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The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-09

Respectfully offers his professional service 5
the citizens Of Elk,on and its vicinity.
As he has several wears practical experience
in a snkly section Of the lower part Of the Pen
insla, lie may lth confidence expect to rem.
der general sats,' ctrnn to all who may favor
hin with theiT pttronagc'
Office opposite tn Fountain Inu, (Johu-
sons in the room occupied by j. David
Dentist.
He may he found at night at Mrs Clay
Iaud = adjoiu,,g the store Of WIN. lorberl
Esq.
Sept. 25th lS47.
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-09
Ec0a, Here!
BtRG ANS BtRG tISSi

SIM ers x Craw ford, Il, the Old stand Cher
ay HUI, having just returned trCm the ctv with
an elegant assortment Of Fall Go"dS c"njri
sing ever thing tat is bNti.fIl ~ SI,,. q IT,
and an'ity. and ev'iy thI q "c flo UIIc".
as well as il qualify o.irr gurm !" ! r
friends at til ir iuwhsr rates l'ncy cm.s'3er Il
useless To o"uIn. ra'r acre, IS Is cn-torut'g, ="
hop"' rIr l,,nd> as will grv 'lnn a. earl, T..
'sSntng u.r"' 'Hr} mI' ~, '.'h 80
Wan'.rr Wt,.lS "a .y >...I "' nf' ...
hes VIA $ T. .n''rp a. i'r .sIr
e. Hp r tor cas-. All kinds 'our. . ,,.'. u t
taken in and tie iugics' prDc' paid -, 'rt'
aud +" for 0uisr, ,vvs Is jr v. .y
---L-.rN lIlll - ; u
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-09

L. St2t:7 and BrQz'-A New York letter
says: Recent letters from Rio make it quife
certain that the stories told relative 10 the
treatment of our whalers haze been eyag.
serateJ, and that the Brazilian Governmen,
is kindly disposet towards US
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-09

THE MEXICAN ExAGcER AT1oNs.-The
Washington Union has receivcda large
supply of letters and papers from Mexi-
CO. 1t says that they do not confirm the
reports Of tn" violent resistance of the
Mexicans, tn" GREAT loss Of our troops or
Of Gen. Worth being wounded. Pro -
bly, the other M yican pnr's Of he
death Of Generals Pillow aud Smith are
without foundation.
The Philadelphia Ledger learns that
a letter was received in that city, from
an Off 6r in h arnv, dated Vera cruz,
stating that Gen. Smith was alive, and
only 81! h " wpnnded The sane letter
speaks If g.. raj Worth as being severe
", bat not NOR ally wounded
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-09

9Jj,We give to-day the election returns.
80 far as we have them We have some
remarks to make in relation to our own conn
ty, which will be deferred ill next week
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-09
.1Ufic2.

The Commissioners of Cecil county will
meet in their room IN the Court House to
Transact business, on Tuesday the 18th day
of October, inst. BY order.
PC. RICKETTS,, elk.
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-09

General 7hooh@aiUDg.- Massachusetts, n
Hampshire aud Missouri have each appoint
ed the 25h day of November next for pub
lie Thanksgiving. 1t is generally eAperte"
that the Executives of other States in Which
this festival is celebrated, will establish il.
Observance this ear on the same day sue
uniformity is much 10 be desired.
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-09

The labors consequent upon the cleo
ton, which devolved upon printers and
editor this week, have caused The Whig
to be Sighted some. A year will roll
away before the same cause can again
operate.
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-09
CHURCH NOTICE

Tho Rev'd Samuel Ashton will preach in
the tniversast Church near Elkton TO NOR
row Sunday at l04 o clock A M and 81 P NJ
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-09

GuBERNAToR1AL REHABILITATION We
sum up the following returns for Governor.
and give in connection, for comparison, the
vote for Governor in "A:
GOvcrn0r. 1917 Governor 1914
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-09
~ i! 0ut w >

i"c : "lurr : ow receiving ''g
ocll er "%t X JF onY q .Do
the /, II ,nt y ufrf .r,ia. g. as. a4 0, e.,
ot tr follow ,uI: .suol."u ,,,n 's ..',
mcrs, ;. .'tu l. Il els rJ.u...- .'
LA / S. fE.I. ~f..
The nesr 'sSor n',nl ~ tLt '.rS uHn g.
nd sam s. ped airaccns N.'..H .....
r,"t hMurt $. Hi.G rich mu.> ..l ....."s '.r....
49, tr ron plaut .,rhS IS .."n
IS .hmrr's. LI' lhpms, ..i.: .nt o.
,nm, utr> *. lug"'ar. Nt', al ao, y.@ l.. s..
d. a. IS tltrr cuutt out
DOMESTIC GbUD-
OF all kin.s as uIown a,,u ac..,t ......a-.
sherlng and pillow casing, mlr".I> .l.t,.s
checks, tlckngs, cotton fl nnris, t'rlc risl, IL.
Mrnimack, tochece and llami ton pIuis, rgat
patterns and fast col"rs
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Com.s. Bru,l y,
TRIMMINGS.
a large assert ent OF all kinds O ,rrmm Is
constantly on hand Il, the lowest rnsl price,
such rs gimps and trngrs, silk eords buttons,
velvet ribbo.s, &c, sc.
steel Bags. aud Purse Trimmings.
B"ads clasps, plain and shaded twist. rings
and tis ses, &c. together with great variety
ofo,her desirable and season'bl goods to all OF
which your particular attention is respectfully
collected. Having one ofthe cheapest rents in the
city, and small expenses otherwise, am deter
mincG to sell as low as amy one IN the trade.
NORRIS W. PALMER, Agt.
Sent a5 ~ No. 81 Market street.
Wilmington, Del.
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-09
4 - sss.

Averaoe WA9 vote ON DeIe4ate ,rket
1896 Average loco do 1891 Average iem-
perlnce do. 81.
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-09
BALTIMORE nirY.

~ NCngreS,j0NW DISfIic'
Kennedy, (W.l 110S Mclean L.) 7,649
THE following appears to be the
result Of the congressional election. IF
Roman is elected, the whig gain will be
two.
lst district, John G. Chapman, (W.) no
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-09

"AmerieusI Will be attended to next
week
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-09

he natural quality of the soil is good,
and is highly susceptible of improvement
by the application Of lime or other ma
nure. This property is well watered by
never falling sprlngs-has fair propor-
ton Of Wood, and timber, and is situated
within two miles Of the thriving town Of
Port Deposit, where lime OF the best quail
ity can be had at a low price. The To-
cality of this land possesses many advan-
tageS-ln no section Of the country can
a more pleasant and healthful place be
found.
There are two small dwellings on the
property.
For terms, which will be liberal, ap-
plv to GEO. KIDD,
near Port d post, Md.
Sept 25, ~.
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-09

opposition.
I'd " J. Dixon Roman, whis gain.
Sd r. w. Ligon, loco.
Ith " r. M. McLane, loco.
9th " Alex. Evans, whig gain.
9th " No returns.
Delegates Elected.
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-09

r h .o,..A .h., Coupons
ga E"nuN,!t pa, mt Of taxes, must
oa d.p,>. / with he commissioner d
10 81, on or elorr the first day o. Ccto-
Der q, Vt ID his receipts for thnm oe
rorw.ri d to the Treasurer within 10 days
tn r.at,r. D. CLAUDE, Treasurer
Treasury annapolis, August -, lS47.
aus s2' NJ
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-09
BENJAMIN. T. MAY.
AT TIiFOLD STAND

OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE
Has Just received and opened a well selected
stock of Ladies, dress s fancy goods, suitable for
Fall s Uinter which the public are respect
fully invited to call and examine.
Oct , M
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-09

Ordered that the sale ;nldn 4ai r.
ported by John G. Groom, i'ru~,y" tor
the sale of the Real Estatc in III abo @
cause mentioned, be ratified and confirm
ed unless cause be shown to the contrary
thereof, on or before the 3Oth day Of
November next, prosided copy ofthis
order be inserted in some newspaper pub
li>hed in Maryland once in each of three
successive weeks before the goth day Of
October next.
The report states the amount of sales
to be S2l0O. True Copy. Test
LOUIS GASSAWAY,
Reg. Cur. Can.
Octt,hpr . ,47
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-09

y portion Of these returns are only ru~
mored, and may not be correct, but we
give them for what they are worth.
Bait S"' yysfe'd"l.
0~J@We give below The VOC ot Cecil, fol
thee preceding years to afford our reader,
az opportunity ion comparisons.
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-09
Land for Sale, near Port Deposit
I. 400 eTrl'eS

The subscriber offers for sale, tract Of
Land, containing about
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-09

Ayta4e Whl4 vo e ou Delegate rirae. l22U
Average loco do liI0 Average temperance
do 229
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-09
Stoves ! S,oyes,!

The subscribers wish to inform their friends
and the public general, that they have received
a general assortment Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-23

For THE ENauiRER.
r. he Democrats, or the Friends of Ms Present
Administration, IN Louisa.
A meeting will be held, on the 2nd Monday in
Anil next, al the Court House, to nominate a
candidate 10 represent this county in the next &C.
neal Assembly. There are several candidates
b.ore you, claiming TO be the choice OF the De-
mocracy, while Wing candidate is actively en-
gagged in the canvass taking advantage of your
DIVISIONS. 1t becomes, therefore, a solemn duty
hal the rank and file Of the Democracy should
ac and ascertain by as full meeting as can be
bal (he Wings TO have no par, in il; and those
Of them who mean TO act fairly will not interlere)
who is the strongest man among The Democrats;
AMI dropping all others, unite upon him.
That we have right peacefully 10 assemble
AMI express our preference for some individual
as our candidate taking the widest range-not
confning our choice 10 this candidate or seeker
oi office, or that, nor 10 any particular locality in
he county; but considering the claims, merits
ard capabilities of every Democrat and selecting
Ia. man who is acceptable TO the greatest number,
70 man can deny. Then, we say TO every man
aai 10 all his friends, attend The meeting, and
YOUR claims shall be heard and duly considered;
AMI 10 every Democrat We will say, attend, for
hc price Of liberty is eternal vigilance" and these
are roublous times and crisis is now approach
ing which, if not properly met, may result
most disasrousy 10 our party and TO the whole
country. LOUISA.
March Goth, lS47.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-23
by w. GOddin, Auct'r.

n me VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE o.
- W RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
VIE Undersigned, acting as the Attorney in
L act OF The heirs al Law ot archei,ns
riugnes, DECD late OF the City Of Richmond,
VIII sell at auction. upon the premises on
TUESDAY, The 18th day Of April next, COM
menclng at II o'clock, M all The Real Estate Of
which The said Hughes died seized and possessed
situated on the South side Of Canal Street ami
fronting on that Stree. and en- 10Th and llth
Streets Upon Canal Street there are tepe-
men!s, among which is large Lumber. house
nearly new, all Of which are occupied BY good
tenants. The lois on 10Th and lIlh S,reeis will
De each subdlvided into 4 lots fronting on each
street. This properly by its proximity 10 The Ba-
SIN Of the James River and Kanawha Canal. and
the business part of the city, is rendered, in the
estimation OF The public, Of grea, ralle.
And on The same day upon the premises cam
mencins a, ) o'clock, p NJ, will be sold that
large and desirable tenement al the corner Of
Grace and 9th Streets, lately occupied by the
crcedenl as residence; also, that very hand
some vacant lot adjoining the same Il is
rarely ihai so much valuable real estate is
onered Tor sale al auction, bu. as the heirs OF the
decedent are anxious for division of his estate
(whlch cannot be done without a SALE the pro-
perry VIII be sold without any limit or reserue
1chaiercr.
TERMS cash; balance in equal insalments
al one two and three years, for bonds bearing in
terest, secured by a rrusr deed.
w. GODDIN, Au'y in fact.
For The hens AL law OF a. Hughes. decd
Richmond OH March 1917 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-23
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTRUCTION IN
RICHMOND. va.

Hb Undersigned have assoc lated Themselves FIR III.
purpose OF presenting 10 the student the opportup
~ peIng inorouRhiy Instructed In the elementary and
n,sntr departments nf Medicine. The want of s,If,
Die attanmens with the who enter the rank. n
lHc profession mas awakened tho profession of our
ere country 10 TIE necessity of reform; and The mos,
'esoic corrective, ana one which is hand is welt
irsnirh system Of instruction. Conducted in nrivo,a
where The obstacles The progress Of Inc s,dn, a
~ seen ana removed The establishment ar almos ~
HeJ new branches, the rapid advance in several M ~.
important departments, and the great chang. uph,c
ry nave Impressed npon the science have di.nIavsJ
".'e' i"y ni me loose system Of Office insrruc
ton, IN use for half century "a'
Many or those 10 whom The instruction or m. s,da,
ms been conhdrd from their from The orsat
Has, or from tile tolls ofaborous practice are mi an
dDrd ~ Keep pace with The advancing slep NJ The sri
,"oe. oo"Hs, winch, during their pupilace were
ass,se"y fcpntrh valuable authority, have become OBJ
soictr, ana, u not false guides The sudeD M can M
hes nut conduct him 10 the threshold of his profession
Ihr several departments, embracing General and
special Pathology, General and Special Physiology
Therapeutics, Anatomy Surgery, Medicine Obstetrics
haiena Medica, Medical Jurisprudence and Chemistry
WIN me application Of Auscnltaton and Percussion 10
the Exploration of Disease will be 20 arranp ed ana IN
uodceh 10 The student, 10 srcHre uniform prorress
~ hs studies Clinical instruction will also constitute
! part Of The conrse, md The student VIII M All msa
nave access To the medical and surgical casrs und.r
House. ~ ''"'''" '''"'
he system of instruction viii consist of recitaijons
heiul examinations and projections daily fbronphout
ne session OF i've months, commencing on the third
Monday t15lh) Of March, Is47.
The classes viii be arranged M Ia suit tbos. bo
re commencing the study of Medicine and others no
ne In different stages Of proficiency.
rec Tor the course, payable in advance, $50.
AUG. l.. WARNER, NJ. D.
CARTER p. JOHNSON, ND
p;.,,n JAMES H. CONWAY, NJ. b.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-23

TOBACCO Inspections increasing. There
IS some animation in the market for mannIac-
turing descriptions. We quote Tugs at ST Is a
. W; common leaf, 2 so 25; middling, 5 so
Z 90; good and fine, SO to I IS.
FLOUR-Generally held at sc Is: dull No
transactions since the "Hibernia" arrived.
WHEAT-Good loprime 100 10 l25 cents per
bushel for best white
OATS-5O cents-in demand.
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran Is cts: Shorts 90
cents; Brown Stuffs 80 cents; Ship Stuffs so els.
CORN-Corn IS III els.
PROVlSloNS.-BAcoN: Smi,hfield and City
Cured, 10 cents; Joles cents; Hams / cents
Western Sides new, 81 % els; Shoulders,
81 cents; Joles 81 CTS. Old Sides s. az cts. :;
Shoulders u cts. LARD No. /, 10 lOs cts.
CATTLE-For Cattle from the scales, gross
weight, So rs a 90; nett a 8, according 10
quality: MuTToN 50 a S5-scarce and in
demand Hoes: sc SO 7, scarce.
COTTON-ll III cents per Id.
COTTON YARNS-Richmond and Man.
chester (Factory prices) Nos. 4 to IL, 30 cents;
Nos ~ to Is, % cents.
R!CE-New crop Al a 4. cents per pound
SALT-Sl 50 from wharf; Go from store.
L1ME-Last sales S74 a 95
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-23
old Market Hotel.

HAVING completed my arrangements for The
IL spring season, lake much pleasure in in
forming my friends and the public, that am now
prepared to offer them inducements, for their pat
ronage, not inferior 10 any establishment OF me
Kind south OF The Potomac. | can furnish Din
NER orSUPPER PARTIES, in superior style,
with GAME, FISH, OYSTERS, and every other
substantial or delicacy to be had in this or The
northern markets. My BAR is always supplied
with the choicest WINES, LIQUORS and CT
GARS-and my ROOMS are furnished in the
neatesl order.
Persons from the country will find MY HOUSE
THEIR HOME, in every sense; and | shall take
much pleasure in accommodating all who favor
me with their patronage.
March 90 81 Old Market Hotel, Main ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-23
|DR. IL ROYS.
Vegetable aJnIyer.aI pi,ss

hk ONLY KNOWN MEDICINE THAT AT THE
STRENGTHENS THE SYSTEM.
| nR. LIE ROY'S PILLS nre a new medicine. which
mas just appeared and fast taking The nj. -cs or
az hers OF the same class. These pills are
o. many ingredients bnt The two principal ones are
Sarsaparla and Wild Cherry, united that they art
i"selhef-tbe one, through its admIAtuIe with Other
substances: purifying AID plrsing, while the othsr ia
STRENGTHENING The sy,iem Thus these pills are al tb-
same Time tonic and opening. d-sd-ruIm Inn. al
early sought FOR hy medical men, but never befor s
covered la other words, they do the work ~ 100 mo,
aelnes and do u much better than any two that We
KNOW OF, ter they remove nothing from The sv.,.m nm
the Impurities, 90 thar, while they purge they strane
en- AMI hence they cause debilitalnn and nre III,
lo"ed oy more action Dr. Lc Roy's Pills have won
defiu influence on The blood They moi onlv ,u,r,
without Weakening t. but they remove all norios mn,
tcrs rom The chyle before IL is converted into dd
ava mus MAKE impure blood an inter mpossiblty A.
tnerr j. no debili:acn, there nausea ar
attending The operation cfihls most excellent AZ nedi
cines, when never strains orturcs the fipe.tive
functions M, ea,l>es them 10 work in a perfectly ma
in!a! MANNER ana hence persons taxing them do No,
oeeonn pale and enacafed. but the contrary-for |
WINE IL Is Tue property o! the sarslpai!a united Ms IL
Is with other iucedients 10 remove NJ ,t H. f,,a,rn
and impure, il IS equally the properly Of m, VIVA h
~ 10 retain al! that is natural and sound-and henrs
robust slate Of heath is the certain result Vi their limit
ed operations. ''@
From the Medical Times, Sent. IL. ls.s1
Opposed rs IL modem patent medicines a..
'hnnot he silent 10 the virtues Of Dr. lie Rows much
aided discovery. His Pills afe indeed pureative
1901 nay "S l'ihtH WITHOUT The advice al 7 |
hyscian for they produce evacuation without weak
es7, and cause energy in the digestive functions with
ction and apathy.
From the Lancet, August g, 1851
Df Ie Roy has most happily succeeded IN combining
siid Cherry and Sarsapara with other vegetable in.
Rodents, so as 10 produce medicine tonic and
reatve, the only perfect discovery OF tr kind ever
adr; through desideraium which the iblcst physj- ,
, ,l.S 70 rr AL ages have eagerly sought to.
u Wholesale and rerail Agents fnr Richmond i,
ss-rs. DCVAi < PURCELL, GAYE0R & WOOD
~ SAMUEL E DOVE. For sale In FarmyilIe Va
: w. H. CHAPPELL.-Also, for sale al retail by |
Tusgists generally. March l2-dScsm
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Il. Hs. ssesssEsegosa's,

io''ery Office, NJ 3 Exchange Hctei, Rieisl0,,d
PH.taia.
tLHo WANTS The following Prizes Don't be de-.
w lidei with i!ir idea that you can I get them ~
cepi b! applying IL person. The tickets arc received
AMI all orders enclosing cash pri2e tickets viii meet
WIN pfonip, attention, Vi Addressed 10
L. u PENDLETON, Richmond.
J. :. Orders in all cases strictly confidential
:, Alexandria Lottery, Glass y, for ls47 10 be drawn
March 3''li. rs 10 Lorrv-il drawn ballots. Bril-
liaa Scheme saoocG, 10000, 900, prizes of , 600
Of ,Gu u .a5o u $50 IS Of l.5pv ~ Of 6lo,
p ioo eic Tickets so, halves ). quarters 81. Ger
lihcatrs Of Packages of - Whole IicheIs sloG; ID
halves ~. y quarters %.
~ IL aidiiler Ia the above, there are smaller
Schees-tapals raging from 81, 0Ga s21 COO. and
daily.
Orders for Tickets aud Shares, and Certificates OF
rackareF IN the above Splendid Lotteries, will receive
me most promp; attention., and an account OF each
drawing wii be sent when requested, all who order
Iickets from T.. i. PENDLETON,
Richmond Virginia.
Tn all letters enclosing cash Prize Tickets. the
Doe dge, ~ usual. need mol hr paid. March
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For the Enquire
DONATIONS FOR THE IRISH.

DONATIONS FOR THE IRISH.
Since our last dement, have received the
follow ing Tor the Irish Relief: ~
From Col E. McClanahan, of Roanoke county, l.
IBIS Flour
From George Taylor, Esq SO bushels Corn:
From f. Polndexter, of Louisa CO., Dbl. Flour.
From ". W Price, OF Cumberland CO., Dbl. Meal
From Anthony Twyman, Of Madison county, wv "
be invested. 1900. $3.50.
From Dr. Geo w. Harris, of Goochland county, TWO
bb'-. Flour. . .,
From Dr. Richard Cary Amber, of Fauquier county,
From Patrick Beirne, of Lewisburg, $50, for same
From W. w. Minor, Richmond Tirrell, ana W. W.
Gllmer, Of Albemare, bushels Corn, each
From BEN F. Minor, ESQ.,, bbs. Flour =.
From j. N. Scott, Esq, of SPctsylvania county, 10
bushels Corn. .-,
All Of which shall he forwarded By the hIst vessel
Richmond, March %, l647. fki q w.
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important Sale.

TIE CATHARlSE FURNACE, WITH DWELLING;
i;Gis AGREs OF LAND, CONTAINING IRON
STOCK, STEAM ENGINE, ENGINE HOUSE. IN.
PoLAS, BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS, &c. &c Sc
WITH EVERY THING REQUISITE FOR A COM
PLErE IRON MANUFACTURING ESTABLISH
MENT.
IN TUESDAY, June Isl, ls47, will he sold at Pub
- nc Auction, on the premises that highly valuable
rroprny, known q the CATHARINE FURNACE,
win All The Land attached thereto; Fixtures. Patterns
Stock, &c, sc together with the Dwelling and ON
HOUSES, ioiming 10 a whole, complete Iron Manufac
turing Establishment with a neat and desirable Fami-
y Residence attached, and situated in a country rs IN
qirs'iondby healthy rs any other in The Union. The
principal items embraced IN the proposed sale
THE cATHARINE FURNACE. located in the com
~ OF spoisylvanla, state OF Virginia, 10 miles from the
Town Of fredericksburg, one mile from Swift Run Gap
Turnpike Road, and containing DDS acres.
The STACK was built by Marx McAfre, in the year
io' - 80 re' hish 80 feet square al The base 10 feet
across tie inwa with Two twicres
CASTING HOUSE, thirty feet wide ff,y feet long
feet long. ~
ENGINE HOUSE, of stone twenty feet wide, and
seventy long, with sheds on TWO sides and an engine
OF fourteen horse power.
TWO CUPOLAS.
'ohs; Wfii,a Rhfd ,fst &G~w,ids ,a1 tile ylong.
p,,,.'. u Doai"lna House Tor workmen; Ball House
ra.irrn House Smoke House. and Backsm,ib,s s%oo
Ialtrrns, Moulds and Fixtures for lbe manraS,,p
rafy every description Of Shell and Shot used hv ,h
General Governments valuable sci M Rs d. ~ p ne
'e,ns' stove Patterns, &c., &c.
iisntern Mules and one Horse, Wagons. Corts Ac
WIN Gear Blacksmh's Tools. N"'''' 49,
stap.ns ample 10 accommodate from forty IN CIV
mead OF horses or mules. ' ~ 10y
ne Dwelling HOUSE, Two stories, with eiobt ,oo,,.
wants. ~ 'ouse' ioi cef-
81 he terms OF sale vii! be-One third casb ,ba
phancr ~ Two equal annual instruments, secured n,
uam", ~ deed Of trust on the PREMISES A con,ida
'ape portion oil The property being perishible good prr
a securiy VIII be required in addition 10 the deed
ne property may be purchased ut private sale until
.ne iulh May, is4I Alter that day, no private offer
WI oe received If sold privately, notice will bs III
ven ~ all the newspapers which publish this adver
senirni, so that persons residin. nj distance who
>h 7" purchase, nay he assured that the safe VII ma
vey take place on the Let June, unless The above no
appncation Tor private sale may he made TO DR.. Will
nm ~ wexford I ederick-bure Va who il (ullv nj,
norsru 70 conclude bargain but information on The
"uJec may ne obtained from either Of the subscrbrrs
WA. n. WELLFORD,
Executor of John 8. Wexford
Ed II CARMICHAEL
X. II. CUNNINGHAM
= Trustee Of F. d. Deane, jr.
y. B.-Ihere Is now, on the bank Of the Caiharine
ufnace about 600 tons Of PIG IRON of ths biast n,
'fo' any portion of which viii be sold 10 the nnrrha
naSer OF The Property, who may desire 10 commence
""euh''e opefailous. March I6--dlHxct,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-23
Tote Editors of the Enquirer:
H.Novrp 70 NJ

HANOVER 90, NdTcH IS, Io4I.
Messrs Elitors-In looking over the columns
Of The Enquirer, discover sundry movements are
beng made 10 organize Committees Of Vigilance
10 he different counties-and, sirs, likewise
perceive tina, in the venerable old county OF Han.
over very partial and sparse selection has in
deed been made. Why, ask, have the old wheel
horse Col. WIN. Larkin White, and the bold
and faithful advocate OF the Republican doctrine,
and Waterman of the Democratic cause, Col.
Thomas M. White, been overlooked? Have
they turned Wings; or, is i, because lh.y are not
o; ,ha, clique OF aspiranls who are lahoring, even
a, the shrine of fidelity 10 The cause TO blight the
lair prospects of our present candidate, the NOBLE
he generous and talented Capt. Nathaniel A.
Thompson, the young lion OF Democracy?
FAIR PLAY.