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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20
Wholesale 4 Retail Clothing Store.
n. WALTER a BRO.
Manufacturers s. Dealers,

lSlcaaudadl slrset, Ildrpefs- Etrry, TWglHaa,
INVITE ihe attention oEthe trade % their exten-
L size sock of READY-1lIADE CLOTHING,
VIZ:
Froek Dress Over, Sack, La Polka COATS,
Claaks, Papss, Vests, Drawers, Shirts Gloves Sus-
pesidprs. Brois, Shoes Hats Caps, Trunks, and
all at,icles Belonging 10 gent emens ware, of every
variety u materials IN iise o Fdreign and Domes-
Tic Manufacturers. made OBJ in The best style and
III the most approved Fashdns, and which they Of
Eer I, prices aud upon terms as accommodating as
any establishment 10 the unfon.
RI Walter & Bro. hare Tot long time supplied
Jefferson and surrounding Cpunties o a gwat ex-
tent, and Merchants from ibis section of country
s,;lI censult their iuiefest hv al examination Of
~; = s,.s-g r. WALTER & BRO.
HagnrFs Esegry 0ctooey 2 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20

Orr establishment may be found nearly opposite
Mn j. Harris Store and the well known confec-
,,'4Iary establishment OF u F.. Blessing, and one
doIl ear Of DR.. G. F. Masca's dwelling
w. ;..ne hy industry, perseverance and atten-
,;or 4 bns;nsss. u share 10 pnblc patronage. We
49, 49, =, - sla = give general saiisfactio.
n M hss nv age, surely VIC have
right 10 claim share of thar ads-ntase. aug y. =
former success In making an impross nt - ~ y.
appearance Of manly giving good its in gStnarnt
cuiting-we have a right To claim share Of this
also We promise and pledge ourselves fuT the
faithful performance of ouT duty 10 any and all who
may entTust as with their work, assuring them II
shall be done with neatness and dispatch.
Garments cut to order at sll times
All kinds OF Country Produce taken in exchange
FOR work. JAMES CLOTHIER.
PETER POISAL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20

ia married man, every time he mek
the father Of his wife, complained to him n
the ugly temper and disposition Of bis .daueh-
ter At last, upon one occasion, the Old
gentleman becoming weary Of The continued
grnmblings Of his sou-in-laE exclaimed--.
e Yon are right, she. is an ilnperfinent jadsg
and if | hear any more complaints of her. 81
viii disinherit her." The husband made bS
more complaints
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20

alt If which have been paIchasc. on sch terms
entbie thcm 10 compete with any OF the Northern
Cities The introduction Of regular ine 81 Beats
The Can4 Cor The exclusive transportation OF nelchan'z
affords daily opportunities OF forwarding with dispatch
10 The various points, al greatly reduced rates. and Of
fefs great Inducements 10 dealers IL the purchase Of
iielcs in oni line.
an addition @ their stock Of Groceries thcy have %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20
EXCHANGE BANK OF
SELDEN, NITHERs 8 CO.,

VI ASHlNGToN, u. u.
TTsHE undersigned respectfully announce that
IL they have formed a eo-pannefship to transact
. general Banking and Exchanges business in this
els. undsr the firm az SELDEN, WITHERS &
60. and are prepared % deal IN
E,,rr;gn a., Dcsssii< Exchanges. Tine BIS Pro
ssissorg Nslss Legf Scales III Opposite Letters of
crsda' Ban. Nates ard Coia.
We undertake 10 make eolIecIions and promptly
10 remit the proceedsto any designed point wtbin
or without the Union.
Mr. WftEIAaa SELDES, member Of the firm, ana
for many years past the Treasurer ef ne Eaited
Se<s will give as careful personal attention 10 all
knaneial business which We may heemplnyed 10
transact with any Departments Of the Govern
Inent.
The business whieh our employers may require
q u lranz1ck will Be conducted with fidelity and
pfonpitiide. and upon the most reasonable terms
WILLIAM sELDEN,
Lafs Treasurer or lie IL. S.
JOHN WRITER'S,
4 e9f Aier1ndsS1, Ia.
W. LATHAM.
OF EEasisngtsh ID CT
0f RaEin,ort, H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20
Wholesale Watch & JsWelry Store.
y, mWn.UCE. &, cO.

IMPORTERS. Manafaefurers and Jbtsbers af
i HdTGHES. JEtEELRY AND FANCY
GOODS. have leased lie Oh stand. formerly ac-
capesi IS lAiessrx canheld. Brother & Co. Sapfh-
rad eerAEy If CAaxis and B4kiigoSe Streets, No.
22J,) Shich they are putting In complete order toI
The WHOLESALE WATCH AND JEWELRY
BUSINESS 70 BE- opened about The Goth Of July.
Ia eating the attentioa at the trade 10 the new
c1ncrrps We mention The fact that we are soci ated-
with one efthe msst extensive JEwgLRY MANtrtc-
rsaiSa EsrA Hi.FsuNgEFs 10 The county, which must
gise decided advantage - others In this
krt, fur kapplying scalcfs with Jewelry Of manuac
4rrrs PRICES eaingein ll1is branch Of trade long
since NEEDED, hefween Baltimore and the Southern
and Western Merchants.
We aesife 10 call uaFiicu ar attention 10 the
Waleh department, which will NJ all times he sup
prd with great assortment from the NEST ceie-
hgaled manufacturers, and kept in perfect running
nfder. 50 Thas purchasers may al once take them,
with wfIticn guarantee that they win perform cor
recilt.
1hbxbraneh Of The business will receive The
especial EeniiUn cf Of The firm whose extensive
and practical knowledge Of file business, will we
bopc. give ns a place III the confidence Of buyers.
We respectfully invite yoa 10 call upon us when
yuu next visit eur city, coufpeRtly believing that
az EXAMINATION ofour Goodslwill prove 70 goa. tina.
they are better styles and cheaper than You have
ever seen IN this market, and assure ron that 20
tlTar, shaiI be wanting our part to make the ac
sluaintanee one OF mutual be9ffit.
l.. H. MILLER & CO.
Cefafr n CAaxfeSaHd B7fffpl0te Streets, fatt
REFEREN cESs H
afcssrs. wYelh, Biscklock Il Co, Baltimnte.
t.wSB, Reid & Taylor
lasaes Hedges BfotAers,
Hurst { Berry,
klalFtock Duer n Evans, a.
Steliuan a flinrichs.
Sangstan T. Co.
nafthIew. Gwyan Co.
Rleiff d Pendlrten,
q hnshIHgx HALEY,
-. jain Murphy Co,
AInore n tsf.fRA.
Angus, 81, l65l--is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20
/ IN ennYed, but mol 10 Fairnont.

Old JEFFERSON FOREVER REMAINS
TNUOVED AND LNlfOFABLE
Inthe ntxttitude Of council ttsfe Is ,cisdonp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20

IAlLOAIING
inIthis place, where We have enjoyed
the privilege OF being citizens for a
number of years, and although We
hare been often cast down yet we are
not conquered. Therefore We have
determined 10 take fresh stari in the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20

Boots, Shoes, Hats, CAPS. &C..

Consisting Of zoos Cases and Cartoons, Of The
following varieties, viz:
Men'sthick and heavy Brogans
Oak Bottom round and Nat Seam 10;
'4 Navy Or Planters do;
Extra Size do;
Unbound do;
Boy 5 and youths unbound do;
MEMS Calf. Kip and Seal do
Boys and youths do dos
Mems double sole and thick Boots, VII
.. Tapsole eas
:. Hungarian ~ to- i
Fishing do;
= y Calf cork sole fine do;
q Kip aud Grain do !;
Bpy and youths doy doi
4" Thick do;
Ladies extra fine Calf, Wei, Bnskin and Ties;
do Morocco 4 Seal do. do;
Jenny Lind do. do
BiDoncr Boots:r
Cater and half Cater do;
Fine Leather and Morocco DO.
Low priced Kid, Seal, Cali and Morocco n.
Rpanls
Missess Leather, Kals, Calf aud Morocco BuSk-
ms and Slips ia great variety .
Clnldren's Boots and Shoes every variety and
kind.
feaver, Mole Skin, Silk. Dtab and Black Wqal
California Mexican and SLOUGH Hats, Blue and
black ctelh. Seal aad Glazed six linedn Gaps.
with other fashionable styles;
" MACK Leather and Hair Trunks;
asn :sshts Shoe Thread
~ ,5i n sr;,;s they respectfully iAyite the at
ienIiou Ii merchants aa.' sa,sls
great inducements IA ths wayac.. b. salns; M
McVElGHs HARPER g Gu nm ps. n IT, III.
Prince Street Wharf Alexandria.
sepienltsg II. 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20

He that never extends his view -.
yond the praise or rewards Of men viii ba
detected b neglect aud envy. or infatnStsd
BY honor and applause
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20
sIeteigh, Harper { chamberlain,
Wholesale Gr0csrs 8 Extensive
pEaxEns ~
Eleete, shoes. HAAS, Caps, Sc,
AYE Tf4 IS gf ra


DEsPECTFUI.TsY make known 70 their Gus
IN toners and dealers generally that they are
naW receiving hr PACKETS Am Elizabeth, ttEm-
pIre and Judge whitman direct from New
rgfk and Bosfna. their FsII aiork IL Groceries.
A. eyissisting Id part As iFiiioWs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20
Es1zasnis .Tsnh -Slonss, e.

TTXH /. 4i1 1s Nsfips been appointed AGENT
V5r j XEI txf sloue-rni1ers Fl frederick
CIV 1If vii = Il t1otDenss. tomb heais. foot
s,6sts al 81 Iiaiia1 61d American Marble Al Bal
s;lore and PhsdsIp prices and will deliver he
eame rakE a. cakn9s AND - ms OWN RISK, whcr-
Ger of1e1eN
Al nefstns Who N<<ine u purchase viii please
.s1i - ne 81 Car, Szpfinaianls Hotel
John e. STEPHENS
fE- Letter. s. and era mental .rerk will be done
ne Il rkfI@<. j. c. S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20

DRACTICESs IS sfeiolore Ia all The Courts Of
4 Jefferson Befksiey. ard Clarke counties. As
Commissioners or Re nefksihofing, and all ihe
Western stats. he will take The acknowledgment
q: and kETnEsrscArG nnrer his SEAL or OF
LICE, any instrument 81 writing 10 Be used il SAIL
p.ates and as
NOTARY PUBLIC
ron JEFFERSON CorNHY, he will administer aida
wits. take dispositions and Acknowledgment Of
deeds mortgages, SC, 10 be recoEded ID any Of The
counties IN Virginia.
January 2. 1851 Yr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20
TAILORING

Al S we hare conferred with friends not few, we
II have concluded to raise The standard Of the old
ma well tried trade Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20
W. Ilee:ar,ra .against cum

War Deci&FSA asaiHss NuDas
CsTNcE IN The course Of efnf 20 events, &c ~.
- j oetones necessary aha. eress man sloua a,
iulioN some vocation, whereby 70 g.tn sn hHnsss
likelihood therefore viii hereby declare cnd Eake
SHOWN = generous public. thai am now cary
Ing ~ TIE
SaddIery & Harness Making,
IN iii az lis raIios branches, and an prepared 10
rat m Is os,a work ard at Is short G6lice and %
IL acsonlmodausg ierms as any one in the Ssaie q
Virginia Cpele one come an and Sre me letore
purchasing. md will DO ven guod.
HlDES-The highest cash price paid fdf all
kinds 81 Green and Cuisd Hides.
EDWARD SMITH.
uafnFrs.Ferr9 0et 81 1851 High street.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20
.Ahrn 1851
----T- ---s-- -
Machine Shop and Iron Foundry.
Agricultural Machinery.

TIME subscribers are now prepared TO manu-
facture atfheir establishment Chariest9wn
Jefisrson county. Virginia, a GR5C ELIUIeAL
MAcHINEI7I Of every description.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20

H. Those who gosto heaven WHEN thcJ
dEs' must begin their heaven While they lire
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20

rvIovEs--Baekskip Gloves ssTy heavy Cents
NJ riding ditto, foF sale ~; q sz.-a. d
sep. 81 1851. IAiE : Ho0tL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20

DEALERS INxFOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-17
OE 1C 4 X ",

De, this city Saturday. Gcro1er 4h, ISL WALTER r
yst:s NJ Allen Gllic:rI Sumption ard asitna
n. new dymurei t:eriu and resigned - the M
-nsao&S OF al All ws r7T.i.a:r. husband and father, he
was aeeoAae AMI ra ne:hb"s ohi!slns aud unassu
TnE at scN r"cs u! al has dealings with his fellownIan lie
was cons" cot nh' I" tue First Baptist Church in : ciy-hs
trust - e goodness OF Col his answering reliance The
SlT'G ina we mi. ed and supported
9.nl'st an .ausat n niso although burened the
scas:2a ~ word? goods e WI G rich" This
taG hJ) I'll sufficient S ne
'nrs"rh ne Valley al Dcas--an aicny awaited the
no Il. would ~ al over hrI
Msc crisc the sent ir" the body (he
.. 'ay brother. With God and
sweet; gc AID. ;h"ast refreshing umbcr-
haw que "v s,urins that slunhcr'-he slept,
nccr thlh hat know. wdSnshs pure and
world
sion 81 eternal lie clt Devoted aud aiect"a wife, and
Gi:s- Children with other relatives aud friends
The osi o. enc whose place bc supplied Few
hatscrr ht" warmer devoted friends; friends who
ell around his bed an! chec:e rred him during his
tedious Illness ba ne and from surrng
MAY God tie Trend OF The widow guie
protect: az. build iita1s afflicted al lag
D3h Messenger comes them household
around the Throne Z" God where parting shall be
There 5 wor above,
Where parting unknown
A whole eternity Of love.
Formed for tie good alone;
And Faith beholGs the dying here
Transportsdto that happier sphere. A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-17
For the Enquirer.
UT UIc DFlqIF'e
,I1c ucoS sTITUTIONAL BAR" :

THE CONSTITUTIONS par p;r.r
-. or Rchmund do you want the baF III a',es ~
ienfd1 If YOU do will show you no" ~ W !. -.
;ii, First as no State can lay any uu'y 0" .o" v
~ an nnorts without the consent oi oo"Sieesi nom ; ns
VI o r ar laske is elected instruc nm 10 OBTAIN m
omtbo,;,y from Congress- Tor ne hSnnI , ~ W. rn
, cnnocss has authority To DO VIII obey, as e"
'nE r snycrcj,n command. II. contrary 10 eXprrti
A. PMS should be eIectet why suppose would "
Nm ,r ~ cfior him for, although lie has twice 'ft'
,J ,l, ms tuctions OF ibr people WIN 'He most -
cnnirn,nt he has always been champion Oh INC fs,
,i,;, and for that reason, voted 10 repeal The us
n,i, m, here 10 say, that the difference between me IT,
- i,.,rur,ion and tight o! petition Is lhis Inc l"ht ~
% ,u il IN, ri:ht Of the master TO his servant; 'ne
% -, nc,iIion is the right OF the servant 10 ms
ns' " r. MIR Caskc is elected tell him ii is your VIII
and pleasure and the thing will be- d"h' ana II Alr. n
- ,c,,d :, nd him your most humble and serVle petlo'
, no ynur kind and irdulgent master, may look WIN
an yuu and introduce bill 10 grant TO The Cl! VI
hnd The mower 10 lay OH all vessels entering hef
MIR, eyccpt those of very light tonnage such as oye
boats That will pay tie interest on one hundred 'h"isi
dnrs for twenty five years. and deposit iout lhouslna
lars onunnllv into the CITY treasury so as 70 qncatc III
a., in five wears Ten thousand dollars year VIII
" :, ND ,hr TAX will be felt. Baltimore has improve
ner hrhnr for many years. anu IL Is The o
w., r,v Lei the commerce OF the Mississippi and nc
axes be taxed in the way Let Them that receive he
hnnsf nay for IT, Why should we pay million 10 improve
ne nar,aton of the rivers and lakes which lave
49,, snnr or keel merely tenth OF il in return!
IA h s mi our shoulder the Wheel and tell The people
an our western waters ii they wish to Improve The means OF
getting their cheap produce 10 market lhey must DO II "
Ihrir own EXPENSE, and lay tax on tose proaucs 10 III
nroye their own inland navigation ~
Sch j. the true honest and wise %ay 10 remove the ba
I'm james River.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-17
". G. Ml.LEs, Secretary.
DEMocRYyIc MEETING II LOUISA


A,a meeting oi tic Democratic parry 81 l1!'4 county
held tie Court 1nsc Hereof the c:i ia! 81 Seic'.
br ls5l Col VIM, o. Harris was called 10 hc Chair, ani
Edward II. Ian" appointed SrcIetafy.
TIE OHJcct .! the meeting was then explained by 'i!e
Charn8 10 ba that u appa!Gtn. delegates To me sSiae
and District Conventions, ana .iu selecting cIn:id4te 10
represent Ibis cvuny in tie General Assembly q! VIZ
GINA.
IA portion Of the proceedings here omitted tie said
Cmnvsn:na having been held.
On m3.ion Of J4nirs L. Go,!oa ksq il wa.
Resolved That committee ut 50 be oppurIri from Tic
different api"ns 81 the COUNTY. :nrnniH crn!Ii1;c Ia
this meeting SAL con'nc 10 b. nominate; 1, the ChatF
and approved by the naclrG.
Tha committee G'er Tie FORGING icsviu un c!i:cd aaa
Ia Il time !"t I-.at viii % JpscPh h Pen
t,t"n The CHOICE 0, .,i COMA. "Arr,.r ~.
fca,ivt., "a h.'ui.. t.-!n"::r - - shy"o ~ ~.
iccu-r - l'l'. y. -. count: 10. a sNE i.nSi=ta't -:
Virginia lr. pcDuctni bain. ,nofne :s non.nrit1,
for%ard ana accepted tic in m appropriate
speech pl.agln- h'nset bis best eJrts the
sue OF the Democratic party.
On motion Il was cTi"Te: these proceedings DE- pub
shcd in the Richmond Eaquer and R:c1lnoni Examiner.
On motion, the meeting ,,iInGrned
WILLIAM q. HARRIS, Chairman.
EDWARD II. Lane Secretary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-17
To the Editors Of the Enquirer.

TO the Editors Of The Es7u5 ,,rc-ox D c. oc H. 1851
tho ,,c,l c,uron Is perhaps buoblins Is retiny IN"
Gerccy IN pr:inss yuEiu al the present 'i'S - " r,s
Congressional District in Nirgnla ihe circt!!i Oh
day the liIl will demonstrate 10 the people %, me - -
,h,i pcnnsvvari, a true to tie 'comTrG;s 70 the o'n
titutiun Ia the Union. Col B.lor viii 90 trumlaah'5 ie
ralncd in his patriotic course before The Pe:ie VI ''
during The present ca:lTass . .,,;s,l
with the aho,unstS tia; hi election would DC hGn .,
every Southern puttent OF EVIL dai woe Ia '
ana welfare ri the country. l.ooH ont ioG c.'ech- "
from Pennsylvania next week. ;
notice paragraph going the ROUNDS OF the paper ~"
nortifg that Mr. Secretary Stuart tiitt* at ~.
Of Summers Gov oil Fir4 ina Is more ht ctrH'" i,-,
sorry 10 hear but positively our ir!ef- h'e'"'"' % "
rclicyc word of this declaration Is about ~ t!'i'@ "
| Secretaries assertion ltichmoud,hai lie retained M
a,oonsts FrGssnrs Zone ard the sair) IN "iile' '
Tie election of Mr. Summers j. Inst about ~ crf''', a
wonid be the election the Hon. Graet'l hiils.'i !"
Vice President OF the United States-lor whic', once u
has been named by some o! his 'aetHat!'i', " !" "'
NJ un'IIeolnnaby asprcs ,.- mad ;,
This i. NOT the first ttno that sir Stuart has assn i L
.r.ah for Democratic NgiEI. b. tie way Will 'N d"
IL viii here remind the bciigiii:d people q; 'h-lna "'
fac, they may have forgotten l. Inc G''d ro'" " 81"
State fl. behind tie times, an me progress Va
are ~ Mr. Stuart said they are Ia h'3 boston ptsc''
Ml not fail remember the humane promise 81 'aie wise
this ctual this slgacous aud highly sHeh if.
visit his native State very so'n NJ" s''hsr ii w. ~:
pose edfyn@ and Eaigd!cnlng his ban4h'ed tI" eau
lens and giving them his benefit u these lessons III "
and practical knowledge, which tie gathered IN "SSdeIsss
and has ganercd up III his paiIioc hc:f VINO Says NOV
"rhere = not good time acouiihs !,
But batnage aside, how can Mr. Stuart or any ONE
man claim the election OF Mr.. Summers as hi+ic '!'s
ce tain" when he himself iii MT cgre!innsly lIn"'"
of the politics OF his Staie must knon thi lie chance
are wholly ia favor o Col JnhrsJn Aye By several lho'i-
and majority! Since Mr. Stuart unexpectedly esrntt
TO his present position he has said and done many c;cuou
things and his friends should advise hli 10 pray That
Some power he .Iitlc &c W,
To Ourselves as iicEs SIC n";
and then they would not have so frequent "cc1
sion blush his foolish and Improbable 1@ca'dh'h
and statements.
Judge Douehs is at the National Hotel, looking yer
well, aud seemingly ready 10 enter upon me tre+!eai
course, if his patty slnctiur-in Conyehon-s no'iha
ton.
Some of friends here c:mac Ca-hies majority III III
district 800 thick give him 80 m;I'r!'E
provided friends NJ Ia The good WORK IN earnest
The is work active and sucprss l.. veFy ii$d
John :. Caskic be equally vg.liut aud watcniHE
| pOSUIIAN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-17
Il. a. HUI, Secretary.
TIL: TRUI; SPIRIT.

The democracy OF Lynchburg, held glorious rally, on
Friday MINT last Tie Masonic Hall nearly filled wi II
, untorrif,d sovcregns and TIE wclkn made ring
with the enthusiastic applause which greeted the eloquent
and powerful speeches MusSTs Booker and Tribe. Dir
uvKcr par cnafly powerful End nc! in his argument
While Mr. Tribe glowing in his coquence and most
happy in his hits the late whia now tic himbug Union
part. Ne that have nat space this morning Il
briefly sketch admir- bIc speeches OF these gentlemen.
They 10th Corners amongst rs, are bath young
Gentlemen Of fr Ia, and popular debating quans and
unl,ss greatly deceived, will bca most valuable &C.
quisun The democratic party and cause in This section
After conclusion "i Mr. Tribes speech! The Hon. Shell
+. LEAxE having just arrived in town, and being pres
emit called iof and assembled the stand amid the mos,
cnthusa site cheering ever listened Ia. He very hand
sonelr car,ised s,! Tor speaking that occasion
On The ground that excessively ia!gucd from mis- day
ride and also upon the fact that he was 10 speak on the
night following. Lyaeh5urg Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-17
CONVENTION oF-THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY 0:

Eh "
Pursuant notice convention OF the Democratic parry
of New Kent and Charles City, In" delegates attending
from Jarne- Cy) held New Kent cour; House on
Thursday the oh u, for The purpose OF nominating can
cdac for tie House Of Delegates TO represent the District
in tIeXvon of the ratification OF the new Constitution
On motion John Parrish appointed Chairman, and X
4. Till Secretary. . ~
\ committee being appointed Ed. Waddl, Esq, o.
Charles CITY, was presented suitable candidate, VINO
being Informed Of his nomination b. the Committee: acce
ted it in brief and pertinent remarks.
The object of the Convention having been carried OUT,
and tie litigation from Charles City having Withdrawn the
following delegation the county of New hent was APP
puintcd 10 attend Convention the second Monday IN
Ocob., in tie City of Williamsburg, 10 nominate can.
dae for this Senatorial District under the new Consllu-
lion, to wit: . w
Cn W lsatclifc Geo. S. B-umley, Dr. Geo Williamson,
Jno s. Lacy, Capt. f. p. Meredith, Dr.. H. G. CIump,
Thos s. Noriss, Jr Thos. B. Sherman, aud Dr.. ". r.
Richardson.
On notion The Chairman and Secretary were added to
tho delegation.
Or motion the proceedings OF the Convention were or
derud 10 b. sent Editors of The Enquirer and Exanln-
err rcqcs that they be published in their respective
papers,
On notion the meeting adjourned.
JOHN PARRISH, Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-17
10 t.s Editors Of tie Richmond Republican.

CeGemen-l a happy 10 announce HE ARRIVAL o car.
Coil this day boat Belle, Capt Phelps, frUm
-tlyad 20 the mouth u North R"er thereby nnuuncine
:a: the put: of the opening Of the Cunal. The
Belle IL loading with full cargo OF James River Ce
20: yon city, and will b. the fist boat loaded West OF
Blue -jtge with the products of Western Virginia.
Ii.ua strong link of connection with our
Eastern brethren, hic hope weld still! stronger and
pour your lap the r. products of these luXuriant
ta!ns and .uiieys.
Half ago. III: wHo advocated The practical
billy o. Canal th""gh this mountain pass, was consider
Cd Il TOOL Tie advocates Cunal the
Asnany cunrin Is idiculed and pronounced insane by
,.s p,ri:oL 81 TIE COMMUNICATIVE perfectly
yus1 and doubt that not will capse
81! Mi The necessity OF connection between the
tHA:ets q: the Ohio and the jones Rivers.
:fi.w:cal line Of packet boats from Lynchburg TO
N0s :ilvr and connect ~ Lexington with the
N.ll.nT CJIE.Gs.