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cas- MARKET STREET.,
Below Eighth, South side, PnLApELrHIA,
Is constantly receiving from all the best Manu-
iac,urers of Europe, every sryle of ~
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WITCHES.
Il TRcud this advertisement cut it out of
the paper put it in your pocket. and call the
first time YOU visit tire city. Among the assort-
ment will he fonnd
Gold Levers, lsk eases, full jewellod, $40
Liver Levers full iewellfd is
Gold l'Epines iSk cases, jcweled, rs
Silver 'Epincs, jewelled 10
do Quarter Watches 4oSle
Silver Tea Spoons equal to coin, per set so
do Desert do do do do 10 90
do Table do do do do Is 90
Together with splendid assortment of Chasto
and Rich Jewclry, sc. Sc.
Gold Chains OF every variety and pattern at a
slight advance upon the origina. cost Examine
them by all means.
ISSThe Trade will be supplied upon the
most advantageous terms
J. LADOMUS.
No 246 MARKEr Street below Eighth; South
ide, Philadelphia.
ApI2l4.9
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Of the Cecil Democrat.
WILLiAM JONES, return, his sin'cre
w thanks to his friends and the public gen"
orally, for the very liberia patronage heretofore
bestowed upoi. him. and begs leave TO inform
them that he has now on hand the largest as
:sortment that he has ever offered; all OF which
has been made under his own immediate super
vision, of the best material, by the best work
men and IN the most durable and fashionable
manner. "A,
Ills stock has been purchased in the wholesale
market and for the cash. which together with
his long experience in the business enables him
to make and sell boots and shoes much lower
than the same quality Of work can be purchased
for at any other establishment on the Eastern
Shore.
A large assortment Of Ladies' Misses and chill
drens Shoes, constantly On hand at reduced
pr ces.
Don't forget the place, No. Ricketts, Rowt
on door above the office Of the Cecil Dcmocra
Elkton, March 81: '49-tf
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The CHEAPEST ANpMosr SPLENDID AssoE1MEN
OF WATCHES. AND JEWELRV
IN PHIL.1DELPHLl
No. LEWIS LADOMUS, No.
43 Market Street 43

A few doors above Eleventh, North side
Has Just received by late arrivals from the mos
celebrated Manufacturers of Europe, Il magnili-
cent and irliciously selected assortment OF
GoLp AND SILVER WATCHES,
which he will sell CHEAPER than any othcr es
Enlistment in the United States. Among the
assortment will be found
G old Levers, Is h. cases. full jew'd $50
Silver Levers, fall ie~elled, 10
Gold I'Epincs, is X. cases, jew'd, 20
Silver lEplncs, jcwcIlcd, 10
" Quarter Watches, TO $40
Silver Tea Spoons, equal to com, per set, 40
Dessert - 1000
" Table, g 1900
Together with splendid assortment OF Chaslc
and Rich Jewcty, sc. &C.,
GoLp CHANs, Of various styles, from the best
Manufacturers.
rs Please preserve this advertisement, and
ca III at LEWIS LADOMuS'S,
No Alb Market Street, above Eleventh.
North Side.
AZ have Gold and Silver Levers sill
cheaper than tho above prices. SL,s'A liberal
discount made TO the trade.
april 7, H9-3n.
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For Sale.

valuable horse-can trot his mile
in y minutes; warra ted perfectly s. una
and offered for sale, from want OF use lor
him. Apply at his Olce. II.
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NOTICE,

The Or"haus' Court Of Cecil coun:
hold their stated meetings on the 2nc
Tuesdays Of February, April, June Au
ust, October and December.
GEORGE Il. HOWARD Re
April l9Ih lS45-
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STEAM

Narngs wheat & Grass Srylhcs, alsy
-Esna,hes, scythc stones, Rifles Sc
Rakcs, fo' sale by BIZ. MAY
June 40.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT and Inter

eSstng 10 all. Read the opinions of mem
bcrs oc Congress and Fix Governors in regard
the best preparation used for Dyspepsia, Asthm
aud Debility. From $. S. Pie! ps and W. Tn
ham Of Vermont, J. +. Simmons and l.. II. Ar
mold of r. !. !. L. Morehcad Of Kentucky
VIM. Woodbridge Of Michigan, Nj. l.. Marti
from Wisconsin Territory, "iIaying used Crccn
O3Ngrnatcd Btfers, and from knowledge Of their
efficacy IN other cases, we cheerflllv recommend
them to the public, believing that they will full
ly sustain the recommendation of tho Propr!a-
tor
From Hon. II. D. Foster of Pennsylvania, 81
was dyspeptic sufferer ab0u, ten years, and re-
sorted to various medicines for reluf without
success, until used the OXygenatcd Btcrs
used about two bottles ana find myself res tured
TO perfect health. The forms Of tle disease in
my case were great acctity Of Stomach, lossv c
appetite. extreme tlatulcncc, severe constipaof ,
of the bowels and severe IIcaducho.n If youarc
suffering from any Of these forms Of Dyspepsia
or Asthma attended with arrangement of tch
stomach, or general debility, don't fail to Try this
invaluable REMEDY. There is no better mcdi-
cine ior Irmaes suffering from uterine dcrange-
mrn,s arising from wea kness or nervous debl-
ity. Price 90 per bottle, 6 bottles for So 90
Green & Fletcher general agts. No | Ledger
Building, South Sd st. Philadelphia Sold
wholesale and Retail by James Wilson, Drug
gis,, Port DEPOSIT, Cecil Co.
March 3, ~.
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TENABlE CONERS.--A large lot Of Dana
T. Table Covers, ofassorted colours. for sale
may ) BROWN x MclNTl RE
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Wool Carding,
SPINNING. WEAVING, sc.

The subscriber respectfully Informs the
public thai he has taken the WOODEN factory
a, nGarreit's Mills" miles above Elk'on
on the Big Elk. where he is prepared 10
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GLOVES md HOSIERY
4 fine assortment Of Silk, Lise thread and
IA Kid Gloves, also fine lot of Hosiery Of all
descriptions. Just received and for sale bv
April !, 40. Blown 4 McIntrc.
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I kried Beef 81 Canvosscd Hams. of exccllcn
~ quality just received and for sale :
Aug. 10, rs. WIN. TORJuRT'
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Nervous Diseases and arrangements
CHOLERA INEANTUyI,

ore qi00y5 cured by This Bal-Nln
TINS BALsAM is the hest o"odgHs in the world 10
,oot and uuct cross rcu children to Seep and caure
Them to rest quietly; and yet it d"'s not conf1'" any
OPIUM, LAUDANuM or PAaEGonlc and therefore, new
or nurcs affects or diseases the BRAIN preparations
of onium do Weakly ChtLirtn will hccolne FLEsi'Y.
uEA rly AMI HEARTY, and grow rapidly by the use ot
this Hasanl. -,
No mother need ever mourn the death OF her enid
by Cholera lnautun, while teething, if BRANT
PULMONARY BALSAM be administered. 1t
dinnrY dusrs.
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Steamboat Line, Twill please arrive at tho French
town Depot ut = O'Clock. p. M. isundays ex-
cepted. .,..,. ,,,o;, ,oLo,s
c,, Rail- or Phlad at the Frenchtown Ticket
na;,e lbefore going on B,a,d the Steam Boat
or takinr their seat in the Cars')
rare to Phha. S,'2,
do Baltimore i,bo
Freight on Mercand1e' Carriages o or nor w.
e. "'lA' w VIM. s CARR.
0eA'N' Act gcok
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CUglpEST AND MOST CURATIVE.
BY ONE DOLLAR'S WORTH.

The first case we state is the euro which effected
In M J. b. Haskin, of Rome, Oneida Co, n. T., and
we risk not any OF our vcracy, when say TINT this
nnlnnLfd and hnnlleSs of of the
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CGNGGTT.LPTECN!
ADYING WOMAN CURED
LIVER COMPLAINT.

See the cure Of DOci. Hubbard Of stamford, Conn., anl
others.
chant OF Aica, Wyoming CO., " Y. and many more Ia
our Pam ph!,ts.
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Most EHGrrid ScrofUlas

that ever has been cured since the world crcatcd
and this was cured by Ten TIMES LESS of Brants
Purifier, and at lEss Cosr, than case holf as
revolving aud hopeless was cured by Ten TINES AS
MUCH Sarsnparla. For full particulars, see Panpditt.
MI Haskin states that he had been confined to his
bed Year and not expected 10 live teniy f0ur
hour. longer when he commenced using the Purlffr
his neck was nearly OFT from, TO cara hole
was through the Windpipe-his car nearly eaten
outhe Of dcS!Ioy,d-an Ulcer, rs large as
a mans hand had nearly eaten through his side-and
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CHANGE OF LIFE.

From the Gtyi to the Woman and TIE Woman ut mid
Hr ere the one is acctitraiti and the other so
giuaaay ruypiesSci prevent any ii the Jaial ds
! t"Scs that frequently arise in consequence VI such
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-03
A MONSTER CONVENTION.

nm cfiicia! notice is published, that all The
Wing voters OF the city are invited 10 attend and
tax. par III ne 5.n April Convention at he Afri
can Church in his CIV.
There were al the last Presidential election
upwards Il 600 Wing votes cast. II they all al
1. NIL Richmond will indeed have her own way
and Cauy .hines as she chooses. Bat as Ihe
Conrcn,ion j. generally concetet 10 b. a onc-si.
del Bo!is packed meeting, The Anti. Bolls men
atsiainirg rom The meetings % appoint delegates
AMI rrpudialing is yailiily, there is no danger o.
row winch might Otherwise BE- expected from
such "mcb" Convrniion.
The Whies u Hrnrico had yesterday quite
a sofmy meeting on hc subject ut insructing
.he.r delegates 10 the April Convention, Obey ap-
pointed all the WAg voters in The county DELE
salc>D The ami Bot. men moved . insuuc!
the delegates 10 % Ter an available candidate;
bu, the Bo:isitrs not reiishns he "aDcent, fish.
like" udor 81 availability warmly resisted and
;oted down III" m"l"n
The two Wing candidates for "a Senate, Mr.
Stanard ard Dr. Sheppard, also hal spiritet
s'adia'orlal trial oi strength YES erday. Or. $
cassa he "Bnls ISSUE" and in reply Mr.. S
warmly reioued ha h. "iit noi wear he collar
Il Bolts cr any o,her man" We regret lra ii
al Iher point some iniuFma ion was not elected
a. q the pcsi.icn d Dr. j. on the Virginia RI.
solutions, which Mr.. : in the torn adupie' in
,roiuccd INTO ihe Senais in ls47, and z.alousy
81, aimed in ls49. The Democrats, who nave
no candidate in he field, canpo; vcte for Any
MAJ. unless he lie rue to hose resolutions.
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sFoR THE ENQUIRER.


~ = mo Ssnator,oI Distr,e, eonno,,i
- - -. g.n,;.o Nm Eenf Cbo,I'.
- - "a, n,d ,Ls c;,, nj p,.i
ny
WoH9. ;, ... ;,,, !,
fcnu"'c ''" - 49, r;.,, ;, IL, - -"
pleasure, ~ id's i !; 80
post now MI ~ 'he Seue'e y -, ''a :. ~
ring lhas renoi y 'as oee" ny W, " d.. ~
many lmp9fiah. >u,Jtc'Si ~ WITH you See
deeply Concerned an III ieia''uu - WHICH, hae
T. he b.sl % my abllitirs z"a'ous'' ana 'a'th!n-
ly rniravof q represent Your "ishes ana 70 a.
vance you! interests: How lar nave oeeh suc'
crss!nl u his eli1EI, u Is MOI of he 10 say. NY
public course IS before you, ana W your 'eIu'SI
upon il vii chtetu'iy aoiie. but 1ns WI
say; ihai Il iheTc be complaint dSaihsl ine, as'o
anything which, III the Giscnatse Oh my u1tie'
as your representative, nave uole ~ ohiheuto
-, | am vet II hc ih'o'uea "h"' mat coLhpiaias
is, or from wha' quarter i comes. when ne
charge snail !. preferred, ana he specihcaIiln
maze, | tru>l snail BE- prepared u Eiee! II.
In coming .or%af; As a candidate 'or fe.elec.
i'm, tsel mat, under xi>'ias circumstances, II
], dur 10 myscl! T. say, tina! do not seek your
,uiiraecs as the advocate or opponent OF this u
IA, man. Tor his .. that office, within your GIL
,est nv claims 10 your support On no such
o,npnIs-tor do moi perceive that consiters.
INNS ~ Ihis kind have awning 10 do with the
ou.S,inu ~ my fines. I! unfilnesS 10 represent
III, d;stric, IN The Senate Of Virginia These
are matters in relation TO which, presume, y,u
w;j, a., tnr Yourselves. withou, a. king OF accep
mo ADVICE ~ suggestion from me; and in rela
80 - vh;cn no. claim the Iisht. and STA
.,c,ci.. M. p,,vieae peranins to every Tree en-
i1en a. t.l,owips The dictates Of nv own Iutg.
mon, and waikiki, Nv III. lights 81 my own IN
Outstanding. In becoming caniljalc, 10 np
cease 10 be a freeman. nor 10 seek, nor Wi
bol, any once mon legms involving in lie
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Photographed 10, me Baltimore sum

NEW ORLEANS. March 50 I. NJ
Gel. ue5b's California Expedition brokst uy-
Cho'e5a on The Rio Grand Deah n Mr.
Yorkes- Robbery Of Mr.. .7udu6on RectE
Of The C4nada'S .Aeus-- Cotton decttned-Htl
thor Heath n III city, SC.
Tn. steamer Glohr arrived here yesterday ton
ne Ri Crane, Bringing later intelligence. Ste
had On boa.d eighteen q Col. Wchb's California
eyptd,ti"n, Who ata returning home. The Cho.
lea, il appears, aged severely on he Re
Gr,rdc. and hayIn" br.kc out arons The pa q,
ech ii hen die. from .hr ELECTS OF IN IN.
sase, tour u whom were New Yorkers--name,
DOT mentioned.
The distinguished oniiholosist Mr.. Audubon,
who accompanied Col. Wcbhs expedition Ia
been robbed 81 ,wciyc thousand dollars in ~
H. the sexicans. lie WAS fortunate enough 9
recover tour thousand ii il some time altar ne
rujb.ry Himself and CcI Webb have rrmalL.
81 p'hni tcr he purpose, II possible, Of Iecosef.
ir9 he 'CSiuc .. hen iust treasure.
Mucn sickness prevails on 'ne Rio Grant,
New Oflca.s is comparatively hrathy, bnl y
Cholera IS .igay Increasing Weather plea
art. III, water N .ne liver confines bisn.
The advice pc: Inc steamer Canada haze
reached here, and depressed HE cotton market
sales I 8 900 halr- a CT per 10. decline.
Four an Gram dull. Provisions steady
Eleinnt> "rclinin9-vts els peaty.
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LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.

The y. Q Pcayune has papers from Calitor-
MIA TO the 25'h, by lie way CT Vera Cruz and
across Mexico. The winner has been very Sc
we're one, but We have 10 account Of distress
among The miners. Al Inc miEts he snow was
several inches deep-bui he miners were very
comfortable in good Lighthouses. with plenty OF
wood ami provisions-a colder winter was prob
ahiy never experienced in California. The Iiv-
ers were rising rapidly, heavy rains following
The suow-and communication from Sacramen.
10 civ and Stockton with he mines is entirely Gu
of. me whole q me owlands being under water
In many cases ii was necessary 10 swim and wade
a halt milo al time.
Col Benion's famous Letter 10 the people OF
California was published en- The In January.
The following week The "Aila California" a
new and very crediiablc PAPER a, San Francisco
commenced upon il as follows
"COL. BENTON'S LETTER.-ln Inc main,
the letter Of Col Benton, which We published
last week. is we'll meaning document, but he
has evidently mistaken the calbre OF The COM
munity he was addressing !, cerainly mus, be
esteemed as mos particular favor by the ciIi-
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zens NJ California that he has EXTENDED 10 'he'"
mis- patronage; and The paternal solcHuoe !o'
onr Welfare that he exhibits does credit 10 h's IL
teigence and humanity.
Ills personal attacks upon distinguished army
officers are in bad taste, and ~ many WIZ =
cor iIefei unusi. -.
Ills recommendations 10 The people q lais
.onntrc although panaking strongly q The tone
;ehicE a aa.!asoeue may b supposed - assume
quad !, uupiI. are substantially what ne GU
z.us are nos actin. On; ahd with lhe sdhc'io"
a HI. .ieatname il is 10 be hoped ma! the eau.
81 Provisional Government vii! noi ue a.io"so
10 le;rogace. ,..,, .-.,;.,,
cd ty Colonel Benlon's IrIer ana tep''su y " a.
leneih through The Gaia California
W. Nav. The nrccsetiuss a several mcrtiHss
II ci,iz,ns IL consider oi the necessity 81 ietm
inc provisional government, and appointing &C.
Ieoates ia convention for This purpose. ms
convanticn was la have been held On he On Gay
Of March but in order that all parts 81 he lef-
ritory might be fairy reprcscn'et, and T. give
time 10 Congress 10 provide :ertit"riai govern
ment. the day Tor he convention 10 assemble mas
been changed 10 The Ii day o MAY next
The Iales, neus which had been received al
San Francisco on the 25h January, reached
there that day by the American schooner Swal-
low, fifteen da,s ir,m Mazatlan Ihciehv 'ht
Caiiornians learned the election q GeEeiai
Taylor.
By ,he following paragraph from The paper 81
the IS Ii, i appears that General Lane was N
San Francisco. on his way 10 Oregon. tie took
the Southern route from Santa Re 10 Les An
eelos.
The Uriird States soreship Southampton ar
rived rom san Pedro las evening. We are Ia
formed hat she brings Captain Smiths company
III Dragons. 10 he Stationed al the Preside q
San Francesca General Lane, the newly az
pointed Governor OF Oregon, is passenger IN her
He arrived al Los Angeles by he Sania re
route His suite is expected 10 arrive here by
the first steamer.
The Alta California copies paragraph aoou
a meeting OF Seamsres>es IN Ne" YORK, com
planning of their hard work ant poor pay, am
comments thereon as follows:
We would advise a colony 81 'hsse same
WORKING girls 10 come 10 California as soon a
possihe. They can earn from IS 10 80 per
day in The manufacture OF clothing; and u lhey
be anxious 10 dosi. better Than thai, they VII
fird hundreds OF young, sood-lookna and enit
prisng men, ready 10 embrace an opportunity
which promises good vile.
Girls, do you hear lhaI2
Our readers, We presume, are becoming IN
patient 10 hear something about the gold ont IN
ruth, cold is scarcely mentioned IN The Me De-
fore US ii is very rarely auded 10.
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BON VOYAGE ]!

TIE s,lendii ship Glenmore, with The Madi-
son California Company, sailet from City POINT
Yesterday morning, bound TOR San Francisco. On
Saturday her berths we're allotted wafer taken
in, and everv Thing made comfortable for sea.
She is noble vessel. splendidIy equipped, with
double sails, double spars, &C.. equal 10 three
wears cruize. There aieseveny.flve members
in the company, young, spirited, respectable
men. Their whole properly, we hear, amounts
10 about Sl25 900. Success 10 their interesting
er,ornri1s
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scented fairly and imparially, and We hope all
voters will cordially unite with US in suslainiro
and ciecling the above.
NuNBsP nr Vnrr,,
HENRICO COUNTY,

Al meeting of portion Of the Democrats OF Henreo
county, held At their Court House, on Monday. "a
tnril ls4g in pursuance of previous notice, for The
nnrnn-r Of nominating candidate 10 represent s,a
un,y m The next House Of Delegates John 81 Grrgn
- vas called L. the Chair and Nat Fleming Bowr va,
appointed Secretary.
On motion of Or. Lyme, seconded by John b. Young
Esn Robert A Mayo, ESD, was unanimously noal
mated.
A committee Of three was appointed, on motion ii
Dr Letter Ia inform Mr. Mayo of his nomination, who
ait.rward appeared aud accepted the same.
r. b. Gooch offered the following resolution, which
was unanimously adopted:
K, solved, That ihr Democracy Of Henrico Cordially
approve Of the nomination oi James a. seldom as
randida. for Congress- and pledge themselves 10 hi,
support as the champion Of the principles for which
The, have ever contended
ON motiom ii was ordered that these proceedings be
nnhI.hrd in The Richmond Enquirer and The Examine,
and then the meeting adjourned
JSU. VI. GREGORY, Chairman
NATIra. FLEMING BOWIE, Secretary.
-FOUR tricui Mi Mayo has our best wishes r.,
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AeIE SPEECH.

We cordially commend 10 our Feafcfs and the
caasli;ucals .! Thomas S Bocock Esq in par
ucuar, lis short bui admirable speech IN o-thy $
pape. 'ufcby seiiGe forE and Illustrating ne
g;,a, question 81 The day. |. presents The views
OF a statesman and faithful representative. MI
Bocock has won he esteem and regard u his
colleagues AMI Inc public, by his strong sense
effective eloqnence and courteous and elevated
tearing. The District could no, have better
representative and. despite the premature crow
nss Il The Wing, we cannot believe that 50
faithful servant viii BE- lefi a, home. WEI urge
our friends Il d. their whole duty.
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For the EHqnire'
COMMON COUNCIL.
john G. MARI, Secretary.

Messrs Edi,ors: cordially second the nom'-
nation Of SIDNEY 5. BAXTER, Esq, as Council
man for the ward in which he resides. Those
who have had opportunities OF tecomins acqua'n'
le., with he qualities Of Nj. BAKERS minc, W. y
readily concsde that re is just such man as We
should have in our Council. Combined with
clear Judgment and general al'ainments we have
in him fine temper, nfver led aslray by wild
impulses. Let US secure his services
MANY VOTERS.
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FIR me enquirer
EOOCHT.lND COUNTY

Al our March Courl, meeting of the Demo
cratic parry was called Tor The purpose d nomi-
hating candidate for the Legislature .! Viigi-
MIA. The vote was taken, which vote gave nF.
John t. A. Martin majority. Remember 'he
election day is fast approaching SHAH We suo-
nit, an By our own negligence give up cur go
rious old Democratic county into the names OF
those whose polica principles are OUT ara ont
in opposition 10 ours7 Remember, that ucoch'
land has always been amongst me foremost 10
snow her democracy -aph snaii she now TAI =
She will inevitably, unless the whole party unite,
and no, oDly vote Tor, but also support her CAN
dida,es Then turn out, all Of you, AM not only
vote. bu, &c, all you. friends TO vote also.
MANY VOTERS.
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For tie Enquirer.
~ " T.
ATTENTION VOTERS

Il I T-N I IO.N v Y IINN'
The following well selected ticket OF able, in
dusIrous, active and perseyerns gentlemen, will
be fully supported Tor Monroe Ward, on Wed
nesday Oo-morrow.) Each oRe il elected, will
serve us faithfully:
COMMON COUNCILMAN.
Joseph Mayo. D. J. Saunders, w. G. Allen,
Samuel Ellis, Wellington Goddin.
ALDERMEN.
JohnL TATE, Samuel T. Puliam, ]. c. Wing
fed, John F. Reeve.
With the above, and our worthy townsman,
Col. J. A. Meredith for Mayor, We will be repre-
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Ot The famous " thirteen" MIR. Scot and his
disciples in the House Of Delegates, who opposed
the Conway Resolutions" seven have retired
from the field, and six are candidates or re.elec-
ton. We trust that, where the Democrats run
no oaniita,es, they will uni,e upon Wings sound
on this question either in or out o! Inc present
Legislature, and, if possible, deea: me opponents
OF The Virginia resolutions. In The Pittsylyanla
Senatorial District, Mr. Turner, who was one
Of the thirteen" is The Wing nominee. Let The
true friends Of the South in that District, unite
upon George w. Penn, Esq, The regular Demo.
cratic nominee, and they mus, elect him. MIR.
Wi'cher, he present Senator stood up nubiY Tor
the Souh--wiii his District now send success.
scr who will nu!iiy and repudac his ac!s on
tina, vital questions
IN Culpeper Mr. Barbour bobby and manul.
ly avowed and ably justified his support Of The
Virginia Resolutions lille his competitor, Mr..
Jones Green declared tina, hchad MT male up an
opinion as Il The consli.ulionaliy Of the proviso;
he though; il nigh! he in violation 81 he spi', but
moi al the letter .! he Cons.ul on-he dO,lIied,
however. He fur hei said, that he could net have
voted lor lie Conway Resolutions" iEasmuch
as they positively declare The Proviso 10 be IN.
constitutional. Oh course, The good people q
Culpeper will MOI elect man who has net made
up his opinion on 81 important a question: and
they will leave Mr.. Green al home u study out
an Oriui1n