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AN EASTERN DEMOCRAT.
Pr ne Eafnifs'

- TIE PEOPLE OF GREEN9RlER.
pul,iic duty rcquics me- 10 remain hire until
lie ciosr Of HE present session ofhe Legislature,
and viii he preclu:ed rom being ~ Geenbler
At The March Court, The time when action Is Ia
ken in rrlrrence 10 III Spring elections. Intend
Ing 10 b., candidate tof reelection 10 The next
General Assembly, avail myself Il 'hs mode 10
communicate thai drIerminaurn
Most respectfully, &c,
JOHN BOWER CALWELL.
Richmond March Is, 1917.
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TO THE VOTERS OF APPoMATTox.

TO THE VOTERS OF APPOMATTOX.
was proclaimed by my friends yesterday
as a candidate 10 represent the county OF Apo
matlox in the next General Assembly Of Virginia.
neither wish nor desire 10 be candidate. Go
not deny that have hal political aspirations, but
they have been eratii d By your honorIns me
with seat in The present General Assembly,
which have endeavored 10 fill with honor 10 my
self and my constituents. Besides. il had such
aspirations, my private affairs forbid II al this
time. therefore hope that The Democratic party
ot our county will meet at next Court, and select
a candidate. There are number belonging 10
our parry much better qualified than myself, and
who are more able TO make The sacrifice, and men
on whom The party will unite therefore insist
that The party meet and make one more effort 10
harmonic Should they then think il absolutely
necessary (Which cannot iof moment believe)
Tor my name 10 go before the people again, will
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March 10Th.
Far The Enquirer.
HANOVER.

Messrs. Editors: There is a great deal OF COM
motion in The Republican ranks o. lhls county,
The polls will be but hinly attended lh's spring
unless the parry can he prevailed On, oy some H.
lure movement, 10 sustain Mr.. Thompson, The
volunteer candidate. a meeting al March Court
might do much good, il The Democrats could b.
induced 10 attend one; and it is sincerely hoped
,hat they will do 50. GREEN BAY.
March lsiS
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rol say that would withheld ny consent. | have
made sacrifices for my party and am still willing
10 make more ii necessary But | do hope that
M fellow citizens will permit me 10 retire alter
The expiration Of thu present session, from the po-
litical arena. Your obed't seTv't,
S. ID. McDEARMON.
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NOTICE

The Democrats OF the city OF Richmond are
requested 10 attend meeting al the City Hall, on
Wednesday evening, al o'clock in order 10 APP
point delegates Ia the Convention, called on The
2iih inst, 10 nominate a candidate for Congress
Every Democrat Of Richmond is invited 10 b.
present. MANY VOTERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-16

II VIRGINIA DAGUERREAN GALE
RY.-Our citizens and visitors feeling an inter.
est in The advance Of This delightful art would do
well 10 call at The above establishment, which al
a very heavy expense has been lately fitted up
by one Of our artists, Mr.. WIS.,. A. Pratt. The
Gallery OF the United States Senate, exhibiting
there, has received the encomums Of The press IN
all parts OF Virginia. this, together with iine
collection OF copies Of ancient sta'uary paintings
engravngs, &c, make up the attractions OF ms
splendid Saloon. See his advertisement on our
opposite page.
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II We are requested 10 invite The candidates
Tor Congress in the s,h Congressional District,
the candidate, Of The Senatorial District Of Spoit
sylvania, Caroline and Essex, and also The coun-
" candidates tor the former county 10 meet The
people OF Spousylvania al Andrews precinct on
The % Saturday in April (being The HIM. and
express their views on the leading subjects ol
the day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-16

dissension in the ranks, and still entertain nndi.
minished and unatered belief in The integrity OF
Mr.. Calhoun, HEY cannot hut regret that his
opinions should, reee'ltiy, have differed 50 much
um their own unon mallcTs al absorbing interest.
A King WILLIAM DEMocRAT.
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MONDAY, MAncn l5TH, 1917.
S.r.Nr a,rI,

The Senate was principally engaged tn lie
Tax Eli to-day; several amendments were made
Ia 1.-THE most impoTlan, OF which were 10 donhie
The TAX proposed by the House on billiard tables
and bowling alleys, and 10 increase lhr tax on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-16

CPRlNG GOODS.-I am III receipt, 7
- packets Rochester, Courier and Panc
Henry, al large and wel'-selrcted &c"
Spring Goods, and during The week viii fece''
hy various vessels 10 arrive, large additions
il, making my stock lor the Spring uad", i :
and more desirable than usual, 10 an e1amih.
lion ol which cordially invite the Nrsio
and North Calclina trade.
y. II. LONDON.
March lG-3m Eagle Square, No. l5J
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We are requested 10 announce James T. Ed-
mundson, Esq, as candidate 10 represent the
counties OF Montgomery and Pulaski in The next
House of Delegates of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-16

Mr.. John B. Caldwell is announced as can
a;d,,e tor reelection TO the next House OF Dele
gales from the county of Greenbrier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-16

The Savannah (Ga) Republican understands,
son good authority, tina, Col Cumming has de-
cined accepting the appointment OF MAJOR Gen
eral, conferred upon him by the President. The
reasons tina, have prompted Col. c. are, as we
understand them, in keeping with the other acts
Of his public career, and reflect singular honor
upon him"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-16

~ CHANGE IN THE MAllS.-On and
afer today, lhs Summer arrangement for The
arrival Of The Northern mail goes into opera
lion. The train OF cars from Philadelphia will
leave that city al 10 O'clock al night, and arrive
in Baltimore a, five O'CLOCK in The morning, in
time 10 take the Washington cars. The Southern
mai boat will leave Washington al o'clock in
The morning, and the mail reach Richmond at
6o'clock, P NJ, by the train of cars from Aqua
Greek. Leaving Richmond att, the mail will
arrive in Petersburg al 81 o'clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-16

We are authorized TO announce Hugh w. Shei-
fey, Esq, and Chapman Johnson, Jr, Esq" oil
The county OF Augusta, as candidates Tor re-elec-
lion 10 the House OF Delegates.
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IMPORTANT TO PARENTS AND TEAcnEF

IMPORTANT TO PARENTS AND TEACHES.
NEW Axp VALUABLE SCHOOL REAl
Y Frs, ior sale by A. q. PENDLh ~
Bookseller Bookbinter and SiaiioneI ~. y
West Main ST, opposite CRY Hotel.
Greg & Ellous New Series School Rtae'
No /, and 3, embracing compendium o. =.
best maxims 81 moral conduct, designed .
guide Tor youth.
Grgg & Ellious New Series No. ! coh3 =.
ing The beauties Of History, or examples e. :.
opposite effects OF vice and viHue-dta"n NS''
real lie. For the use Of iamliies and 'cb.,
with questions Tor The examination y a'O''"
b. l. Nj. Stretch.
March 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-16

Ne came amcnssl Us an entire stranger he came
rs The leader in the present contest in lhis district
he came highly recommended 10y The Farm
vil,r Convention ~ but is he able 10 compete WIN
sar Ifv,ng, who is man OF ACKNOWLEDGED aoi'-
nv? VIII on expectations tr 'ealN III hese
thoughts rushed .hroughlt tie mind oil his democrat
l. friends as III RISES 10 address ,hem-he speaks,
th-,e is wiapi atleniiohhe closes, aud his lfiehds
are well pleased with him-h'S ccnpe'i'ui ie-
plies bni he remains unscahed-he reloins ana
you al once lind that he i more than ma'ch lof
his FREUD Mr.. Irving The people ale pieaa'd'
they ale prond thai they have such champion
M their cause a. Thomas S Bocock "A strong
pull, 4 long pull and pull all together, viii IN
sure his elecion.-lel Us give II.
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sands, Sarsapariila.

The health Of the human system depends
most entirely upon The stale oi HE blood. i &
WALKING fluid which pelvade> every tissue, sye',
membrane, hbte, hameni, gland. ~ Other o'sso
primary subsidiary; II the hotj le cha'et
with The element .! diseases, sickness mns 7,
the conse Guence-and until The causes - ~
eases existing in The blood are eratcaied, ~ ..
manent reiei can b. expected. |; is here rhailt
powerful hrallh.resloFng properties u Sant
Slrsparilla are manifested; is searching opera
ticn reaches The causes Of disease, AM Tie cur
il performs are therefore radical and thorough.
Fur further particulars. and conclusive rNldrncr
rs superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets, VIZ
ma, Lr obtained of agents gratis.
10 Prepared and sold by \. u. :. u. SANDS, hl.
sl,ls loo Fulton street, corner of william. New ~
sold, alao, by DUVAL & PURCELL, Agents, ~
street Richmond, Virginia, aud by Druggists ernr,l
throughout the United states. Price, 81 per hoiIlr
sir ba1rlrs for a. March. -,
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
NNHE Steamer COLUMBUS, Capt Pau't
i leaves lhr wharf al Rockets This Alicrnos
Cruesiay l6.h nsr At o'clock, Tor Baimo'-
Freight taken 10 Philadelphia Is heretofore
Passage and Fare 10 BahImore onlv 3. II
accommodations Tor passengers on hoari IL
Columbus ara unsurpassed BY hose Of any W.
steamer on The Chesapeake.
I'll ~ dIP'y ~
March IT. HENRY LUDLAN 90.
SEA MSTRESSES FOR SALE.
w |. base ior sale Ia remain IN ne cls :.
w Richmond ; likely slils, eilhsi - win'.
is a FIST rare >eamSlress ana house servant b.
come Well recommended AMI Sold Tor b. aut
HODGES, ROY PGLLIAM.
Mach III
IOHN DlcKERSON and BEVERLY >lp
y NOR, II have dissolved their cunnsclf
hy mulua! consent, both IN Richmond AMI Per-
burg.
BEVERLY SfDNOR, u, viii c,nnrur y.
Commission Busnrs, in III. civ II Richuor
and rcncws 10 his friends and The pubi grnert
" The prefer olli> b. personal eseTlions u $50
their inerrs, in The sale Of tobacco and other ra
duce consigned Ia his care
Richmond. March IL lsi1-l.
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NIX CASES superior calabria Liguofics
( y 2 bales Cloves
20 bags Black Pepper
10 bags Ginger
1000 lbs. Ext. Loswood
20 casks Alum
Is kegs Sup CaIb Soda
% ceroons Caracas Indigo
$50 baskets Sweet Oil
hhds. Nader
For sale by DUVAL & PuRCtLi-
March Is Druggists, III Main SAe'
NOR HIRE.-We have ior hire ior 'tc =
Of the year likely girl who =
nurse and hon,e servant. ,,
HODGES, ROY X PULLia"-
March 10
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MUSIC SALOON,
March 10 100 Main ST., corner .. Eeyen'i.
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TO THE DEMOCRATS OF AMELIA.

r Wing will please cnry.
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COL. &. K. FLOYD.

March 5. 1917.
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BY tho President OF the United s,.,o..

IN pursuance of the of Congress- entitled San act to
l. establish ST. Marks, in Florida approved ON
the I'd day of March, 1888 JAMES X POLK President
the United of America do hereby declare and
make known, that public sale will be held at the land
office at TALLAIiA SSEE, in the State Florida for the
disposal of the aforementioned lots in said town of St
Marks, commencing on Monday the 4h day of October
next to-wlt;
Lots numbered two three FOUR six seven. eight ten.
eleven, tweve fourteen, fifteen, sixteen eighteen nine
teen, twenty, twenty-five, twenythree twenty -four TWEEN
tysx, twenyseven twentyeght, thirty, thy-one thirty
two hirtytour, thry-iive, thrysix, hiry-pt thirty
nine forty toy-two, tyhree forty four ortysix forty
eight fifty, ffy-one, ytwo, fifty -four fty- five fty-six
yegh sixty two, sixty three, tyour sixty-six sixty
seven, sixyegh sevenyfour, seventy five seyeny-six
seventyeight seventy nine, eighty, eigysix
eighty ninety ninety-one nnety-two nnety-six,
eight, ninety-nne, hundred one bundled and
hundred and six hundred and SEVEN one hundred and
eight hundred and ten, hundred and eleven one
hundred and twelve hundred and fourteen one hum
ded and hieen hundred and sixteen one hundred and
eighteen, hundred and nineteen one hundred and
twenty, hundred and TWENTY-FIVE one hundred and
twenythree, hundred and tweny-four one hundred
and twenysx, together with all the portions of the follow
ing named lots covered by the donation of ten acres
made to the Tallahassee Railroad Company viz; Lots
numbered orty-seven, ynne sixty seyntone seven
tywo, seventythree, cghytwo, eigty-ye and ninety
four
The offering of the aforementioned lots will he com,
menced the day appointed and proceed in the same
order in which they advertised with all convenient
THUS closed But the sale shall not be kent oen
than weeks, and private entry any lot win be ad-
mitted until after the expiration of the two weeks
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington this
twenty first day OF May, A. d. one thousand eight hundred
and iory-seven; JAMES K POLK.
BY the Presidents
RicHARD nj. YOU'VE,
Commissioned of the General Land Office
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Mrs. Eliason's School, Alexandria, Vn.

vTyHE THIRD ANNUAL SESSION of this school will
l. commence Wednesday, the Sth OF September.
limited number OF young ladies' VIII be received into
Mrs. Eiason's family, whom superior facilities will be
afforded for acquiring finished education.
The French teacher will reside in the family thus giving
the best opportunity acquiring the French language
The scholastic year divided into two Of twenty
weeks each commencing the 9Th OF September and
the 9Th Of February
Terms. For board and tuition in English, French, and
Latin per session, payable in advance Oo and extra
charges. Day scholars tuition in English and Latin, from
Sl4 TO $40.
Italian music, and drawing at professors prices.
f4 REFERENCES.
Right Rev. William Meade, Wildwood, Va.
Hon. Thomas III. Benton, ST Louis, Mo.
Hon. Mclean, Judge of the Supreme Court, Cincinna-
ii, Ohio.
Rev. Charles Dana, Alexandria, Va.
Eusace Conway, esq, fredericksburg Va.
Henry Dangerfied, Alexandria, Va
Rev. Or. sparrow, Theological Seminary, Va.
AuQ l9-2aw2wtg lawlw
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