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For he Enquirer,
ut IEe LFkYt~F' y
uDR A. GRAHAM"

Under ths above caption most scurous article apeared
in The "Richrnond Whig of the lIh INST pufpo,"s
have been written by "Rockbfdsc DeinoI'a. a,a ~ "a
Gle 50 utterly fusc and reckless, could oniy haVe
from bitter ncrsonal malgniIy and could the motives Oh
the author be known they would donaess Dc 'ou;
originated in personal Spleen and desire 10 eiiI ~, ~
ocyenpe BY taking advantage OF The opportunity "he
occasion presented in Dr. G. being candidate ioi ah oe
of high position and This article pears lhe
r,ut in but one single pacuarlhnl Is wefe nc apcaA
OF the opposition Of Judge Brockeno'ousn. Any V ,;on
with The state OF afiirs in this Juuclai
during The election for the Court OF Appeals, can isao
account for Judge BIS opposition we afh .nat M 6 nc
tiIy to Dr.. Graham is owing ehtey " ~. I hif - Wo
snopoled Judge Samuels in preference 10 hhse. wv VA
nave no desire 10 p open old sores when shouu nave
long ago but when Judge Bs opposuon - c. .d ~ no,
ence The public mind necessity demands 'ha' nn 80 o
-, unexnlajned We profess 10 kno" Inc sentiments ~ "
he ncople OF This county and readily alrm ,hal VIZ
only opposition manifested is conhnen 10 'uose - nn
fw of Dr. rs personal enemies, and that WIN 'nese
lions Dr. Graham will receive The Gniire De'oc'a"'
together with the support OF many Hnlss. ,,,,,i,,
In relation 10 his "porsonal ana poitlca' nhpopn'a,
ve can only say that Dr. Graham Was noninaleu .'." @
mousiy FOR rhe House OF Delegates aus .'s IN The
,ne county by one Of the largest conventions ever % ~ i ~
cnunty and declined the position on oeihs p'aee' -
nation for the Board Of Public Morks o,,l;det
But furthermore is charged mat ne 10 lo'i j,hont
hn nos;,;on- "A selfish lnlriguer and scAemeI "inuu
her nrac,ical sense or experience 10 hi him lo e
This like nj! The other charges mat huse - c;niii
against him. is based upon mere assertion I ,ybn
t. OF evidence 10 support them. On the con'!aly' no 70
80 over covcrscd with DR.. Graham IN Ieiatoh ~ |
sources ana improvements OF the State, Hno" sass f
hiphIy practical in his views, aad has pecua n.c,c.
rs office thai bu, few posscss-ai enltey 80,
~" r;.nns hart.d by souni-iiscruinaIins iuu9e"s''
a. has always been considered, one OF ont NJ dauI
men and has ever been iniciallgaole III ms @ nr,d in
n, the mineral resources oil t-1chpSee' ,h,t hr
p ce ,hrrc sanarate and distin: branches OF sau. va ~
Grst introduced into the county, which are ''ny rh,s
lucrative aud important sources oi lnus' n e u0t:p At
valley. 4hoE no-
r h,. q, far recovered from his late Illness, ina
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air. Hopkins' card will be read with qualification and de-
nht by all lovers Of harmony and organization In our ranks
II bcnhcs the old and pnre spirit OF democracy ana nes
- rho brcrze Ihe banner under the ample folds OF which
we have 80 often marched on batrIc and vico!y The
compcors OF Mr. Goode for the nomination nave not
desoed NECESSARY say anything 10 their courses but
NC think we know them well enough say that neither
viii be second 10 Mr. Hopkins in his devotion TO The usages
and success his patty and that each will give 70 Inc nom
inca br,y and undivided support May such ever be the
nm,np sprr OF The Virginia democracy. Such alone can
secure our triumph South Side Democrat
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MONDAY MORNING, MAY 23, 1900

DISCRETION THE BETTER PART OF VALoh,
In the annexed resolutions will be found piah
of the sentiments entertained BY tho wing ,,o
this city for their redoubtsble Mr.. Coleman. :.
idea of his addressing his Richmond cons'''"s, ,..,
tolerated for moment. Even the mere ior o,I,u him
ton won't be permitted His managers ,,I no, ,,o,
even to be consulted about that matter m 49,, ror him
him even to make his own answer 80 -. nd h;s co,.
and decide for him. They are h''
science keepers. no, - an invitation 10
1o"o .S.a,d neople was, that he was not speak
sincs that he has been sumplne i 'u'''''
Ls.,., ,he counes His engagements IN 'ha' way ..
- .o..i,p that his committee here won a''o" '"e"
~ ~, :, r,,ed st ALL He has not time even 70 ans"e'
- ,v,,ation from the Richmond pnoic. "ha' e''es
q" ,h. neonla bereq He recommends himself In the
o,ry as the country candidate He wont degn 10 noace
Richmond invitation If sent him. his engagements IN te
country are pressing for that what cares ne io cry
people chained and bound down by caucus VINO WIN "
dragged The polls by caucus managers on wv
made 10 vote for him nolens polens If elected it will be oy
the Richmond but what cares ne fof ''e
vo,e7
poi, the country candidate running upon the strength OF
his city majority. He Is stump o'a'o' ao'us ' 1'
cause he is not a speaking man.
We learn however that The resolutions annexed Will be
b,ouuh nm before meeting Of the Democracy to-day and
,be scon in the premises will be published TO morrow
Ara meeting of the Whg Club OF the city of Richmond
b.n Nav 18th 1858 communication from the committees
of Vigilance of Democratic Association proposing na
hi; cnb should unite with them in joint invitation TO the
Candidates for Congress for This district TO address he peo
nile of Richmond having been submitted 10 the meeting he
following resolutions were lhereupon adopted:
st Resolved That respects one of the Congressional
caudidates Col Coleman,) have every reason 10 oe
oye ,ha, his previous engagements in other paris OF he
district are such as 10 render wholly for him.
at this late period of the canvass without violating those
engagements avail himself of the proposed inVauon
shoud it be given and therefore respectfully decline 10
unite In such invitation. ,,,,
Cd Resolved however, That il the Democratic Association
desire political discussion affords US pleasure 10 say 'hey
can and will be srat6ed. While offer no challenge we
shall certainly decline that may be offered we 90 no
throw down the gauntlet but we shall not hesitate 10 'ahe
3d. Resolved That, In response to The above menoneo
Secretary be instructed 10 transmit 70
the gentlemen from whom The was received copy OF
the above resolutions. e
By order Of the Club. Jso. H SHOOK, Secretary.
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THE NEW YORK CRYSTAL pALACE-The Jour-
nal OF Commerce saya four hundred workmen are no" en-
gagged in this stupendous structure The work progress
ing rapidly, and the main portion of the building VIII oe
completed by the Is, Of June The whole building ncu
ding the ground floor and galleries, will cover nearly iour
of land Large quantities Of Goods intended for exh-
bition have already arrived and than four thousand
applications for exhibition have been received from GILL
zeps of this country alone The prospect is that there will
be respectable gathering at the Palace, when the show
opsna.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF THE COMMON

VVrop,, ITn .IIaLH ~ UF VIKUlNA-A FKULLHWH IOIN
ohMaION having been eceved by me Of the destruction by
nre Of the Court Of DE County FauQuier therefore,
u, ,Uaason G"Teror Of TIC said onwealt pursuant 10
@ - iaRach case, do issue this proca
@ nefesy The basement OF the Methodist Episco.
NE SOUTH on CulpepG street in the Of Warcnton,
until aui'sbe building shall be erected for such
'en poder ha under the lesser tho
m, at Richmond s day of Nav iasa w
t the Governor GEoRaE W. MuNFoap Secretary Of hs a,
snweath Nav
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THIRTEEN DAYS LATER FROM

THIRTEEN DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
New ORLEANS, May 20-The Steamer United Satee
arrived o-ay with dates from San Francisco Of the 30h
u! being l3 days later The passage of the United Sates
splendid one, the whole trip not occupying twenty
days.
The Grand Jury in the Of the steamer Independence
had rendered decision In which they give the opinion that
the vessel wholly unseawothy and before the time
OF The accident aud that much blame attaches her
in SLOWING her be used Tor the transportation Of pas.
Business at San Francisco continued dull, though hold
of -four had been enabled in instances 10 obtain
slight advance.
The stock OF Provisions and other necessary articles Ia
the interior very light and the roads leading thereto
In the wrrchrd condition.
From The mines the accounts, were cheering the InBes
beng indus,riously and prohlably employed.
There had been but few arrivals oil San Francisco nom
Atlantic ports since the last although number OF
vessels considerably overdue The ba;que Old HcIo-
" had arrived in lac days from New York.
agricultural prospects were very fat:erlng, and large
yield anticipated
The Alta California represents trade dull, and the mar
ke for many leading articles depressed owing in part 10 the
buckwardness and bad condition Of the
roads An active business in May however, expected
The -four large and heavy arrivals expected n
the next few weeks
The Wnaiog ship Robert Brentsford Of New Bedford.
ashore on Christmas Island.
The Sandwich Islands Legislature met on the 9th OF
April company had been formed TO establish line oil
steamers between The Island and San Francisco.
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CONVICTION AND OHIO RAIL ROAD. The Guyan.
Herald learns from Mr. Rugges The assistant engi-
this road that it is The intention 10 put seventy-hve
miles of The road from the mouth hc Big Sandy 10 the
falls Of Kanawha river under contract Immediately and 10
have it graded ready for the rails present This
part of the route ne says easy and the cost Of grading
will be slight We are glad learn from the Herald that II
s the intention TO press work with all the rapidy that
the Stale appropriations will allow.
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4 HIGH TARIEE.


No has advocated nigh tariff n this country with
much zeal and pertinacy Horace Greeley Of the New
York Tribune He has devoted column after column In his
paper the task OF proving that without the country
would go rapidly ruin and destruction He has predicted
all OF evils from the operations of the tariff OF 1886
which, in his opinion was certain 10 destroy almost every
branch OF American industry. The necessity Of protection
has always been the substance of his articles political
economy, and long after of the prominent
in the Whig party, learning by experience its folly
willing place In the category with the United States
Bank and regard Obsolete idea" Greeley contn-
ued battling for IL with the most resolue determination OF
all the numerous hobes Of the editor OF the Tribute know
of that he has ridden harder than that OF proec
tive tariff that supposed he would be lees likely
abandon. But since Scott defeated last November
Mr. Greeley has learned two thngshst that there is
Whg paryi and, second that protective tariff is
essential after all 10 the prosperity Of the country Ina
cent number Of Tribune he thus discourses
I'VE propose leaving things that are behind 10
perfection. We do revive the tariff
lroversy if antagonists therein will unite with In
ging forward tie Pacific rail road since believe
many branches of manufactures already sodly
absed need other protection than such the
duty will afford and look for that rail- road
do for American manufactures hBn any tariff has
dune could do in widening The market and making
the United States instead OF Great Britain the commercial
centre OF the world"
tectioniss leaves them almost without advocate, and
pne that the number Of persons who will seriousy
argue In favor OF that favore Wing dogma is very
limited indeed Ii is gratiying the Democracy the
has vndcaed its correctness and claims upon public sup
port II Is tlue Slr Greeley make his abandon
menl Of the protective policy conditional upon the building
O The Pacific rail road but that he does for The purpose Of
leri himself down from The high the low anii platform.
upon which he hereafter stand Too sudden de-
would not have been prudent n the Tribune phnso
pe and lie has been wise in having something prepared 10
break his fall Lancaster hAelhgenccr
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TERRIBLE GALE ON LAKE ERIE.

BUFFALO MAY 20 terrible storm and gale prevailed on
Lake Erie yesterday which, 80 far as heard fo mas pnveo
quite DISASTROUS The brig Andre from Chicago with UuO
bushels corn lost Cleveland The crew and passen
gers saved
The propeller ST. Joseph and steamer America were oo
SERIOUSLY damaged whilst endea vous make their In
10 Cleveland.
fishing vessel capsized of Cleveland and three OF those
on BOARD were drowned.
The captain Of The brig Montczma reports having passed
vessel capsized, and the cneng 10 the wreck 10
most distressed condition II was feared some had been
drowned The rough al the time that he was un
able to render any assistance.
Several other vessels reported ashore between Buffalo
and Cleveland There serious apprehensons OF urhe
damage and loss of life The wind blew perfect hurricane
all day and the weather quite cold.
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DESTRUCTIVE HAILSTORM.-The Fairfax New 8
brings us intelligence of destructive hasorm which pass
ei over he Southeastern section Of that county Wednes
Gay last II commenced some miles below Occnquan. and
extending 10 northeast direction passed into Maryland
where II was also very destructive. The farmers in the
neshhorood OF Pohick Church and the village Of Occoquan
suffered great injury. Messs Clover Levi Burke, iona
than Roberts, r. H. Wheeler and A. Mckenzie suffered
almost tho entire loss of their growing crops
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
pR0t'lANATt0N

WEEEAs vacancy has n the General AseembIy OF
" this STATE by the resignation Of Charles Mason, ESQ., Sen
r ot The composed Of the counties of Stafford King
la5s and pfiuce Wian hefore the shes Of the said coun
veg ae .eby required hoRn election each in his respective
fancy.
GVsn und hand as Govanor and under the seal Of the Com
II nonwcalh u, Richmond this fifteenth day Of Apri in the
: - year 1883 JOSEPH JOHNSON.
By the Governor GEo. w. MuHFoRp,
April i6-ctje Scc'y the Common wealth.
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Holden Rhodes, Esq., has been brought in Chesterfield
The Wing candidate for The House of Delegates There
will thus be more animated in that county han
was expected The animated the canvass larger ~l
be the vole and do despair seeing 500 claimed
for Judge Caskie there, realized.
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ANTI RENT OUTRAGE

ScAoAARIr N. Y, MAY 20.-An anii.rent outrage WAS
perpelraed on man named Laurence whilst he was al
t-mpng to serve d summons of Jacob }. Dez Laurence
vas treated in the most ruany manner and finally reless
ed after sustaining serious bruises
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By the Governor 60 MvsoRp Sec'y the Commonweal
Ani
BY THE GOVEKNt or VIRGINIA.
ORGANIZATION

WHEREAS vacancy occurred in the Judiciary oiths Com.
w monwea By the death Edward Johnston the Judge OF the
fourteenth Creu composed Of he counties Of Monoc
Poelhonas, Ailes shany, Bo,elout Roanoke and Craig.
Therefore conformity the sheriff OF each Of said coun.
hes hereby required hold election Thursday the hir.
.e day next the pas prescribed Judge
iot the said fourteenth Circuit osupy the vacancy aforesaid
Given under my hand Govno and under The seal VI the
ea u.s. 's'' . >''" pOD '''s ''''e"' 'A' y '''
BY he Governor: JOS. JOHNSON
GIohGE w NrSFoRp. Sec off wealth.
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puC NORWAIK DISASTER

HARTFORD, CoSS May l9.-The Senate adopted reso
nion to-day authorizing the committee the Nurwalk dis
stcr 10 summon before the President and Snperintend
enr of the road and examine the bridges Mr. Butler OF
No walk has strongly denounced the management OF inc
road and the rotten condition Of the bridge.
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PORT ROYAL BoARpINe SCHOOL,


reputation AID patronage OF this School are daily
oaoha Ins,uton Virginia. The course Of Instruction full
oousn y.;emstc smbrcing the English Classical and Mah
esca branches professor Of Music has also been provided
Th. us,cn healthy and accessible being the Rappahan
about % miles below Fedseksbure and l6 miles from
NE Milford depot the Rchmnd and Fredericksburg Rail
regularly twcea week from Baltimore and Fedcr
1souIs and conyeyanccs may be had from the depot
annual the let Monday IN october ant
"nu 10 months with Of about week al CHRISTMAS
I one o 3tay Easter Pupils admitted at any time durnl
, The annual examination and exhibition taxes place II
'u1s, a'the Close OF the session.
mere !, Present for four or boaners and
Tie oe made BY the Of the next session. o
'"' accommodation Of aks,s =
B,.,, ,oa,; Tsrmsl
Wrtopr hos ~ VI, payable one third in advance, sial
''o primary department,
EzrN,. academic course from 5000 4C
For anu extra studies al professors prices.
O'''h anu reference, address
por pov,, E. BAUDER, Principal.
-O-Hoyal. Caroline County, Va. March M-cly
NtRaGiSIA R,lIA MILITARY INsTITUTE.-The Board Of
lc VI me Virginia Military Institute will meet stthe Ils
h.l, 70. Pay Cadet APPOINTMENTS DC
signed writing with the proper testimonials
Qr,",Sa asiohs prior that lime.
un s ss-Between the ages OF l6 and Is yearsreedsm
disease or ln6rmty-and fair moral character. The
be so DC able to read and write WE'LL and be familiar
opera Of Arithmetic. The applicant for State
4yl7-co,, FRANCIS II. SMITH, Superintendent
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Dr Charles T. ackson of Boston, has just made report
upon the North Carolina Copper Nine in which ne pronoun
ces il unsurpassed in richness and ,s results unprecedented
10 the history Of copper mining.
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RAILROAD pRECAUTION-Trs on the Michigan
Southern Railroad have been ordered 10 halt on approaching
bridpe when the conductor engineer 10 60 forward
and see " the way Is clear, before moving agdih'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-24

The FIRST DISTRICT Louis c. II. Fnney, Esq
VINO was nominated Tor Congress- by portion Of the Whg
of The first Accomac) district, declines 10 accept.
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MARBLE YARD.

IUBN r po MARBLE YARD.
Es,no ENS 18th Street, Main, Richmond Va Dealer
sv. Italian and American Marble Monuments Tombs
Ftouu asn;e pieces Of every description wall Plates
oa.l.isnm, carvngex.cutsd in the neatss,manner.
h Rossnbc counry, ,wthcy reference promptly
served his apprenticeship in Of largest
a York City ,and having much the
Witt work executed his Shop will give
"0dssan any done North or South Oct5-cly
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Ellen THOMPSON little Girl OF three years, died 81 New
Yok on Tuesday consequence o having been poisoned
by which she had swallowed eating OH the
ends @ Iucifer m8 tches.
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LETTER FROM QUEEN VICTORIA TO PRESl-
DENT pIERCE.-Her Majesty, Queen Victoria. upon
c.iynn The OF the menchoy accident which resulted
in he loss of President Perce only Is said 10 have per
sonay written letter Mr. lngerso In coincidence loF
,he sad affection The President had sustained.
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STDRM Al, THE WEST

CIScSNATi MAY ia tremendous storm visited This
latitude Yesterday Many buildings struck by light
ming and several houses unruofed by the wind The
Madison packet HoOser State and the Louisville packet,
Tel.srsph considerably damaged Nolivcs were LOST
hear from
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-24

We are authorised to state that John S Fleming Esq of
Goochand not candidate Tor Commissioner Of the Board
oil Public Works
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The the Fredericksburg and Potomac road an OIL
track yesterday morning two three OF them were
badly broken two persons slightly wounded
and the afternoons mail from The North delayed till late last
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WASHINGTON AFFAIRS

WAsHrSaroS MAY 20.--Lieutenant Melgs has appointed
Pfnple Slight master carpenter for The Capitol extension
The apooin ment Of John Van Buren as Minister ia
France instead of Cen Dix has been rumoed here for
da +
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-24

Dr. James P. Hambc,oD, who had been announced as
candd,te tor he Legislature finding there disposition
10 run Northern man, with maenanmlty which charac
tcrjzes him declined in favor Of A. J Whitehead ESQ TO
whose support hope all sPclons will rally with hearty
poud will DanpHe Republican.
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s'HoaL AT BpcHANAN. PQTEFopFq

TsRSSSt 1 will reopen his School the lst June
G per session Of months; half payable
tar., e aud one half ist November New pupils viii be
M OF entering end Of the session. Nc deduction
.,. GUARDIANS who wish further information, viii drec
p. ogor sburg, Boteou county, va Paonsburg ou
Nay the river is the Post Office for Buchanan
WIN
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REDEMPTION OF VIRGINIA SIX PER CENT


nyJE IIOLDERS OF THE FOLLOWING CEKIItICh Al 10 -.
DEBT issued by the OF VIRGINIA, redeemaoe on Inc
- nj March 1914 and afterwards within period not c1cecu
years will tase notice. that The Commissioners q he
Snr Fund act OF the General Assembly o '
m III. 10Th day March, lS3 will proceed ON the iSt
W august redeem the said al the
M on or before said s day Of August to surrender
a , rb Office OF the Au0to and whether surrender
' VI - moi the n,e thereon will cease on that DAY
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FATAL ACCIDENT

DEATH OF EMINENT FoREIGNERs;-Lu
rex the great German poet, died recently az oe'u' "
c ,,lamme lhe eminent landscape painter al Geneva.
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pRoy,pz.cE, R. l., May 2l-Janes Smith belonging 10
ockstone was run by Boston ftelgh Tram nea w
r - and had his head severed from his body
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OUR NEW MINISTER TO ENGLAND.-hf Walsh
wiring from Paris 10 ~ T. Jou'nsl Of Commerce e. et
presses MS shoad Al The appointment Of M Buchanan
NJ nisirr 70 England.
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s,,,pn roR EUROPE Nrs. Gilmore Mlss Dunlap,
n,.iaa Won Hoffman and MIR. Schepe!er OF Richmond
N. ad from New York on Wednesday n the steamer
4
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The vacancy In the l4h Judicial Circuit caused BY the
death Of Judge Johnston has brought number Of can
dldates.
William Smith and Johnson Reynolds Of Greconbrier.
Robert NJ Hudson and John T. Anderson Of Boetour,
have announced themselves candidates. and Alien T. Ca
merton and Nathaniel Harrison of Monroe, and VIM W.
Boyd of Bo,eour, are spoken OF by their friends in
nection with The Judgeship.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-24

w, are happy 10 that esteemed fellow citizen
Hunter Woods ESQ., is announced in columns To-Day
as candidate The House Of Delegates. We nope ne
ay consent 10 serve Hs ability sustain the Interests
of our city and honor of proud old Common
and h position gentleman and man OF chnacei, w."
certainly enIi,le him triumphant voe-'oT,oA - "