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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14

LATEST ARRlV Al OF FANCY STAPLE
DRY GOODS.
sELBY, AGNEw AND swEARINGEN.
Monroe ST. Wheeling.
"A REnow receiving their second stock OF SUMNER
AA Goops, comprising very large and desirable as
sormen of Fancy and Staple Dry Gonds, bought at re
ductons from early Spring prices. Also, very large
stock of superior
CARPETING,
of every variety Of and desirable patterns, at re-
duced prices and prepared offer important M
ducenenr to Merchants wishing 10 repienlsh Their
stock, as well as purchasers generally, m3O
|nTLOOK IN AND GET BARG AIMS. 30
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
YKTE have large lot of French. Scotch, and other
w Lawns, Berages, Silk Tissues, Silks in all colors
and other fancy Dress Goods.
Also, Shawis, Scarfs, Handkerchic fine Hosiery
Fringes and other trimmngs-anaFrenc CHI Needle Work
and Lace, Caps, Golfers Bonnets Chemczetts and Rib
bons with general variety OF all other of the most de
sirable fancy goods NOW IN SEASON which we are de-
termined TO close out without reference TO PROFIT or
goods by embracing this Observation-Disclosures OR
RETAIL. SELBY, AosEw AND SwEARISGES
m3l Monroest
YUST opened this morning dozen rich green FIRM
" ged silk and iusk satin parasols. SENSENEY Je5
bath unroo new Bath House and Tub, well
DuI AiouoC painted inside and out, shinged
and every thing complete and eas lily moved which
wall sell very low as it Of no 10 me at present
jel7 SENSENEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14

Wheat Wheat TIE "a, suh ,se nisN %,,'
market price for SOUND, clean wheat delivered at their
mill on w Al, street, south Wheeling.
jyllw&tlm GILL & STOUT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14
=. RICE,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, VESriNGS, AND
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Corner of Main and Monroe sis., WHEELING, V A.
p HAVE received my spfins stock OF the most fash
4 iouahle goods in my line which oder unusual
low priees for CASH My Did customers and The public
in general are invited to give me call before pnrcha
sing elsewhere.
n. b. Clothing made TO order, as usual, III the most
fashionable stys. myIy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14

n ECFtVED, second supply of "A blcached Mus.
- Inns and Irish Linens, which will be sold reduc.
ed prices. jyS w. GOODRICH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14
A GARD.

"A CARDs
FYlhe undersigned hey leave to announce to their
i friends who have been waiting for the arrival of
then and 10 the public, that they now in
ceipt of invoice of 43 packages containing assOrt
Inent Of SHirE GRANITE AND IRON STONE; FLOWING
BLUE, CANTON BLUE; MULBERRY, and part of their
selection of LIGHT BLUE Ware.
This lot very choice quality. much superior
any heretofore brought 10 this CITY, and of shapes
and styles. SWEENEfS AND BELL.
n!6 Nos : and ., Monroe st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14

W En,l, JUST reed at No &c Union
arletN Ioous. street, full supply of vari-
civ Goods Of every description, such Needles Pins,
'r,es rnreai Buttons Fringes, Ear Rings, Accorde.
anS Con,b of all kinds Pocket Books. Purses, Soap
Rear. OH shaving. liar, Tooth and Ciothe brushes
and in facl every thing connected with the variety line
al, =, m. GLOW Store Union ST. for good bargains
jy3 -----------,- :" ...oA
z ;vs PRYOR PAULL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14
REV ARD.

N7fiE Committee of appeal on assessments will meet
\ at the Council Chamber on Tuesday, the nth day
OF July, 1913, at O'Clock p NJ. and in order to in
sure an attendance, the part of the Committee, he
CerK OF the City is requested to the Committee
ne summoned by The Sergeant to attend, and cause
Inc present advertisement to be altered il the time
OF adjournment as now fixed. T.. II FITZHUGH.
jyl0 GEO ROBINSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14

fV,OVV IDOIIUTS
Saturday, July 22d
I6 drawn ballots out of IS numbers.
prize of 10000 dollars $4,000
of 1880 is 1880
Tickets Is dolls; shares in proportion,
IS whole tickets $50 q5 quarters $500
rs halves do 90 25 eightbs 22,N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14

WIN. BAILEY Co, pay all postage on orders address
ed TO We cash all prizes sold III any part of the u
nited States We pay the highest price for all kinds OF
money, Bills OF Exchange. Drafts Certificates
OF Deposites, &c. and SELL MORE PRIZES THAN ANY
OTHER TEN OFFICES THE UNIVERSE!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14

Spanish Sole Leather. So Oh slDEs Ts p5,ms
Spanish Sole Leather reed from Baltimore by
jc23 MCCLELLAN, KNOX Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14

a CASES Gents Cali and Morocco Boots, fashionable
4 STYLES, just reed by
jc22 MCCLELLAN, KNOX a. Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18
A LEAF PaoM THE PAST.

The following sentiments were iaund among
tic unpublished papefs Of a Democrat now DC
ceased bu! whose name was known 10 The old
republicans Of Virginia. They apply SO well tC
the present STATE of things that We polish them
nov Tor lie MS. lime. They are, apparently, The
commencement of An extended article on The times
oil $40:
The political struggle now asaing The coun.
~ is equally Important ard rsre alarming, Than
any o'hcr which has occurred since Inc era OF The
Revolution He tha, can view il in ciea light
dvesttd of The haze Of party filling must lee th-
ruth Q: this assertion. We mean party feeling
which bols 10 men and not 10 prtEc'pls. Every
poll lea subject shor! b. tes ed By p'nlclptt; no.
by resa Il for n,en nor by the impulses OF hSz'
ga party, hard CIDER party--or Ing cabin
humbug In h. earlier days of the Republic,
patty meant the advocates OF principles and mea-
sures Of particular SORT; and not OF men OF NO
principles, or Of all pin, iples-nor oil principles
which they are afraid or ashamed 10 tell.
The Importance Of he present sHu-sl" is no;
fully understood by The public, because II IL So
much mixed up with personal potaics and pe!so-
nal feelings; and here are so MANY hnng'u men
who want 10 get lGeir bread out oi he pubic CRIB
hat superficial observers cannot We'll SEE why so
many Of The old Jeffcrsonlan Republicans range
themselves in the ranks ol modern Federal
ism. dyub whether any OF these ought 10 b.
called Republicans uecause no Republican
wond give up his principles, either ior men OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18


thinsS y! esenls to US. ,.:.
Alter making iul sta,cmen, OF the previous
,o.i,io, n lie parer and he independent party,
he "Brrna Visa" iuF'her ADDS
aybj. !. line last hummer 81 the 'Busna Vista
vh;ch viii lie issued. Our cause has suiteIei
,haI waI.r ~ m.iurnoes the foifireof us ts""..'
We mas tare b2ck 10 ur own bnsun> lae coun
tcnce W. had - - iaviShed; we 'ah D. w
% orrSe!:rs wHES oTnras Are UNTRUE - -
We lind lie to!nwing racasiaph !" "''
column # he paper: v;s,a
IA p0atum0us number OF me pu~"" INA
viii lie issuss within lev days alter ne ii'e.',"o
ui the convention or me ~ u. WV
lie pfccc et,ng> Of that BODY. ..:,
No Democratic raper has handed .'e p lbs
IF Gen. Taylor wrh more severity INA" '"N',
n, ahov. well considered and sisniue"n. e,'
.,en,. ~ ,ba orisioal friends OF ueh' ay'o''
A., =. ;n..,l;,ence and influence, ana 'ea.y
-. = his favor, they showed their de-
r.,;aa - General Taylr, resolved 10 SAND ~
him as long as he remained true 70 ms Nv
,,,,c nosiion-but as soon as ne teueaeu "''"
r;s HIGH ground, they have abandoned MN on
account AZ che utter inconsistency" oil ms course.
Wha, a commentary upon the sh'fing' "''o''' .
ous office-seeking candidate! The example "a
these Independent Taylores will tell IN every
ooar,er Of III, Union, and between The Two
s,ools," the thorough Wings on The one manu. o'
whom Ger. t. does mol 90 far enough, and The
indenendent men on The other, for whom be goes
too far. Re must tall 10 he ground. Never was
a candidate placed iu more uuenviable position
never were Inc high hopes ot any parry more
sisnally Disappointed than will be those Of the
scheming uicking, ",ele graph politicians"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18
TlInTIETn oN0eEss--t',r., sts..o.
SATURDAY, July 10.
SEN

a Committee OF Conference was aTi nGtt ~
The disagreeing votes 81 he Two HoU>ee, uc
bill 10 rrpea tie section 81 The acl Ter be Ius,
cu,ion Of The war with Mexico which ,tsu,.e :
reduc ion in he number Of Major an R.is--,er
Generals al the close Of he war.
MIR. Butler, from The Judeia Comm 4, w
ported bill 10 increase The pay u ihr Judge !!
The United States D.s;Iic, Cour, Tor lie Wc.tn
! District Of Virginia.
| Mr.. Downs introduced a bill, which was ,at
three times and passed, authorizing In Sc,sr,t
Of The Treasury 10 compromise and s't. aih
he sureIies OF Isaac G. Neu combe, late - ~
General OF Louisiana. al sbscondlne D,isul"'
a few nnimporan, reports AMI p f,;> =
presented and Two or three private b + Ia> ~
when. on motion, the S-na'e, at an eart; IN
| proceeded 10 The consideration Of execul,yc lg!.
ness, and continued therein scve,al h ufs, uui...
stood 10 b. On abe Treaiy.'
When the doors were again openei-adJ ,o:E.
ed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Ten thousand ezra copies Of the Report :. .1
Committee on Commerce, On lie Mrmafiai i.
he Chicago Convention, g., ws.e or..'r; !
prinled.
Resolutions If inquiry were aJop'cd 4 = l.
cause 81 the delay in furnishing The p'a'es, itsls.
&c, loI The Patent Office rrpor, and he licr /
Of Lieus. Emory AM Aberi, ard he cau.e n Y
delay in printing The "war correspondence
sometime since ordered.
Under he rule, Mr. Coz hauled 10 Ii CT 4
notice Of intention 10 introduce bill. 10 d? i
Tie &C. entitled "an &c: 10 AL hprise 81 III =
of the rank and fIe h. arny, aPqfcv,l i h
May, 1886, and Tor o,hcr purpc,,s."
The House, frer in Crmmiuee u tie wiz
en- Tie STATE u The Union, took up rc So. y
amendments 10 The Fouifca,ion Bill ana AZ. "A
10 The same. Also The General Appmpral n
Bill without coming To any conclusion nc. i.
The Committee then rose, and The Seraie amr~t.
ments 10 the Forlifcalipn Bill, agreed 10 il CON.
miiiee aete concurred in. Adiaprued
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18
pevrI ALTON FgOM ASHLAND.

The following statement, which may De iuiiy
relied on, confirms the Information 10 wn'eh we
have already alluded, that the Philadelphia jug
gle did no; meet response from The "gfea En-
bodiment." The Taylor papers speak oil iaVof-
able letters from Mr. Clay. WY have they no'
published some one OF them1 Because 'hey are
,,ot in enistcnee. The following utterly exposes
The hunbuggery Ct the Wings on his POM
30 III. Editors Of the Enquirer: ,,,a
WASHINGTON 18Th July, 1918.
The no-parlyies are Icsur,iag 10 every spec'ee
Of humbus and deception 10 elevae lae't li.li'aiy
leader, Z. Taylor, inio ine WhIte House, III o.-
der 10 clutch inc spols, which thry alice 50 ipucn
10 cespisc and among oner clap traps, ihey nave
required thai Henry Clay had endorsed Inc no.
mutation OF their candidate 10 induce me ron
science" Wings, who are disposed 10 hoid on, 70
yield Gen. Taylor their support. Bnt lhete was
a Letter received here This morning by uienioel
of Congress, from Henry Clays own hana, Wn'cn
puts an eYlnguisher upon this report no snoMe
10 he non ultra Wings that there IS ZIG seH1"
loose. ln this letter Mr. Clay says "iha' INC L.
port put in circulation thai he he'd endorsed 'ne
nomination OF Gen. Taylor is not true, lhd. ue
had not authorized any man, orally OF oy Ii.,en
statement, 10 make such an assertion, ana inal h's
own self respect forbade IT," O!hls lei'e!, 'housh
marked private, the representative ca no, nes-
tate 10 give It's contents To all paries, hot aoeS nc
hesitate 10 accuse The Taylor men OF Eeacnefy
and deception in srcurin, the nomination OF utn
Taylor You may rely np5n ne su9slan, "a
truth OF this last revelation tom Ashland no o.,
ing able 20 rccuilect lis precise language. II We
Richmond Republican coubs this reoor', us eui
tors had better do as they did win regard 10 aa'
other report ',ha; Old Zick wouli withdraw u
He IS Clay was nominated" wne ei'hci g 'he
ro' Or junior sem iimen!," ant 'heir culi2sip
vii be more than cra,iied and The pubic VIII DC
edited by a publication Of me reply
Reso.c,fniiv YOURS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18
RATIFICATION MEETING IN BUCKlNG
HAM

AT a large and respectable meeting OF The
Democratic citizens OF Buckingham county, as
sembied a, the tavern Of NnryelI Cobb, on July
Cour' day. Major Charles Yancey was called 10
preside as ChaTman, and Robert Shaw, 10 aci as
Secretary. The object o! The meeting being ex-
painec hy The Chairman, B. NJ. De Win, Esq,
editor cf the Richmond Examiner, was called Up.
M 10 address the meeting, and he complied in a
short speech OF pertinent remarks, and called NJ
On Col. Willis 2. Bocock TO occupy The four,
and particularly 10 give his views oi the Presi-
cenlia! Veto, which he did, in an able ard lucid
manner, 10 The general satisfaction ot his hear
err; wien Mr. William Cabcl Fournoy was
called upon who addressed The meeting in very
eloquent speech, upon general politics, 10 The great
satisfaction OF his hearers, allef which The FOL.
lowing res lu;ions were adopted:
Isl. Resolved That n General Lewis Cas-
and General VIM. 0. Butler The nominees OF The
Democratic National Convention, Tor President
and Vice President, we recognise Two oi our
most distinguished Republican statesmen and
patriots, and that we will give them our most cor
dial support.
2ad Resolved, That We pity Inc weakness OF
poor human nature, In The political aposacy
OF Marin Van Buren,, who has ticacherousiy
lent himself 10 The eIecratle abolition parry.
3,d. Resolved That The thanks Of This meeting
DE tHufIcu 10 SOl- w iliiS = pUCuChi iof MS very
able and jus, exposition OF the Constitution in re.
gard 10 the Preside ial Veto.
4h Resolved, That we recommend TO the
committees OF viaiianc" .! this county, fora.
win tC proceed 10 form Democratic Associations
in their ciff.fen! precincts.
5th Resolved, That these proceedings b sen-
cd by The Chairman and certified by be Secreta-
~, and transmitted 10 the ednors OF the Enquirer
and the Examiner, with request that hey pub
ish them. CHAS. YANCEY, Chm.
Ro SHAW Sec'y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18

.,1'he Rcsurrectlonist Mr.. ;!arneqanl himself was
mi n,ss.n, al the Democratic association on Friday
n,pIu we i.ea5 tire hand OF resurrection could not
drap him forth Possibly his nonappearanee may lie
ascribed u cruel lrhcion perneated by our coten-
porary Of The Times ~ Whis.
We doubt whether Mr.. flanagan will ever
see or hear of the Times article--cerlain i. IS,
that "cruel" article had 10 effect in influencing
his movements. On Wednesday, the day before
the Times "inaiction" appeared, Gr, flanagan
addressed letter 10 the committee III this city,
excusing himself on account OF sickness, and
pledging himself to visit the City of Richmond
al an early day. This letter did not arrive in
time to countermand the notice. We learn
through gentleman who left Washington on
Saturday, that Messrs. Hannegan, Allen and
Others, are expected 10 speak in Richmond on
THURSDAY night next, in Petersburg on Friday
night, and in Portsmouth OH Saturday night
We, however, make no positive announcement,
and desiring to avoid all mistake on the subject,
we shall learn accurately By telegraph the
evening before they will come on, so as TO state
the fact positively in the mex; morning papers.
We hope that our friends will enjoy the plea
sure of welcoming these fine speakers during
he week
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18
i,ICnM0ND MARK Grs. JUhl IL.

TOBACCO-luspec'Ions con,inGe lrsa', Iii
4 Sigh, improvement in prices. and n.ufr I
nation in The market. W. quote logs 81 Z, Z
2 so; common leaf % a 4 90; miiinne = :
5 CO. good and fine 80 10 80, win a. o6css, 4
a sale as high as SO 70 IL 50 Tor extra tlne ..-
nuiacIu' ing kinds.
FLOUR-oId S. 6 IS. at re!ail-acw Z
a7i 6 so, a. retail.
WHEAT-Large sales al 10 c lor dc!i.e, i
10 2Olh Jnly-l05 c. 10 the 3ls,--Sl al.erwa.Gs
OATS-35 cents pei bu>he!.
CORN-45 cents per bnste.
CORN MEAL--5 50 So c. pc! brshc
BACOH--Virsinia hogIouGd t.; - 2 4
10 c.; Western Sides 81 C.; Shoulders AS
FISH--New Herrin2s s. shaa u ID I :.
Family Rec Herfings So in barrels aai = ~ .
half barrels.
CATTLE-EsEf: - 80 a ; O.. s,o,..--
VEALs: n 7 90. Motions: ii So q : -
nel.as in qualify Hoes 5 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18
LATER FROM MEXICO

Our New Orleans Correspondent nays r.
Charleston CourierJ writes Us, nnt.r iai".i ii i
INST, tha an arrival from Vrsa cruz s,rr> i.,.l.
isencc from The Mexican Capi'sl ha' ~ i
gems, HEADED By Paroles and Jarau'a, b.. ftcB
ne BY The Government 50 firmly, ina, nay i. !
di.concerisd, and there was but la r. ,,ub. IA.
The anemp;ei Revoln ion would b. caecs I
The 5 a'c Of Tamaulpa> had maze t,ma.
a. he Federal Government II Two ,ilIin. n
Dollars. As ar indemnify for loss OF T,u,tf, -.
del TO h United States by he recent Tr,a,
Nearly The whole OF The American foaps, ii.
prsing The Vo,uneers ami tie tcops oreaL
under the len regiment bin, had rasen ncir #.
pa"ure from Vera Cfpz for the United Stare,.
The New Orleans Col,on marker vas N n
inactive SAFE, TIE sales being 70 a tfana * e.
only. Apnu, che thousand bales wrt. disp
Of on the 10Th iGs!. al previous prices. No ate.
ration II Ctncr articles
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18

t-rrea on me mos, distinguished mas heir can
danee and uus by nomnalirs me a. as M, 's ner
ddse The second o fl mr in sqoea' o.
lean pfp62 ase not o% as YET saa5n s% s
G paSs Of "a hs nor iasass nv
shall endeavol 20 give TO ii SUI" 's ~ saw that
have male il rule 'hranaa .5 iis ' ear however
nomna 'ss%a "a cadsred by nv friend TGs dig e;
h hun o. H. S1 office 10 which nave been nominate, nS
s sS W. all me unsnm with sn ,a. m no,pa Of
ion was made, render my acc,p.a"rG, no IN. IRAN
com,sc In a lev DAYS snail lay on mt ~, "np
I Dass o. 10 ~ my own quiet home whcrs shall
await not without so'citnds The result ol inI s'sa'
party comes, bout TO U|".neri
- ~ nnr country may be in some degree nfiec'eo
is honor and rs liberty will be secure IN Zoe
hands OF ei,he. party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18

long time He de profoun jurist, de grand states
man. de great teacher. and now tonnant!- he
10 de sublime poet. You must be very happy,
Monsieur Bolls, 10 have so great man iu de Ole
Dominions. Lamauine will be transport TO be
introduce 10 Monsieur Tuckair. Present my
acknowledgment to him for de qualification he is
afford me Il is Won great compliments 10 Mon
seigneur Tuckair, who is Won Democfa', TO write
&c Ode Pauiotique for de Wing.
Wild proioun gratitude Tor your paitiaii'e %
my nacion,
Me am your mos, obedien' servan',
RUSE BAGATELLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18

Ia New York, on Wednesday last, there was
an imposing funeral solemniiy over the corpses
Of Lieut.. Col. Baxter, Capt. Barclay, Captain
Pearson, Lieut.. Gallaher, aud Lieut. Chandler
who fell CALAMITY in Mexico, and Of A. S. Forbes.
the agent of the City Council. to7 bringing back
their rsmains, and who diec a, New Orleans IL
June. John Van Buren, pronounced The funeral
eulogium.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18
SECOND JUDICIAL. nlsrRIcr

oENUNU JUUINIh1 DID N'CI
In consequence of the death Of the lament
judge Gholsou, tho Governor and Council are
called upon to appoint successor, until the
meeting of the General Assembly In taking an
Impartial view of the whole district, know Of
no one better qualified for that importan. dis
trct than Louis Z. Bouldn, Esq, of the county
of Nottoway Independent Of his urques,ioned
legal knowledge, he has clear head, sound
heart, an business habits, that eninenty quail
fly him 10 discharge the duties Of a Judge,
without fear, favor or affection. As a friend 10
justice, | hope hi, claims will be duly consider
cd before the appointment is mad.
PUBLIC GOOD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18
SENTIMENT IN VIRGINIA.
ExrplcT nj n letter dated

kfSG & QUEEN CoUSrY. VIRGINIA.
Il ,hi,k matters ar very straight here; III
the Democrats going uniredly and hearth ) for
Cass and Better. The Wings can scarcely be
said to have commenced the canvass; they have
made no public move; and think have never
known then 10 manifest so little interest in any
election; they may, h wever. warm up yet; but
lei them "piIc on" as much steam as they
please, | calculate we shall poll maturity Of
mol less than eighty for our candidates in the
Gall ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18
NEW AppOIYTNENTS.

The Central Democratic STATE Committee have
anpnin,ed Marcus ]. Gaines, Esq, OF Dn~lddie,
Assis,an, Elecor for the Petersburg District, IN
place of 3. B. Vaughan, Esq, resigned on &C
count OF i'll health, and Sch Sheppard, Esq., o.
Gloucester, and VIM. P. Bayy, Esq, OF Aeco'
mac, additional Assistant Electors ior ne ''e'
comac District.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18
PUBLIC DISCUSSION

Messrs R. G. Scot and J. A. Meredith, The
Eleccrs for his DISTRICT, will address The people
OF King William on Monday, the 24h July; Of
King and Queen on Monday. IA August, and
OF Goochland en- Monday, Angus, 2ist.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18

We have on hand number o! able and vain.
able speechcs and interesting COMMUNICATIONS,
which We desire 10 present 10 our readers 4. an
early pcriod. To do SO, We shall be forced 10
give up much OF our own editorial space Tor
Jew GAYS. Their facts and arc1menls are
e:eat deal better than anything - ca saJ