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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-02-05
HIGHLY

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ME subscribers have now ia store, M
over 4300 volumes Of MisceHaae. me
Ous and School Books; their stock COM n
Prises, perhaps, every book in use in the an,
schools and Academies Of the country. y
and was procured on such terms as en-. mo
able them TO sell IOwer, for Cash, than III,
similar books ever have been sold in this In
market. Purchasers please give US a to
call-we can and wiH sell cheap. ba,
PRIESTLEY & MOSBY. blo
July "a, l847. ba,
QUININE.
I200 OUNCES best Quinine, lust cas-
received, warranted pure, and 'ca,
for sale by 4
PRIESTLEY T. MOsBY. 1ne
July "a, 1847. Let
GALvANIC RINGS. clin
WE have just received Cbristie's will
celebrated Galvanic Rings, for ly
the cure Of Rheumatism and ali Ner. h.
vous affections. IL.
PRlESTLEY & MOsBY. The
August z, t847. vav
L hENCH BkANDYs -,
"A SUPERIOR article for invalids- 1'e'
warranted pure; just received and n2g ),
for sale by o. u
PRIESTLEY & MOsBY. me
August 2, l847. mag
$3.50 WALL PAPER. bani
WE have in store a large LOT Of be d
Wall and Window PapeT-aIso J SICK
SINAI lot OF fine screens which we viii won
low, - os j
IhlEoILEY u MOSBY Eng
August 20, 1847. II
LoCINA CORDIAL, or THE ELIxfp ~
OF LOVE. the
l IS a sovereign remedy for ine piart 'he
Consumption, Barea, ess. ImbpIegc0 oofdi
There is not a shadow ot donbt lous.
nat this is true, and were MT tx snb, w
ect of too delicate a na,pre. bnnJrada COM
'ou'u tes1lIy to its efficacy, For sale by az OF
PRlESTLEY & MOSBY. Isl
August 7, 1847. and
famil
"VA WOOD&, Cd
TIA EVER FOR CASH. distri
NHE undersigned would call tho At. Sd.
teAtlon Of their friends and The settle
uOllc generally to their new and exten. 4tt
I've stock Of DRY GOODS. lust re-. er PI
elVed and now open, and, they pIedpe the n
1emselves that they will sell cfeaper In
no better bargains, for CASH, than why
ny other establishment in the place. heaItI
g therefore solicit a call and examine and /
ar stock and prices. yieof
May 8, l847. also
umpht
sdD BOXES 10 BY -, Bo Ms1
10 8 by 10, Co@@.
~ ~ nancy,
1nn II. ~ ~ Breal
le hv >a1'" ~ ~ TeceIyed and for sumptt
Octobor q. ;Io "AhD q Co, nation
Erysi
OILS, OILS. F2atul
E@h GALS OIL or Oil tr1c F
100 gals. nseed Oil, 0~rn.
e65 " r ain oil. 1901 of Uri
80 rm Oil, FamaS
70 .rnen,;na er Con
Just far sale bv S@Ppr
y WARD g. Co. NeurG
a I847. IT, diseas
In a
IN GAL Linseed tN4 the Pil
80 esl Casio Oi umph.
so Turp And as
40 Lamp a. %constit
30 o' Train o. f.. m APPLY
80 Z" Lard ~ New
.A 4lLaf. LL, m rns Ivy
ust received and TO- The
E. d. Vi e. r. plains
Nay 8. TO- he p,
stomac
AND TEsTAMENTs AT COST, flow he
JAY De had of Henry R. Coulter. a. and stI
the Circuit Court Clerks On caN w
q depository of Bibles and Test.
are kept-published by the Ame T. ],
November on iaae the Coz
lO-tJ cation
oUTNrNr Persons
eb OF, sulphate Quipine. -. orqef !
celved and for sale bv AIlce
p. ONWARD g. Co. ~.
1ntomheE 4 1847. u sss Gene
LANES, sissippi
LARGE assortment Of colored cadJo
black kid slippers Of a superior o,al Tensas
just received and for sale bv ~ No,o%t,
ElCHELSTEIN 4 Co. nides n
lay 8. PnueS u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-21
LOTTERIES.
z u. E az
sk EEa e

Il "a Il. bcGt7s a. EEs C.,
On fourteenth Street, under the Exchange Hotel.
FHuMAs LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
= and the public In general, that he has commenced
the business OF a Lottery Broker, in the Office ION li,h
street, under the Exchange Hotel formerly occupied
BY ID. NJ. Hoyt. and recently by L. ID. Pendleton.
Drawing Of the Virginia Monongalia Lottery,
Extra, Glass 3, March 9Th:
90 81 IL 60 20 81 50 Is 81 70 42 "a SO.
Drawing of the Sussex Delaware Lottery,
Extra, Glass %, March 18Th:
"A 63 60 l3 81 II % "a % IA 81 64.
Half Ticket Nos. - Is So, one Of The Capt.
tai' sold and paid By LAMBERT.
Drawing Of the Virginia Lee,burg Lottery,
Class IL. March 18Th:
bi IL p IL 80 l3 | Is 81 : IS p 81.
TO-DAY.
Va. Monongalia Lottery, Class 10,
Drawing expected Tuesday evening. Capital: SPA GN.
'on"a.' ~ drawn. Tickets s.; halves > %; irs. %.
WEDSEsDAp-Someihins Rich The y. Jersey
Lottery, Class No. "a, drawing expected Wednesday
evening. Capitals: S3u,a 200, = Of 10, 900, 3 OF $500. 40
8; quarters , 81.
uGsoAy- New Jersey Lottery, Extra. Glass
No % Capital s. 5000. To Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets
So haivcSa ~; quarters | -.
~rhiDAf--The Virginia Mononsalla Lottery, Extra,
lass No. 4. Capital: SiG,5lU IS Nos, Is drawn.
IicSeis S.; halves 81: quarters rs {.
sNTuRDAY-Dollas Lottery. The Sussex De;a
ware, Lottery, Extra, Class No. IS. Capital Sd, 900.
% A4s., ladTawn. Tickets sli halves 50 cents quar-
tcfs IS cents.
Saturday Even,nC,-Sales close a, ) o'clock.
$685. DOLLARS!
The Virginia Lreshurg Lottery, Glass No. ~, 10 be
drawn IL Alexandria. Capitals: S5c ,saJ, q, SEQ, H.
90, 2of 5,UJ0, = of 900, = of 5000, > oi ,, OLE, 100 Of
i,OGO, l15 ~ 500, tbeing the lowest three number price,
&c. - Nos, Is drawn. Tickets Sl5-slares in pro-
portion.
6J- Orders for packages, certificates OF packages,
single tickets or shares IN tho above, Or in any OF Miu.
~ q Co.'s Lotteries, tl which there are drawings
every day, n prices varying from 81 Ia slU for tcke;s,l
will receive the most promp, attention, aud the draw
ings forwarded Immediately To distant adventures,
when requested. address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. s., Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
ST Recoilect No. 3-'There's luck IN odd numbers,
says Rory U'uore." March %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-21

For the Enquirer.
TO THE DEMOCRATS OF PRINCE Ed
WARD.
You have no doubt seen in tho columns Of the
Enquirer a Card from our worthy and faithful
delegate, B. w. Womack, declining a re.elec-
ton to the Legislature at the approaching cleo
ton. 1t is of much importance that our candi-
date should be in the field before the close Of the
present session.; and ! beg leave, without reflect
ing on the ability and qualifications of any Of the
worthy gentlemen whose names bave been sug.
gestod, TO bring TO your notice DR.. John T. Lii.
gon, as possessing The highes, qualifications for
the Office. You all know him TO be an un-
6inching Democrat; and there is no one
amongst us possessing a greater fund of
political information, and who would en-
ter into the contest with more zeal and
activity. His judgment and ability will give
weight and dignity 10 our State Councils.
Men Of such purity and political ability should
not live in retirement. The Stale needs their
services. A VOTER.
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For he EMtlTc7.
ACCOMhC COUNTY.

ASSSIut1,
have seen nominated in your paper Col. +.
R. Alien, Dr. j.. S. Simkins, and others, as being
the most available men in lbe Dcmoctailc party
in the coming contest for Stale Senator. In
all Difference 10 these gentlemen, l beg leave 10
communicate TO The members OF the Democratic
party Of this District, through your columns, The
wishes Of the party in the county OF Accomac.-
Four years ago John c. Wise and James W..
Gusts were fairly before ,hi. District, as candi-
dates for the Stale Senate; but the Western Shore,
considering herself entitled TO the representative,
nominated R. r. Garrett. The present incumbent;
aud John c. Wise and James w. Gusts, AFTER
the canvass had been fairly opened, withdrew and
left the District 10 Rob-. Anderson and R. K. Gar
ret, with The understanding that The dele gale al The
expiration OF Mr.. CARROTS Term OF service was
10 come from The Eastern Shore. John c.. Wise
has been solicited by his irients in both Acco-
mac and Northampton 10 become a candidate
| for tina, responsible Office. Now, sir, | have been
| connected with the Democratic party ever since
| have been connected with any thinS-not The
principles OF the Wing party, because | have
never been able 10 ascertain what they were. !
do not know whether it is because they are TOO
| complicated or whether they have none. am
di.posed to think il i. the latter. Jno. G. Wise
is the man of my choice, and the only man, in
my opinion, that can unite the full support OF the
party. With bis frmness Of principles, hYeiness
of resolve and un1inching adherence 10 rePubli.
can principles, We can 60 into The contest con-
6deni oil success. Let Us Then act DlSety II The
selection Of four candidate for this place; tor II we
lose The District, i. is lost for four years. The
party yves MIR. Wise q debt Of gratitude which
this District can never pay. As it regards his
talents, they are Of the fTsi order, and, as a stump
spe aser, he is very lille inferior 10 his brother,
Hon Henry A. Wise-in humor and vii h is
equal 10 him.
The parry will meet on March CouT,day next,
in Accomac, and should il select Mr.. John G.
Wise as our standard bearer in this fight, give
him, friends of The old Republican parry on the
Western Store, The same Jealous support that
we gave your candidate four years ago and The
District will be ours. A DEMOCRAT.
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p 7 4 n O S!

EXTRAORDINARY and beautiful toned II.
T. amos now lust arrived from those celebrated
makers. NUNS s. CLARK. These ins'ru-
men,s are made and finished 10 my particular or
der, and | have The confident assurance OF very
distinguished amateurs, that they have not seen
or heard any Pianos that can compare with them
in their ~fullnes. AMI richness OF tone. Their du-
rabiliry has been established many years.
Piano Stools and Chairs Of every variety.
Pianos repaired, tuned, lie, on hire, aud iakeh IN
exchange.
Guitars at prices from s. 10 So.
The larges, collection Of Music in the STATE,
and new Music received from all paris Of me
United States as soon as published.
P. q. TAYLOR,
Dealer in and Importer Of Pianos, Publisher OF
Music, &C., 100, Main ST., opposite the oanN''
Richmond, Va. Maleh@i
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Fer he Enquirer.
THE OLD YORK SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

THE L YORK SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Had our presen, worthy Senator K. r. Gar.
relt, Esq, desired The honor OF a reelection, 1t
would have been conceded 10 him by his Deui-
ocra,ic fellow citizens OF the Eastern Shore with
The creates, pleasure and without a word oil COM
plant. A close and yigilant observer OF Mr..
CARROTS whole Senatorial course, gives ii.as his
humble opinion, that the district has not been so
well represented for twenty-five years. We re-
gre, parting with 50 valuable a public servant,
and can see no good reason why the candidate
should com alternately from The Eastern and
Western Shores. Such an arrangement which
was entered into by a lew Wings in 1S40, and 10
which The Democracy YVES mol a party, would
forever deprive US Of the services OF a man al
the very lime his services might be most needed.
However efficient, faithful and worthy he may
have proved, and however great promise ne may
have given Tor future usefulness and distinction,
one term cuts short bis career and drives him into
retirement. All public men desire The approba-
ton OF their fellow citizens How can that
grateful and gratifying response OF "well done
good and faithful servant" ever cheer him whom
30 absurd and foolish an arrangement denies The
honor and the opportunity Of a re ~eiectivp1
But, Mr.. Editor, | am stfayins from my pur.
pose, which was 10 call the attention Of The good
people of old York Senatorial District 10 the name
OF one whom all would delight 10 see in the pub.
lie councils of our Stale. He is every inch a
Virsinian, of The puresl and Hottest character,
courteous and afable iu his department, oil the f.
mes, literary and professional a!tainments, and
thoroughly imbued with Republican principles. |
allude 10 Or. JESSE SlMrKNs Of The county OF
Northampton. Upon all principles Of equity and
fairness Northampton is entitled 10 The candidate.
She has not given Us one within my recollection.
Accomac is perfectly willing to concede these
points, and the attention OF her people are turned
with uncommon interest to the action OF their lilile
and eallan, sister. With such a man as Dr.. Simp.
kins for our standard bearer, who can for a moment
entertain a doubt Of our success7 We can carry
The district by two hundred majority. II is very
cviten OF 10 all who read the public papers, that our
political opponents will make a strong effort,
mol only 10 retain their present accidental MAORI
iy in The House of Delegates, but also to increase
their power in the Senate, that body which they
have never been abis 10 call their own-the poll
lical complexion OF which has always been an
index OF the popular sentiment OF Virginia
Virginia 10 day is stronger in the republican faith
than she has ever been. Harmony, concession.
every Thing for the cause and nothing for men,"
but in all cases to bring forward our best and
strongest men, and success is certain, beyond a
doubt. ACCOMAC.
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For the Enquirer.
TO THE DEMOCRACY OF ESSEX
COUNTY.

Permi, me to remind you that the time is now
a,hand 10 make a suitable selection of q candi-
Gale TO represent our county the ensuing Winter
n the General Assembly. Although the Wings
nave beaten US Tor a series Of years, vet firmly
oelieve that the majority is with us, if any means
Gould be devised 10 bring all the voter, 10 the
polls. 10 be sure, when we reflect that CIopton
mas been ~teaten, LswiS has been beaten, Wrirht
has been beaten, and Muse, poor fellow, who re-
he~ed the tight on several successive occasions,
ana whose perseverance, frmness and gallan.rv,
enlilieo hun 10 sacoos,, ha. likewise been
oeaten, 1t does appear slmost hopeless 10 equip
ourselves for renewed action; but / was taught at
school that zeal in a good cause merit. an
Piause.' and as the Wings appear 10 be tired Of
Their present delegate, who, it is said, has pro-
posed and prosecuted no measures to bene6,
either his county or his State, save only the
presentation Ct q petition in regard 10 ~"oysters
sac 1erfapins;' and propose 10 supercede him
hJ WISER selection in the person Of Thomas \
Ciarse, Esq, a self-educated man, residing ~
Miller's, think it would be wise in ", n ava;
ourselves OF the propitious moment, whilst cis.
satisfaction manifests itself in their ranks n
saily and organize our for the laudabls pur.
p',e Of Wrestling Republican Essex from the
!aae and unnatg raj grasp of Whiggery. will
y. name any OF our party who have sustained
uelea'' to marshal themselves again for the com.
ss contest; for it rarely happens that when one
mas sustained defeat, that any succeeding exer.
'ons WIZ De sufficiently vigorous TO secure .uc-
.es. therefore, as Thomas n. Clarke of Mil.
.efsS proposed a. q self-made man, "eood and
nU on 'aeir part, l propose to suggest the
name OF Johnson o'Seal, Esq, of Loyd,,. a.
nsma usn. msu Oh ours. 10 suggesting the
S WS good and true for so many kind. of
" Ta'gs are wt ,nef, not only good and %lrue," but
"',l "no-party Whigs,""Do indemnity Whirs.S
.ola Clay Wings" which term, l believe !.
Msnafiy obsolete, Tyler Wings" (o~bsoletel and
..uenocra,ic Wigs and yesterdsy ! heard Of
ruAter Whig," which latter animal eu,erlains
-, ~ Convenient creed, they say, OF pleading for
me Wings, and voting for The Democrats, and 50
ZONES in collision with that class Of Wings
r. aasa mo indemnify Wings" and / suppose
~su' % also numbered with the D Democratic
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v,tr,pI ~pn,prpyv L,,p snlE
'iLL'pbE i'sot Li.ii roh onLI
THE subscribers having removed the machinery
1 IRON n'nnt if".!s, cilrr dnc site, WIN me Du'Ia,
ln:' ahh hi'hies 81 as'e- : "a'i oi',''" -
feet square. TWO stories, VIA II wing 70 me , 'u'h,
81 by T., All Substantially buut oi hfick, waits thick,
nnd The r"'i covered van ih ~ tlo H"rln ehu 10
i h'c. Dli.iins, sheu f'"i, c"sefes Win sninR'es,
81 ~. Inc "astT wh'ci ms oerh recently DUH,
mostly ~ wiii'c naE, ana % superior ""fhhnh'h'p.-
the in"ta leading !" thr wheel L n-any new, ana all
Ia Z I'd order. Inc "le' power y sn""h 70 De good,
AMI the I'm ''lii' III '.itaI'h aha nif'olH 20 any ~
re STATE conip'srh VI arr iaVihe orch severely 'es'ru
Tor years. The location - = most bcal;iu. one. ana Tor
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GN.Ei. T..
TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF LAM
A-N Ii 4 - ~ IIt,n N.I.r - L, -

TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND
AND TiIlRTY-FlEE NEGROES, FOR
SALE IN AMELIA
HAVING resolved H. remove 20 The State OF Ohio in
IL the montn of irnl, have determined 70 offer for
eii., agin, n ruhiic auction, on The premises, on
MONDAY, t!r 2I;I day al The present month. (MarchD
tie Irlcl OF ..lnd on winch | reside ~ ing on thr wa
tiers Of F2t Ircrx ani Beaver Pond B.anca. containing
about Two thousand acre., urc-iuurth oi which Is first
rate low grounds, and adm shly adapted 10 The cult.
walton Of corn, wheat aud tobacco.
] viii also sell, al The sa"ir time aud place, about
thirty five likely Negroes, Consisting OF men, women
ami children, all nj them raised upon the plantation.
Having made no preparation 10 cultivate a crop the
present year, | will also sell All of my Stock OF Liorseg
and Mules, and the crops at Oats, Fodder, sc on hand.
TEkMS-liIc Land VIII tie sold upon such terms "a
will certainly suil any person who may b- disposed 10
purchase The S-groes, Stock and other property VIII
be .old upon j credit of sI months, the purchaser CIV.
ing bond vii, approved security.
March lD-c2awtLs HENRY ANDERSON.
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1--WE FARMS FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber proposes 10 sell five Farms, contain
i Ing from three hundred 10 twelve hundred acres,
all situated in the county Of Nelson, and lying within
from eight 10 twenty miles ofthe James RIVER Canal
some with fine. and all with good huildings-all Vaiua.
BILE as 10 soil and location, and all Icing lR a stale oil
rapid improvement.
lie would respectfully invite purchasers 10 view tue
lands, which he will take pleasure IN showing; ard ne
thinks he can safely assure them that he can olrr pro
perry combining as many inducements 10 purchase IN
the way Of health, society, productireness, facilities
for transportation, and real cheapness, as any 10 ne
found in the State.
Stock and ample supplies can also be had, If desired,
on moderate terms, and pos ession would be gwen
when IL might suit a purchaser tn take II.
He NAV h. addressed nj Low ngstOn. Nelson county,
yLrini1' CHRISTOPHER I. ESTES
Feb. I5-ca,wfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-21
FIRST ELEcToRAL DISTRICT.

At a meeting Of Delegates TO The Democratic
Convention recently assembled in The city of
Richmond, from The counties of Princess Anne,
Norfolk, Nansemond, Isle OF Wight, Soulhamp-
ton, Surry, and Prince George, and the city II
Norfolk. The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved, Tha, the counties OF the First Elec-
toral District and the city Of Norfolk, appoint de-
lee ates 10 a District Convention 10 be held 10 The
town OF Portsmouth, on the first Thursday (the
4ih) of May, 10 select FOUR delegates 10 The Ma
lional Convention, in the city OF Baltimore, on
The 4th Monday in May.
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important 10 Farmers
FIIZG :RALD'S PATENT

BURR STON j. r:iLLS:
FOR GRINDING WHEAT, Corn FEED. ROCK
SAT-, DRUGS, cuFFEE, SPICES PAINT, sc,
Manufacture by Cha. Ross q CO.
IS B,oQJlr4y, .Ner lo'a
1uE subscriber has been appointed ~ac-ntfor the sale
i Of 1.-THE above sp-cirs O! Mil III the states ni Virg'-
MA and Moth Carolina lie fees u a.. "ity =" say
that, a, far ~ the Patent Burr Stone .HI!l' have been
trird. they have never failed 10 give satisfaction IN a
sinpIe instance. They have been, aud aye sill, very
extensively used IN AL the states hosth o. virginia
and in nearly all The Southern states. lIirlf use hH@
already extended even u I-yico and California, eitiug
IN an instances The mos; entlr" satisfaction Ih'y be
ain already 10 he used In Virginia, ani the s'iaS'f'arf
enieriatns The most profound ,onrictian, thit Inc me
is not fir distant when that use WI! BIZ er'ic'ti. ~ =
very sure that no idriiSf WI" sdali once nv ire ol'c
ofthem wilt ever Consent - be wtt.iuIt I; afterwards.
II l. proper 10 sly something Of thr carlciy OF ms
Mil. With two horse power, IL VIII GRAD . t'isiel al
wheatln fifteen minutes, ami a bushel of corn, IN inc
meal. IN 10 -n,y. I;is also. admirably adapted 70 u"
grinding at spices, prppe-, coffee, PANTS, ana every
other article ri he like description. Pfrn,itiins ana sl
yer medals have been awarded IL this Invention. al va
rious fairs he ! in the Northern states i'r thr it-s two
year.. The French Burr Stones. - every iif;nc! very
well knows. when they ret dun, can BE- easily sharpen
ed by himself, enjoying IN this respect an i"'7icii-r"i
vantage over any machinery constructed y iron 2 : srei'
Driven by water or steam power. the capacity - III
Their j. also a Hand MIL, Of ihr same material,
adapted To The use II emissints, winch Is i perfect mi
mature Of the lareef mill.
The mill ray be seen, Al any time, In operation, az
the sub,crlber's Factory. The render i referred 10 The
annexed certificate. The Ia;rn;-- has numerous csrti-
iicatas fnom all pats Of the country expressing entire
app'o0'''" : J" :" II. BALDWIN, Richmond, Va.
uSourolx, March 7th, le45.
aTbe suhserihrrs have recently purchased one If
Fitzcenld's Portable Meal Mis-, ana take pleasure IN
cer;ii, ine that il operates 10 their entire sa,i-faction.-
meal ground by this mill IL, IN their opinion, supo'
rior 10 any they have used from other mills.
- o "PLUME & Co"
?. S.-Bol,ers will be furnished, If required, htis
y, ohi.rt M tha Inventor 10 enable every farmer, who
dr-irc il. 10 manufacture his own Hour. The cost
Of the SIN IL Ss5, Of the Boiler Sio.
March l1-lltHc4t
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For the ENQUIRER

F0r te enquirer.
Having consented to be run as a candidate
for a seat in the House of Delegates OF tho next
Legislature of Virginia, l take this method TO
inform the citizens of the election District Of
Pendleton, and part of Highland counties, that |
will address, the Voters of the district upon all
the prominent questions of the day, at the fol-
lowing times and places, viz: At McDowells on
Saturday, the first day of April, (bcing muster
day;) on Friday, the 7th of April, at Crabbot-
tom Mills; at Circle-Ville on Saturday the 9th
of April, being muster; at Seneca on Wednes.
day, The 18th of April; at Mallows' Mill on
Thursday the 18th of April; at Wansturf's on
Friday the l4th of April at Ruleman's on Sat-
urday the 18th of April, (bsing muster day. and
in the town of Franklin, on the day Of Election.
My worthy opponent, MIR. Dice. is respectfully
requested 10 meet me in all these discussions,
and | trust he may find it convenient TO do SO.
Respectfully, yours, DC.
BENZ. HINER.
The Augusta Democrat, Rockingham Register
and Harrisonburg Republican, are requested to
copy.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
TgE ENQUIRER.
For TIE ENQUIRER.
To Ms Democratic Party composed Of The Counties

TUN TnE ~ TFFrsTSs
To the Democratic Party composed Of The Counties
Of Buckingham, cumberland, &c.
Messrs. Editors We, as members OF The Sena.
torial Convention held al Buckingham Court
House on Thursnay, 10Th inst, believing as we
do that there is a diversity OF opinion existing
The Democrats OF The district as 10 who
will be likely, in case of the non.acceptance Of
Odin G. Clay, Esq as proposed by the commit.
lee who reported The nomina;ion-bu leaving The
whole subject TO The consideration Of The people
OF Campbell, we respectfully recommend 10 The
district Thomas Nj. lsbell, Esq, OF Cumberland,
as a gentleman every way qualified TO represent
US in the Senate Of Virginia, and ne hereby len
der him our cordial support.
THOMAS MILES,
WIN. SHEPHERD,
w. S. TURNER,
J.E. MORGAN.
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