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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-24

AT meeting held at Mount Prospect Hotel (Samuel
yunck ~ pursuant TO call of the State central commit
tee appointed at the late Syracuse convention in accord
ance with the usages OF the democratic republican party
c. S. Bogardus OF the town OF Flatbush selected
as chairman, and William Runcie, OF Williamsburg was
appointed secretary.
The following resolutions unanimously adopted
Resolved, That we will recognise any distinction
among the democracy who support regular nominations
and party usages that the terms odd bunker" barn
who continue apply those appcllaons Others,
who have heretofore advocated same doctrines and
measures should be cassed hereafter traitors The dem
Rsolrsd That we opposed TO any federal in
reference with the institutions or rights OF the States in
favor OF supporting country in the existing
between counlry and Mexico--a war which
justly and unnecessarily commence by Mexico; thar we
that would prefer war OF conquest TO peace without
Resoirea, That we will continue support regular NOM
nations and party usages regardless Of any and all inter
esed opposition which any portion OF the democratic party
may originate or advocate
| On motion,
Rssolud That the proceedings of this convention be pub
Albany Argus, and washington Union be requested to
republsh them r, . no., ,,,,- 80
VIM RuSclf, Sc 'retary.
| THE FINAL CONSERVATION every instance where
whig paper hosts the standard OF Gen Taylor, it ex
presses the rendng that it obliged
TO desert the "Great Embodiment" The most inflated
euoges used to mollify the ungatefu treason but
availability, stronger than talents character services,
and principles demands the sad duty to its party,
its hatred of democracy and to lis expectations OF the
spoils.
What commentary upon the enduring glories Of wing
principles upon the justice, power, and value of that
famous creed whose revolutions to roll forward
until every man acknowledged its greatness, and the
world behed its supremacy He who, in the front ranks
of the battle, in veal and in wo, triumph and defeat,
has for many years manfuy expended his great talents
for the safety and advancement of that cause, is now
thrown aside for one whose popularity is OF but mo,
ments growth in comparison, and whose principles, if
known at all are as much opposed as they favor it.
The Great Commoner,' "The Great Embodiment .
|" Americas Greatest Orator." and Most Profound
Satesnlan" is less capable of carrying out wing prin
cipes thin mere soldier, of no civil education, who
acknowledges his ignorance OF the great political meas
ures that have agitaed the country for nearly half
fury, and who has taken sufficient interest in
their defeat exercise Americans richest
priviegethat of suffrage. Alas! for the evanescent
glories of the universal whg party and FAREWELL last
farewell, to its great expounder IN. Y Globe.
/ " Deserted al his utmost need
| BY those his former bounty fed,
Il On the cold, cold ground lie lies,
! Without friend to close his eyes"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-24

nLD Wine New Bottles, or, Spare Hours Of a
" Student in Paris BY A. q. Gardner, M. D.; volume,
lust published. y .
l Jan rtt ~. If HeH!. 1i td r, TAYLOR
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-24

TsTMBROIDnkED THIBEr ROBES We have re-
II manning ew of those embroidered robes, which
will sell At reduced prices to close them.
jan Stiff d. CLAGETT " CO.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-24

OrdSrD f0f tickets And shares and cerhcaes 81 PsSk.
in the above splendid ioercs will receive the most PROM
nton and official account e~ch drawing sent m
mediasely after 1t il all who order from ss Al
dress, Ntf'U ,stW ]. q @. MAURY
Agents for J. W. MAURY a. Co, Managers.
Jan 24-ddcif Washington city, - u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10
oRlTe co EMOTION.

We Yesterday commented on ne gathering OF
40 .hob.,a;l ccons' with the leave u tie
wiz and The Times, on Tuesday evening. 10
,se terror Of some, the Immortal '--'ha'
>s,ne old COON John VI. Bots, was calle'
fo, and he pen. u2 al nira.ion Of his 'coid 'uu
9, ,,rons ch,rac,e, bur.. forth in one 'sfoi''a
ncor, cal Tor Bolts Bots !. BI''s &c
uas nor j, lie meeting, and commi''eS "a'
moved 10 wait on him. and reqle' nun =
ar..s M. meeting. The motion was carried :.
IN almn., unanimous vote, anu, ""e"
MANAGED. we arn ina. the meeting was %
bx me withdrawal OF three OF Tue ies9eis -
t,e Viii, hos,; thus Growing ne 'ic'oFS u ''
;r,n raj Bots over The bob tai cooisi 'he ~
., = , m,n. alnos, returning 10 sheir frs
love
1he elonra,ion Of tie countenances OF 'ne
voult.os Congressional Candidates VINO were
,oos,p, out for Bots slippers, must nave oee'
o-..,c., ran could nave been found yesterday
am,nrs, The most ardent Democrats, WHO pc
n,,urcly VIC ,rus.j conceded that our ganah
s,,,,l,,. hearers. Cass ard Butler, were ceiea'
Cd.
One sin,le brush Of the tail OF mat "saD'
~ c,oor swept by the boird Tie hopes OF ''s
,,,,h.,,ll, e.cn Of whom was cacoi'un7 ''a'
h;s.lf g ND! be the lucky man III getting ms
n,.cc /, WIS done q, eiiec;ualiy as s'roh;
curtcn, OF ar carries oil swarm oil 'husqa'
toes, which, b., few moments ne'ors' were
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10
SCENES In FRANCE

A Paris correspondent. II ne Journal OF CON-
metce. untet data OF Ocl. SIN, gives lhe !olo~-
mo ske,cn al an important movement IN ne
French Assembly. We ttus, la, me wise ani
eloo,eal Lana.tine may be elevated 10 Inc RE-
81 ,rncy: although we confess our fears lest The
e,es, me OF the Emperor Napoleon may give
a oowe. tol stimulus 10 his insisnlcan, nephew.
The Lssteyrie alluded 10, is grandson o! the
stsa, Laiayeae.
The Sarional Assembly of France have occa.
piec themselves, as suaal.esd 10 you, yin me
erra @ Ies,iun If tae cousu ION 81 ne sSeseG'
live crparimen .. heir new goyerEmsEi. Their
oisccssiua u 3on ms iln1JranI aaes1'on, u oar
erupon orauca u u, was no; 50 ions as nsa
been anticipated.
The discussion vas opersi ~ Nr Feis Pa,
IN ore and resprc,aoe Saeccn. tie at@u.1 y
favor o. an Assembly IA Chamber q rep essai"'
lives hereafter 10 be eieciet e'eclna 'he cue -
fice, OF Sac, VINO should no. os entitled Pes
dam, No Iha, Scul b 81 an elective %;r.
He wished a simple Pfesicen, Of The Council
which,. any PferJga'iye, any incep'ndea.
tho celebrated au,nor 0. SDerocracv in A neil.
ca" followed mkt IN srssch which r,1ectsi
credit even upon ,ae snhor. lie developed a 3
and a, greA; lenat7. ms reason !or wIshng tie
President OF the Republic armed Win enough
power 10 renosr him Independent Of ,hs Assem-.
bly, RE wished him elected ty ne people-by
The French naou-their representative. NJ.
Parer followed NJ. dc TofQlcvil'e, ard advo.
cared in N Interesting and sometimes even an
eloquent meuEer, he election ~ an Assembly.
Nj Ffesnau Grey AM jules d Las'eyrie tol.
iowt rtXt and aGvJCdI, scytfaily me ei-ctloa
by Inc people. TIE discu,san, so iaI, wnlie j,
was i,teaed 10 Win gtea; attention had as ysl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. NOV. ..

RICHMOND MARKETS. NOV. ..
TOBACCO-No change in prices since ouI
last. We quote Tugs al 81 60 10 2 so; Leaf S.
10 ST, according TO quality; strictly line manu-
featuring kinds would bring better piice-say
81 50 10 3 and III.
FLOUR-Sa!es at So.
WHEAT-l07i 1924 c. Tor red and white.
OATS-30 cents per bushel.
CORN-55 90 cents Sales OF old al o6 :.
CORN MEALS cents.
BACON-Virginia hog round 7c.; Hams Z
10 C.; Western Sides 5, a.5ic. Shoulders a 5sc
FlSH-New Herrngs Sc. Shad ST 5O !
Family Roe Herrings Sc in barrels and IS oO II
CATTLE-BFEr: - 25 IS, scale weighs
WAS: "a a ! 90. MurToSs: 81 SO 10 2 81
nett, as in quality. HOES: 90, nett.
COFFEE-We quote Rio al ct 6. cents; La
euayra Ct St; ST. Domingo 5. a 6; Porto Rice
St II. Java 10 III cents
TEAS Imperial and Gunpowder So 2oc
per b.. Black 25 60 c. Dull
MOLASSES-N Orleans in bbls. % a 26! {.
Porto Rico 25 20 cents; Cuba 20 a % cents
getting scarce.
WHISkEY-27 cents for Reciifed.
RUM-New England 30 cents.
GIN-Amercan 80 cents; Holland 100 cents
per gallon, very dull
BRANDY Olard, Dupuy & Co. s. %
so; A. Seignelle IS; Imitation 30 IS cents
SazeIac a so; Peach dull al 81 90 | 25
Apple Brandy so cents.
CANDLES-Tallow IL a l2s c; sperm 81 a
33; Huls Patent IA els.
FLAXSEED-ll5a l20 cents per bushel.
lRON-Pig Iron $40 10 81, according I,
quality, Swedes 95 per ION; English 70; Trede
gar Richmond mandatory $50; Up Country
Bar 80, according 10 quality. Nails 4 10 Al.
SHOT-5lc. per pound
H[DES-Green sailed 4 4. cents per ID.
Calfsalled IS cls 10 each; Spanish Is ISL cts.
SOAP-For brown SIC; yellow Al a SC, Pei
pound; white and variegated II IA.
LlME-From wharf 81 per Dbl
STEEL-American bis!ered gin per Ion.
FEATHERS--33 50 cents.
PLASTER-S3 from wharf; Basin At wanted
SALT-Las sales from wharf | 55 per sack
from store 81 rs. Stock very light and IN de-
mand.
STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET.
Reported By Bcrerley Blair, Licensed Stoth Broker
State Stock per cents-par value $780, Held n
par and interest.
Corporation per cents-par value Sluo Sdies ~
S95 S9S 50. ,,
State-sales al S97 so s95.
Exchange Bank Stock-par value $780, None on
sale. 400
Farmers Bank s,ock-par value slOo. iieldat s9o
a 500 SO.
Virginia Bank Stock-par value $40. Held al 500
IS a to so.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Masufactnrlngstock-
par value Sl00-held at SIS.
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par value 500
Sales since September dividend S3l
Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad
stock-par value Sl00-hed al ss3.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Certihcates
of Debt-par value Sl0D-helt at Se5.
Richmond and Louisa Railroad stock-par value sloo
recent sales at $40.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10

10y virtue ui lwo deeds OF trust, executed by
} Daniel Perkins, The first % Lofun n. Elicit,
lated The 81 day OF October, 1885, and the second
. Thomas Is Bigger dated The Isl day Of Dc
tohef, 1910, 10! the purpose Of securing certain
sums ., money therein mentioned, due 10 VIM.
Ne edith, and both Of record in the clerks office
q! Henfico County Cour We shall on MoE-
day, the llh day Of December, l84S, at IL
O'Clock NJ, p!ocec! - sell, al public auction, 10
The hghcs; bidder, on The premises, for cash, the
io!oIius real tsia:e, described in The deed ilfsl
above mcaiinns! il these wGlis, 10 wit: "One
certain tract ur parcel # 'art I:ies a3d being in
liz COUNTY d. tleaficn, contapiag tour hundred
and twenty acres, lie the same more or less, ad.
ilrins he lands Of Maj. Jesse snead, Or. John
Crouch, William Cottrell, So muel Brown, Sam'l
Cu.,frl and others" and described in The second
Iced above mentioned in these words, 10 wit:
"ail that tract or parcel OF land lying and being
in he county Of Henricu containing four hum
,,rel acres * The same more or less, and bounded
ny he lands al The late John G. Crouch, Will
lam Cot,.u, Caa,les CJltre!, Jesse Snead,
Temple RI AMI o,heis, called Edge Hill Coal
Pits" II III, Gra h-r shall be snch, in the oPn-
ion Il the uusees, a. 10 prevent sale al Inc time
above mentioned, then he sale Aforesaid will Re
continued from daY 10 day 10 the same hour
(Suntays excsetad) until the same is Effected
i've believe ne tile 10 the property aforesaid 10
Sc good bu! acting a trustees We shall only con-
yey suca as i, vested in US by the iGus; deejs
aforesaid. LOFrIN \. ELLETT, T,,s,o,s
THO. B. BIGGER,
NV. l0-c&dlds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10

FEMALE CHARTlSfS. The English ~
pers ar filed win accom-. OF Caarisl meetings
held in every direction. 1eioilo"iDe is one Of
them:
A meeting Of the womn d Leicester. con.
7ened " ocllman, took pee ID The pasture, at
the bottom Of Lower Cnu:hg.le, on TUESDAY
.yening. The meeting wa announced Tor half
past seven o'clock, and shelly alter eight there
were about 1000 persons psseni, about halt al
whom were We ner. Are! sinsinssa Chauisi
hymn, si!s. Gully, daughr Of The late t. r.
Smat., who VS. one Of he erirs, Charts! lead
ers OF this country, was cal1 TO the char. AZ
ter few Introductory re malis from Mrs Gully.
two resolutions, 10 the etfectthat female Char.
list Association he + rmcd, aid fund, 10 be cal
led the Defence Fund, " r: sed for the purpese
oil aiding IN procuring justice for the people, aud
IN prosecuting those special e,nstables WHO were
SAID tc nave been guilty Of rial and unwarrsnt-
able attacks on inrocen, perons last week ami
Recommending that 10 dealir.s should be had
win those who acted a. specnl constables, were
moved and seconded by women, and carried
Unanimously.
The principa speakers wee Mrs While and
Ats. Simpson. The former dWelt al SOM
'eEsih, arr in Pathetic msn1:r, On the suffering,
q motfe-s who were compelled 10 listen Ia no
crisis 81 aeif children for breai, wrcn hey wer.
70; abe 10 supply il, and said, they asked MT
chati'y, oat wdn'ed heir figh.s-a lar Jays "
s. 'oF iai; lays work. She contemne,: lie
sondac; 2; sene OF The specisl ccnsables wh,.
were on cur laN week, as "oase and brn'4i;'
and, IeieFins 70 Inc soldiers, sad, hat men lad
oeen brought anougs. them 10 give the poor the
sword and ne bdson- bu, " beo hcF got amoues.
,1em iheY were sorry fer them, and gave IN IN
o,sa1 ana soup The Che soltefs) were {. :
= lish Williams" for il; bu! i. ihey remove
i.el and oioneh, Others. ,hey wcG!t do the san,
Il he women would be united hey would a.
aln their rights. The soldiers would never At.
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From ihc Jn.,.l n Commerce

Mts>fs c.;nots- Woui ynu nermu n writer
T. ask Nc DAME Wressr, through ynur j ,urn.l
uhcnrr he "a v n; k, L.. lev p ice, u cotton,
Ga ant i-ou arr ca .Scr D; ne Tariff ard sun
rfra>a = TIE - - 4. nm3ice IN cIfUIs
pa a yzra an j ms ctnii fetucsdi about
o,e "a a. I OF .eI x tGi ;lrohSh ~ sr-nt
p,inl.r! rrvpip inn> >tcU - fir a mach hsl; T
reason ,f,uf - pucr> bu' Il DOES uui seem .
be ,el lie m T. N. e4f> 81 The Eastern
mtnuinc'uteis. a.. prsrctiant.l> generally i
Necessity on r. par = rianu'aclur rs 70 se l. i
want d ma 1s,s .r IN fi>p IA II h:ir 'antcs.
are good reasons Why soocs ar chsap. Another
IS he wan OF confidence, although capi al IS
abundant. Our county can .n'y gain BIZ lhe
sucnly Of chap ot>; a. last The g,ea: ni5lor
" u - 10 l. are me gamers.
a choose 81 tie raut: c-nna, be desired hy
.1ercnan'S. WEu nav - COW need themselves o.:
he Rad 4 c Z .uqacnt artrr,un>. ucn :
iicirs rs are lourd 4, CxGefleace u demand ~
atrrau o. hrir sns,'d ia- u dn;y, risft b.
=. .tcc, bar ne wnaie Tatff shonli not D. bro
Ken " ar, t commerce u ihs wrote cout.
ny >u0lel,.t Q losses Inclirn,al 20 me change.
a me- 'i,-fsl wafehou,ilc law al. a re &c.
lion ~ Changes, cabling me chants keep then
gooi, II aoad IN il'ncy 4 wanted for con>um,-
lion. wouil help commerce better than PROTECTION
il WoDd give or msicaauis me use II SO many
ihnsand colidfs a iney crs now required 10 pay
FOR do.ies, and which the govsfnmea. locks ~.
C. r
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THE WEEKLY UNION,
in conn, xion win
: -c-Hn a-ar -T-n

THE CONGRESSIONAL SUPPLEME NT,
Cua'aiaine The 'ull feptrs Of debates and pro.
ceilings in CJrgress will be published
loge'her \, he l5w rate Of
TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR.
Cabs @l re Iufdi,h-i wih one copy OF each
o. he above AT The following rates:
Five copies for -
Ten copies Tor 10
PAYABLE IN ID"AHCE.
Posrmasefs, BY sending Is i've subscribers
with SO enclosr,, will be entitled 10 one copy o.
The Weekly Union and Congressional Supple
nent
II The Weekly Union may be had, IS here
tulole, Tor less than year, by sending proper
tinnal subscription, but in no case will the Con-
eressional Supplement be sent with il unless the
tul year IS paid for.
We submit, 10 our democratic friends that this
arrangement offers % them An opportunity OF aid
ing in the support OF our cherished principles by
sustaining newspaper publication, undol5tediy
ths ct.aycst (in proportion 10 the quantity and
value Of the mater afforded ihem) which has
ever ia this country been devo'cd 10 the malnlen-
ance Of Tie democratic cause.
In taking upon his own shoulders, for The pres
ent the whole Union" establishment The editor
is aware 81 the responsibility which ne Is assum-
ire and relies upon the literally OF the demo
cratic parry 10 sustain him in his new efforts Tor
usefulness.
Our exchange papers and others, who publish
this notice will be furnished with copy Of the
Weekly Union and Congressional Supplement.
THOS. RICHIE.
W,.u,.c-nr Nov 1919
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TO The DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

Our readers are already informed. that By a
vote Of the senate, at The cOsc OF the last session
the "Unicn" was selecle! as enc OF the journals
in which the proceedings ant debates OF that b..
dy are 10 he published. A similar arrangement
OF ihe part q he House u Representatives, viii
/. Is hoped, bc made wncn thai BODY meets. II i,
our purpose TO maseshs WeeEiy Union reaiter
a. !, has been heretofore. d % iicai, commercial
and mi.cei,ancous sheet, and % Increase rather
than di6iash is Efficiency n ,hesc several DE-
pa meats To atf,l. space for Ills purpose, and
az tar same iiae y !u;ni,h % our subscribers our
full congressional rspors, sc putFoa" 70 issoe On.
ring tie s'ssiru OF Congress 2 GOSGEESblCN.
AL SUPPLEMENT TO THE WEEKLY
UNION, which sntll contain The iuiI repor,s as
pu. shed il cur daily edition. There will be a
least one nanl5ef OF the supplement per week, 0!
the same size ami iot;n 2. the "ConsrassoEa a
Register" The price OF our Weekly Union has
heretofore been put very low. BcI,. te;ei mined
as ye are 10 spar. no efforts 10 Increase our al.
ready extensive circulation. we Pronosc 10 afford
10 our subscribers bo;h he Weekly Union Tor he
ors yed., aad h Congressional Supplement- du
ring the session oi Congress, - the same price
al which the Weekly Union alone mas been hilh-
erto published, VIZ: Two dollars per annum in
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such could be made out of The hr1ne ma'e a',,
here. He has in progress new piece The SUB ;,
jcct of which he does not give aPprsshaena ~ =
will be national piece perhaps the goddess less. Of
Liberty, which, in profession at least all Ams''-
cans love 70 worship.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10
GLORY At AucrIox.-rhs carriage.

GLORY At AUCTIoN.-The carriages Of
LOUIS Philippe were sold few day, Stree a,
p b &c auction in Paris. The majority Of the
purchasers were lie dealers in second hand csr
riaseS, whose large establishments occupy the
E D: Laps. Two carriages only escai ei
these haif-pr,cc dealers, one splendid coasb
ca led The LycSSAisE, ahd the 'amous cHAR-A-
GA>c, 30 murh usci on uncercmcnlous otea.
s!oms BY The Rnsa Family. hcse were bought
he made pompuuS Mo.aainG COACH, aid vi
the Other, which is well adapted 10 the purpose
Il HssssEi SIC trana (gord era ious!D gle.
ria wuAdt
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To conclude with the Farce OF
30 I'll n J o N f ).
Guy Goodluck, MI. John Seton.
Eliza. Miss Carpenter.
gr PAGES OF ADMISSION Boxes, Is cents;
Phi, 80 cents; Gallery 81 cents; Colorei Gallery,
so and % cents.
rPdsaie Boxes MY BE- obtained, and seals
secured, daily, from 10 u , o'clock, and from 3
10 O'Clock.
II Season and mon!hy tickets will be issued.
II Treasurer, Mr.. New
Ef Doors open at h:l!-pa 6 o'clock-com-
mence al Z, O'clock precisely.
n An efficient Polio. is engaged.
r. Performance eye:y night, without regard
10 weather. Nov 10
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sTTF RICHNiOND GNQUL1EIs.

tack them, for they loved women. Mrs. Simp-
SON .ail she had been discharged ttum silua-
lion because she was in favor Of Charism. She
recommended exclusive dealing, and urged me
women prescn, 10 enroll their ma mes as members
., The Female Charlist Association. Before the
meeting separated, arrangements were made Tor
Tho .n,,l,nent If members &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10
MILLs'S STATUE OF JACKSON.

VI
In he Washington correspondent nee oithe New
York Journal OF Commerce we mod the follow.
ipg in reference 10 The labors oil our talented
Young rownsman = Charleston Mercury
Mr. Fendefich, an accomplished ar'isl, mas
ius completed fine i,hographlc view ol the
eoues rain statue OF General Jackson, designed,
nov in progress, and 10 be executed in Bronze
~ Mr.. Clark Mills. TINS statue will repre-
sent lhe uli Hero when reviewing MS troops be-
lore The battle II New Orleans. The Intensely
spirited actions OF The horse, in rearing altitude
aud self balanced on his hind legs, is finely con-
ras;e,! with he cool determination OF the Gene-
ral, who is raising his hat in ackno slecsement
o the respect o. MS meD. On The pedestal Of ms
statue is the motto,
THE FEDsn.L UNION: UNJUST BE- PRESERVED
Mr. Mills IS making rapid progress win MS
large model which al! Uno have seen, resaId a.
surprising that which he subniIed TO the Com
milce, and which he expects 10 have finished ny
Christmas. All must admire the holiness anu
energy OF Young and entirely sell taught AZ
Ill, who, confdins in the resources OF his own
mind, undertakes a work, the ike OF when nas
never been achieved in this country, and ~ill re-
joice in the pros rect oi his entire success
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10
THE WYANOKE HOUSE

AIeS. ALVEY respectfully announces 10 he
Itl toimer paJons ard friends TIA, she has
taken possession o. the handsome aud coGrnc.
dious tenements on Bank street, formerly know.
as he PARK House, and is prepared 10 receVs
few ADDITIONAL families as boaldcrs
For convenience and des.rableness OF silca.
ton her house is surpasse', by none in Inc cry,
being nearly opposite 70 Inc Capitol, wi:ar
short walk ct several OF Tic Churches, he
Banks, ard principal places Of business.
The buildings themselves are not caly cora'
nient in their arrangements and elegantly hals:'
cd, but have oeen recently thoroughly fepal!e.,
the rooms newly papered, and comfortably Tor
Iished.
Two or three families may secure elisibt
sui.es Of rooms By Immediate application. Mem
bers ot the Legislature, on their arrival, are H.
vi.ed 10 inform themselves respecting the ocaIoI
Of the house, and is other advantages before en-
gazing apartments for the session.
few gentlemen can be accommodated a.
cay boarders upon moderate terms. Oct u
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MARRIAGES.

Married on Tuesday evening, October 24th, by the
Rev Mr. Cook DT. THOMAS II. PERKINS, OF WIZ
mington Fluvanna county, Va, TO Miss MARY ELL
ZlBErII dau shter Of Elisha Melton, Esq, OF Louisa
county. Va.
lrs- Richmond Wing requested 10 copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10
KING WILLIAM.

AYLerrs KING WIZ, Nov. z, 1915.
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STAN. 10 Tor Cas- aud Butler ard IA Tor Taylor
ard Fillmore. This vote shows small falling
4 il the te d b1th PARIS, AS compared win
the Presidential poll in 1914 Our majority IL
me county viii be about The usual one, judging
rom all can learn, though have no eyacr
:sta.ns ,rum he her precincts Yours. IN has.e,
CLOD-HOPPEH.