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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-20
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
N\iiE subscriber having received his
IA. SPRING u SUMNER STOCK, is
prepared to supply customers with Goods
ii moderate prices. The following are
some Ut the articles nc has on hand
DfY GOODS.
Cotton Yarns, Caicocs. Shcctngs. Shirt
ngs, White, Red and Canton FIanncls,
Llnscys. 5. i. and Sleeps Grey Cloths,
Sa,,ineiis, Plain aud Checked Nv. and
Cotton Jeans, Blue and other Drillngs,
Gloves, Cr,vais, Pock. Il'kerchiels, Spool
and Pat. Threads, Hats, Bonnets, Stock
ings, Socks, &c. &c.
HARDWARE.
Door. chest. cupboard, till, trunk and
padocks; spring aud Norfolk Ia,chcs, butt,
strap, parliament, gate and table hinges;
screws, hay mud manure forks, spades and
shovels, table, pen and jack knives; ham.
mers, hatchcls. coffee mills, chains, hoes,
angcrs. brace bits, smooth and jack planes,
rakes. scNthes, snathcs and stones, pocket,
tuck. fine and redding combs curry combs
and brushes m assortment OF holiow-warc,
plougbs, steel. &c. &c.
GROCERIES,.
Loaf and N. O. Sugars, superior ten,
chocolate. coffee, moasscs, rice, Goldfish,
saI',v'negar. salcratus, spice, pepper, mus.
tard, nulmegs. mace, citron, ralsins, cur
rants, 'ics, almonds, ere am nuts, fiiberts, to-
hacco IN plugs and papers, Macul,a and
Scotch >nuils, undcrwood's Lemon Syrup,
starch, soap, candies; plates, bowls. print
cd and common tens, pitchers, &c. &c.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Tinciures. Essential Oils. Essences,
Qunine. Peruvian Bark, Mcrcurials,
Banks, Roots and Herbs Of all kinds,
Mortars. Graduated Measures, vinls,
Jars. Bottles and Window Glass; Castor,
Lard, Olive, Sweet, Fish and Linseed
Oils. Turpeniinc. Varnish, White, Red aud
Blk Leads. With general assortment Of
Oil and Water Colors, Smali,
Gold Leaf and Bronzes; Paint,
White Wash, Sash, Shoe, Hair, Cloth
and Tooth Brushes; Tooth Instruments,
Irusscs. Also m assortment Of pure and
genuine Patent Medicines, such rs Fnhe-
nestock's Vermifuge, Cough Balsam, Bill
ious Pills, Carminativc Lozcngcs. (for
Summer complaints) Eye Water; Mofia,s
Pills and Bi,tcss; Shcrman's Lozinces md
Poor Mans Plaster; McAlisler's AlI-Henl-
ing Ointment, Genuine Wisiar's BaIsan,
Cologne, Soda and Seidlitz Powders,
Nerve Il Bone Lnimcnt, Opodel doc, &c.
Also. Cordage, Chalk and Garden Lines,
Fish Hooks and Lines. Tar, Pitch,
Resin. Oakum, Nails, Glass, Putty, &c.
ALSO.--School Books, Blank Books,
Memorandums, Cap. Letter and Bank Let
ter Paper, Blk md Blue Inks and Stands,
Qnills, Steel Pens. States and Pencils
which he will barter for Wheat, Butter,
Lard, Eggs, Beeswax, Flaxsecd. &c.
c. LESLIE.
Davenport, Juno 9th, 1913.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-20

&EGAIG % AW 1AlAsEA GfQVDSo
~ WHISTLER hns just Of SUMNER
~ GOODS from Boston and ST. LOUIS which
lowest prpr
Ills Stock tho following god-
80 pieces fashionable Broad Cloths
Snincts Iwccds Jenn. quantity,
l2o Chonhde Blue Drilling, Checks, Linen Coating
eO Fancy Linen rstc Gingham
$50 pieces FRENCH English aud and Chnts
30 Alpaca, Silk do. and Muslin dc LINES
l20 Ginghan Silk
Florence Pearl Brl and Straw Tonne', quantity
Bmne Cnp and bnck iltnds,
Summer Shwl and Cv-, Silk qualities
Paper and feather fans Mnin Ls eng linen
lawn Dipe CRASH and ether cge
Nnnkcen, hcnc!od mud Cambria Muslin
Figured stuff Blond, Book Bishops, larrcdm
in
GOOD u
ALSO
BOOTS
30 Cases of
kinds Ladies, Misses, Cds
Caters, hat Caters, &c. =
ALSO IIARDW ARE
large assortment Saws Axes butts bolts cs and table and pocket
Cutlery door knob Locks chest trunk mud closet locks
nn mill horse hand b round files
shoe, md lhng mills. hoes
Planes and plane brass
brace bits, hammers, brick *.
-
Queens and Glass large
OILS AND PAINTS STATIONARY:
GRocERlESau, quantity aI of which will be sold low Cs.w.
Davenport
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LOOK HER II,
CITIZENS AND FARMERS.

BHEnndcrsigned having purchased Mr.
- Lees interes, in the Davenport, Tin Shop,
would respectfully inform the public generally
TINT he shall endcayor to keep on hand gener-
oil assortment Of
IIN.SifEETI IRON 4. STOVE WARE.
COOKING g. HEATING STOVES.
4 few superior Cas-, Kettles, for which he
will take in exchange, CASH, Wheat, Bees
wax, I'D Copper, Brass, Pewter and Clean Cot
ton Rags
Shop opposite Burrows & Prc:,yman's Flour
ing Mill, From, street.
X. s. CRAIG.
~! persons indebted to the old concern bv
Note or BOOK account are requested to make
immediate payment Ia X. s. CRAIG.
Davenport, MAY 4th, 1919. 34-3m
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DAVENPORT CABINET AND
CHAIR MANDATORY.

HVlIE subscriber would
thoeoN IL respectfully inform
l,oA his old customers and the
Nix public generally that hay
~ ing taken the building for
mcrly occupied by Samuel
! Gcyer, situated on the cor
ner Of Rock Island aud Third Streets: he
has now on hand and intends keeping n
general assortment Of CHAIRS AND CAB
NET FURNITURE. comprisn. FANCY
AND WINDSOR CHAIRS d! all sizes and
patterns. BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS,
and DINING TABLES,
WORK STANDS, and all other articles
usually manufactured in am establishment
ofthis kind, which for durability aud neat
ness of workmanship, he will warrant no,
to be surpassed by any manufactured in
the western country.
5. SCIIOOLrlELD.
n. Il. Old furniture repaired and paint
Cd III the ncatcst STYLE.
COFFlNS made in he shortest notice.
Davenport, Oct. 10th, lSi1. .-if
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<@A Neutrality-suspicious.
y = er Uncle TORY.

rlLts liEAloir, Master, will on the opening Of
Navigation commence hcrrcgnlar trips as Pack
It. landing at all the above points Tor ireigh, and
passengers. Shippers aud passengers may RELY
upon the Uncle roh, continuing IN the trade du.
ring the season, and also upon the unreml,,ing
attention OF the officers 10 the interest OF shippers
and comfort Of passengers. The Toby being Of
very light draugh, vii no, lay up on account, Of
low water. Her regular DAYS Of leaving :, Lou
IS will be Mondays, passing nll the towns above
the Rapids in da, light on "Wednesday; leaving
Davenport on her downward trip every Thur :
dns morning AZ 8 O'clock, A NJ.
February Gath l8i3. 2l-ts
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TyfIE subscriber having received his
SPRING &. SUMNER STOCK, il
prepared to supply customers with Goods
al moderate prices. The following are
some vi the articles nc has on hapd:-
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REGULAR PACKET,

For keoknk, .Nontrosc, .sruroo Fort Madison Pom.
tasae, Daihs burlington O9ua,eka keiU,sburgh
.Aer Boston Port Louisa bloomington Dfarg'.
Landing freport Buffalo Rockingham Roei
Lisuf and Davenport.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-28
1T the ENQUIRER

nu Famine stated that he had in his possession q
coov of the work by General Gass on France ana Its
Kings, in which the autho. passed the highest enco
mIus on Louis Philippe. whilst he tells ue eh;ens y
France that the people Of his cn country mao nvrtfa'ed
Washington. 10 this pretty pictrue Tor the Anne.
riean people 10 look upon,- Republican Of Thursday
Thus the Republican endorses the gross mis-.
statement of Mr. Fleming! General Cass dos
mt "tell the citizens of France that the people
of his own country had overrated Washington
nor does he say one word in disparagement OF
General Washington. On the contrary ne says;
sHE GENERAL WASHINGTON STANDS,
IN MY ESTIMATE OF HUMAN CHARAC'
TER, ABOVE ALL MEN WHO HAVE EVER
EXISTED And yet the Republican, whose
Editor was present and heard the remarks OF
Mr.. Fleming, sends out TO the world, as truth
this base caumny on General Cas-. There IS no
apology for this false statement. Il call things
by their right names.) If the Editor OF the he
publican did not know the truth or ials'ty OF
MIR. F.s charge, it was his duty TO have informed
himself on the subject. He could readily have
done 80. General Cass's book has been freely
distributed through this city, and copy wa:
probably at the time 10 the possession OF IN.
Editor, as | understand the Booksellers have
sent copies 10 all Of the Editors Of this city
heard the remarks of Mr. Fleming. cou!c
no, be surprised a, any thing such man woulc
saw. But must express my surprise that the
Editor OF The Republican (,he Taylor organ Of
Virginia. should descend 10 such means to up
hold his cause But he well knows how sensi-
tive and jealous are the people fof Virginia par.
ticularlylof the fair fame OF General Washing
ton-and hence his eagerness TO catch at SC
"avaabe" an electioneering Roorback. Blu,
has not Wlloughby Newton told him that "ho
nesty is the best policy" And can he expect
such things to pass with impuni,yi If he does
then he may we'll say: as not this pretty pic
ture for the American people to look upon'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-28
RIcHmoNp MARKETS. july 81.

TOBACCO-Inspeclon, continne ligh', vi
a slight improvement in prices, and more mi
nation in the mafket. We quote Tugs 81 ! i
2 so; common leaf 3 90 %; mddne .
5 CO. good and fine 5 30 to 50, with an occa.as
al sale as high as $40 TO II 80 for extra fine u,
nufaclurins kinds.
FLOUR-New Country So, al retail
WHEAT-Saes for immediate deliceTit, :
ll0c; later 100 l05c
OATS-35 cents per bushel.
CORN-45 cents per bushel.
CORN MEAL--50 $50 per bushel.
BACON-Virginia hog round -; Hams
lOc.; Western Sides 81 g; Shoulders ), "a !
FISH-New Herrinas sc. Shad 81 81 :
Family Roe Henings Sc in barrels and g 80 /
half barrels.
CATTLE-BEEF: - % rs, scale wei2,
yEALs: 81 a 7 90. MUTToss: 81 so e . )
nett, as in quality. HOES: 90, nett.
LARD-Sa 9 els. Scarce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-28

lishtened people to vote for any man 10 whose
opinions and principles they were all entire slrs-.
ger. The public hear! may beat kindly, and is
Of en- generously excited by wild huzla Tor m
"hero OF The Rio Grande" and al en'husias =
allusion to old "Rough and Ready" but, SAID
Mr.. P, can he public mimi become informed
BY cous,an. and only repetition OF ilnpassionrt
demonstration in favor OF popular aIG Success.
full commander on The parl OF his irienc>7 Tn
thing is impossible.
Mr.. P. reviewed The civil and military lifs i,
General Cas-. In taking rapid glance j. Il.
course in Congress, he maintained thai Gere,.
Cas- was lie able and Jealous advocate al Ill
The principles and doctrines for which The S,a,s.
. rights party OF this country had ever conrenis :
that he was a scholar and statesman: a gentle
man Of grea. civil and military experience; cfs
who, in The various responsible positions 10 which
he had been called, had sustained himself win
distinguished ability; that upon all question:
touching the rights of The South, he held he rue
principles OF The Constitution; that he was ovpo,
ed TO the Wilmot Pfoviso, 10 The agitation /,
slavery, 10 that ianalcal war, watch, il 10, A..
rested, would sooner or later result, in The i.
memberment OF the Union OF these States. and N
consequences 100 dreaded and hearlrencioy ~
the phianthropisl's contemplation
Mr.. p. pronounced very handsome sul.s
upon The brave and chiyalrous Bu,sr ,e,,7.
man whom he declared 10 be wi hon, -
without reproach," true 10 The Cvrs j,r,;o4 ~.
eminently qualified for The Distinguish s,. go"
| OF Vice President Of the Uniiei SAFES az"
MIR. P. argued in favor OF The exercise
Veto power, and maintained that the day vo,,'i
| probably arrive, when il will be the onI, co.s,,
tulional shield for Southern pro,eciou, an, cor.
cluded by defence OF the Afmini>rra,ior !,
Mr. Polk, from the assaults OF the poi,icj,os \.
the Wing party and declare. his opinion H.,
when The violence OF party strife sha Il hs - rae
ed away grateful country will 10 him 81.
! lice.
| have endeavored 10 give the point, 4. ..,s-..
ence between these Two gentlemen. Tine III.
not allow me 10 give their arguments in 3ata;r
| However il would be unjus, 10 say .haIlhey wa,-
not atroit, ingenious and Of marked abiy-
Distinctions are loo often inviGious. hence +,
correspondent should be mindful d. his own IAN.
and OF that which is justly due 70 ohets. /,
paying deserved compliments 10 his friend !.
should not deiraci from the high position !,
gentleman, with whom he has 10 Affinity n NH
tics. To say that Mr.. Caper,on is crstrr-,'y
great favorle with his parry is but doige thai or
tleman justice, for certainly in The p'iyse was,
OF life, he SANDS without blot or bemi.h n,
that Intellectually he is very cleverly entcEt-
Mr. Pendleon is doing good service N +,
Democratic cause; as an able and an ireeri !,
debater he stands second 10 no man in ne Sc.,
west, and in point Of zeal and fidelity, ha, NJ .
peror, the inuendoes Of your late rsrv irteresit.
and disints' estsd correspondent, "Mon..cmer
ITO he contrary Notwithstanding" II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-28

Female School.

THE REV. MOSES D. HOGE 81. s.
i Boardipeiand Day School for young =
in This city, on the Is, Gay Of October.
The several Departments OF Mental an =
Philosophy, Mathematics, Bellies L''3.s
pefimen,al Science, Sacred Literature, (
and Modern Languages, PaloIing ahe :.
will be under the care Of thoroughly y
and experienced teachers. ), +. .
Special regard will be paid, mol only = !.
tellectual but to the religious lTalnins q
pills OF the school. .:.s
Mr.. Hoee will receive abou, ~ Boa. I.
inmates and members Of his family. :. = :, !:
mestic arrangements o. the Schooi VII.
Inc supervision Of Mrs. Hoge, assisted D
and experienced Marion. !. -,
Ar advertisement announcing Inc =.
Teachers, charges Of Tuition, sosf'' "
In The meantime all letters OF inqoIy - =.
ceive promp. attention. Those VINO g. .. /.
eoler daughters or wards as pupils, az :,
10 make early application for 'neit a'u''
July -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-28
MANAGERS OFFICE, D. PAINE i

THE CRY Is STILL THEY CONE!
This agency has indeed struck won.
vein OF luck. We have 10 announce 50.
Their grand capital .0o0-to be added 4
many sent TO US within a lew weeks, wh,.'
noticed elsewhere in This paper:
Drawing Of Maryland Consolidated, NJ. I.
So II 81 10 l3 / Il 50 25 - & 10 81
Ticket, Nos. IS 80 II, one OF the grand (
tails Of $4,000, returned By c. 3. Luce, ~ '
OF purchaser.
Thi,.Dsy, Grand Scheme-Capitals sl2
1000, 5000, 20 Of 1000, &c. IS Nos, 10 a
Tickets 4.
Drawn Ncs. Susquehanna Lottery, Glass
% 69 9 II 80 AZ 35 "a So . ~ 70 y
July d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-28
(tOWLEs' LOTTERY OFFICE,
~ street, Richmond, Virginia.

Let Lottery Vendors do and say what they ma!
For selling prizes C0WLEs carries, the tay.
To-day-Pokomoke, Glass 30 Capital,
600 dollars, 1000, 5000, 1900, 20 u 900
IS Nos, l3 drawn. T,cke:s 4.
Drawn Nos of Susquehanna, Class 81.
% 60 9 IL SO A. IS "a SO - 90 =
Drawn Nos. MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED, EY'rs
IA 35 l6 Ga 26 IS Is 3s Is 81 Is Is !.
July %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-28
DEATHS.

Died. Yesterday morning, at O'Clock, Viz LYnlt
5. JARVIS, greatly esteemed for her exalted worth
The friends Of her family are invited q attend b,
funeral this afternoon, al O'Clock from tlr ft-lri
OF d. Fehrman, Franklin street.
Died, yesterday morning, 27th ln.tant, At o'col,
Mr. WILLIAM d. SYKES, in The 23i selr ot h.sa.
His friends and acquainta and tios- y Thoan
U. Dudley and H. J.. & E. :. Taiiaf.ffl. are rrcrt,h
10 attend his funeral this morning, at O'clock n
the Mansion House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-28

5HANovER CoUNTY.-It is proposed,
that The Democrats of the upper end of Hanover
shall meet at Waldrop's Tavern late Leadbe..
ters, On The Isl Saturday in Angus, for The pur.
pose OF constituting Democratic Association.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-28
MON VA.
Friday Morning, July %, ls4s.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

At meeting of the Democratic s'"e o'""a. 0o'
m,,,se, held on Monday evening, July l7th' 1t was
p...,-,, IT,, = n,,.uance Of well established
,us -, 70 the nemocratic party of Viz.
Vinia 10 hold State Convention Al @ M nv ~
gth day Of September next and we eau upon .e ps
nn their NEXT Cour,days, 10 send delegates to said
Convention. ,oopn Ch.i,mo,
L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-28

,,,sr hopeIessness of the cause of the South and
of Inc Union in The event OF their success.
Ala o'clock, Mr.. Adams, of Kentucky, on'ain'
ed the floor; when the committee rose,
And The House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-28
TO Farmers.

THOSE in want Of Threshing Machine,
i respectfully solicited TO call 2; Gso.
& Cos Plough Mandatory in the cay q r
mond or al our shop in The county Of !iah.
and examine our Horse Power and Trest-
tore purchasing elsewhere. II is very mp
that persons who wish our machine, snou.-
their orders without Gelay. Tue dema's
year in The latter part OF The season. va' K
greater than we could meet The mos 81 -. -
~ references can be given, il desired. -
loving is our lis, OF prices:
Haw's Adhesive Horse Power, No y"
inch drum complete
Haw's Adhesive Horse Power, 70. :, ~
inch drum, complete
Haw's Adhesive Horse Power, No. ), ",
inch drum, complete !, !.
Revolving Lever Horse Power, with = /.
drum complete
80 inch Drum or Th!eshe!
"a
A compe,en, hand will accompany -
chine TO set il 10 work free Of charge ~ !.
distance does NO, exceed thir'y.h7e a,'s -.
our shop. or from Richmond, over ihs' -
travelling expenses mus: be paic. w ~ ="
liver Machines in Richmond, or al ne h'.'
near New Castle on the Pamunkey ii's'
Address Haw & Sydno.. Old Church. p
yer, or a, Richmondr Va. ,.os
Hanover Co. June Is, 1915 CIT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-28

The Crop, throughou, Ohio are unprecedented
i is estimated that Ohio will yield, this year Is.
600. 600 bushels Of wheat, over one third more
han ever before in one year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-28

The Louisville Democrat gives the mos! pow
eriul reason why The returned volunteers should
sustain the democratic ticket. Ii says:
"Capl. McDougal Of Indianapolis informed US
Yesterday that nine whig captains OF his regiment
have repudia,ed whiggery and are going tor Cass
and Butler; and out OF twenty six lieuteDants,
only one was Tor Taylor, and he was waverins
He went 10 Mexico himself whig, and has utter,
IL reputiated The parry. lie says he has found
on the slain OF The Mexican army Hatg doel'
msn,s against the mar and in taror Of the lus1lean
cause that they we're scattered pfoiusely through
The city Of Mexico TO prevent ratification oil me
treaiy."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-28
MAJOR GARLAND RESIGNED.

Il is with deep regre. that we have 10 an
nounce hat James Garland, ESQ., the Democrat
ic E!ec,ur for the Campbell district, has been
compelled BY serious ndsposiiion 10 resign the
post which he has filled with 50 much honor 10
himself and benefi, to the cause. We hope yet
10 see him Ia the field, fighting for Cass and
Builsr, with the ZEAL and efficiency, and power,
which have always marked his labors in behalf
OF The glorious Republican principles Of Virgil
mia. We have been SO much struck with The
Arm spirit which breahes through MS Letter, and
the patriotic devotion to our principles and our
cause tha, We take the liberty Of publishing i, as
an incentive ~ uuI lticnGs throughout The State
and Union:
To WM. F. Richie, Esq, one OF the members OF
the Central Democratic Commee
DEAR Sin: Severe indspostlon which, | fear,
will be pvolracled SO as 10 prevent my rendering
any efficient service in The present campaign,
MAKES il proper that should resign M position
as eector Tor This District in order that the con-.
miltee may select some able and effective cham
pion in my place Accordingly, through you,
hereby tender my resignation 10 the Central De.
mocratic Commitiee. can assure you that no.
hing but the affective hand Of Providence could
have iEruceG 10 lake this step; Tor there never
vas lime when my devotion 10 the principles
Il the Democratic party was greater, my conf
dehce in lis champions higher or my zeal in
their advocacy more ardent. II, BY the permits.
sion OF kind Providence, should SO far recover
my health as 10 be enabled TO do any service 10
The Democratic cause, before the election comes
on, assure you that il shall be done as zealously
Ind effectively, as if held The place OF elec,or
Respeciuly your obedieni servant,
J. GARLAND.
The Democratic Central Commute have ap.
pointed for the Campbell District Willis P. Bo.
cock, Esq. EIecor, in place Of Major Garland
resigned; A. D. Read, Esq, Assistant Elector, 10
place OF Mr. Bocock; and w. T. Yancey, Esq
Elector for The county OF Campbell, in place Of
Mr. Read. These gentlemen will we feel sure
prove lhemselves TO be liable and effective cha m.
- If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-28

The regular meeting OF The Democratic Asso-
cialion will be held a; Odd Fellows Hall, This
Evening, at s oclock-several addresses may be
expected.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-28

Il will be seen that a Democratic Stale Con-
yention is recommended TO be held al Lynchburs
on The 10Th September. We trust that our friends
every where will al once hold meetings and az
pon, delegates, who, assemblnga, SO central and
accessible rsndesvOni may compare notes, take
energetic measures to carry The State, and 50
torlh with increased zeal, 10 promote The triumph
OF our glorious cause.
/, is proper that We should stale lha! the re-
commentator would have been published soon
er, but Tor the indispositon Of The Chairman o.
the Committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-28

The Volunteers, We learn, will De discharged
early next week, and may be soon after expected
in Richmond. Will not our citizens turn out a
The meeting on Saturday evening, and do thew
duty7 We ask nothing more.
We are glad 10 learn that owing TO the regular
habits OF the men and The vigilance OF the officers,
only two or three out OF The whole number OF Vo-
luntecrs who left Virginia have died. This is,
we believe, uneYampled.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-28
MARINE JOURNAL

MARTINS SUPERIOR GCIIAh$.
d II. TAYLOR has just received a ar-e
i sortment OF Guitars from that ceiroa
maker G.. F. Marin. Strings OF IN htr qai
y always on hand. 2. II TAYLOR,
Dealer IN and Importer OF Pianos. Pabists
Music. &c, 100 Main ST., opposite The Bar.
July 2S