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The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-28
Election Notice.


THE meetings in the several Wards for election of
City officers, have been notified 20 be held at the
following places and the warrants have been posted
up at the several ward rooms
Ward No. will meet at the school house, near the
house OF Emerson Bacheder, on Washington street.
Bounded rs follows:
Ward No |. shall be bounded on the South and
West by West Bath, on the North by the centre of
Western Avenue and by the centre of High street to
the of South street. and by the centre thereof
to Kennebec River; on the East by said river.
Ward No. will meet at the chamber in Engine
House No. 3, on Centre street, and is bounded fol-
lows:
Ward No II. shall be bounded on the South by the
of Sunth street, the West by the centre of
Washington street, the North by the centre of Cen
and by the of Front street the
tire of Broad street, thence by said centre to Kennebec
river; on the East by said river.
Wdrd No. will meet at the brick school house on
Centre street, and is bounded as follows:
Ward No. Ill. shall be bounded the South by the
North boundary of Ward No. |, on the East by the
of Washington street, the North by the cen
tre of Centre street and the old Turnpike on the
West by West Bath
Ward No. 4, will meet at the common council room
in the city Hall building, and is bounded as follows:
Ward No. ~, shall be bounded the South by
the north boundary of Ward No. III, the West by
the OF Washington Street, the North NY the
centre of North Street; OH the East by Kennebec
river.
lizard No. 5, will meet at the school house near the
old North Westinghouse, on nigh ST., and is bounded
follows:
Ward No. v, shall be bounded on the South BY the
West Bath the North by the centre of the County
road leading 10 Brunswick to the centre of Lincoln
Street, and by centre of said Lincoln Street TO the
centre of Green, md by of said Green Street
centre of High Street, and by centre OF said High
Street to centre OF Oak Street. and by of said
Oak Street TO centre of Washington Street ; on the
East by centre of Washington Street.
Ward No. 6, will meet at the school house nearly
opposite VIM. D. Sewal's house, on Washington
street, and is bounded as follows
Ward No. vi, shall be bounded on the South by the
northern boundary of Ward No ~, and by the old
Brunswick road to the centre of Whezeeag stream,
thence by said stream TO the Kennebec river on the
North and East by Kennebec river
Ward No. 7, will meet at the old Academy, on
North street, and is bounded as follows:
Ward No. VII, shall contain and embrace all the
of said town, moi included within the limits of
any of the preceding Wards.
N5-The warrants order the Ward meetings to be
opened at O'Clock, A. NJ, Monday March 6.
|. PUTNAM,
Bath Feb. l6,l G. HYDE, {selectmen.
ls4s ! o. MOSES,
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JUST RECEIVED
IS Packages Of China, Glass and
Crockery Ware!
IT CHIN HAIL.

CONSISTING of 215 Gold Band CHINA TEA
" SEITS, for almost one half what we have been
selling.
so Enameed and Raised Fig'd-l75 Flowing Blue of
various prices.
Crates of White Granite and light Blue DINNER
WARE.
Crates of Flowing Blue Dinner Ware.
10 Packages Of Glass consisting of everything.
Casters of all prices, from 81 cts to $i5.
Silver Plated Ladies, Silver Fish Knives, Butter
KNIVES, Spoons, Cake Baskets. Hall and Entry Lamps
OF 20 different Patterns
Chandeliers of all Patterns,
Solar Lamps of 25 different Patterns, Cutlery Fruit
Trays, Giiandoles, &c, &c.
We have now very extensive assortment of Tea
Trays of all kinds Some new Patterns and shapes
varying as high $40.
We can only give birds eye view of the assert
ment we have but if you will only call you will see
8or yourselves
Bath, Feb "a. 6de3
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OYSTERS.

7 HAVE received some prime Fresh Oysters, this
1 morning, by dackei Susan Ben, twenty hours from
Boston. TUOS BOWLES.
Feb 25.
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Litchfeld Academy.

IL THE SPRING TERM of this Institution will
li"M L commence on the first Monday of March,
and will continue twelve weeks, under the care
III BENZ. SMITH, A. B. Principal, aided by such ex-
perienced and competent assistants the interest of
the students may demand
TUITlUN.-In Common English Department. So GO
In High & Classical Department, So so
In Ornamental Department, 81 so
BOARD in good families, from ST. TO s. ,25 per week.
Rooms to suit customers, for such wish to board
themselves.
For further particulars inquire of s. BAKER, or the
rincpal, THOMAS AVER, Secretary.
Litchieid Corner, Jan. "a, l848. 3wl7
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The Owner

or Coil of Lead Pipe is requested to call on the
" subscriber, pay for this advertisement, and take
away. Z. A. HODGKtNS.
Bath, Feb. 4, le4s. 3d8-3wT7
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FOR SALE.
For Sale !!

For Sale!
F applied for soon, convenient two story dwelling
Il house in Garden St, north of the House of Free
man Clark, Esq. Said house is pleasantly situated,
and in good repair. Apply to
John STOCKBRIDGE.
Bath, Feb 81, 1913. eod96-wl9
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Hats, Caps, &c.

EVIS HATCH has just made an addition to his
= fotmer stock, and is prepared to sdpply his Gus
ners with tie LATEST STYLES in
HATS, Caps, Boots and shoes,
1ongwliich he has the Avord Hats, the finest artl-
now worn. Also superior article of French
3Ots.
Call and see
Bath, April "a, l847 dl56w29tf
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Notice.

CARPENTER Il CO.'S EXPRESS will leave Bath
~ for Boston every day in the week, Sunday ex-
cepted. Fer further particulars inquire at
KENDALL & RICHARDSON'S.
Bath, Jan. G, 1885,
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II ENDALL & RICHARDSON are prepared TO fu
II nish Hemp and Cotton Duck on as good terms az
All be had ia Boston.
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Kenncbec & Portland Rail Road.

.a-~ m NOTICE is hereby given ,ha
Elsf.hfsIl A4-E=A further assessments of Five
SSg s asss-S-h dollars each, have been made
each share subscrbed for
in the Capital Stock of the kENNEBEC & PORT.
LAND Il AILROAD COMPANY, and that the same
will be nue and payable AS follows:
The Fourth aud Fifth assessments January |, 1913.
The Sixth and Sereath assess February 1913.
The Eighth assessment March !, 1915.
The Ninth aud Tfnth assessments April |, lS4s.
BY Older of the President and Directors.
JOSEPH M'KEEN Treasurer,
Brunswick Nov. 81 1913.
N B. Stockholders at Bath and vicinity, will please
to pay the above assessments at the gaahock Bank
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Drawing Lessons and Lectures.

THE underss ned intends opening a day and eve
L ming Drawing School, as as sufficient
number OF scholars can be obtained.
Those gentlemen who attend the evening class will
receive the benefit of of lectures on rERslEc-
TIVE DRAWING, which will be explicit enough for all
practical purposes.
Those who may imagine they have no natural tcste
drawi n.y. need not he discouraged from attempting
to learn, this objection is readily overcome by the
application of a mechanical rule
Names can he LEFT at the Rooms OF Mr. Morrison OF
with the subscriber.
7ERMS-Day Glass, 50 so for "a lessons
Evening Class, 81, so for "a lessons
1HF The subscriber having succeeded in procuring
sufficient number of scholars, will commence his af
ternoon school on Wednesday afternoon, Feb 9h 10
be continued on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
The evening class will meet Thursday evening, TO
be continued such evenings may then he deter
mined upon. The two classes Will each meet at the
room over the store formerly occupied by MIR. John
Bovey Front Street.
C. w. KING.
Bath, Jan. 25, 1913.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-29
M ofo L,tter IL thc Edit0rs. dateA

WHITE SULPHUR SPaIsos, Sept. l4th, As.
Mr. Stevenson delivered to-day, in Lewisburg,
an eloquent and arsumenlaiive speech, worthy
Of his fame as a public speaker and Virginia
statesman Western Virginia will give assu-
RANGES on the 7th OF November that lis Democra>
cy have been visilant and will ROLL Up their
wonted triumphant ma lorilies.
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y he Seu York Express.

Mn .rpspOHLLMoRE-S SOUTHWARK.
11,ofocoism-as willing 10 Stay
oo IAN tue 10 the Constitution IN he is
= r'1' w. Garrison or an Abby Folsom
~ 10 .,iri,r Willard Fillmore IN all man.
nas oeG nd with all manner Of falsehoods,
hcr Oh W. b;. opinions upon the subject of slave
resPec aaulnccd in the whole Locoloco
~ no ,s an Abolitionist of the darkest
oou'"' !. ,oldins opinions not only IN con-
sa"P,S Oh common sense, but in utter re.
ua, !, me Constitution uf the United
Pus"@ m not be the fault of Southern Loco
foco edAr II Mlilaro i'i,',olo = - Nth aud
so,,b II alma Locofocos as "Tarleton' was
r. ia ,.you,ion, whose name was used by
-. i r..,h,en or scare naughty babies 10
.na,. b. Now nothing is wickeder, or sllller
m The IL, Of Southern men, than such eicc-
,;oneeri'I >, this. The eternal cry oil theirs
Of "wolI wolf against Northern men, anon Oh
will ,uulAn no shepherds when the real won
comes H. sleep will be devoured, and shep-
herds viIanghas the frightened things IN their
arony "a ,6eu "wolf." According 10 these
southerr hcof,cos, indeed. there IS nothing IN
the Mort H1al is not abolition OF vol :
save and Aept-now tAeir Mr. Van b B,
turned 0la(''-one Lewis Cas- oil Michssa,
who is ira aJliw exactly in Van Burens i rooe
steps W arus! that even Southern Loco,oc1 {,
ism, alwsssy enough in the choice Of ~ "a az,
lies Nort d no, SO silly as to believe az !, ', ,hs
But to 4 bur Why editorial irIc4as ,, ~ -.
sub all OF the subject OF ~: IT,; pa''' ~ XII
position, ID 10 give them anmu,'.,', ,Io pich
The Locol,o "A BOLTON" ghost 'ha. .' d.,
mona Enarer has conjured up W. ~, Az, - do.
letter I" r. Fillmore, reqnes.'"7 co. u,o tool
fit his posion on one given po'h', LOT We so"'
po.n,, an-,DIy point, because this ghost Q
a wolf can never be killed unless you stan
him upona lint rhe correspondence explals
the point anspeak, for Itself 1t is only y.
cs.sary to adtf That we have delayed publishing
il, in the hel that the silly Richmond sh''
would lay inG! bu. as il YET haun's The quito
there, here Tie shot that will Kill H.
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COP j..
UUP1.
NV IosK. Sept. 10. Isl.


III me HJs .Htilart Ftiimorc:
Dear SIaiou nay no, be aware, as am,
whose Cu,ia,s j; i,daily 10 READ jonnals rom
all paris Q! h. Urhn, that, while Gras:aIar-
10 Is denounced in he hoIIh 10y whist els II
self the Demcc-aic party" here. % hing a
'5;"veh"itrs, yur ae not he less deionied ny
Inc same 81 cillel Democratic 'anyin The
Sou,h, iur hing an "Abniiionist," md If hold
ing exlIemeabdtioa opinions. We wo have
known you we. ned no reply Il caImny, :
but calurnyf efy where, concerning VI, can.
noi ic Treated v'h contempt, "a among our own
trends AMI clIrens.
For an cxjrple Il what is aaii cnccrGins
YOU, | see j; fiirged in the Acknowledgment,
maj you hold 10 b. within the pow. OF Con
.rcss, 10 nieitte viii, or break ofthc trans.
porialion, Ie. h'al, q disposal Of, Tfsons held
as slaves i!oh NJ sarchoitins al 10 anolbrr.
was 50 surd y: ony from ms ouiknowledge
Of youf nplio-s, bu IRON your deicf,nce 10
ne Laws AM Constitution OF the .ounIty, mere
could no. be Or. wort OF ruth in .uch charge,
that peremptCily d,nird it 10 ..sne Richmond
friends, who W ,ie m on The subject, and pro-
missed 10 wtte nj toasi yon il was moi cor
rect. 10 pusunce .. this PRONE, have wri;-
len you This ELL
Your respectfully.
JAMIE BROOKS.
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lStfc Editors nj the Enquirer.
WurE SULPHUR SPRINGS GREsNBRrER, Va,
S.npuhar llrh Isi-

~ ulTE AULPHUN DfNsU>, bhksNBhlkH A..
September l4'h, ISIS.
Herewith is transmitted Tor publication Ii
Your pa per, an Interesting and very important
Ic,tcr from The Hon. Andrew Stevenson, lac
President OF the Democratic National Conven.
,cs;ion thai assembled in TIE Cry Of Baltimore
ia ,.ay last, 10 nominate suitable individuals
s.c lac Prssi iency AMI Vice Presidency of the
United ;SlaeS.
t.ye.y yer Of his coun;ry.-eycry friend OF
ar tree Institutions every American ciliz n.
gh3 appreciates his RI .hts and his liberties, WI
read mis- lerer and ref 81 upon the patriotic sen
tmcntS AMI the elevated sia,.snan.likc views
which il cnhuiieS, AMI 30 elogusnty expresses
With reference Ia the anoroachIDg PfesIccn
ial coolest il contains The :, librrate opinions 81
me who, during he moSi cvealiul periods 81 our
Republic, Under every trying citcursiance, has
.ro.ca himself an iah 1ihlc unmraf,d an
nnwaver,ng Democratic Republican, and tear
less advocate AMI IL cn..er Of hc Constitution
and me American Union. Whit in h service
Of his cuun,r; Tor more than five and thirty
Years both al home ami abroad, IN Inc c"hnciis
OF his na i've State and Inc Union, or among ne
Mouarchs ui Europ., he has ever aovoca'ed anu
defended The same republican principles Whlch
CHARGE erie him as a consistent anu dis'ih'
quiShed American Statesman Like him. every
Democrat and Patriot will consi:sr The impof-
lance OF The approaching Presidential eiec''oh,
ami inc magnitude OF The crisis. Lei US ever
heli,ye ttat the preservation Of ~ dnnTnan
ru,on she frs. and ADORE all party eonstdera-
,,on,-.y,r recoIiecling the noble sentiment Of
-. ;,lu>lricus Jackson that, Tine Union, il
INNS, be preserved AZ ali hazards" }. b. z.
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The Exchange IBote.


FOR RE N OR l. Z r,
The subscribers offer for rent cr leAss VIC
.Ts above well known establishment. now ~
EisssI the occupancy Of Mrs Young u y wn,
-issS-s55 calculated for large private Boafdh.
House. The building aJIoiGing-thr properly ~ y,
William Srld-n-wili be rented or leased WIN y. "
deem unnecessary To say more a. - prssan,'
sons In want of such an establishment WIN mr.. ~,
the prrmisps Possession given on the lst day ~ JAM
ary next Forterms, which will be made moderate "
srn, s"ew9w FERGUSON & MfLHiDo.
TO Mr.. CHAMBERLAYNE POLLARD
A \ you are a nonresident Of the State oi s"ss
"A you ar, hereby notified that shall proceed, on
6,h day of October 1913 at the office 81 hessrs. ~,
& Robertson, in the city a Richmond !" MI ~, aud !,
sIan'i " r,h,r d,v IL take the dispositions oil ~
w,llam = G,inrs John Meredith &c, :" oe 'e" -
evidence in my behalf. ne" J,.e,rd by The C,.ut
a,, Cont Of chnncery iot me Richmond Imcu
- ~, m chancrry pending thrt1in' between hun.
~ : ~ '..slC .e ,laiatif., aud Robert I ia.''
r"''" ~ ,,-f-ndaHts; and If, from any cause, IN
d.no.itinns br taken concluded on thr $50
,ah AN II OCTOBER, the taking thereof VIII b. COM
med from day Y" gay, d. 'he Pa'S' a"' jew
no von are also notified that the said Commissioner ha
ntrd the Doth October, lcfs for stating the acc
s-pti5-cw5w THoS II TALlAFERRo.
~ CHANCERY-vIso,sIa:-A AT Rule, held ~ 'Lr
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court oi Chanees ~
the Ric mond Circuit. The 10Th day OF h"es.,
Reuben NJ West and l,eonora has wiei a,ui,i
Execurrl1 OF John Lewis, deceased, ria'''h'.
as p 49,, a,b., Defendants.
Thr drt. ndant above named not having rhteied -"
appearance and given security, according 10 e A.
Assembly and the rule, Of this Court, ana y appa
by satisfactory evidence that he is no. mn A,
III, t,onmnnwraith II is ordrTei that tne si'u =
frndan, do appear ut the rules 10 be held ~ ~. "t
Court, on The irst Monday in November new,
sy.r The bill Of the Plaintiffs; AMI that aov h,,b
o,ts, he forthwith inserted in some newspaper l'
ed in the city OF Richmond for two mouths SUE, hor
w. and posted at the front door Of the state |o"''
in the said city. noPy r,T nopypTs OK.
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~ 50 many "o''', :, ,""' IN
Is rhcons ho''ohai. A"e'e - "o
'aeSe ieSo''''ons "oou' 'ne 'o,''o .,;,,,;on Of
: NC o."'. ,eSo.'''oHs .e''''' ~ az ,etri
wy r '"e'f'e u '"s =, ,,ms" ar
'o'' 80 "s"' Al ,ba, is said
= n. GENERAL
= -, ~ - ',''', s,ho Ni,mot
que''''i' y '"e 1o'e'''''o.'"''' .;,hr,
: 'o''e', : '"Vie : gay -" - cas-
VI nc % 1"s"s y ''1 ,.;.c, vc
dnu 'he virginia i1es's'e'''' - pa ,s wc
'ohless on: G''ct ihani"y - see = c..s
understand, dr"f NE 3''S"'s''"" no nowe,.
because Inc Lons''"'',''' 'os' "o' ao,,.a ,ba,
and uoih cave - - ~, ,oc,,s,i
'"c '''''. ''''s' =
'''i''i'' -. ;,,sos,o NJ me
o"' = '"e o'u"0', ,,,an,,, made
i'"'sS NC 'a"'' "'1 .,,t.
~ "'nsi wing "i'eis '"e VII, nm.
lec'' Is ''a' they appear - "'"" ,.,,;,,.
'to ASST '"r iiS''' y ~ ia
fssS ~ e11i""E s'"'e., '",''' - .nd AZ.
u" P'i0e'se '"'' : ,r,;n, thai il
"'s' ma 's-"' = - h,,ono - bo,h.-
ns.onSs V 0'''s.ss : " ,',,,a - IN, Or the
- 80 al as we he
~. 1~"' erho ,v;,oo, proyiso
- ,.;,h Co,uess and d, course
- '"''' : w. u;r,;,;a
"e"''' : = '''e PN"f'e 49,. 200 con.
y -, x.,J;,,;on over slave
W. ~ E''"NA ''9''8i - -
,'.,;a,. - Ia ,oonlo - mo Territories,
=, !, J.. oxo,c;..., no same one and. il
ra.a.oss o.nno, ex.,c;so !, those pcopie must,
,hs,a ho;r, =, o,bsr ap,bori'v which can. II is
,h,..a,, -, -. ! o,,si,,,,c II Virginia leave
:, ia ,ro,,;,o,es no jurisdiction or
,.,,,.,, s,,,o-v Nor. n,sc;se,y as Gen.
-
ou,. N roin, his. the Legislature did no;
people II Ne Territories 10 e1eiadc slavery. This
no;o,s n ;.nother mistake. which our opponents
seem 10 ~ - make. in considering this matter
They amman 10 think the iurlsietion, or right
n ,c,,Io,, s,o,eyy necessarily carries with il The
r;oh, ), o..L,de !, Tins "a Southern Nam
ouotes no, n.ssao,s from Inc writings of Go.
vernon Giles and Col John Taylor Of Caroline,
which assem-. ina, Inc jurisdiction over slavery"
he,onos II me neopIe q; the Territories; and h.
;n,ers ,b.i ,hosa gentlemen Of course meant that
the neonle here have The RICH, 10 erclu1e il. "A
a,,,n;s .,,,;na - show ,har General
80. ,,in,,.ns, tho ,;oh, e n. neo,,e n erclude
,lavc,v ,,sc,ns. II. i tor leaving them the
.r;oh, = ..o,jo,. ~ ,n4 say.. "Mr Ca,s's
v;e,s ses,, - no similar ~ those long since
entcr,ainca aud promulgated by wv disrn-
euished y,rsinians. Governor Giles and John
Tavlnr nj Caroline (nol Old Zack.p mo, BY
our faith non "Ola Zack:" for we DEFY moral
man 10 tel wha, view "Old Tack" eateriains or
baS eyer DromulgeieA abou, ill., We venture 10
s,v:,bar Ivo more mira advocates OF slavery and
y, Sou,berp rights Than WIN. 3. Giles and John
TAYLOR were, are not 10 be found in all the world;
and we suppose that The South could hardly re-
ouire more Of Gen. Cas- han that he should
atop; The views OF these distinguished Virgin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-29
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.

The Democracy OF Elizabeth City county viii
hold Mass Meeting, on the Ala aud 5th pro1i
mo, in the Town OF Hampton, where The public
generally are invited 10 be present Messrs
Wise, Bayy, Washington, Millscn. SAWYER,
uun,er, Srcion, Panon, Cassie Tribe, Over.
ION and Others, have been invited, and they are
respectfully urged 10 attend, should intir invita-
tions, from any chance, fail 10 reach them. Re.
member The Ain and 5,h OF October, AMI not the
9Th and 9Th, as was stalled, By mistake, IN some OF
The invitations.
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LEgIsBURG. GREENBRlEa. Va, .
S.,, c., 1910

Sta. Being informed that yon were Al the White
Sninaur Springs in hi, vicinity. yonr !clnw CT
,izans AMI political friends in his region Of coun-
,,v have requested Us, as e committee, To solicit
YOU 10 visit Lewisburs, on Thursday, he i4h OF
The present moGh, 10 address the pcop!e OF Green
brier on The political topics OF he times, and more
esnscially With reference 10 he principles m
vnlyed in he approaching irapor'sa' Presidential
canvass. which a;e nov being discussed through
ont n Americas Union
A larger cJucoursc OF the cruz rs Of Green
h,;er will be assembled on that occasion, IN
Iewisburs, than can b. convened al any time
nrevious 10 The day OF The election in November
next il being The day OF tie general muster in
mis- G. UNITY. We sincerely hope, as we most
earnestly desire il, that your health and conve.
nieace will permit you 10 comply with our re
oucs,, and in behalf Of your friends. whom ii is
r1r honor TO represent. With sentiments Of
niehes. esteem We most respectfully remain, your
obedieni servis,
JOHN BOWER CALW ELL,
aud others, Committee.
To Inc Hon. ANDREW STEVENSON,
While Sulphur Springs, Va.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
September s, is4s.
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CONVICTION OF Ppss

The trial of w. cambridge Epes, charged
with the murder of F. Adolphus Muir, common
ced IN the Superior Court of pin"idlie, before
Judge J. W. Nash, yesterday week After some
difficulty, a jury was procured on Thursday
evening. On Monday evening last, The Jury,
after short r. tiremen,, brought in verdict of
Guilty He is sentenced TO be hung on The %
December. For the prosecution, D. May, Esq,
Commonwealth Attorney, and 7. S. Gholsor,
Esq; for the prisoner Tim. Rives and Thomas
r. Joynes, Esors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-29

We are requested o safe that al The political
discussion which will take pace al Nsedwood,
in Caroline, on The Is, Saturday in October The
Democrats will be represented BY P. II. Ayle,t
and F. w. Scott.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-29

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
September s, ls4s.
Gentlemen : had the honor TO receive to-
day your letter OF the 9th instant, inviting me,
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GINA Legislature and OF course The Southern
argument" as understood by ha, Leeisla,ure.-
We owe our hanks 'u he Times and its cores
pondent for aifordins u the opportunity to show
this, and!havns done 50, we believe, conclusive
IL, We expec, the mex; charge against Gen Cass
will be that be does not use The S1atiern lco,ds as
well as the Southern argument"
We expected His nc.g discovery would ,uru
oul 10 be ;.riaie'S nest" We have diligently
looked through il Tor The eggs. and have ascer-
tanned thai it contains none, tina, will serve the
purpose OF The wings 10 hatch up unfcnnded OBJ
icc,ions l. Gen. Cass. But we think we have
found some stones in il, and we vii now see il we
cannot ihfo Y mem a, the heads Of these adve0tu.
rers and bold dscoyerers
"A Southern Man" says "fhe grea, question Of
The day IS undoubtedly The Slavery question;
and then alter calling attention" 10 The patriot
&c resolutions # the Virginia Legislature, 10
which We have referred, he adds as follows:
at vii &c ihus seen that all parties in Vngi.
MIA beca1ia united on This grave subject. Wings
AMI ic!.. ,,a', .!.ke ioiso; party. wien ques.
ion II ~ paramount importance was prescn "a
ior heir consideration. Their deares; rights and
Interests were said 10 be placed in Jeopardy The If
perfect equality mcmbers OF the Union cndan-
eeged by proposed federal legislation, entirely
for the benet al the North, ant alike injurious
ard insulting 10 The South, aad il became all
viEcinians 10 speak against the movement in a
tone mol 10 be misunderstood"
In all tbs we entirely concur. Il was thus that
III lS46-47, all parties 'uni'ed on this grace
qaestion" Then there was no Presidential cleo
ton to divide lhem How has i! been sine, and
nov is j. aaw, ia 1887 We appeal 10 all men
70 bear witness that me Democrats %; Virginia
nave nere! ccase! Tor one momen; 10 declare their
bitter and uncompromising hostility 10 this 'pro-
posed icceral legislation, (designed) entirely for
the benefit OF the North and alike injurious and
insulting 10 be Sou;h." How is il acw with the
Wings oil Virginia Silent as The grGrs ION