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pENpLETON AND HIGHLAND.

Ara meeting OF the Democracy ol Pendleton
and par OF Highland, convened a! ffahkiin ~
The h OF March, [ihai being CouF' day,l iof me
nurpp,e OF selecting a suitable Candidate 10 re-
rresen, The District in Tie next Legislature o.
Virginia on motion Of A. }. NCrmch', E.q.'
WIN. Mccoy, ST., was cati,c 10 The CHAR and ;.
B. Anderson appointed Secretary.
The meeting being organized A. ,. Noimeh.
in a few pertinent remarks stated The otlec' OF
IN, meeting and nominated cur present efiicleni
representative ior reelection, which Was warm
IL r crivrd and unanimously adopted.
NJ. Morn en-, then brought in the following re-
solutions, preiacing Them with lew very appfo-
priare and happy remarks:
Isl, That we cordially approve oil Inc ffsolu-
tons passed b. the Virginia House oil Delegates
touching The domestic institution OF slavery w
m, South. and that we will, Fat all hazards and
10 the last extremity" stand by the compromises
nj m. Constitution, which the trainers OF mai IN
s,rn,ocnt ouaran,eed for The good Of The whoe.
2cd Tina, This meeting heartily sanction me
cnur.e nj our delegates in sustaining The Conway
,oscIp,ions and lha, we mean firmly and I'M
,.y,,;nov 10 adhere TO The position laid down in
those resolutions ;.
Ard That the thanks OF The people OF This dis
,ric, and ct The Stale generally arr due 10 the
Hon James Mcdowell for his able and dleni-
6.d yincicatiun Of the Iahs OF lhc South against
,br encroachmens OF Northern fanaticism.
All. That Tor The able defence OF his counlrys
riohts-1pr The wise administration OF her laws,
and Inc triumphant vindication Of the soundness
ami efficacy of democratic principles. We ionfer
10 Jane, Knox Polk The just and deserved p|a u
III, a "well done, thou good and faithful SER
want"
5,h. Thai we pledge our best efforts 10 ensure
the elec ion OF B. Hner, our present faithful re-
preventative.
9Th. That The proceedings Of This meeting be
forwarded 10 The Richmond Enquirer and E1ami-
per, and Rockingham Regis requesting The
same 10 bs published.
On motion oil c. +. Gray the meeting adjourn
ed. w ~. MCCOI Inn
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]. B. ANDERSON, Secretary.
UNITED STATES SENATE.
[Repuned Tor he Baltimore SUM-
a \

w avn ~ ~
PRAYER by The Rev. MI SliCer. Journal OF
yesterday read.
Messages IN writing were received from The
President al the U. States by he hand u COL
Bliss. private secretary.
Resolutions submitted yesterday, in reference
u he continuance, during the recess, OF The
messengers and folders Of the Senate, and 10 the
smployment Of an additional clerk unde! The d.
reciion of the Secretary, coming up IN order,
were, on motion Of Mr.. Bright, pos puned III the
present.
The presiding officer (Mr Atchison,) then
stating that there was no BUSINESS before HEN,
IN. senate on motion Of Mr. BeIrien, proceeded
in the consideration vi executive business, and
referred certain nominations sent in to-iay.-
Among these are Edward Rose, as Collector,
;as Harbor, New York; X L. Holmes, Collie
,or, Great Egg Harbor, y. Jersey; J. Il. IT, 4,
Collector. Brasos Santiago, Texas; Gu'to"
Forbes. Suryryor, sc, Y ocomc", Va Ro-
ben Butler, Surveyor, &c, Smi,hflelt, Va;
William 4. Norris Surveyor, Philadelphia
in place OF General Davis, whose commits
sion has trpired, William I'll. Leroy, Ma
" Agent, New York, a given IN he Sun
Of Fricay morning, James Collier, Of OHIO, bro.
,hrr of Hon. Jchn Il. {, Her, OF New York
and who was prominent delegate Ia Inc PhIia.
delpEia Convention for the mnailon oi Prcsi-
cent Collector al San Francisco California
There were no nominations, heretofore sent IN,
acled upon today the only business, in cxecu-
tive session, being The reference OF The nonina-
,icns 10 day received. Among these, in addition
10 those above mentioned, were severa If minor
importance, connected with Land Offices, &c,
sgi lsses s. =. he UGi!sa Stalssa pGisIS Ggq{l
cent acl OF Congress, bur whose name have not
teen able, asyet, 10 entertain
[The Senale will not probably adjourn before
"Wednesday or Thursday OF next week. 4 fea-
sons connected with executive Nominations, 10
which j, would, perhaps, be improper 10 refer
Among The applications for Off here, there ap-
pear 10 br ouue number from Baltimore, AMI
other parts Of Maryland. OF these hear the
nsme Of the la'e candidate Of the Wings Tor
Mayor Of The Monumental city, Elias t. Grit
FIN, Esq mentioned, who is recommended strong
" Tor The Surveyorship of The port OF Baltimore
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R. A. ALLEN.
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VIRGINIA. SIl KS.

A CHOICE assortment Of American Silks
IA manufactured al Wheeling Va, BY John
w. Gill, for sale b. P. H TAYLOR, 100 Main
Street. opposite The Banks
The Vanschaic Medal and $50 THE highes,
premium VAS awarded 10 Mr.. Gill in 1915 by
The American institute, New York. for me tes.
silk goods; also geld and silver medals for the
best black cravals and white handkerchiefs; also
The highest medals awarded at The Frank in In
sliiute OF Philadelphia for The hes, Velyets,
Sains and Ladies Dress Silks
The assortment comprises Velvets, Satin and
SILK Ves,ines, superior Crava!s, Picker Hans
ketchiefs Dress Silks, Shirts Drawers, &, &c.
March 20
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We learn that Mr. Gales Scalon, Inc son OIL our
very worthy Mayor, has been appointed 10 De
Secretary OF Legation 10 The EMBASSY al fdhh'
tort Mr.. Seaon went abroad IN ioio' :" eo ,s:.
pany with Mr.. Henry Drayton, formerly r ~ LUZ
Rennblic: has been sojourning most OF his time
in paris and in Germany. lie brings 10 HE dis,
cbaroa If his new dunes vigorous AM wen
stored mind and knowledge OF The German ana
French languages. We understand ina, ~. :
is now IN Paris. His appointment; is hisn!y Gre
di,abIe 10 the administration, and viii mol TAU -
be gratifying 10 the many friends Q! cur respected
NJ yor.- National Wing
Mr.. Sea,on was few years since resident
nj this city
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fire saws holh narlies are entitled 10 patent, anu

ice says both parties are entitled 10 pa'en',
that here was no interference Oh inc P"''
Bains invention with that OF Morse.
The effect OF the decision is 10 throw The par
r;e< pnon The courts of lawlo decide their cof'fo'
VERSES. In consequence Of Judge Cranchs ae'
cision, there can be no bills OF equity, nor ~
functions by either parry; but if either CONSIDER
himself or his invention inlsrfered win OF my
red by The paten, granted 10 The other, The rene,
DIV mus. be by suit OF law, before court . ana
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r "Fauquier," in The Wing, raves 'eff'os
because we thought proper TO report On '"e az
,hori,y OF Wings, tina, ire nomination OF .ne
Hop"J. S. Pendleon 10 the foil mission 10 on'-
ma had been rejected by. The U'i'fd States De-
maze We repea,, that we derived the in'of-
nation from bss, who, moreover, did mol
seem 10 feel any regret Al The supposed ca'as'to-
nbe. The ISLANDER" &c, canno therefore, DC
laid at our door,
We afterwards corrected the report, and stated
10, Mr. peoaleion had not been nominated to
The Senae.
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= = - IT VT 'NHNi'
March 2O-dlds w. GODDiN. Auc
NEW SPRING GOODS.

NEW SHklNl1 iTltJl),.
NJ lMMO RUTHERFORD are now re-
Y ceiying and opening their spring supply q
staple and fancy Dry Goods, consisting in part II
Painted and Orsandie Lawns; French Jacuncls
Plain and plaid Linen Lusues-siik finish
Paid and Chambfe Ginghams
English and American Pnnts
Linen Coat ChccG
Gents fancy silk Cravats; gents silk Hdkfs
Ladl,s' an GEMS Linen Cambria IIGks
LaicS ard gents Kid and Silk Gloves
Lace Vlsete>; Lace Cape; Standing Collars
ard Cuff; brown and beached Co;rons Of al
kinds; German Burlaps Nos. |, = and 8 &c
TO which they invite the attention OF The coun-
Try merchants. March 20-dlw
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MERyTED COMPLIMENT. We lea

MERITED COMPLIMENT We learn
that Colonel j. B. Walbach, OF the Fourth Re-
smen U. 8. Artillery, has been promoted 10 the
rank OF Brisatier General by brewer. The COM
plmelt could not have been better pad
than TO one who has devoIed long life TO The
service OF his country, and who, in every posi-
ton 10 which duiy has called him, has susta ned
the reputation OF gallant soldier and true gen.
leman. Colonel w. entered the army as Lieu
tenant OF Cavalry, January 10Th, 1899, and has
consequently been over hat century IN u:
service. He was twice breveued during the war
OF 1912, as Major and Lieutenant Colonel.
TBaltimors American.
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For The Enquirer

TO THE DEMOCRATS OF HANOVER.
you have been requested 10 meet at your
naY, Court. for the purpose Of nominating
candidate 10 represent you in the next L. glsla,
lure. II is imp ,rtant that your selection should
be made carefully and with view TO bring oul
the entire Democratic vote, not only that you
NAV thus secure the county election, but
aid your Congressional candidate. Believing
that Peter w. Brown, Esq, can bring out Inc
full strength of the party, leg leave to bring
his name TO your notice.
Respectfully, a DhMoCfal.
Hanover, March IL, lS49.
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GOVERNMENT CONTRACT FOR MANuFAC-
oS' rrpEn TnpAccD.

We understand Gays The Republican, hat the
contract Tor supplying The Navy with hlanuiac-
iu,ed Tobacco, Tor he next four years, has been
awarded 10 our fellow-cizen, Robert a. Mayo,
We are mol advised as 10 The prices, nut' from
all we can learn, ne contract is an advantageous
one 10 the Government as well as 10 our irlenf'
MIR hayo
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CONCERT TONIGHT.

Young Isriheimer who performs Io-nish! on
the violin, is most hishl, Commended by he
press. The Charleston Courier says:
His nane Is destined 10 occupy prominent
nosl,on in he musical catalogue OF The tunes
and those whu miss This orpoi Of hearing
nm will cten es,e II, when his la.en' and shlll-
" will have acquired fer hi" The n!le Of The IA
oanini oil he age
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PART III


|. Ma Celine, Fantasia de Brarawn, by Hat.
manufactured BY Desire lkeiheimer
, The God Fever Gallop, as played bytMf
Maurice SIakoscL-executed By Mr. f. W
Meerbach.
3 EIis'r TO The Memory OF Aro,-com?o'ed
by Desire lkelheimer.
4. La Carolinienne-Detica,ed 10 Mr. ftf'i,
nand Zpebaum, OF Charleston compost an
executed by Desire Ikelheimer.
The Cafolinienne consists Of tho following
themes: LIST. Introduction, Variations. 81. lni'
tation of the Hurdy Gurdy. 81. Little 10
nance, Petite 1eur dc' boIs 4'h. Church We,
lody-Prsyer. 18th. Imitation Of the Organ and
of he Chorus Singing. 9th. Marie Trenpe Ton
Pain. Grea, variations on an Old Frencn
Song. 1lh Imitation on the French Horn
9Th. Finale. Grand Variation o. Yankee
Doodle, executed with The fourth finger.
~ Tickets so cents. be obtained 81
the Book stores, and at The door,
gr'.' Doors open at I. Performance 70
commence at II o'clock. March p
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on Wednesday evening. The IN Of March,
by thr Rev James Nailor, Mr.. JAMES u. fmhD' ="
Garden If Wylliesbure-all OF Charlotte county, va.
lie NAV lake her from the parental roof, but he never
can take her from the adrcuonate embrace oi hef
countless friends"
ny Watchman and Observer will please copy
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Desire lkeiheilner's
C. q N e. F. r r..

a L The EXCHANGE HOTEL, THlS
n (TuESDAY) EVENING, March 70, 1919
MI. lkclheineF VIII b. assisted by Mr.. +. W
Meerbacn, who will preside a, The Piano Fore
R 0 G A NJ NJ (:
PART |.
!. Overnrc for The Piano, executed BY Mnf.
w. Meerbach
2. tonnage Mad. Lamar,inc compose:
by Peachek and Desire lkehefmer.
3 Themes by Bel!in with variations cor.
clude with The Boiling Polka. Composed an
executed BY Mr.. F. w Meerhach
T. Last Hours OF Mad Malibran--iieali's.
by De Bcfio.- executed by D. IscIneimer.
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VIRGINIA, TOO.

TIE WashiI c;cn Correspondent 81 NE 10"
York Jcu.na! IL Commerce writes:
Amors lie cilicc-seekeis here, ave na"y "a AZ y
me,nh.,., Congress from Peunsl wanna aau ~
YORK IN Vrsiai4 Ftom Virsin'a 'hs:e 30 ), a" ="
amy o a2pncans. ics al fl 6 tom me 'up M NJ
~. p,',,,n The o,hel LAY there was io' :"
,nli.l won,ca. some N teas and hessins in' ~.
81 a,j, rieuds in ol!icc, OF Their ~ POM
,o.n, 10 cfIcs. Bat even 10 iEelf imp'i'un,'', :,
~ has "a. slrcnteitG he sends Them az y
me Seer, iarics ;, y;,,,r;a is q
,na u,,a t,r Inc mission 10 England. IneIe
are May candidates Tor SPAN
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SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION Sc
major James NJ Mason has oeen appoih'eo ne-
gen, in place Of Mr.. Breeze, who resigned his Of
fee Of Regenr. previous TO the expiration Of ms
office AS SsnatoI
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with whom have been long acquainted ana
for ." WIN, entertain a very high regard ana
respect; and BY nothing that have SAID IN favor s
of Mr.. Cabell, do l mean 10 detrac, from
Colonel Bondurant one jot or TITLE. he IS
gentleman of high character, and well deserves
the confidence that has been .ePosed IN hlm'
and il wanted testimony in favor OF MI. va
hell. there is 10 one that would call upon 10
testify TO all that have said sooner than hlm-
self ror do believe, were the Stockholders
10 call Mr.. Cabell again 10 The Presidency oil
The Company, but that it would meet with Inc
Coonei's heariiest assent.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

CHILD DROWNED.-JamesM Morgan sea-,
aged three wears and seven months, oh'y ch'iu
OF Mr.. Bush1cd Seal, was drowned on SATURDAY
last in a spring lew steps from the residence
Of The parents at Rockets. The child was pray
ing in the yard, and in lis sambcs went near Inc
snrino ino which il fell head-ioremosl, WHERE
unable 10 exrrca,e itself, it remained. as IS sup
no,ed ion or fifteen minules-when taken Gu,
all efforts 10 resuscate The body were Oh NJ
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FoR THr ENQUIRER.

For THE ENQUIRER
tn The Yotsrs of the York and AccomGc Congrcs.
sionGi Distrttt.
MIR Pits having Withdrawn from The canvass,
offer myself as Rough and Reary' candl-
dale Tor your sufIrdgrs al he approaching cleo
linn N the House Of REPRESENTATIVES.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
WILLIAMSBURG, March 49, lS49.
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r UCK's OFFICE, 1855 Main Street, Rich
IL mond.
FIR this day, Tuesday-Two fine Lotteries
Capitals: so 600, 10000 5000, $500, 30 prizes
OF l 600, &c. IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets 5.
Also the Small Fry Loltery-S3 973 CAPITAL
Packages single Tickets and Shares Tor sale by
LUCK.
Drawn Nos of Grand Consolidated, Is:
IL 40 SIS SO 3s 4 53 43 % Is % 40 10 "a.
March 20
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OWEN & BALLARD.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
I'HE subscriber would cali The attention OF
L Merchants 10 his stock Of HATS, which
ne Is ofering al unprecedented law prices
Merchants buying Goods in this market, can
save from fifteen TO twenty per cent. by buying
their goods Of ME, as | am determined 10 sell
goods lower than any other establishment, in he
cry Tor cash. All | ask is an examination OF
my stock, 10 ensure sale.
March 20 R. A. ALLEN.
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T lME. LlME!!-70O caszs East Thomas.
i i ton Lime Qarse Casks, under The new Ia.
speclion Law) daily expected 70 arrive; Tor sale
by HaSkiNS LIBBY.
March 81
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ELEGA ANT WHITE AND SCARLET
GRAPE SHAWLS.

OWEN & BALLARD, No. al, Eagle
~ Square, have just received per Express from
the North, one case, containing plain and EN-
broidered White and scarlet Grape Shawls. Taese
goods are consigned Us by The importers from
Canton, and will be sold of al very re iuced
prices, al wholesale or retail, a, our Commission
Dry Goods Store.
March 30 OWEN BALLARD
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n. We are eraifed 10 announce Alexander
ZONES as candidate Tor reelection 10 represent
Chesterfield county in the House OF Delegates
subject however, TO AM action the Democrats
NAV think pnper 10 lake.
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Correspondence d The EnquireT.l

NUTtFU Lh, WHICH 10, IcfJ,
Sales OF yellow Corn a As cents per busne,
while and mixed 43 cls Corn market depressed
The receipts tom North Carolina are large.
F. * W.
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To conclude with The
Dark Sons of the Desert.

e. PRICES oP ADMISSION - Boxes. 81 cents
Pr, - cents; Galleries, so AMI rs cents; Eastern
Gallery Tor whie prisons, l2S cents
Private Boxes mag ee Obtained, and seats
cured daily from 10 TO !, and from to o'cl,ck.
e Doors open Al hai-past u o'clock ,ocoa.
mtuce Al II o'clock precisely March 20
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Il gs r. a g'ss r.
MANAGER, Mr.. JOHN SEXTON

MANAGER, Mr.. JOHN SEXTON.
TIE MANAGER has much pleasure IN
annuuGcIn. 10 ihr cIlz.ns ot Richmond an en.
.aaement inr lev highs oniy oi the famous
Ts--r = sDpoUi:s ARABS, Wiz tlHIaltn II
me desert, whose astonishing performances cea.
I'D The greatest excitement III the n, nhern cities
TUESDAY, March .0h, will b" presented
the SeTio Conico Musical Exrrayaeanza Of I'm.
cnanmrnt which has been in rehearsal ier e
veral weeks, with new scenery, dresses, original
+ q X Il u MO,
AND HIS SEVEN GIFTED SERVANT.
Hon. Miss MyNerc, Mrs. Howard,
tA>suming ne name and arms al Fortuna.
Sronsback, TN" ailed Servant Mr.. J Seton.
The Emperor Maaia Mr.. c Burke.
klns aIfartr, Mr. Bass.
Princess VindecIai Miss Horn.
FAIRY queen, ChIppendaIe
Alter which, frsI PAR Of III entertainment OF the
EcdGuila Arabs.
In which they will perform some ot The mos,
astonishing ieais ever witnessed.
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TUESDAY. MARCH 2jTH, lag
T,I,j SSDDRIj J'TDS LINE

TRANSPORTER ION LINE.
STEA " Err PUCAH ONTAS
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
: 60 q The POCAHONTAS, Car'aln
Sr;.ssK. Parrish, will receive freight Tor 'ne
above places MI ,, P. NJ. and will depart AID ?.
NJ.
The Columbus, Captain Hollingshead sue
ceets her IN Saturday next
March 20 HENRY LUDlAM Il CO.
IRE>H DRUGS, MEDICINES AND DYE
l STUFFS 1000 los. sup Cath. Soda
1000 Blu- Sionc
1909 Sal Soda
500 Is Extract Loewuod
| case Nuimegs
| case Mace
300 10. NJ. soft Indigo Receiving and Il,
"a Ivy GaGNOR s. WOOD.
March 20 Corner above City Hotpi
EOkIUNEa HOME, CHALKS OFFICE,
i No d, Main Street.
Drawn Ms. Parapsco. %:
4 81 So 81 IS G2 10 II 81 SO 80
This Day-Bei Air Is IS Nos, IL drawn.
10000, 10000 5 600, $500, % Of 900. TIck.
cis s.
Also, Small Fly, IS 973. 1000. Ticker, /
Call at CHALk'S,
March 20 3 doors above The oil Market
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]. w. GARNITT. Secretary.
DEMOCRATIC MEErING lN CAROLINE.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN CAROLINE.
Al mcoiina Of me Democrats u he lower
emf Of Caroline county, he'd Al Liberty Cross
Reads, CT thursday, The 18Th day Of March,
lS49, on molon, jon Anterson was called 10
10 me Char and br. L. j Gaines appointed Sec.
re'ay. The OBJECT 81 the meeting having been
explained by John T. Bou,wel. Esq, in a few
eloquent and pertinent remarks, ih- following
preamble and resolutions were offered by him,
which, seconded and supported by Colonel Ira
While, received the unanimous vote Of said meet
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MEDICAL COLLEGE,

MEDICAL COLLEGE,
INHE ceremonies ui commencement will lake
j place al the College to-day al II clock, NJ.
The Medical Profession, Reverend Clergy
and ci'izens generally, are respectfully invited
10 be present. 5 MAUPlN,
March 20-lt Dean Of The Faculty
VALUABLE STEAM SAW MILL AND GRiST
MILL FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
WTlL be sold on SATURDAY, the 31sl day
w OF March 1919, upon The premises, com.
menciDg a, O'Clock, ?. NJ, that valuable Saw
and GIsl Mill situated on the margin o iEr
Richmond Dock and James River, now in The
occupancy Of Mr.. VIM J. Lumpkin, subject 10
ground rent 81 SSi20 per annunl, payable quar-.
rerly uniiIihe Isl January, 1852, AMI renewable
five years thereafter, npnn The same terms, al The
option Of the lessee.
The Saw Mil has a circular, as we'll as an
upright saw and can easily cut 5000 teet per
day. The Grist Mill can grind readily IS bush
els corn daily. The Mills are new, and in per-
iecl order.
TERM,-One-quau cash. balance a, three,
six and nine monrhs, for negotiable notes, inlr-
rest added, satisfactorily endorsed.
BY request oi the owner.
March 20-dlds w. GODDiN, Auctr
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SPRING STYLE OF HATS.
II would inform the fashionable
8 commonly lha, ! am now in pos.
EN- session Of the Spring style Of Hats,
1AAA of VIM. II Beebe & Co.'S patent.
All persons in want of something
good, neat and becoming, in The way of Hat,
can have heir fancy pleased by calling at my
Store No sc, Main Street.
March 20 K. A. ALLEN.
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PREAMBLE and RESOLUTIONS.

We, tina pcr,ion q the Democta iC party OF the
lower part oi the county If Catoline with all
others OF different parts oil said county concurrins
with Us iD opinion in relation 10 he Nomination
made al FEBRUARY Couu, have thought proper 10
hold meeling or caucus 10 express our sense in
relation 10 thr Proceedings o. said meeting
lst. Resolved, ]'hal he proceedings CT mat
meeting were conducted by small representa-
ton, and imposing upon Inc Democratic party a
gentleman M. BuckneI] worthy in every re-
spec OF Inc nomination so Improperly conferred,
without first ascerIainlug what effect would be
given 10 il bv the will Of The people.
End Resolved, That We owe our undivided
and political strength 10 cancuses, is beyond doub,
buI look 10 such primary assemblies as unpopu-
lar unless impauialiy eolen up.
81. Resolved, That we are not personally or po.
li,cally opposed 10 Nj. Buckner. but willingly
award 10 him due need Of praise, not only as
man OF high moral worth, bn, as Democrat
of The right cas-; and would remind our demo
cratic friends al ano'her portion OF The county,
tha', though their partial proceedings have given
room for discontenl with Democrats Of other
paris OF the county, vel can they willingly Tor
get the past as parry proceeding, by reminding
that portion Of the party cooperating in that
meeting (conferring The nonination) 10 beware
in fr,tprP
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20

TIC lie followed by The aughablc piece Of
Two OF the ls'hOys.
Two OF the B'hoys, Mcssrs. Burke aud Self.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20

HBVUUtIEfa NTWUS.
In which they will perform some ot The mos
astonishing ieais ever witnessed.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-02-14
4 heart to Let.
Ts ks let,


To Be let at . very desirable rate,
suug little skouse in ahealthy estate.
'Tisa . bachelors heart, and the agent is Chance,
Affection, the rent, to be paid IN ADVANCE,
The owner, as yet, has lived in it alone,
So the fixtures are not of much value; but soon
Twill be furnished by Cupid himself, if wife
Take lease for the term of her NATURAL LIFE
Then Ladies, dear Ladies, pray do not forget,
Ansxcellent Bachelors heart to let.
The tenant win have few taxes to pay,
LOVE, HosoR, and (heaviess item,) to OBEY.
As for the GOODWILL, the subscribers inclined
To have that, if agreeable, settled in kind
indeed, Il he could such a matter arrange,
He'd be highly delighted to take in exchange,
Provided true title by prudence be shown,
Any heart vsENcuaBEKED, and free as his own
So Ladies: dear Ladies, pray do not forget,
An excellent Bachelors hearts to be let.
The BAcHELoR's ABoUT Town.