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Debt.
100000
100000
6S,00O,0CO
25,sO0,OO0
6I.5O0.000

Thus England is indebted TO the extent Of thir-
teen times its revenue. while France and Russia
owe but four times their respective revenues;
Austria and Prussia liule more than thrice. The
relative number of troops, kept up in lime Of
peace by each nation, holds about the same pro-
portion, The number of soldiers in the whole
British Empire being 10000; in France 363,-
600; in Austria, $4,000; in Prussia, 900;
and in Russia, 100000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-09

Correspondence OF The Baltimore Sum-
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. I, s =. NJ.
We are as yet without any tdings from New
York relative 10 the Great Britain.
The -four market has been dull To-day. with a
slight decline. A sale Of 1000 bbls. fresh ground
was made al E5 25
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-09

TROOPS FOR MEXICO.-In consequence
of orders received by Fridays mail Company
Ak" 3rd Regiment, U. S. A., stationed al Osle-
thorpe Barracks, left Ibis city, (says ths Sayan-
nah Republican, at - o'clock, on Saturday last,
in The Beaufort District for Charleston, from
which place, ii is presumed they will embark for
Mexico This company is under The command
of Major WApE we'll known TO our citizens as
brave and accomplished officer. May he have
brilliant campaign and return in safely 10 his
friends and family.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-09

Mr.. Clay (says the Union) has been named
by Two of the Wing presses Of Kentucky 10 fill
the vacancy in the Senate Of the United States
which may occur BY Governor Morehead's de-
cining reelection. The Lexington observer
Mr. Cays neighbor-republishes the articles
OF nomination, and regrets the agitation of The
question, as calculated 10 divide the Wings, in
the same manner as The squabbles of the Wing
editors in New York upon The election OF Go.
vernon are distraciing the Wings Of that Stale.
The "Observer," however, does not put aside The
crown in the name OF Mr.. Clay. Ali lhatit ven-
lures 10 say is that "in regard TO The other question
AS TO The return of Mr. Clay TO the Senate, which
is also agitated-we speak with greatreluclance,
since we know that from our location and yicini-
ty to Ashland an importance is likely 10 be al
,ached 10 what we may say wholly unlusifed by
facts. We know nothing whatever Of Mr.. Clay
wishes or intentions, except that we think we
know Mr. Clay we'll enough TO know lha, he will
deeply regret The agitation of the subject in the
public prints in connection with his name But
what We took up this subject for was simply 10
ask of our friends if il be moi best TO lei this
whole business rest with the Legislature, the
members of which are just about as well ac-
quainled with The public men OF the Stale, as We
ofhe press can be"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-09
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. OCTOBER 8.

RICHMOND MARKETS, OCTOBER s.
TOBACCO.-There is very little doing, and
no change 10 notice in the article for the past
week. We quote Tugs at from ST. 90 to so;
common leaf 50 90 TO 3 90; middling SO IS TO
90; good and fine shipping, "a 90 10 co. extra
manufacturing &c 90 10 8 90.
FLOUR-The news by the last steamer made
no change in the market. Very superior lots of
"Baker's four will bring IS rs. Retail trade,
IS SO. Stock light, and but little arriving.
CORN-Corn 65 a 81 l-2 c., sales.
OATS-None arriving.
WHEAT-ll0l 10 100 cts, according 10 quality.
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran 10 cents; Shorts IS
cents; Brown Suffs 20 cents; Ship Stufs 80 cts.
PROVISIONS.-BAcoE Smilhfeld and City
Cured 6 81 cts. for hog round; Western Sides
s a Ct cts; Shoulders a4i cts. LARD Ia 81 cents.
FISH-Herrings,d dull at 81 for No. l. Shad 81.
SALT-$l so a IS from the wharf.
LIME-65 cents from vessels.
COTTON-7s a 81 cents per lb.
STOCK MARKET.
Reported Gy Beverley Blair, licensed Stock6roser
State six per cents-par value. slO0-held at sIO4
Corporation per cents--par value, SC0- last sales
James River and Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
Ssate-par value, 3lO0-held at par and interest
Exchange Bank Stock-par value, sl00-last sales lO2.
Farmers Bank Stock-par value, Sl00-as sales S93,
but held generally at $9i
Virginia Bank Stock-par value, s7O-s64 65.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par valne, SO0-as sales S95, but may be had at
something less.
Richmond Fire Association s,ock-par value, 800
S29a.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
stock-par value, slO0-leId al SIS
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates
of Drbt-par value, SI00-92 10 $685.
Richmond and Louisa Railroad stock-par value, 500
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-09
SENATORIAL ELECTION.


We invite the attention Of The Democrats OF
the Goochand Senatorial District 10 The susges-
lions of The following communication, in regard
10 the selection OF a successor 10 The lamened
Guerranl. Two Democrats, Mr.. Amber and
DR.. Fowler, are already nominated, and II is all
important that the Democrats should unite upon
some one candidate, Tor we learn that The Wings
will make considerable effort TO carry The Dis
trct. Though the District is decidedly Demo-
cratic, the Wings may avail themselves OF any
division OF force in our party 10 slip in man Of
their own There will be no excuse, on our part,
Tor such an improper resultant we feel called
upon 10 invoke all our friends TO diligence, union
and harmony. No lime should be lost, as ii is
probable that an election will be ordered early in
November:
For The Enquirer
The death Of Col. John Guerrant, OF the coun-
" of Goochand, has created a vacancy in the
Senatorial District composed OF the counties OF
Hanover, Louisa, Goochand and Fluvanna-
| Therefore The duty again deyolves upon The De-
mocralic voters OF the district 10 select some in
| dividual, upon whom 10 cast their votes, as his
successor-and the question arises how is This
selection 10 he made. We would respectfully
suggest that Inc voters in each county shall hold
meetings on their respective couIt days in Oclo-
ber or at the different precincts as they may think
best, and appoint delegates 10 convene al some
central point and de, gnatc some suitable person
as candidate, and, il il i'll not SAVIOR too much
of dicaion we would suggest, as The most ceE-
trail and convenien; place, The house Of Micajah
Paris, in The county ol Louisa. Immediately up
on the county line oil Gouchland, and about equ-
distant from Hanover and Fluvanna. And we
would take this opportunity oil bringing 10 the no
ice of the voters Of The district the claims of Dr.
VIM. S. Fowler, Of the county OF Louisa, who is
gentleman every way qualified, if elected, 10
make an active and efficient representative, and
equally worthy Of their confidence. II is need
less for us 10 speak Of his many qualifications,
which recommend him 10 the consideration Of the
voters of The district, 10 many of whom he is well
known 10 be characterized Tor high moral and intel.
leclnal worth. He was born and bred Democrat,
and lutored in The school of Democracy from bis
infancy. ehave written this without consult.
ing The Doctor at all, but have no doubt il chosen
by the Convention, he would consent 10 become
a candidate. SEVERAL VoTERs OF LOUISA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-09
N1ANAc ERs' oFPIcE.-D. PAINE & CO, Rich

MANAGERS oFPICE.-D. PAINE Il CO, Rich
lVl mond, Virginia.
"a FEW MORE LEFT or THE SANE SORT :"
Drawn Nos. of the Grand Consolidated, EIlra's;
65 10 e. Sc "a 4s 6 4 % % p as a..
:. p p;.hn,ond and Maid Al sight by PURCELL.
whole % AZ 7. also sold and paid by PURCELL.
49, "a .ooo $500, la5O, ,OOO Of $780, and about SO
.sI n1i2es sold and paid by PURCELL i'll the last 30
days.
Drawn Nos. OF Poknmoke Lottery, Class ls9
"a "a 81 % 10 IL a. % o. 81 40 49,
Half Ticket, Nos. o 30 g., $780, sold and paid BY
Drawn Nos Of Delaware Lottery, Glass 93s
q 81 60 IS 20 81 50 IS 60 81 rs 6s.
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke, Glass 1870:
90 As 10 D 81 q 62 36 IL.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware, Glass 239:
l3 IL 81 Ia IS Is Sc 40 20 62 o.
FL, This Eyening-s2O 900, 900, 5000, 900, 900,
643 co. % of oOO 90 OF 500, &C. 70 Nos, 10 drawn
Tickets Sc. -
Also. the Dollar Lo,tery-s4,ooo, &c. 70 Nos. 10
drawn. 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-09
ENVELOPES AND NOTE PAPER.
rrCDv r;cbiv Emhosspd and are EnyelODes

ENVELOPES AND NOTE PAPER.
VERY richly Embossed and Lace Envelopes
Y Silver and gold bordered Envelopes
Ultramarins, Carmine and green bordercd En-
velopes.
Trilaleral, plain and fancy Envelopes
Super satin and fine plain Envelopes
NOTE PAPERS.
Superine Satin Note, various sizes
Gilt bordcred Note, in quarter ream packages
Richly Embossed Ornamental Note
Mourning and Half Mourning Note
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
DRINKER s. MORRIS,
Dealers in fine Stationery, Blank Books, &c.
Oct 9
BONNETS, RIBBONS, &C.
VII & E. P. CARPENTER & CO., No. l,
w Exchange Block, Fourteenth Street, call
The attention OF buyers 10 their extensive stock Of
BONNETS, which isnow complete in every de.
partment. The assortment is much larger than
usual and includes every variety OF fashionable
Goods.
RIBBONS-The largest assortment in the
State, of entirely new and rich patterns, in grea
variety of style and quality.
A full assortment OF Flowers, Feathers, and
other Trimming Goods.
Also, Band Boxes, Dress Whalebone, Sc.
Being Manufacturers, and dealing exclusive
" in The above Goods, gives US advantages no
possessed by other houses, and enables US TO offe
our Goods at prices which defy competition in any
market. Ocl 9-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-09
A WING SENATOR LOST

Some time ago, (says the Fredericksburg Re-
corder,) The Wings found an occasion OF rejoic-
ing in The defeat Of The Democracy OF N. Hamp.
shire and the election OF Col. Joseph Cilicy
10 the Senate Of tie United States. This gen.
lleman on The 18th lit, was chairman of meet
ing New Market, N. H., which adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions:
|. Rssotpcd, That we believe opposition 10 the
institution OF slavery should be made paramount
10 all other polilca questions and should be held
IN before The public mind, unincumbered by
oher issues until the whole people give their de-
cision upon il, and until il becomes The dividing
point in our national and Stale politics.
3. Rcsotred, That having seen the questions OF
Internal Improvements, a National Bank, strict
construction oi the Constitution, the Tariff, and
other questions OF national policy, made inslru-
mental in securing cooperation in favor OF sla-
very and The slave power, We do henccloTlh re-
fuse 10 allow ourselves 10 be divided in our poll
teal action by any difference of opinion on these
subjects, and while we invite all 10 unite with us
on The great question Of humanity and liberty
which agilales our COUNTRY We leave each one
free 10 indulge his own opinions on malleis Of
minor consequence.
4 Resolped That We believe our nation is en-.
gagged in cowardly, aggressive and unrighle
Gus war on a sister Republic, who should have
been taken by the hand and led on 10 perfect
frui,ion ofliberty, instead of being dsmembered
for The purpose OF slavery.
Is This Wing doctrine? Ofcourse, The Wings
OF the South can have no sympathy with any
such fanalicism. Why then do they hold fel-
lowship with such men as Giddings, Slade and
Cilley. In doing it they are less true to them
selves, than are the Democracy Of the North,
who seldom fail 10 kick all fanatics out the par
". For one-!housanth part Of the offence OF To-
seph Ciey, John P. Hale was thrown overheard;
vel the Wings not only counter lnce their IA
natics, but rescue ours when we would give them
lnelI desert.
At the above meeting John p. Hale was for
mally put in nomination for next President, and
with Joseph Ciey's assent How will the
Universal Wing party rally Tor an Independent,
Democrat?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-09

u,uRpIN,S OFFTCE.-Lottery draws to-day at the
i Exchange Hotel, at o'clock, r. N. Highest Prize
a. oo0 rs Nos u drawn. Whole Tickets 81; halves
81 cents: quarters IS cents. For sale at
" TURPIN'S OFFICE.
For Tomorrow Grand Capitals OF $40 COG 10 one
Lotlery Whole Tickets only 9iO. oeI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-09

The Charleston Mercury says piihily, "Mexico
now exhibits The strange spectacle OF government,
tina, will moi make peace and people that will not
fight And yet every body says The rulers would
be very willing TO come to terms if they were not
afraid of the people. Who can explain this rid
dle2n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-09

VOTE OF lNDIANA.-The Indiana State
Sentinel gives the total vote of The Stale as fol-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-09

COTTUN-I ne drCUuHls OF IHJuTy 10 lHe WISE
ern crop by Calerplars &C., has caused an adj
vance on both sides of The Atlantic The new
crop comes in slowly, and the manufacturers in
this part OF the country wanting supplies. The
price has been run up 10 CTS. and upward
sale is reported to have been made al 81 for
prime new There is no stock on hand, and sup
plies very moderate for The season.
Wharf.-The accounts from Europe have
caused further advance. Sales today, 10 TO
Is; receipts light.
FLoUR-Last week sales were made al "A dol
lars for country and At for town mills. To-day
5 is asked Tor countrv-lillle in market
CoRN-Saes at 65 cents for old-no new
broushtin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-09
THE aLoNE STAR

Much as we rejoice at the anneka'on =,
Texas, because Of the high moral anu po,uea'
grounds involved, and because OF Inc reouKe 20
the Northern fanatics and OF It's wise policy as
weapon of selEdefence TO the Souln' we are
still more pleased that she has come ih'o Tue
Union the advocate of scrupulous regard ior
thelimilations OF the Conslitu4n.
The City Of Austin (Texas) New Era urges
The people OF Texas 10 look well to The approach
ing Congressional elections. 1t tells them that
her climate, soil and productions all conspirins
TO make her an exporting State, no STATE IN Inc
Union has deeper interest in The principles o.
Free Trade. To enable her citizens 10 OBTAIN
an equivalent return for their labor II IS impof'
liant that commerce should be Tree from Inc
shackles heretofore imposed upon H. line same
paper lays down the following sound principles
on the subject of Internal Improvements oy the
General Government. The argument is strong.
y and honestly presented. No lndncemen'
however inviting, should tempt her to assent 20
dangerous and corrupting system oil ios-roliing
for The South and South West will have 10 bear
the major part OF the burhen:
"The internal improvement question, also, we
fear, is not entirely seued; but we fondly trust
and believe, that no representative from Texas
will ever agree 10 revive The system, although The
tempting offer will be made TO clear out The mouth.
Of air rivers, by way OF gaining Teas roie' in
Congress. In addition 10 the objections oil It's I'm.
consilutionalily, lis corrupting tendencies and
waslelu! expenditures Of the public money, Tex
as should be aware that it would inevitably en-
lal upon The country large public debt which
n.uM be paid, and the Southern and South
western labor wonld have 10 pay it. A di-
reel tax is scarcely practicable, and resort
would be had TO imposis (Which, in reality,
is a lax upon The grower OF expors) 10 meet it,
The South and Southwest furnish nearly all The
foreign exports, and the day is not far distant
when Ttuas will export more sugar and cotton
than any Stale in the South. Has she not a
powerful motive 10 induce her to watch with Vi
GLANCE, and oppose vehemently, the revival OF a
system iraught with such baleful consequences 10
her interests, present and prospective2 We OIL
fer these crude considerations al this time, under
the hope that they may possibly awaken more
interest among the people about the elections ap-
preaching. Il really seems 10 US MAT The Tex
ans appear 10 think hat annexation has removed
all necessity Of thinking or acting in political
matters while, in hcl, il has crea ed new, deli
cate and complicated relations which require
more than ever their serious and acttrc attention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-09
PETERSBURG MARKETS, Ocr. 8

PETERSBURG MARKETS, Oct. 8.
ToBAcco-Receipls, as usual at this season,
light demand chiefly Tor manufacturing. Lugs
81 ,25 10 1875. Leaf, common. 2,23 10 3; mid
ding 3,25 10 $50; good 4 10 $50; fine none.
1876. 1915.
Inspection in Petersburg, 1924 ll,l5l
Do. Richmond, 1861 2i9l2
Do. Lynchburg, S,504 1862
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-09

The Washington Union continues TO harp upon h he
on. ~ Tho n,osnery Of orr agricultural Interests
says The Union. ISLANDS the Tariff Of sS u nhp De- De-
thai Tariff will not even go into operation uH'''
raphsy nexf
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16
POPULAR DELUSIONS OF THE
DAY.

It's great mistake that tne picture pro-
missory notes of corporations are money.
tits a sad error that bank notes add
to the wealth Of a state.
1t is a foolish idea that it is moral and ric:.l
for bankers to receive interest o N t:reir Dc DTS
while individuals pay interest on theirs.
1t is absurd in the extreme that gold anr
silver ~impoverish u na;i.n.
Ii is all moonsil;ne that banks make wheat
and o grow, and regulate t e wealth. I,
1t is allhamLug that paper banks are bet
ter than banks ofear,!l, sand banks, or oys-
ter banks.
it is ridiculous nonsense That n protective
tariff is Of the least benefit to the farmers Of
Ohio.
II is a wholesale falsrhood that it is the
exporter of foreign goods, and not the con-
suner, who pays the duty.
1t is pa'pabiy dishonest TO tell a laborine
man that it is MS INTEREST," give o~ne-halfof
lis earning, to Massachusetts manufictu-
rers.
1t is v%i!lanous to claim that government
should tax one portion Gifts citizens for the
benefit of anothcr.-Cadiz Sen.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16
CANDIDATES

We arc authorized 10 announce JESSE SHEr-
HERD, as a canjit. &c for the ciiicc OF Assessor
of Pike County, at the eusrins August election.
We are authorized 10 alrouncc WM.H. RopTS-
son, as q candidate for Tie office of Constable. OF
Fnfi;,lo Township, al the ensuing August cleo
ton. ri
= We are authorized to announce II.
G. EDwARDs, Of Bow!ing-Creen as a cam
.dida:c for County Justice.
We are authorized to announce LEONARD
NJ. 2opGrRs, as a candidate for the Office Of
Constable of Cuivre Township, at the en-
sning August Election.
We are authorized to announce JAMES
D. T!spALE as a candidate for Constable of
Cuivre Township.
We are authorized to announce JAMES E.
GLENN, as o candidate for the office Of con-
stable, of Buffalo Township, at the ensuing
August election .
+, We are authorized TO announce JoHN M.
MrLRoY as a candidate for the office ofAssessor
Of Pike county at the ensuing August election.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16
DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND

If any body can beat this in the history
Of wooden nutrrcss,' or elsewhere, they car
take orr hat.
\ countryman called in at one OF oui
cheap atores in town s wished TO exchange
home made sugar for the article of coffee.
The sugar was weighed and proved a lcetle
heavy for the countryman's credit. The
merchant turned round and broke the cake.
nd found a large rock in the center. He
then c~oolly placed the rock in The scales,an1
pouring the coffee on top, weighed back
the exchange and tie countryman as-
Mo. Democrat.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16

who felt grateful for the kindness Of the
generous Indian, and wishing to returnh him
a suitable recompense. ordered arife to be
made, in the constructions and ornan.enting
of which, no expense WAS to be spared, and
as MIR. Hale observed, it was just the kind
of trinket an Indian would glory in the pos
session of.
The rifle was sent out as a present from
the young woman, with a friendly message
10 her quanduml lover, TO the effect that she
would ever rtmtml rr, with de most heartfelt
gratitude, his ger, RUS h~erction, and pray to me
Great Spirit. who was the common larent u b IN
the white ant red races, FIR his prosperity and
Happiness: and tl"t il ttn.y were never 10 see
icach o,hsr again in this world, she trusted that
would meet once morc in those de:lettiul
provided ior the good Of ali r'dioris ana
icu!ors in The world TO come. But ah! how did size
10 hear, that after his return from the ju-
.ni.ta. he appeared net as he WIGS wont to co. Jul
seemed gloomy and detected, and soon afterwards
fell, covered with wounds, in reckless assault
upon a camp of the Hurc:is, with when his peo-
pie were It var.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16
PASS HIM ROUND,

Mrs Elizabeth P.t,rnIan, Of Rochester, lnli-
ana, thus notices her aLscom'iLg husband:
Left nv bed .a! board last August, thereby
making my cnprsrs lighter, IN. deer bclovei
companion, David Pctcrman, without any just
canss or provocs,ior. All the old nails AMI
and young girls are hereby iorcw,rn"i against
.harboring OF trusting Lin onmy account, as | an
determined No, 10 hc accountable for his debts
or, more especially for lis ~conluct. Papers vii
please copy. AMI ohiise a fem; lie who is r%ejoicin"
at her happy riddancs.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to all c%re,'i'ors. or
~ others Interested in the est te Of Minerva
Brown, decd, that at the next term Of the Mint
gomery county Court l shall make a final settle
IN, nj Of said estate as administrator thereof, when
and where those interested Gun attend.
...ts .PHILANDER DRAPER Admir-.
May 9th, ls46. -, ..r,...,
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16
A NV SECT.

4 f-msic seat T.. Just made It's appearance in
Ohio. calling III seiv,s'The Female Kinds.
They hol,! tila, TIA time has arrired wien the
last shall he fret; consequently, Int woman is
the lord of creation: and ran her servant.
Oh tempors: Oh moEet!-Hha, will the world
!col.c 10:
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16
1,ina! SrstLeI,en

NTOTICE is hereby given 10 al creditors or
others inttrestedin the estate Of Bryan;
Brown, deceased, that at the ncxtterm Of tn,
Montgomery county Court | shall make a final set
tl,mcat of said estate as Alm:n :trAtor thereof.
when and where those interested can sttpnaJi
...- PHILANDER DR. APER Admir-.
Nav 9Th, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16

WE arc now opening Il fresh assortment Of
w GOODS, TO which i've respectfully So
Iicit the attention of our friends and purchasers
generally. Possessing every facility for p~urchas-
ing orr Goods, We are therefore prepared TO offer
every in!urcnent to those wishing to purchase,
either for Cash or Produce.
- ANY business in the Forwarding and
Commission line entrusted to Us will be attended
to promptly and upon The most reasonable terms
II. F.. FLOCK &Co.
Louisiana, Mo-. April II. 1876. - .
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16

II G. N. McCONA1iA. m ,rneY AMI
Counsellor at Latr, anil !SJli-ik.rin Chan
Gerry, will attcnd the Circuit Courts ofPike.
Lincoln, Rails, and Marion. If Ito. peoples
Gases have any. merits he pledges himself to-
gain them. ,r
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16

:. " J PORTER, .qtt,rney at Lac,
Bowlir ,-'Grecn Mo-, regularly attends the
Circuit Courts Of Eike, Rails, Lincoln,
Warren, and Montgomery ~ 4,
Feb. 18th, is IS. ,.t . -
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

r. N. P. MINOR R, .4.t5rhey at Ld,o.
BowLtNG-GREES, Me.-ofice in the Court
House. . ... .t. ~ ....
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16
slaves. s.a-es!! .
Il CHE.4P CASH Bo0KSrORExy

J. HAI.SAEI,. -.
W SrArrosrp, Nc. l24 Main Street, Saint
Of S.Aool, Lar, Medical and. III tssihcnsodas lr.atss;
IQuills. Ink, Waters, Stetl Pens AMI Slatesi Writ
ing and Wrapping Papers; Blank Books in great
line Of business. EsBocks hound in fhe best
manner. Call and eAamine-No. l24, hIaia street
Louis,