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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-29

NOlICE.
TINE Mayor OF the town of Petersburg. in ac-
i cordance with the annexed ordinance, will re-
ceive applications for The Loan therein stated, in
sums not less than oae thousand dollars:
"An Ordinance 10 aulhOTix. The Mayor oil The
Town Of Petersburg TO borrow money on The
faith Of The town, Tor repairing or reconstruct
ing the City Point Railroad, and 10 execute Inc
bonds Of The ,own 10. The paymenloi Inc same :
81. Be il ordained by the MaTor, Aldermen
and Commonally of The town OF Petersburg, IN
Common Hall assembled, and il is hereby or
da ;ned by the authority OF the same That The
Mayor Of The said town be, and he is author z.d
10 borrow, in the name and on The iaith Of lhc
town. from lime 10 time, as necessity may require,
auy sum or sums OF money, not exceeding in The
whole, ninety thousand dollars, 10 enable me
Town 10 repair or re.construct The City Point
Railroad, and, under the seal OF The corporation,
10 execute and deliver 10 the lender or lenders OF
all such sums OF money, the bond or bonds oil The
cooperation lheretor-The money so borrowed 10
bear a rate OF interest not exceeding six per cent.
per annum, which interest is 10 be paid semi-an-
nually, and the principal is 10 be re paid BY IN
stalmenls OF not more Than len thousand dollars
in any one year, beginning with the year one
thousand eigh, hundred and f%lty.fve.
"This ordinance 10 be in force from and aller
Passed in Common Hall, Oct. |, l847.
Oct SG-2w FRANCIS E. RlVES, Mayor.
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t.A 1
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gooeh''h'
i Court, 18th October, lsi7: y :
Massis Shelton, Thomas Shelton, Dasia -
Elizabeth Meredith, Geo. w. Turner ana - 4
wife, Joseph Shelton, DAVID Shelton, Da'is !.
Massie R. Butler, Thomas w. Iemr,: +.
Terrell, Sarah s. Terrell, Thomas !. "5.s, !.
II. Ware, Nancy Morris, Sally Daoney, Col +
son, Henry Magruder and Maria %. VIZ 7
Maday, - Rawlings and Virginia ~
Watson, James Maguder and Louisa ni'
against u ,ca
Henry P. Watson, Josephs :. Watson a."
Watson and other rsr.e
Bin hIed, and the deGendsnts aSoys Ecu,
having entered their appearance ana stsen
rording TO HE Act OF Assembly and tpe = Is,
Court. and il appearing: 10 the satlsiier"m nons
that hey are not inhabitants 81 tnh r. i. /
On the motion OF the Plaintiffs BY e'sn,s'' 80 n.
Thai the said defendants do appeal me-. - Il.
Monday in January next, ana ' :. Ios.hu i,hi
IN some newspaper published nsa' 49,, 4 a.ie
for Two months successfully. ana S,rn,y
dnor Of III. Court House Of The ,a'd'onhH
Oct s9-cw2m- MN
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GENERAL MEETING OF THE
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

TN obedience 10 The 5!h section OF The "act pre-
/ scribing certain general regulations Tor the in
corporation oirailroad companies" passed March
Il,h. 1887, majority Of The commissioners in
he City Of Richmond, Chat being the place first
named in the act OF incorporation OF The Rich
mond and Danyille Railroad Company, passed
March 9th, 1917 hereby give public notice, that
Twelve hundred shares and upwards, having been
subscribed 10 the capital stock Of The said com
rany, being a sufficiency Of the amount Of sub.
scrip,ion 10 incorporate The Richmond and Dam
vile Railroad Company, a general meeting OF
The subscribers thereto, is hereby called al Char
lolle Court Horse, on Wednesday, The 24h
uwcnly-iourlh) day Of November, lS47, for The
purpose Of ORGANIZING said company.
HORACE l. KENT,
JOSHUA J. FRY,
GUSTAVUS A MYERS,
JOHN J. LONDON, }Comm's.
JOHN A. LANCASTER,
JOHN E. WADSWORTH,
THOMAS SMITH.
In case Of inability TO attend in person, The
following form Of proxy is suggested
We, whose names are hereto subscribed, do
hereby constitute and appoint --o our
lawful proxy, 10 represent us at the general meet
inp OF The subscribers, TO The capital .lock Of The
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company, to
be held at Charlotte Court House on Wednesday,
the 24lh day o: November, I547, and at any adj
iourncd meeting thereof, and for US, and in our
names, TO vote upon The number Of shares sub
scribci for BY us, respectively, on all questions
coming before the said general meeting, or ad.
lourned meeting. as fully, and 10 all i%ntenls and
purposes, as we ourselves could DO, il personally
present lherear. In witness whereof, VIC have
hereun,o signed our names and affixed or seals,
The - day Of -, in The year l6i7.
fsEAL
Sealed and delivered in1 fsEiL
presence OF ZEAL
n. The Danville paper will please copy this
advertisement, and forward its account TO The
commissioners in Richmond. Ocl. 29-cotdm
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NaDt COtt0aas, Sc.

WE HAVE receives trom the mann.acn.
w rer $50 pieces NAPT COTTCAS Nos.
"a, ) ard 6, white and some g!ay-a handsome
article OF "Wilson's" make, which wc vi! -.
low; ana We are almost daily adding 10 on, as.
sorlment OF CARPETINGS ard RUGS, witch.
with a quantity Of Plains, Blank 5, hcr.cysa al
Domcstics, we offer Tor >air On moderate Iet@S
RICiiARpSOE & CO..
Ort. I5-cll. - Nam ~.
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w. N,
(aGESr,)
lE,cner NM Tailor

WOULD inform his friends and patrons, thai
w he has opened his FALL GOODS, jus.
received from Paris ard Loadon-scIcc'ed BY =
friend. In making this announcement, he would
remark, that the GOODS now offered will com.
pare, in style, qualify, &c, with anv Goods in
Mis or any other city-and he respectfully invites
a call from cL, fully assured thai The Goods will
speak for Themselves. He is p,cpaied 10 fulfil
all orders according 10 tn NEWEST FASHIONS, and
in a satisfactory manner.
Oct l-Tn&Er II
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PUBLIC SALE or REAL AND
SONAL ESTATE.

II virtue of the provision, ii lie las! So :.
~ ttmrGt Of Robert Thrift, deceased. -.
seventh day nf December neal, should MAJ ~
abie, ii not, the first suitable la iirr,atrH, II
residence proceed la sell. Il Tie highest h't.
Farm upon which lite sIii Robert Thur reside
in The counties OF Albcmar!- and IiGrTr"-, \
South side Of tile R,vanua flyGr, caaiaitltf
thirteen hundred acres FOR .hr cD5NtH'tht"
rhasrrs il will be divided. That portion Nef.~
Briery Greek, upon which is The mantIon aof
posed a. contain about seven hundred ana 10
acres, rs one farm; about Onr-hali T.. when -
and In n good system uf cultivation, ana coma"
one hundred and thirty acres ~ very 'eitir
grounds. Tie balance is well timbtr.d. ans
siderable portion ~ II tobacco iaEd Jhc 'L
mrnts consist Of a dwelling house, constn'trs.
siructej, containing. eight rooms, an 'tsr.',
and ihrcsl,ing machine, negro cabins, lohit'f .
&c, &C., all in good repair. The remaining
Southeast II Brlrry Creek, occupied b! tl =
l"hert Thrift, contains about i9r HUNDRED ahH
ty.!ve aCrrs--twenty.nvc or thirfy acre ~.
ioui-tlr balance upland, Of tne quality, e't
.i1n suitable 10 The cultivation ~ tnharen--i
hundred acres 81 which are cleared, and ~
state of inproyem ent-has on II n convenient ~
house, with all necessary outf0iisrs, &c.
These lands are located IN . healthy nri Il
nei2liborf.ood, ten miles below Ghar'ottcssit'
nile below the Buck Island Factory, ar: o.
above the Union Factory, which, win then -
10 The City of Richmond, By means Of The y
and James River improvements, rrEdef tntEi =
sirahls homes,eads. A further description y -
ed unnecessary, as those wishil 10 p%uIehase I"
course, view the premises, and judge for ihti.'
They will be shown 10 any person who may ~.
Them, by my brother, r. ebert Thrift. ~ Mr- H"--
oyrr.rer. II tho same time and place VIII -
stock Of every Kind; among them 4 Eunbef =
ing hogs, cror., Plantation utr nsils, househe =
kitchea furniture, &c.
Trsus or sALr Fer the lands ore -ior'W
purchase money will he required IN casn'
balance in equal instruments, Of one, Two ~
years. The deferred payments 10 br secure. !.
and approved security, and n trust DECD ~ {
The personal property viii BIZ sod on a r'e"N .
months, for all sums above Ten dollar, 'eeu','
and approved security; for all sums Of ten O.
under, cash will be required. n,,frr
Executor Of Robert Thrift, G'e'
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T meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the
"A Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company, on the 2Gih October, 1877
Resolred, Thala dividend be declared Of 3i pei
cent. out Of The profits of the Company iof six
months. ending 30lh September last, payable 10
The Stockholders, or their legal representatives,
On and aier The LIST proximo.
Oct. % c. w. MACMURDO, Treasurer.
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The Washington correspondent Of the "Balti-
more Patriot" insinuales that Gen. Pillow is The
author OF 'Veritas." This is a gross misrepre-
senlalion. The author is not from Tennessee,
nor The West, but from the middle Atlantic
States. Gen. P. neither "wrolc il nor sent" il 10
us, nor have we ever received any letter or mes
sage from him.-fUAion.
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Appoinlment bv the Governor If Missouri.

d~Fp0iWMgN7 ~ M u0rc7N07 !" 0Tss0uT'.
p. v. Daniel, Jr, OF The city Of Richmond and
State Of Virginia, 10 be a Commissioner TO ad-
minister oa,hs and 10 lake teposilions and atiida-
wits; and also TO take The acknowledgment Of
deeds and other instruments TO be used or record
ed in the Stale of Missouri.
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More Lcendiarism EARLY yesterday morning
one OF The new and unfinished buildings of Mr..
James Gray on 81 street, in the rear Of his beau
lirul llock of lcnements on franklin street, was
sci on fire, and one Of The floors partially con-
slmed. The fire was soon arrested, and The val
uahle huildines fortunately saved.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
CEAL.ED proposals will be received in The
- Engineers Office at Gordonsville until the
23d day OF November, for The Graduation, Bridg-
ing, Masonry, Superslruc'ure, Depols, &C., for
IA miles Of The Louisa Railroad Extension from
Gordon,ville. Proposals 10 be made for each
mile separately, and to be finished by The first
day OF July, 1913. To afford employment to
those securing contracts on the above work, for
The balance OF the year, The company contemplate
placing the graduation of an additional fifteen
miles Under contract, on or before The hfst day OF
July next.
Plans, profile and specifications, can be seen
upon application al The Engineers Office IN Cor
louisville. WILLIAM A. hUPER,
Oct. 2%5-3awld Chief Engineer.
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TURPIN & cos PRIZE OFFlCE--Ne
10l. Fast Main street.

Let all other Vendors boast as they VIII,
TURpIN & CO. sell prizes still.
Drawing OF N. Jersey Lottery, 90. ocl: q:
ST so A 65 30 SO 8 20 70 - y Do 45 50.
Ticker. Nos. 80 A IS, a prize Ct 81, 900, sold
and paid by X q Co.
For To-Day The Peoples Lottery draws at
The Exchange al hail past 4 o'clock. Capitals
$4,000, 1000, 600, &C., &c. rs Nos, l3 drawn.
Tickets /: halves SO quarters % cents. Sales
close a, / o'clock. al TURPlN & CO.'S Prize
Office.
The Mammoth Lottery draws al Alexandra
Capital prize Si0O,OoO. IicKetsi
shares in proportion. The Capital may still be
found at TORPIN & CO.'S OFFICE
Ocl. %
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Correspondence ofN. Y. Journal of Commerce
UTICA, October %, 8 P. NJ.
C. C. Cambre!eng was chosen President OF
the Herkimrr Mass Convention. Addresses
read by J. Van Buren,. Resolutions by D. D.
Field unanimously adop'ed, repudialing proceed
ings OF Syracuse Convention, and advising the
Democrats 10 vote as though there were no Iegu-
lar nominations, and so it strong for The Wilmo,
Proyiso. No lcke. nominated. Hon. David
Wilmo, Of Pennsylvania, CambreleDg, and J.
Van Buren, principal speakers.
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The London correspondent Of the Nalionall In
lelligencer says that The Commercial Electric
Telegraph is "abuu, being opened at sixty prin-
cipal towns in England, from each OF which mes
sascs will be despatched 10 every Other town IN
connection. The committee will transmit for
The use OF subscribers The substance 81 ship lists
from The various ports, share lists from The d'l-
ferent exchanges, prices current, stock exchange
lists, corn market returns, &c. There will te
a central station London, where all news IS TO be
concentrated. Subscribers, a, Two suireas per
annum. 10 be admitted to the central and all other
stations, where rooms will be provided Tor their
accommodation"
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The meeting on Wednesday evening al Odd
Fellows Hall, in favor OF The Richmond and
Ohio Railroad, was respectable in numbers and
intelligence. James Lyons, Esq, the Chairman,
opened The meeting with a few eloquent and suit
able remarks. Richard G. Morris, ESQ., one OF
the Lynchburs delegation, then addressed the
audience al some length. presenting many strong
and sensible views, fortified by striking facts
Capt. Dimmock followed in a very animated and
effective address. We may hereafter notice more
particularly these interesting speeches. In The
mean time, we refer 10 The official proceedings.
An adjourned meeting was held las, nigh,
when other gentlemen were 10 deliver their views.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

b MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Correspondence nj Mc Richmond Enquirer.
BALTIMORE Oct. %, S P. NJ.
FLouR-Sales of 500 barrels Howard Street al
sc Is. City Mills is held al & % without sales.
Prices of -four are on the decline.
WugAT-Sales Of prime red al ia a 1910.
CoRs-SaIes OF prime white at67cts per bush.
CoTTos-Sales OF Louisiana a, 9 ! a lltc.;.sales
OF 1000 bales al these rates.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2s-P. NJ.
FLouR-Sales OF G000 bbls. Gcnesce at So So
sales OF Southern al 6 62i.
WuEAr-Sales prime white al l4i a l41; and
prime red al l32 a l35 CTS.
CoRS-Sales OF prime white al 10 cents per
bushel.
CCTToN-Market quiet.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is, P. NJ.
FLouR-Sales Of Genesee brands al st Toe.
WnEar-Sales OF prime red al l2S a liz c's.
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A letter in the New York Commercial Adver-
tiser, from an American officer in the City Of
Mexico, communicates some Interesting lacls:
The General, (Scoll,) with his staff, escorted by
the dragons. entered The National Palace al
about 9 O'Clock, and in a few moments issued his
consratulatory order 10 the army. On The 18Th
and l6 h, small bodies Of our troops were still
engaged with the rabble, who fired from The tops
Of The houses. Since Then the shops are all
oncned, the streets GRO dcd By people on foot and
in carriages, The churches open, bells ringing,
AMI every thing as orderly as in The good city oil
Philadelphia or New York. Indeed, here we are
in quiet possession Of a city with 200,0O0 lnha-
bi,ants, with an army OF less than 5000 fighting
men. The Government has fled The Mexican
army dispersed-and, strange as il may seem, we
are as lar from peace as when We landed al
Vera Cruz. So say The foreigners resident here,
and such is the impression OF the principal men
of the country who arc in favor OF a peace.
The country is divided into factions, and there
is positively no Government 10 treat with. Some
Of the ~Slales-seven, whose representatives are
in session at L,Argos have denounced Santa
Anna as a traitor, and proclaimed any person
traitor who daIes 10 entertain propositions win
us for peace. Others, by the DEGREES Of their repre-
scnIaliyes. have authorized each Stale 10 raise
and eouip a force Of 5000 men Tor The purpose Ct
carving ON The war. And thus they go-all IS
anarchy. Santa Anna was last al Puebla, with
a few hundred men as usual, piundesing The in
hab,,an,s b. lcyying contributions. Bus'a menie
has been named, By some OF the refractory States,
commander.in. chiei Of The army. Pena y Pena,
Chief Justice oil Mexico, is the constitutional Pre-.
sidenr OF The country, but il is reported that, hav-
ing appeared before one of The Stale Legislatures
the other day 10 be sworn into Office, they refused
10 administer the oath.
will now mention some objects Of interest in
this magniicen, capital. First, The Cathedral
II is larger bu, not more tasteful than thalof Pu-
ebla. In the exterior wall standing out in relief,
is The famous astronomical chart OF the ancient
Mexican. This stone was removed from the
rock OF Chapullcpec, OF which it formed part
It's mass is huge, and somewhat m a
mammoth cheese, viii curious figures carved up
ON il. Ii has four conceniric circles upon lis disc,
| inlersecled BY Tadii, the Intermediate sections fill
Ell up with symbolic figures. The cardinal
| points arc distinctly marked.
In the Museum, is a sublime equestrian statue
of one of The Spanish Charleses, done in bronze
and in one piece, the work Of a native artist
The same court contains the famous sacrifieial
stone OF The Aziecs. This also is q huge mass,
wrought over with all SORTS OF incomprehensiolc
figures. There are besides many neurological
individuals, seeming entirely independence each
other, and every one apparently trying 10 Guido
his neishbor in excessive ugliness.
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ryATrENTION FIREMEN.-The regu-
lar semi-annual Washing of The Richmond Fire
Association vii, take place on Saturday Eve,
ming next, al 3 o'clock, al which hour you will
meet al your respective Engine Houses.
By order Of Thos. A. Rus, PRINCIPAL Engineer.
Oct. % J.H. BOSHER, Sec'y.
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We commend 10 public attention Inc pa'r'onc
proceedings Of the people OF King William ol
both parties, in favor of sustaining The Govern
ment in The war with Mexico. We repeat inc
suggestion thrown out on Monday, in publishing
The Lynchburg resolutions, that the Metropolis
of Virginia should make a similar demohs'fa-
lion, and give its moral influence in behalf OF The
country's cause. Let US, by our public declara-
tons, satisfy Mexico that We are united IN a
stern determination to maintain the honor and
rights of The nation against an insolenl ana mia
tualed foe.
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HUNDRED DOLLARS REwAG

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RENh8
+ EFT my honse. on the - Of October, 2 ~ (.
IL JOHN, brother Of TOM, who i a BtIa
aud took a banjo with him. lIr j. vrty w.
years old almns, white; hair nearly straight, ~
eyes. ] have reason to believe lie ha- cartm
said Tom, no is above NAMED. ! wlli else n'
bred dollars reward Ia any onr who wii iei'f'
me, or secure him III jail, SO that 81 hm g.
:. I Shtt
EYrkciisYillc. hlhrmatlr cnnntY. VI. Ul,.
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TT7INTER STRAINED LAMP OIL
w Pure Winter Sperm and Solar Lamp Od,
for sale BY PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
Oct. 29f, Druggists, 80 Main 81.
VTTHlSKER DYES.-OI various kinds, war
w ran,ed 10 give The whiskers or hair any de-
sired shade, from ligh, brown 10 raven black
For sale by GAYNOR q WOOp,
Ocr. % Corner above City Hotel.
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NEW YdsK EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

NEW I'd TX EFascerAL CONVENTION
On Tues ay, the hts canon offered by Mr.. In
geIfll, providing that a diocese, whose Bishop
is Iiefini,ely suspended. may proceed TO elect an
o'hM Bishop, was lost BY a majority Of 10 OF The
clergy, and 4 Of the lai,y. His second canon
providing for The restoration OF The suspended
Bishop, on testimonials and by a constitutional
v%o,e::of the t%iocese, was also lost by a majority
OF IS OF lhs clergy, and I OF The laiiy.
The three canons reported by the Joint Com.
mi,tce on ,bc Diocese of New York, and before
published, were then adopted, one of The amend
mer;s BY The House OF Bishops respecting per-
pe,ual suspension having been rejected, and an
other agreed TO.
The Journal OF Commerce says:
THUS happily, by mutual concessions and a
due exercise CT the attributes OF The Christian
character, have these exciting parts ofdiscussion,
and Of vital interest 10 the church, been disposed
OF. Their bearing on The case oil Bishop Onder-
donk will readily be inferred"
III we r~ecoiiec; Alright, the effect OF The canons
adopted is that, while they leave Bishop Ondcr.
donk in his present state OF suspension, with
an annual compensation, they authorize the do
cese Of New York 10 clecta provisional Bishop 10
administer the diocese with full powers during
The suspension Of The present Bishop
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DOCTOR GIBSON
RESPECTFULLY lenders his professional
II services 10 The citizens oil Richmond and It's
vicinity.
p Office 7th street, near franklin.
Oct. rs c2aw3m
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FOR RENT OR SALE,
In Ma NEI /. Z

81 My present residence, ana he hons
SsiSm formerly occupied by me. Buul q
.siElM spacious and in good order and amoE
The most desirable residences in The town, hayl,
large aud iellile gardens and .ois atachei, -
venirnl Ia each other, ant near The liver
whole embracing about III acres.
II The above property is not soon renee, 4
The ri0is can be Sold Il, a fair price, | vii II
pose ul ii Oh lime, 10 sui. purchasers. 4 sms
part only Of the purchase money vii be f'iui'.
in cash. WM. Ill. B2ANDER.
Oci. I~s-ditd&c2 lwtNov.l
GUN AND RIFLE MAKING, AND Gl.
SMiTlllNG.
THOMAS TYRER, al his oh Stand, NJ.
i Main street, 7 doors above he CIV HI.
continues 10 manufacture to order ani III
all XII Is of double ana Single barrel GUNS
RIFLES.
Guns, Rifles and Pistols re.siocfcd, ale,cli
percussion, and repairs in all The varieties u Z
Gunsmilh's line Of business, done ii suprte
style and on accommodating terms, t. suis
times.
Oct. 27-a
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b The pressure OF advertisements compeis
us to defer the publication OF several articles
already in type.
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The Augusta Democra, Ct Slaunton raises The
dag of James Buchanan Of Pennsylvania, for
President; "subject TO the decision Of a National
Convention" II pays a handsome tribute TO the
talents, virtues, and thorough Democratic princi-
pies of Mr.. Buchanan, and adds: ave beg 10 be
understood as assuming no dicialorial >pirit-cn
the contrary, we explicitly declare our nonina-
ton TO be Subject 10 the decision of a National
Convention and with its decision none will
more cordially acQuicsce than ourselves"