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The disorders being alone entrusted with samples
cloth patterns OF these goods for the United
market, invite the attention OF the trade {. .st
GODFREY PATTIS0N A o., Glasgow
Oface 81 Pine street, New York. a.
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DoKER, BROS a JONES, So Market street, Philsdel-
pha invite the attention Of the trade TO their SPLEEN
did stock Of Fancy and staple B0NNETS and HATS of
all knds, purchased for cash in Europe by Of firm
and assortment Of city and made
Shoes. All Of which they offer at very low rates.
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Messrs. Dennison, Wood A Co, New York.
Messrs. W. @. Pickersgill a Co., do.
Messrs Merritt, Ely Co., do.
Joseph Walker, esq, do.
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No exhibitor Of Agricultural Implements st the above
named Fair having received onebaf the amount pre-
miums awarded the different kinds Of Implements
and Machines IL conclusive evidence that
sidercd the best and tsost valuable on exhibition.
At the great Fair Of the Maryland Tnsttute the pro
motion Of the Mechanic Arts held in baltimore to
her and November 1885, the nrs premium IN heavy Silver
Mea vas awarded TO Ezra Whitman r for the largest
and best display - Agricultural Implements Also first
premium tanother Silver MEDAL for his proved Wrought
Iron Railway Horse Power, which for exhibition
Mt the worlds Fsir,is London, In May, 1851. wv
Our stock this viii b. the largest .vey o.yaA n,
This city, and probably the largest the world sonsirt,nr
or more than 5000 Ploughs, $50 Tbre.hins Msrhines
1000 Wheat Fans 1000 Corn shsers 500 strs, rut.r.
500 Ouhystors, Resprs Msohines, Wheat DAM. Car
ana Ooh Crushcrs, burr ssone Mis, CIDER Ms Nav sss
otton PrHaess together with every srtko,e vhsh II y.r
or pa<w could Wish In the preservation ~ MS pu~snits
All ~ whnh VII b. sold reasonable t>rs vhos.sss.
~ rstAi. =. WHITMAN, jr., 90,
THE cid stand. 50 Light ~, Balt,nsre, Ma.
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For conveying Passengers 70 ana
nom Great Britain and Ireland, and
remitting money t. all parts Of Eng
land, Ireland, scotland, and Wales,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02

ountou on the 2 Of September for The purpose ol noun.
,i n.nnrrnc candidates for GorERNoa, llEuIsHn, ;
C;nwrssup and ATTORNEY GENERAL, under 'le nc on
,uI;,n on in view of the great Importance " SUI " ina
ian nr uur 10 the Democratic cause III ,r;ll h,
whole Upi,r we hope that every county AZ "'e 1890
rcnrescnt,,! in the proposed Convention ,,s o,y .nI
II i uroansed make these nominal ;,,i >; ,n
,r,,n nv. row Constitution itself Is 10 NC oaoU'''ea ~
, - n, of the confident conviction tat '"u' i"S'tu
men, ,rill Ne ratified by large mGjoTHH ai" ,'
,, H. j,tcn of Governor Lieutenant Governor anu
c r '.ral as well as the election OF Delegates ana
senators - The General Assembly VII! take pace uuei m
~ r.s,;,,i,n if adopted Tie oti ul December HeA''
yhch win leave the candidate for Governor ou !'"e '"o "
The Wins propose hold Convention Tor similar u.-
bout ~, same time, and they VIII, no uou"t put i'i-
| w,rd Ihrir strongest men for these Offices a.
NJ s-i lection under the new Constitution IN Virginia
will hc one of the creates; Importance ana no iae eio
should h. len un,ricd by the DEMOCRATIC PARrv-he parry
of tho Constitution and the Unlon-to carry Inc dag.
send our Delegates up Staunton from every quar-
~ Sat. that standard. bearer worthy ol the noble
nrsa If Democratic Rcpubcanism may be chosen ana wI
mms succeed in The contest on the second Monday OF DC
c.n,ler next We want discord no heart OunnsS; we
n,n In trow nothing of East and West; we want 10 near
b, an, cry in the contest throughout the length ana oreaa
Of IN. Old puunion and that is Union harmony con-
| c.ss;nn-eycry thing for the cause nothing Tor men,
M NC hc prepared give up all personal preferences ano
m rally around the regular nominees with zeal ana aiacrlt
democratic committees of vigilance should be organized ~
every county, and all proper exertons made 10 Keep me o
democratic ship of State the right tack. Pipe all hands
N nu,rrrs let every stand to his arms nail the glo
ons ar of Equal Rights and Equal Privileges to the mas
head and rally around it with zeal and fidelity that knows
M and the triumpat shout OF Victory Will be hear'
nil over the State in December next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02
SALE OF
NALUAKLE LAND. EEGKOES. .,,rOCk. "a

2N a decree the CirruIl tl Louisa
D uo,Ircl ~ Il Gianr-ry. therein depending bc'~lr
Executors -; Da.I lIi>c"n. dec d. plaintiffs. and I1ci
,::nnb ah "t'rr,. irt!anjS amI aiS' by Authority ci'.
by the will e" DAVID Ipscuih !crh. ENcrui1 inr:rp.,
shall sci. I" Ia" i." o 'r. public rp"n tile )
"n TUESDAY, the !!h day at Nr,rmhr ISL. II
ir day thereafter. ia well kuorn ai, valuable
lying DucSin.Iplr Creek. about .n'c. louis.
House. idcll. The Lands t.urer " lrIrr laIrS 10 Ic
Mr.. lula a lloll: and others containing % late
Irr and ri.iuy AMI ..tr" Tie h"f'
al land Ia III" l."uSI tile buildings '":.n"i.t
yrlirni. and ~ guni r"rair
Also. au";Icr i,ri. about tire" Hl-
the Contrary Creek. mr-tl! "''"'.ui
hundred, and tN ilrCc Ins r'rl - 'E'@t
oi thu tIucr aud wrpl upon sniI lN
The Victoria Furnace, where the "t rniu ~ tar i@
Also. r!s N"%r,"s. consisting al Men, W"ns n's ri a.
also. all ho stock OF llosrs. EiU" Sn"rl Hos. l'o
Kitchen Furniture Plantation Tools. Wa&-o> Carts and 'r
ruIs al t"tu. rnGrr,,
Also shares stock 10 The Virginia. Central "a,l a 60"
ny
TERMS Dr SALE Tie Ian! will h. sr! "n credit Il D~
and three years. purchasers bond, Win apn'r i "
security AMI the tide be withheld mu all The GIciis go
shall Dc paid.
Til" will r sold 81 \ rrGI % tSri:" mu''s the Et
Twin. bonds wI,h approved personal -scniy Ih" s'
ali Ovrriyr dollars. crrlI lively" months Wi 70" l'
the purchasers GIVING bonds wIl approve! personal s'ci,
rr al dollars a! u,"r. ch5! Nh r required
Persons the au! VA i.ti on N Jane
residing the first mtn! XII take pleasure W. H
the who wit call n an' persons "t.'f
VIII jrI%. !r".- thu Executors "i'"c ~ 'iH
lluu:". OF II" smin'- store aylvanra rnnGy .
LEWIS lIN>u\.
f. ". JONES.
> a., ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02

DIED saturday. m August in Orange with Renittrn
Fever Typhoid type LUX ". iiENSiiAW PANSll, con-
Dr David tamI the Both year" her leaving three
children mother; kind nr.htor, AMI
Hers Iinu4 r aud the hour DEATH
w! urtouci intellect, she perfectly resigned 10 the ~" :"
God Gcllc. LOVING. christian shrt, farewell rest ~ peace Ma!
las, End 10. Ike hers.
pIEn Mount Eba. Cumberland r"Iny "a" lli August {"
Group. MEKWETIIEK coDRlNGTON, ron al lhoma. T. an.
Shields. aged months and fifteen days.
III. Wnis viii copy
DIED. August the residence Mr. W j. Dickinson
couaty Carcimc CHARLES EDWIN. infant al VIM
W and anna NJ bradley Of hiscty months aud days
Thou w.cIest chi!iass mother:
AYE weep twill case thy heart
lie was thy
III. first. the naly uc-
Erd Im him
DIED the residence OF his father "oritirn
er,co county, hESSUiI sixth j. i,cls an Elizabeth II
DAVIS l.cl one year lie
had lived.
"I:rc could blight, sorrow fade,
Death timely with friend Care
he ni,-ul.. bu. - IcIyrI conveyed,
ma buI luhInf fore "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02
LATER FROM TESAS.

NEW ORLEANS, august IS
We have advces from Galveston which state that nearly
all the election returns OF Texas have been received Bell
Democ,a is probably elected Governor by abou, 1000 ma
jority all others. Henderson, Lieut. Governor has
1000 plurality. Howard is chosen to Congress By small
majority Laurries is believed be elected to Congress in
the Eastern District, This, however is not certain.
The Steamer Galveston, bound from Galveston, ran on
Spire Island Shoals on the 18th August The passengers
steamer Mexico. The ship and cargo are a total loss
The steamer s. a. fnton burnt yesterday 10 miles
from New Orleans with full cargo OF hemp and other prod
ved except probably one passenger, name unknown
The Empire City sailed fol New York this morn
ing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN PAGE COUNTY.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN PAGE COUNTY.
At meeting OF The Democratic party in Page county,
held the court house. Monday the 18th OF August for
purpose of appointing delegates tho convention pro-
posed To be held AT Saunton the 2ih o! Sep!cnber-on
motion, Captain John f. Booon called TO the chair and
w. a. Cave appointed Secretary
The object of the meeting having been explained on mo.
ton, committee consisting of Thos. Buswe SAM Glib
hons Jucob Baker, B. McAiscr F. III. Jordon and John
Mcpherson, was appointed report the OF delegates
whetupon the committee reported the following list OF
Strckle G. w. Rust J. H. Roads j. Crane j. S Jones, G.
T. Jones' James f. Almond, A. j. Keyscr Mann Splitter,
Reuben Walton, j. T. Bunrsarncr W. NJ. borough A. +.
Gayson, D. NJ Dove Jonas Aeshre, 7. Graves, ". G. {.
Abbott, f. w Wood, Peter Price Col Andrew kcyser, L. p
Bell, kingry, L. C. Barbee Peter Prinz Isaac Warmer
Ambrose Huffman. Stage Sodesitt, William Modcstt and
Mann Almond.
On motion, the committee and Chairman and Secretary
aided ID the delegation, and il ordered that these
proceedings be published in tie Valley Democrat Rocking
ham Register and Richmond Enquirer.
The meeting then adjourned
JOHN X. BOTTOM Chairman.
CAVE
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FALL TRADE. 1891.
BOOKS STATIONERY AND PIANO FORlE>
Country Merchant, Supplied.

MORRIS * BROTHER. uATE DRlNkER y MokE!> ~
.7H lcccip their entire Fall supply ~ Books Sh;"u
Pianos the 18th September embracing hs!T UUt
An General ssortucutui The best selected stock I" w Hl
phliade iia. anil prices low auo acr"ntrit r
which try the at rogHirE dealers
CLGEks aF ruCHrs au! MERCHANTS supplied with Tie Na
Blank Books used ia their Offices made ." "nict ana "a
til, best materials. AMI ruled 10 gwen patterns.
BOOK nI every description executed III ll,c best i
SUBSCRIPTIONS received al the ir:riig Standard P"rH.
published cDrIlry. mcun. III: Lie" AM Medical l,g
iicr at passage.
PIANO FORTS-Wc sole tug Er sac "I ,r VI.
Fo Fnr;cs made by H. Worcester AMI rrdh" {" oirr
rtls-rs Inducements (r"rey Ia he met wI even IA the Nnt
tics.D Ia make tler purchases al us.
~ Orders from the country vii meet win PROM" h,i"iH
Ic,sc ourselves entire satisfaction la The c
~ Pianos. An
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02
LAND FOR SALE pkIyArr:L'

'h'iI subscriber oilers Tar sale irisa"S tue Farm "h "
D. resides. situated mur!rrriy 90 Nrnwa: River IN 'r "
~ Sussex VI about .i-i mile. Eutir, til: ti i'
aul about - mites souh ~ P"trrziwf combining l1larE"
go Nn"yy River los GROUNDS. -I' at when ' No.
~ cleared ar t- bal la cultivation N''
but produces well GrTu, Wheat Irh oats. Tie Cation l",
productive Au orchard about ~ yunHs t3 #
~ Apple Trees. aL! several hnrjfrt Peach Trees,
The dweID. house large a;il IN"
large Family. with buildings ds ltT
purposes: large Cation tim been erected w!IU -"
mouths with lStu:rJ 8" dr'c Wheat llucsh.r minute '
ia /, deemed un,+c"s ans. - presume" I"r""' "'.-'
purchase, VII Tor themselves wtr ia" s"hsrfs'f i'
An: communicative hr n.i 1p"i itill ~" W p',ni y 1
-! hIIrcss JOHN J.! "Alhhi'
!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02

s"Our thanks are due to Messrs. Deane Brown for
half barrel of Family Flour of Mr. Henry Langhnrnes manu-
acture We can recommend as being beautifully white ana
delightfully."- sweet Some Of Bachelor friends who have
paruken of frugal Bachelor fare pronounce the Hour
Ia,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02

EANING .cy r"crry had IN. called ''a ai''
Il. the EuiIfrr. the .gidiur at Joseph Ni
which hal c-riIE nv notice, hereby n"ls ~" NUEr. ~"
the and latcic. ifc Can lhc: P". i"'"rl". "
~, that Mc>ss John ilaw i! Ect'it ll'"'
f"T value Irrwrt has" REGULAR deed %. "'c al ir h' I
three cnUHtI"-ni "nrcn, lIInu."r and Nm: WI"1 WHOM
n:cn duly recorded according {" a@. a! litt 'ui "I@@rN
their :h wil! be prlsrru" according 10 hex h"" '
public al.rl. published! An! .h. %u! -I' A"g1"" t
and ,lrm al kir.>, E"ru: H'lIi: = W A'
ad iir pa!hc generally h, AZ. Infringement Gip my VIZ
Iitcnirc 81 the Eu Brcr Piong. wl Ne subject ~ '@ E
the law. which viii bc enforced ~ - "N"n ii." N'
nor have III Iasrin 't ~ wttHs. """f i1l'Hti -
j. s Wa,tha any rsustnmy pil"' md hts ii''i'" " -
aasc 10 he fctc! rs The tuur;S Ut the las, .,.
GEO WATT j.
d d, -....L- , MI L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02
Enr the Ennllircr.


Messrs Editors: Can You spare space in your paper 10
invite the attention OF the voters of the l Congressional
District Composed Of Rockingham, Rockbrdge Augusta,
Hardy Pendleton and Systematically the importance Of
early action in reference TO the selection of to
supply the vacancy occasoncd by the death OF the amentcd
Mcdowell? In looking the District, the Democratic
party could select worthy true and efficient cham
pon of Republican principles than George +. Dcneale ESQ.,
of Rockingham Mr. Dcneale has served for many
svc wears in the Senate and House of Delegates and all
occasions and all times has guarded with vgiIant eyc
and abured for the best interests OF generous and conf
ding constituency. Ass Democrat, he has already shown
by his acts firm unccasng and ardent attachment his
prncnles In the memorable contests of lS4O "A and u.s.
he rendered great the Democratic party and in
the hours of Democratic adversely he
the needle 10 the pole in The maintenance Of Democratic
principles The people Of his District honoed him. the
last election with seat in the State Convention He
elected by triumphant vote, despite the odds brought
bear against him. by the many aspirants Tor that
body. In This hour Of gcncy, il is duty encunhen
the Democratic party, 10 select same true and reliable
Democrat Ii Mr. Dcncac should be elected his past course
is sufficient for the future that in him elect
Democracy, true TO the Union and true TO the
Rights OF tho S,ates JEFFERSON.
!S' The Richmond Examiner and the Democratic papers
in the district will please publish the above.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02

Tho convention for the upper end of Hampshire county,
on Monday 25lh of August nominated Col James Allen as
democratic candidate for the Legislature convention
for the nomination another candidate to complete the tick
et TO be held for the other part Of the county, on the 18Th
nr,ha
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02

NEW URLEANs AUGUST y,
Oar civ healthy. Strong etlns making TO
aid The Cuban PATRIOTS committee has been appointed IN
canvass hc civ and raise funds Theatrical entertainments
and Concerts being advertised The proceeds IN be appJ
uriad 10 the benefit recruits destined Tor Cuba.
The Cotton market is firm. Mddlng niddlIng fair 5
10 cents. business dull.
Sixty Iibcrlors arrived this morning from Montgomery,
Allt,lua.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02

Prcsien, Fillmore returned TO Washington Saturday
afternoon. lie came by direct route from White Sulphur
Springs He had been quite insposcd the 25!h with
kind cholera muus it yielded READILY 10 the ordinary
remedies. was deemed prudent then TO postpone his dcpar
from the Springs and abandon the idea OF visiting
Lynclburg where citizens making preparations 10
receive him with their characteristic hospitality.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02
Letter From Thomas {. james.


Uarb0r Of Havana, August Is, ISL.
Nh tar HrotcrS and Sisters This is the last letter you
will ever receive from Your brother Thomas In one hour
more will be launched into eternity, being prisoner,
with fifty others aboard of this Ship and under sentence OF
DEATH All 10 bo shot This is hard fate but trust in the
mercy Of God, and will meet my fate nanlully.
Think OF me hereafter not with regret but as ono whom
you loved in e and who loved YOU Adicu, for my
brothers, sisters and friends. Thomas {. JAMES.
Robert on: poor friends c. A. Cook and John O. Bryce,
are with me- and send their last regard you also, Clement
Stanford, formerly Of Nalchcz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02
THE STANTON CONVENTION.


II will be seen BY advertisement in our paper that The
Central Railroad Company have promptly offered to take
delegates both of the political Conventions about be
held Staunton from Richmond Charlottesville for five
dollars per round trip The Democratic meeting this city
appointed committee of which MIR. W. w. Crump Chair
man, TO make suitable arrangements in this regard. We
have doubt that the committee will promptly and
po in time correspondent suggested that some arrange
might be made with the Stage companies between
Charlottesville and Staunon which would chcapen and Ia
ctate the passage Of delegates and from the Convention
We hope such arrangement will be made by which de-
tenion Charlottesville may be avoided and reduction e.
fected Such arrangement would induce much larger at
tendance and greatly add to The interest and enthusiasm OF
the assembly
friends every where moving The last Abingdon
calls upon the Democracy of the South West in
Washington Lee Scott Russell and Tazcwel to rally. Il
urges full Stanton from countless and in
vokes organization in the following spirited appeal:
II proposed to hold Democratic State Convention at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02
TIC. 10, lc3l-6 o'clo


Letter from Victor Herr to MS friends
Nix DEAR FRIENDS: leave you forever, and 20 To INC
other world. am prisoner in Havana and i'll an hou! sal
have ceased 10 exist Ny dearest friends think often ut me
die worthy OF Creole worthy of Louisiana, and Of
Kerr. My dearest friends adieu for the last time.
Your devoted friend EfcrOR KERR
To n. Larose, II. Bousny Leon Pazcndc, William o.
Vincent, Felix Arroyo.
Auo Ii, l55-G4 o'clock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02
FAIL SrbCk OF
cHIEN E1EIliESNA ARE, GLASS, Sc

EpY .l.r ships Italy" and ""yitI,aa. from Easas 20
a.id from tia. Wllrcac Va manufacturers. ant norris "
u,riou sales. The Subscribers III receipt al rr.
.1rx, lar.c stock - China Eart!Irnwarc. tin>> y
NE Ware and Fancy Gonh>. wilci lcy "irrto .as
- low prices similar goods can h" purchase"
s26 Northern market.
Country AMI Ci,y dealers respectfully invited rN'ml
goods aud prices w. T. III lEi& ~
Sen, . - Main
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02

Letter from Victor Kerr 10 his Wife.
My Dear Ftcu Adcu my dear wife, this IS the last let
ter you will receive from your Victor. IN honr shall
be no more.
Embrace all Of my friends for Never marry again; II
my desire. My adrs my sisters and brothers. Again
a last adieu. die like soldier. Your husband,
FlcToR KERR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02
NrwOatr.Ss Arcrsr %

NEw-OALEASs, AuausT 25
The Spanish Consul has taken down his flag, and closed
his Office transferring his functions 10 the British and
French Consus and placing he says persons and prop
ery OF Spanish subjects under the protection Of the Amer
lean Government.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02

81 TO CORRESpON DENTS.-We have several COM
muncaons on hand nominating various individuals for the
office of Governor &C.. &C., which we shall endeavo TO
publish the present week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02
u,THDRawaL OF MIR. BYRD.

AT Romney (Hnmpshire court on Monday 18th of August
Richard T. Byrd ESQ., withdrew from the canvass as can
ddate for Congress- Messrs Bcdngcr Faulkner and ker-
cheya the other candidates. addressed the people there on
that day Mr. Byrd's wellmed and patriotic address, de-
cnins to be candidate will be found in another column