paper tie lend! The printer can
not afford to buy paper and pay workmen, when
he is getting nothing in return. That's true.
These are the Printers sentiments exactly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-07

The large demand that will be made upon the Treasury
consequence OF the heavy expense that the Post Office
Department will be the government and the reduc
ton the arising from imports principal ci
ties will be stumbling blocks ia the way certain pYtI-
Clans who think they very wise ~ their theories hut
who far practica operations Of government are
concerned cannot beyond their noses could
tell IN political economy, "a hawk from hernsiaw"-
We quite curious to aud Judge Of the details Of
much talked Of'feyenue standard!"-iIsr Gdreffs
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RrroRIED FOR tvs q. p. GAzErrg.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

Cotton Sale. a. fsir extent nt fully last weeks pfi
res II,uf-1he market -sody bot quiet, not Cd.
yi-rd any except lor ciy c"u.umpuuh, At
- r. O. llt dis, ard - - 30 ipf lair and
good Lfauds flesh ground. Nothing doing IN Con- Meal
" Rye Flour. Wheat rcmsins about stationary;
rival Of new Southern un.od; lot of Ponns red brought
55c Corn--Abou $40 bushels Penna aIt sold at 45c;
S,u'hofn yellow bring 4lc Oassales u cUgo OF bew
southern 81 Gle snd two more held at tie rse.
saltrwo osrgoes Turks Island wero taken arrival
az &c.
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It's whispered that new LocOroco paper will soon be

Its whispered that new LocOoco paper will soon be
started Washington, under the auspices Of MIR. Riyes
one oi the late Editors IL Globe. Ii So we hope IL
will publish the first number that suspended" letter
OF zen. Jackson the publication Of which deemed by
the Unon altogether compatible with the "haTmony"
VI tie recent mourning for the memory Of TIA; writer.
There no doubt that the paper conducted o. it -
be who fgmIi1r with all the ptOfuundts se
cets Of the Locpfoco party aud leaders, aud vino feels
the deepest and relentless hatred towards Mr. Polk
for his conduct describing the Globe will break down
the Administrator IN DIX nunIhs.-LahIsnNe IonrnnL
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ALsEMARLg WHEAT.

The County Of Albomsfs, N producing lot Of ~hite
WHIST heh wss exhibited yesterday. hes proved IT,
..u 10 b. oae u the very best Wheat growing regions
osf whole state.
ri. s.mpls Of whest shswn rpissd on hc farm
al eur esteemed friend DR.. John X Woods, sld y IN
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hbsoSELIs ~ W.
Look at the Prizes sold in the Drawings received
by last Mad.
nRAWN Nos. of the Delaware, Class IS5 /:
~ 81 : II ~ 81 80 So "a 80 20 20 S q n.
Whole ii 50 n,
Do. SO 81, All sold aud paid by
Share, IL - II, BIGGER & co.
Do. 81 Al,
Drawn Nos. of Delaware, ls6:
80 co ~ &c 80 81 Is II 65 | sc 49,
Half, 10 40 90, Sold and paid by
Do. 80 80 90, BIGGER & co.
Drawn Nos of Pokomrke Lottery I5I:
sc 80 o. - 81 IL - ~ 10 81.
Ticket % 81 %, Prize OF $500, sod and paid by
BIGGER & co.
~ The Tickets can be the Office.
a fine Lottery for to-day 900 Capital rs Nos
~ drawn. Tickets IS. 100000, 5000. 5000, 2OOO,
l6ij, 10 Of 1900, 10 uf 1850 10 Oi 1000 &c. Pack.
ages the liberal terms. Return hour II O'clock
Two Tor tomorrow - 1000; tickets 81 $4,000;
tickets 81.
For PRIZES, call on
T.. RUSSELL BIGGER & Co.
nu7 Managers Office, opposite Eagle Ruins.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-07
WEBB, BACON ~ co.

WEBB, BACON " co.
OFFER FOE SALE:
JS mnDs H. CfoI sugar, part prime
81 95 do p Rico do, do do
co pkgs woo-cys do
IS bbs crushed and pulyeTsed Sugar
20 do Clarified do
90 hbds Porto Rico Molasses
$40 bags Rio
40 do Iaguyra ,ovprr
GO do old Coy Java
MaracAbo and ~ Domingo
O. packages g. Powder Tea part EXTRA 6ne
1850 sides sole Leather good stamp and damaged
Harness do
100 lbs sh Thread
30 boxes sperm Candles
60 do IIulrs Patent Candles
Crews Taliow do
$50 boxes brown and IS do CASTLE sosp
IinI's shaving and varegaed do
10 boxes
IS cases CalabrA Licorcs
20 kegs refined Salipero, 4 bbls Alum
70 casks copPcas; 10 bbs ground logwood
30 boxes extract LogwoOi. hid Msdder
esTOons Caracas Indigo
go baskets pure olive OIL
Barrels Tansers d.
q bags Pepper do Pimsn;o Ginger
Boies $40 Window Gass. IOSI2 do.
500 Kegs Cut Nails. ldy. 2Ody
tons Blisiersd Steel Hoop Iron
$50 bags shot assorted
1900 h. bar LEAD
KegsDuponts Powder
1909 1909 % %~" U Do Bunch H'''i"'
200 beIs Nos and IN. G. Gu, iTsring'
~ do Roe do
50 bbls No. 2 MAcksreI
100 doc. Painted Buckets
100 nests Wood Ware
~ tier-es nrmc fresh Rice
Cotton fafns. Irvine Candiswick
Bed Cords. Leading Lines
Wrapping Wfithg shd IstteT Paper
Cidef VINEGAR Nova Scotia Grind Stones
Eacks Liverpool Sali Ground do
Ware. TAI Glover ferd nc &c an Y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-07
conrouNo s.H,P OF rAH AND WOOD

COMPOUND sSHtP OF TAR AND WOOD
NAPH raThe .rapeutie agents employed eornpo-
Of tubefeuous matter the and 10
absorption after deposit has nesdan offset by
man will At once brings this form Of disease
so pronounced hopeless entirely within control The
aeed the records Medical Science which
the proprietor would ask careful peru Of the
ey. Let The T. lowing speak Tor Hseif-
have used rhomp.ob- Compound Syrup Of Tar Wood
Naphha Tor time practice, anl have found
efcirn remedy have u.sd consmptvc
eatanh &C when frtaby wits wea'es puno-
h1y organs 'asd The apdty with which acts greatly
N rennyrd by II In Palp.ns,v con.,,npou n ca, i d iii
confidence applicable every form Of and
CONSIDER medicine otthy Physicians ami
N. CHAMBERS, ~ D."
Fnce, 30 81. pr botie-.t bottles Tor ~ 80.
Fof SHE Rielnopi ~ ALEX'R DUyAL h 90 General
Agents; ~ Petebrfg by chs. Coflng NUrot b. ". a.
lance 'oose and g. w. Hunt m7
FOUE7H SUPPLY
nf cool and cheap Tb' received sts,on,rs Hail.
auG wv RAvDoTn co
INK! INRl
ID LACK Blue RED Blue B,ep Copying IndeiibIe pswiny
- aud sitr Pen lnss a. tc bsrt EnS,b and American make
IN at ~ B"e' ca" b. POUNDS s,sgne' IlsB ~ N,in -
a"0 J. w RiNbpIPH Co.
NAND,
W W EANUoLPH 60.
au6 Stauon'fs Han
LITTELL'S LIVING ICE.
Il w. RNNUpIru o ''C. ~ Main 80 agents
tn trtD" and Fupply fDm The
To ' r''"r 'me Can and subscribe will get ihin
your Hfu.Js worth
DEMPSTERS NEW SONGS,
EfOH THE PLANO:
Inc ioved Que there
lsst her
TIE Death o. a,sfr
1he NJ, a,,cr Fn.t and second p,n. sni
Home ~ zoo. Heart Flf ss'c ~
EAaW 4 WuOuHOrsT.
BoJkfenefs and lea FfnD fore- shf Nu-ie
au6 - NAN
GLASGOW JEANS
~ 10 Balss v TO Jeans received and for
Fae low ~
sue KENT. KENDALL = ATwATER
IkhLThORE LARD--sO teg- pune Biitipofe No LAID,
- landing and iof BY WILLIAMS 4 HAXALL
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To N, Ed,,oy, Of tAe Jyhig.

~ Read the communication from NelIon. tho sub.
ject OF the Tobacco Crop.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-07
TENNESSEE.

..ho eampaipn is still maintained with great spirit in
Tennessee The country anxousy waiting for
sult The Wings eager for The Democrats
are constantly eskng, "ls possible that Tennessee
desert her who taken from the bosom Of the
people and elected the highest Office The wodi Can
she treat with such the memory Of Jackson7 Will
she desert her old republican principles. crafty the feel
ipes of John Bell & Cot IL is impossible. The Republi.
must succeed"
The foregoing extract is from the Washington Union OF
the 14th inst
We are unable 10 how Tennessee will render herself
liable to the charge OF deserving her son." in giving
Whig uisority the coming elections. On the three
last occasions upon which Mr. Polk has asked the suru.
ges Of her he has met with decided refusal He
h.. mover been a favoro with the people Of Tennessee
and should they be his side they may truly be said
10 have deserted the principles for which they
long and so galanty commended He electcd the
highest Office the world" without their assistance, and
in opposition their strenuous eSertions and arden
wishes and he has done nothing his unlocked for ee
tioa 60 reconcile them their heavy disappointment.
But ''the organ" talks about treating the memory Of
Jackson with scon. Who treated the living Jackson with
seorn and con,umey, when Tennessee struggling
elect him the highest Office in the word1" This same
Editor OF the Washington Unonwho declared that his
election would prove CURSE and that she would co.,
perf the uhOls country into great eGmp-and would
reduce almost every thing under MARTIAL lar" "Scorn-
ou,thsi Who IL that after having mounted into Of
fec BY means Of the and power Of Andrew Jackson
seized the first occasion which presented-to disre
gard his wishes and two Of his cherished
friends from the stations in which he had placed he and
this too when his benefsctor stretched upon bed Of
sickness and DEATH Who but JAMES X. PoLE7 The
Editor Of the Union and his employer should blush with
sams their checks yet susceptible Of such suiIu
son-when they talk about treating he memory" Of Jack
with "scOrn."
The organ" asks. II Tennessee will desert her old
republican principles CRAFTY the feelings Of John Bell
Col" We know who Is Ivy the elegant term
Company here, but certain that the distinguished
individual whom the Uuon has placed the "head Of the
hm" - likely 10 have his feelings grauicJ. and that too
by the adAsreHe, Of Teunesseeof whom he IL favoro
".on"-to 'her old republican principles" Tennesscaus
we can inform the "yonefBble" mouth ece Of Mr. Polk
tho habit VI "descrng their standard either IN
actual battle political warfare. They never ialter,d
OF shrunk from to duty until their Toes were driven from
the plains Of New Orleans and they will nov abandon
their political "prncpes" but will fgLt on, hopeful and
unsubbuod until they triumph the "unholy alincc
Which, looking more the Of party and VI the d.
VISION the spos than the good Of the whole country, have
succeeded eleeiing Jsmcs Polk, "o the CHEST office
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-07
"Cdn lie treat rih such scorn The memory Of
Jdckson1"

Can lie treat rih such The memory Of
Jdckson'"
The venerable Editor of the Union, who has
never been known TO say any thing worse of Gen.
jackson, than tia. he would prove ''crse 10 his
country" appears now wonderfully mortified 10
think that the State Of Tennessee is about TO reat
with scorn' the memory Of that departed Hero.
The elections in the State of Tennessee are ra.
pidly approaching, and from all we can gather,
Jacksonism and Poksm are likely TO he number
ed with the dead; Mr.. Ritchie's appeals 10 the
contrary notw outstanding.
The Editor of the Organ seems wonderfully
uneasy lest the Democracy of Tennessee will treat
the .snnemory' ofGen. jackson with more "scOrn'
than that same editor treated the General with
when living, and when first brought out for the
Presidency. In Mr.. Ritchies appeal TO Tennes-
see, on the subject of the coming elections he has
walked up response which he would have rather
not heard. 1t is the following taken from the
Nashville Banner:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-07

James Heath Eq Auditor Public Accounts Richmond Va
y. u. Parker. Esl, Register Land udic. Va.
Richmond, Va u
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T. RUSSELL BIGGER a. co.

VNOR SALE
$4,000 per cent Stock Virginia in sum.
to purchasers. AUG WM. ANDERSON, Jr.
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