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yer me. When cum in wanted joint occu
patton of the bed, of course; but bchowld me,
how'd Nancy was as valiant as Senator Han
nogan himself, and nothin' would p!ayse her
hut the pholc or none; and as was determined
she shouldn't have the whole, she bouuces out
Of bed and begins to create a hubub III the
street, till the Waterman cum and took us both
up"
The Recorder told Macy that the assertion
of ones rights when the claim of exclusive
possession was clear, was very laudable, very
commendoble; but that, in this case, he saw no
doubt to the joint propretorship Of Terrence
He should, therefore, dismiss the case; but he
warned Nancy that, if brought before him on
any similar charge, ho should certainly hold
her to bail. Nancy left the office not at all
pleased, apparently, at the decision Of the
Court-N 0. Delta
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The TARIFF ON PAPER. meeting of the
paper makers of Boston and vicinity, was held
on Wednesday. committee was appointed
proposed reduction of the duty on paper, and
the proposed increase of the duty on rags -
Deacon Moses Grant, presided.
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Too rIE M -Rl'itN KErUBnIGAE Il BALri
tURE q PIPER j. furnished to Subscribers ny care
4 carriers al only T and ganrteT crSfs per week
syahe tn the ''arirTS only. al the end uf ach week
/ The Chopper viii alsn be- sent by mail, to disla I
bscrihrJS, at the OC F,tsr DoilorS per year. pay
Pie, always, u advance.
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KENTUCKY, The Legislature Of this State
has adjou-aeG sine die.
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iHrpntcd tor the American Republican
PROCEEpINGS of the CFTY COUNCIL.
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WIN = EstC \ -aE1A ~ ~ -....-..
TO TIE SOUTH-THBEE TIMES A WEEK col
and BY H.R rHE MOST COMFORTABLE ROUTE!
Wa THE CHES SPEAkE LINE,
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4 Stormy PASSAGE Across THE ATLANTIC.
The packct-shjp Havre, has arrived at New
York from Havre, after a passage Of 81 days,
during which she experienced continued and
violent gales From report Of her passage
by passenger, we extract the following;
For five long days, we were laid-to under a
close-reeted mantoP-sail, the sun not visible.
Those long dreary nights will never be forgot
ten; vet, our sutferugs below were Of little
moment, compared with the labor and exertions
overhead. The sixth evening now wore
frightfuly on. We had been driven from SS
to % north. Our vessel, masts and rigging
were covered with ice; seven Of the crew were
on the sick list. Oui ship was strong as wood
and iron could make her; but it was evident
she could not forever withstand the wear and
tear Of such storm. Our Captain, who had
never evlnced the slightest fear Of danger, and
whose sellcommand had inspired confidence in
us all, was, with his officers and crew, nearly
exhauste |, VIXEN the wind seemed 10 luIl--the
fearful shocks of the waves against tie ship
were lghtet--the uptufned position oftho YES
sci was not SO great-the hurIid cracking aud
straining of the furniture, which had grown 50
familiar t. our cars, was esscnGd-and the
uCuIil-IihC SuSptliSc VI SOuiu, as SIG TOileu OH
her side, and seemed to hesitate whether to
rise again--was shorteued--the wild hubbub
around was ccasing, and OF the seventh morn
ing the storm had abated-around us were
vcstigcs Of wrecks; to the Reward dsmased
bark
Then, the dreadful tension to which our
nerves had been subjected was followed by a
complete exhaustion; and our hearts which had
been wrung With recolIections of our families
and appalled, with danger, were now filled with
gratitude to God for our preservation. For
two weeks thereafter the gales continued fiom
the westward, and in eleven days we only
made twenty miles. Scarcely day elapsed
but vestges of the storm were seen; now
boat, then spar or mast, then wine casks
and barrels, and on the 9Th of February, we
saw ship just below the waters edge. We
passed the southern edge of the banks on the
sth of February, covered with ice and snow,
were then driven to within IA hours sail of
Bermuda, where the westerly gales, which had
been blowing so furously for nearly 40 days,
ceased on the evening of the 10th February,
and on the eth of February, after 81 days
passage, we arrived in New York.
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HERALD CIRCULATION FORTY TyaOUsAND.
DAILY, Two Cents Per Copy, Weekly, os,lS} .
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composition.
Tamburini will pay London visit next month,
and remain tor few weeks, previous TO his depar-
ture tor st. Petersburg, having been appointed
singer OF the Imperial Chamber by the Emperor OF
Kussia. He Will not sing al her Maesty's Theatre
during his sojOurn here, only at concerts, &c.
Young Lltoin, the pianist is greatly extoled for
his compositions and performances.
Doenier, the pianist, rs married TO rich Russian
countess.
IL. Phillips gave his "Trip to America" at the
Athen2am, Manchester, 10 most crowded au-
dlence, with the greatest success
ROYAL SOCIETY OF Music lANs.-The following
artists have kindly PROMISED their valuable services
al the ensuing festival OF the Royal Society OF Mu-
sicians Miss kainioith, Miss Maria b. Halves,
+. LAbIanche, Parish Alvars, (harp) and the ceie-
braied Vleuxtemps, (volin) &c.
We regret TO say tnat IL Drago lies in q helpless
state; a consultation OF physicians, the result OF
which was anything but favorable, his complaint
being confirmed dropsy
Among the principal attractions at Mr.. Layenu's
monster concert at Covent Garden Theatre, were
the two new German vocallsts, ,Mademoisele aud
Herr Goldberg, VINO created an immense sensation
on the first appearance at Mr. Mangolk's concert.
MISS Cushman and her sister have succeeded
Miss Helen Fauclt, at the Theatre Royal, DuoIln,
They made their first appearance before an Irish
audience on Monday, the I'd instant, and were re-
celved win the utmost entnusiasm their ccleDra-
ted Characters OF Romeo and Juliet Inc dublin
people are In raptures with Miss Cushmaas acuhg
and 30 successful has she been, that me manager
has induced her to prolong her engagement from
three weeks to month.
The Distlns are at Berlin /; they. performed at
concert gwen by the celebrated vleuxtemps, with
the greatest success, and they were commsnaed e
attend at the palace on saturday last Jenny A'ns
Was lndlsposed, and unable TO sing
Al inc Alx-la-C hapcic, preparations are making
,,r ,ms,csI festival ut wnlcn 1000 vocal and IN
.,mmenrsI performers are TO asslst. Jenny Lad Is
siso 70 appear in GIuck's Alcete
A ,umor has been revived ia parls, Tor the nun
dyed and first time, that kosslnss grand maSs"ons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-29
THE WINGS OF NEW YORK

The Wing press have taken peculiar pleasure
in denounciug The Northern Democrats as disor'
sauizers and destructives. The Wings alone
they said, were the conservative party, and under
their guidance the Constitution would be MAN.
tanned, and our institutions preserved inviolate.
II we are 10 take the proceedings of the late
Wing State Convention in New York as test,
the tune will have TO be changed. violent
struggle has been witnessed for the last year be-
tween The TWO factions OF the Wing party in New
York-the one, the regular, old.iashioned Wings,
under the lead OF The Courier and the Express;
the other, the ultra, abolition, Fourierite and radi-
Gals headed by the Tribune and Albany Even
ing Journal. The contest came 10 a head on The
nomination for Governor. Millald Fillmore, the
author of the "Whig Tariff OF 1892" was the
candidate of the former, but the nomination Of
John Young is regarded as triumph OF the Tr-
buue faction. True, Ira Harris was the anti
rent candidate before the Convention, but his
friends centred upon Young, and the latter was
nominated
The Tribune, of course, is in high glee-eu'
the other Wing papers OF New York received the
news with sour aspect The Commercial says
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FACTS TO RE REMEMBERED.-That ' a,,, \
lion Is almost always produced BY cold NV i ~
s,ly b. cured. That Wistar's Baisnm ~ :, soN
win cure any Cough Cold, no matter o. -
standing That the milder form Of ~ ,i,a
also cured BY this Balsam That S, !, !, 60" a.,
,;ans ~ Hs sSs Lungs and Liver. That scof,-
ioes in The possession Of good health who o."
sasam would have been !" tss and oh,
gwen x, NY that this invaluable medicine n 4.
a,, Under various names, and ha, ~, =
@ena,me Bs,om Of wa Cherry only ran s
ger" ss n has been warranted TO cure a-'n'1 md
~ h,t M physician has ever achieve, ~ 80
nee been known fail. For deliesie ne.l ara
n.males il stands unrivalled-as IL does '"'
OF this climate. .,,aaiufe y
None genuine without the written
ny az fresh supply of the above s''u''
constantly on hand and for sale ~ wooD, Duss''"
Sept. q GAYNoh
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, SEPT. as.

RICHMOND MARkETS, SEPT. 2s.
TOBACCO.-Inspeclions very light. We
have no change TO notice in the article for the past
week. We quote lugs al from 81 90 10 50;
common Leaf 81 90 10 90; middling So 25 10
90; good and fine shipping, 81 90 10 90; extra
manufacturing sc 90 10 90.
FLoUR-Saes at 81 10, stock very light, and
none arrivns-canal being out Of order
CORN-Corn G5 a 81 l-2 c., sales.
OATS-None arriving
WHEAT-75 10 l07. c., according 10 quality.
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran 10 cents; Shorts is
cents; Brown Sluffs 20 cents; Ship sluffs 30 els.
PROVlSlONS.-BAcoN: Smilhfeld and City
Cured e. cts. for hog round Western Sides
.. Cts; Shoulders4ai els. LARD Ia s. cents.
FlSH--Herrngs dull at "a for No. Shad 81.
SALT-Sl GO a IS from the wharf.
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pnuAnEIpHIA MARKET Sam. d

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Sept. %.
The -four marker continues firm at The prices
OF yesterday. Sales TO moderate extent OF fresh
ground at4 dollars IS cents which holders con-
tend for. Soulhern.brands held at4 IS. note
slight improvement in wheat with sales Of prime
red at lO5 cents. Sales of prime Yellow Corn al
70 cents per bushel; Oats are selling at 81 cents.
NEW YORK MARKET-Sepi. 20. ,, p. NJ.
Michigan and Genesee Flour "a 80 TO 90;
Georgetown 4 81 10 4 30. Genesee Wheat l0l
l03 c., and prime Southern reds 96 TO % and
100 c.. prime Western Corn 20 - C., Northern
10 ~ c !; Oats % 80 c. Cotton firm al . To c.
on Cambria's news
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-29

DIGGER's OFFICE, Basemen, Rooms
ID Eagle Hotel, 18th Street.
For To-Day Tuesday : drawing received
At ; o'clock.2PTizes: s25, 900, $500, 5000, g.
600 , SOC. 500, 30 Of 900, of5O0 80. 400,
&c. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets So; .oo =,
Also, $1,000, 2,l44, OF 900, , of 700, 5 OF
s3Tshares in proportion. Sales close in The
above this evening a, half:past ;, Tickets and
shares 10 be obtained Of J. B. BIGGER
n. B.-The small scheme above is splendid 10
nurchase package in; and, remember, in pur-
Chasing by the package, "FOUR" licsets are
now given in by ;. D. oi"oS"'
Sept. %
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1StcJDteYoeru asaaattttfr.
CRASH AT THE cUsToM-HoUsE.

CRASH At TIE CUSTOM-HOUsE
Under the operation of the warehousing
system established by Congress al us iaa'
session, some Of the merchants OF this cry ava','
ed themselves of its advantages, and the Co'-
lector OF this port caused TO be stored at The Gus
TOM House in this city about 100 sacks oil SAT-
and sixv crates Of earlhen ware Yesterday,
about o'clock, The second floor, containing o'o
sacks of salt and some few crates OF earlheh"a,e'
gave way and precipiated The @hoie ou 'ne
ground floor beneath with tremendous CRASH
MIR. WIN. Nelson, the Deputy Collector Mr..
Geo. d. Fisher and Capt. Robert Fl. Lambert oil
the baroue Pioneer from Baltimore, bound 10 k'o
de Janeiro, together with several DINER PERSONS
were in the building althe time, and made mar
row and providenial escape.
MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE!
For many days painful rumor has circulated
through the city, deeply affecting William X.
Myers and family. On Sunday night Myers re-
turned 10 the city, and yesterday morning. al an
early hour, he, accompanied BY TWO irlenos'
sough, d. NJ. Hoyl, whom he regarded as
having injured him, at his (Hoyts) room'
in the basement, story of the Exchange Hotel.
Hoyt having refused TO sign paper pleds'ns
himself 10 leave The city al once, Myers hrea
three barrels OF revolver and wounded Hoyt
MORALLY it is thought, in the right temple, The
thigh and both legs. The ball which struck the
temple entered The head but was extracted yestef-
day morning, we learn. Last evening the ply
sicians thought Hoyl could not recover.
We State these facts as we heard them on the
street, Yesterday morning William R. Myers,
Samuel S. Myers and William S. Burr were
summoned before The Mayor at II O'Clock, but
the examination was postponed until S, P. M
All that hour an immense crowd collected
NJ the Court House. Frederick Boyden was
called up as witness for the State. Being
nerrogaleG BY The Mayor, replied that he knew
nothing of his own knowledge OF The acts charged
in The warrant against the accused. The same
response WIS made by Doctor Carmichael and
Doctor Mills. Upon motion Of The counsel
for the acc,sed, (Gustayus A. Myers, Robert u.
Scotland James Lyons, Esqrs } The case was ad-
ourned overunlil Wednesday morning, al 10, A..
NJ. in orderio allow The Stale 10 collect leslmo-
nv; and the accused were held 10 bail in the sum
olSl000O e;ch.
We have rarely seen our city more excited
than il was yesterday by an occurrence so iul OIL
painful circumstances.
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DWELLING HOUSE AND TANNERy
FOR SALE AT Auction

lyN virtue at 4 deed a. uu- cNrcutri T. thr .nh.r,,
- beers, ~ Trustees, by tol. Thomas /. RiclA,a.o,
and Catharinr his WIFE, bearing date the fth II, !,
June, leiJ, and duly recorded N The Office II inr tr,
uI THE County Court ~ Charlotte, shat, proceed Il
sell. Al pubic auction, n chatoti. Cont inl,r i,
THURSDAY, The 22nd day Of October neat, M In r
Land near The Conn house, now ~ the ucrupiipn r.
the said Richardson containing b. { acres III whi.6
are situated neal and commodiou> Dwelling Iipus- Il.
valuable Tannery.
The terms viii br liberal, and VIII b. made known NJ
the day Of sae.
WiNSLoW ROBINSON, ly,n
RICHARD /. GAINES, '"''''
Charlotte &. H.. Sept. 2g-ctds
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Yesterday morning, John E. Denller was
brought before The Mayor, charged with shooting
Charles Nivens in The breast on Saturday night,
on 7ih Street, between Shockoe Hill Market and
the French Gardens. The examination was de-
ferIed till this morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-29

A fine large horse, called the "Rocky Noun
tain" was taken recently 10 Little Rock, for the
purpose of being sen, 10 Gen, Y. Taylor, as
present from Col. WILLIAM Wins, Of Arkansas
The horse is six years old, fine dapple gray,
sixteen hand, high
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~ IL " " y Ill WI ~ ~ -
tigh Wafer this day, al 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Pocahonras, Hoingshead, Baltimore
Schr. Margaret Ann, Hammond, New York
Schr. May, North, Norfolk.
Schr. Falmouth Creighton, Baltimore.
Schr. Olympia, Siokcley, Havre de Grace.
Schr. Easy, Krkmre, York River.
SAILED,
Schr Susan Ludwig, Cox. Portland.
Schr Banner, Ogden, New Haven.
Schr. Rochester, Bingham New York
Schr. William Henry, Hubbard, Norfolk
Schr. Edward, Baker, Norfolk.
Schr. Dorchester, Moon, Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, September &c saled, schr
Americas, Wheeler, Tor Richmond; schr. Ex.
press, FoXwell, for Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
mond.
NORFOLK, Sept. 27-Arrived, schr Leono
ra, Woolson from Petersburg bound 10 P.iia'
del pha; schr. Susan, Gardner, from Richmond
with coal, bound TO Dishton. (Mass.) put in on
account of her lcaky condition, having sprung
aleak on The passage.
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We woudcheeriully crafty "Alpha" OF King
Wiiam--bti we trust that he will indulge The
discretion which he has given us, and which we
have exercised, OF not inserting in the poets cor
ner his lines ia young lady Of IL.
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FARM FOR SALE. is KING william COUNTY

FARM FOR SALE, IN KING WILLIAM 'otNii
Pursuant 10 n decree Of the County Count 81 hll.
William, rendered N September term le'" ana AZ w.
sam, time and Mace OF the above sale shat, ~ ON
missioner directed III Tho said derise, sell NJ plhlc s'
ilon Ia the hgh- bidder that well known and d'Siiab'
Farm called Dt SN'S containing 2i3 acres situated Il
rectJy on The pulc road leading Enfield "a DAD
ney l. Tolnpkins'- Ferry adjoining Me,hanicsvIr y
The Count, Of King William, and =! mules from kun
niond. The Improvements consist 81 e"ih"f'.r'
Dwelling il,isr and lie necessary nuihnnse-. lir
Land about the medium quality the location healit
and The neichborhood good aud desirable
deem any further description unnecessary, hh' Y
vIte all persons wishing Ia purchase I" examine K
themselves. Mr.. G. ". Fuller, Who resides ~ w
Brick House, directly adjoining, will take pleasure
showing the Land, and giving any other lniorma'iot
~ the premises
The Terms will he one. third of thr purchase none
in cash, and the balance IN II lu0nlhs Bond- VII
good aud snfYirent security AS The decree direct u
the credit payment
JOHN POWELL, Commissioner
Enfield King William County, Sept. 29-cwh
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MARRIAGES,

Married, in Staunton. on Thursdav. Il. o,,,
me hev. 1: j caslleman, WM. T. JOIINspS y
Breckenridge, Esq. - '""n .
Married, IN this city. on Wednesday evening. 49,,
odd. by Rev. VIM. s. Pum.r, ID. u Nh. = l. !.
COLES OF Aibemarle, To Miss MARC RET FoRsrs
daughter OF the late John Forbes, Esq, II Richmond
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FOR BREMEN

~ The A coppcred and copper-laslened
aship, Weslphalia, Capt. Vessels, will load
at Bermuda Hundreds, for Bremen, and sail
about 10Th October. Flour, or other small freight
taken al a reasonable rate. A few cabin passen-
GERS can also be accommodated Apply 10
HENRY LUDLAM & CO..
Ca, 1Q-d5,
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crUPERIoR OLIVE OlL-5O boxes and bas.
- ksls Oil, part very superior.
Icask Sweet Oil 'on draughl."
300 gallons Linseed Oil, pure.
Ius; to hand and ior sale by
Sent. % P. JOHNSTON, Dru2gsi.
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DEATHS.

Died. on the ID Of September. at lie bona. = J,
Rev. James kinsolvng. in the county # Oldham, ~ "
Of Tetnnus, COLUMBUS AMEGTCl'S m M IN Y
Of his aye, the only chIId II col. Josr,h D. Maus,.
late If the county Of CabelI, Virginia
Died, at Fleetwood Prince William couuty IA,
a.si September, Col JOHN GIBSON, d lie ia -.
of his age. ~
Died, n his residence, 10 the county i u,,ov..
the 18th Of September, Mayor JOHN WYATT ), y y
advanced age. lie served IN Frontier W.r-ul,, 49,
Indians under General Harrison, and by hi. ran. -
The battlefield evlnced a. many TRAITS II enn,,,.s,
bravery as he did Of Kindness aud brntyo.ur. s ~
his neiehhors. He had Tor many year. hem ro,...
mrmber Of the Methodist Church. amt ie y,rlsst -.
his spirit with calmness and compo.ur. which N.Y.. "
beautifully reflected his Christian professions ana Nh,
tce. lie lived esteemed and beloved and .lrt n,,,.,
and regretted by all who knew him. Peicr i. ~ ~.
ashes. u ~
Died, on the a3d Instant. after short lln-.. a..
SARAH POLLARD, only daughter Of Henry ami MAJ
Pollard. ~
Portsnou h papers will please copy.
Miss MARGARET MERCER, IL Belmont. Lon1o,,
county, Va, died ON Thursday. Sept. l.. Ths -,c.
lent lads has left many IT her Kindred and friends i,
weep for her loss, and 10 shed The unavans iraf. n
regret but not Ia them alone VIII hi
vllege Her character aud influence have been rytf.
where appreciated and her mehiory w live green AM
fresh upon the minds of all.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-29

~, ,ho .o,,,,;on WAS "unexpecicd." The L.
n,ass At fire, though, The nominee 10 be an ANU
Renter in his princiPles-bnt' upon ia.',a.a; :,
h;s s,cechcs and votes and putting confluence -
tho assertions OF members OF the CohVen"o"
docs mol believe him 10 be very bad hn'i-hen''
~ .t,er all The New York Courier comes ou'
rs follows: .
.Tb. nomination OF the Hon. John Young 10
\. ,hs WHO candidate Tor Governor IN the en-
sninu rec,,on. took the Wings OF this cry oy sur
prise Yesterday, and general gloom persaueu
nnr ranks Mi Young is looked upon vei. -
nera,ly in this quarter of The Stale as Ii.'e ess
oh;ac,;onable than Ira Harris; and inns OPINION
- p.scJ upon what are considered ms Antl-hcn'
x,,es in The Legislature OF course his receiv-
inc the Wing nomination, by the Anu renters II.
Convention going over TO him IN oouy, uoes no'
lessen this opinion; and we prepared ions a.
,ice going somewhat INFO detail upon the suoJee''
Upon more reflection, however, we nave ue,
lernined not 10 say aught calculated IN any way
70 comm, ourselves in relation 10 this nomina.
tion mill those who made it, have been furnished
an opportunity 10 Justify their act but hazard no.
Thing in saving tha, until such explanation IS
made. and MIR. Young is relieved from the charge
of Anti. Renlism, he has not The slightest chance
of success That he can be relieved from Inc I'M
pulalion of any inclination to iaver docrlne
which strikes al the very basis of our social nsi,
,utions and scalers the winds all idea Of vested
rights, we not only sincerely hope, but from The
character of The Safe Convention, we are o"nna
10 bciierc We, therefore, patiently hlde our
time"
The bes, case they can make oui, therefore, Tor
their candidate, is that it is doubtful whether or
no, he be member ollhe radical and abomlnaole
faction of Anti-RenerS.
The ". Y. Herald says:
"lf they (,he Wings do combine, the junction,
between ali tie ismiics will be complete, ana
henceorlh The Wing party will be known and
as the party OF isas, composed OF
Fourieri!es, aboilionisis, anti-capi!al PUNISH
menl men bran-bread eating, hari.cder drinking,
and anli.tobacco-chewin men, Of all coors, ages,
nations, classes and conditions, from The small
potato politicians Of New York up 10 The big Po-
la,o oil all in the Union. Laus Deo."
Hereafter, let not the Wing papers utter word
about the disorganizing principles OF the Northern
Democrats. Their own skirts are covered win
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Portsinou h papers will please copy.

w DANIEL. recommrncrs ms Instruction, NJ Il.
w sic IN The lst OF October. liz will n u>l. 80
lessons the Piano Forte aud singing Terms !
hereore. Apply AT tie Music Stores. s-pt. ag-rt,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-29

We have received copy of the speech on the
Convention question, delivered in the Legislature
last winter by Col. Mcpherson, OF Page
While we regret its length, we shall publish il as
soon as possibe-lsl, because we promised the
worthy Colonel 10 do so; d. because the repre-
senlatives Of the Tenth Legion speak but rarely !;
and lastly, because the views OF that important
section of the State on SO grave question should
be heard