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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

SAVE ALL.-RooME's Liquid Glue Is Just
the hing 10 carry out the caption 10 this advertisement Ii
will mend everything broken. except constitutions aud
merehsnu New is the time to mend your croekery ar-
nInre &c The Glue 10 always esdy ioruse requiring no
preparation whatever. Prce % Gus per boue. Depot
SaAA RIoRAM ay. helMeen Wa.ler and Whlts sA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

WONDERFUL SALE.-Engllsh Thereby
and ipsen tapestry Ingram Carpeuug Rugs Table Gov
ers Oil Cloths, &c at astonishing low prices at the cee
brsed cheapest Cspes Estsbshmen IN the United Sta
80 Bowery HIRAM ANDERSON. SC Otch Ingram Carpets
&c. 40, 81 and &c; Rsgs, 2os; OH Cloths, Sc and 4s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
U DR. TRArToN's Buckthorn Berry

Yls are mild aad sdeciuA ana now The scknowledged
best remedy for Bilious attacks Liver Complaint Head.
sche Goat 0iddiness hsuS Cossiveoasa Loss OF Ape
dc ana indigestion. Depo ~ Wilhan-sI ror sac BY
dc principal city Druggists snd caeSaisA
AZ trnfs Wfh&ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

EY BARGAINS IN STRAW GOODS, as
cheap not cheaper than any wholesale or retail store In
Nsw.York A handsome assortment Of Ladies', Misses
ana Boys Hats, Of almost every tpd. At
YOUNGS, GO BOwery,
al92wMW&sd between Grand and Hester sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
BAR,uM's.-Asa place of rational en-

BARNUM IFS PIuV" DI -
,i., we kro,v uf zone better than this hne on
"a ~ .,.s, eoTe- tic worth entitled "The Serious ami
iy@wibe play ed tonight This afternoon 'wo pieces are
announced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

We insert the following table TO show our
readers what articles arc used in our Public In
atit,ltinna and the amount OK pended for each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

FLOOR OH CLOTHS All RETAIL
5000 Yards, reasoned, "a per yard
Tspestry Carpets u! % per yard.
Thee PLY ~ 7s al 90 per ward.
Super lreTain at 70. ana S. perySrd
a93 IN al BAILEY a. BSOTHERS, 45l Pearl 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

NIEETEEsTH WARD TEMPERANCE socnrY-
The quarterly meeting Of the Nineteenth Ward Ien2A.
Society was held on Monday evening, al the Memo.
dat EpheopAl Church, Fifisih-st The meeting w"ssp
ably addressed by Rev. John Marsh, Core,pondings',
relay q the neriesn Temperance Union and Ediof
he Temp0aHee Journal who stated that In his Cy na'
are SIS houses where intoxicating liquors are sold ~
cfwhich sell Sunday When shall The polluted '1f0'1,
Of poison that TOW from these places cease 10 sos -
Ihese fountains Of crime psuperism misery and a''''
be dried up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

" Three thousand yards of new Spring
patterns Of Floor on Cloth NJ ony So per yard 81 the cee
brsed Carpet Establishment In the ned States
20 Bowe'y, HIRAM ASpERsoN's 3, 4, aud feet wide;
Enghsh Floor Oh olhs ~ 10 "a feet vide, elegant spes
NV and chinz figures, to TO Sc per yard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

I 100000 Worth Carpotings, OH
gloths &c at the Wholesale WareroOms of WILLIAM
McGKoRTY 1856 William ST. Sd Dor from Fulton-st
now thrown open. The large stock of CarpeunE, OIL
Cloths sc will DO reiaed cheap for cash Those in wsnt
would do well all early and examine the Carpeungs
al lmMonWed&Sat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
II We invite the careful attention Of

cARIsf0rHER MORGAS Secretary O STATE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

time Of sxty. three hours from Savannah.
NEW "BOsTOS NOTIoS."-We have re.
ceiyed the first four numbers Of " The G ype' Bag" &C
elegantly printed qusrto sheet published Ia Boston aga
ediled by 5. W. Wilder and d r. Sbsber, the sst nsDea
gentleman being The author Of the sayings Of Mrs Parting
which have appeared In the st0D Post aud Bo'
PanfHdtr, and now continued In The Oaypet BIZ
He IL prolific writer both IN pross ard verse, and bio
productions have been extensively copied by the Amer
lean press and not few OF hem have found their Wal
into the English papers. His humorous and witty CONT
buttons to the Newspaper literature Of the county H
perhaps universally popular than those Of any Other
writer and, uolike many successful authors, be 10 yeD
careful not to violate good taste teach immortality "a
the contrary, Dame Parngton almost Invariably ms's
utter good moral precepl, which the world nu
profit by reading The Caypet BIg learn. has ALREADY
attained large circulation in New and and when 10
merits understood doubt not that In every secdoa
Of he couLEry 1t Will find numerous patrors 1. has CO.
Hated, in addition to is ediiors-who both prscHe,
printers, and understand the art OF making up good
psper-many talented contributors and every nzubefh
bandsomely illustrated by Of the best sriss 10 bo
ton. 1t ssold by periodical dealers and newsrsn gsne'
ally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

PLANK ROAD TO PATERSON. The books of sub.
scribtion TO the stock of Plank Road between
Hoboken to Paterson, will be opened a! the latter
place to. day. The charter Of the ComPsnyi ia
very favorable one, and we presume the stock
will be readily taken. The road will oonnecsG
Hoboken with an elegant ferry boat, which viii
land carriages at the foot Of Fouteentb.st, on
this side.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

V FoULARD SILKs, a yard VIDE, OF
chsse and pretty styles just The thing for travelling ana
ever ready street dresses may be found .! HITcncoSH
LEABBEATERs 81 Broadway, corner OF Le0nAd'st, Al
s. yard where every thing that ladies' or families can de
sire 10 Dry Goods may be obtained al the very lowe'
market price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

II The Storm is over, and 1t IS now
clesr Thai the great Clothing House Of DE- GRAw Co.
offer the greatest Inducements TO buyers OF Clothing Of
apy place 10 this city The Immense stock on nano aao
the low price Of our goods together with the excenence
mshe Il 40 object for every man 10 give US cal!
la = Co, 100 rultOu-sN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

II The HUrcHINsoNs will give their Fare
well Musical Soiree at the Central Hall in VIII
liamsburgh this evening. They will offer choice
entertainment, including some Of their best songs
This last opportunity to hear them should be en-
braced by al those who have not yet enjoyedsh"
pleasure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

IMPORTED CARPETlNGs. Jefferson ~
HUMPHREY S7s Broad way White ST. have ia'' re-
ceyed pei psckes ship COnss0ne sfutber supply OF
ard rich Velvet and Tapestry Csrppg, which mates our
stock select and decidedly the best 10 the CITY BY
instupg comparison the pubic Gao Judge OF the sup9-
Forly OF STOCK which viii be sold at prices ba chal
lenRe com petition ~ h any other store AL ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

son "a one Of the prmes things that ever this celebrated
halter hes yet produced IL 10 ths very oiu o. ioI
thai gentleman Of required tHsle would selecl a. once
rom tnousai Others and then The materials are so excel
Ienf The color so lasting and the osh so ne that Insy
Tain heir newest gloss" for great length OF Time We
beiieve that every and almost every
fuI Hats but 81 each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

For ONE DoLLAR.-l tell you positive
y YOU can obtain what will give you buoysnt aud happy
tesinss good appetite. powerful digestion, the mos1
delightful sleep perfect enjoyment Of air and exercise
and 10 take IT, snnlhses al psa no mater how
Ions OF how badly you dehilisaed Inquire 81 lel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
HUTcHINe's VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA

" FowLERs 81 WELLS, Psychologists
nd Publisher Clinton Hall, lSl Nssssu-s near the Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

N. Z. II. BARnErT Il Co.-Childres s
Clothing at wholesale, AZ Esssau-st NYort. ~ I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

ANOTHER DIG AT THE PRIsON AT the late
term of the Circuit Court in Westchsster County
Z. J. hcMaster and Jacob I. Merritt obtained
verdict of sl4,lss "A against the Agent at the
Sing Sing Prison. The suit was for damages sa.
tanned by Ere caused by the carelessness OF the
officers of the Prison Within the pas. three
years there have been about $4,000 reco' cred
against the State. Indeed verdict OF $4,000
against the Prison appears to be a semisnnua'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

~ The steamship Florida. Capt. Lyon, arri'
ed at this port yesterday morning, in the shor!
time Of sixty. three hours from Savannah.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
susInEss norIuEs.

II IMMENSE FORTUNES have been and
are nov heirg made through combination and coope-
ration The Newspaper Presses Of toe country eoneeo
spg tbei united sdverslog power upon busnets esso
lsbmenis. This tremendous lever msy be convenieot
applied and adapted 10 The machinery Fl business ener
smell large 10 any extent through the compulsory Or
esnizsd Agency OF Y 3. PALMER, who IL appointed %
the proprietor and authorized By them 70 transact 7
business and give receipts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

SPRING CLOTHING.-OQT select and OK
tensive OF Clothing ior the season 70 now really
Comprising ali the latest stye garments OF the day, and
everything that and class in goods TO be found 10
This or European markets u J. DENLlN
mSl Inn SO and - JOhu-sl cor or NasssuN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14
For TIC Enanire

For Inc EnQurcr.
Mr. Editor: beg leave, through the meum OF 20 val
liable paper 10 bring the favorable consideration of the
voters of Cupcper county, Va. the OF Thomas Hill
Jr. rs candidate for the Sheriftal.v.
Mr.. Hill - gentleman in every way qualified for the I'm
part and duties of this office having served
with satisfaction for several years in This capacity in
county. In view OF his qualifications. l hope he
may with the cordial support Of his fellow citizens for
in these OF election, let us but Alright il
the sincere wish Of watchfu citizen.
This is very imporan; right submitted to the people OF
Virginia en-. which be exercised with much eau
ton and yu cannot dft with when say We ought 10
seecta man who has head and heart, By which, near
sound sense, good feelings aud stric4st honesty (nor
avnrciuus) man incapable OF STOPPING the low device
disturbing tho relations OF debtor and CREDITOR for
purpose Of enriching himself Such man, fellow citizens
be found in The person of Thomas Hill J and 10, tina.
very reason have placed him before you.
A CITIZEN OF CuLPEPER.
Cunener Court House Oct. 49, 1851
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14
RICHMDND ENQUIkEK.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
pr,Ecr,oys IN VIRGINIA.

THURSDAY THE 2p OF OCTOBER election VIII nc he"
sner If h, senate ana House OF Delegates anu i"r
- c,o.res. This election will held under The existing
.,,n and those persons only, qualified according 10 us
>. he entitled To vote, II will be limited 10 one Jay ~
;..n for sneciaI reasons according 10 law ~,
-, ,ho same lav the people will vote on The au"P "
.u.nJed Cons i,uioa On this question, every WINE %
-a, wears Of ace "hc nlv have been two years fes "
SAFE. and one year the County, city, or Town " h
tavs. - ,..,;on will he
r. the amended Constitution shall be adopted an ece "
, ,br,urbou, The STATE the srt DAY OF pHehHi'f '
,,r A Governor Lieut. Governor, ana Attorney . -, -
~ The Senate and nusc OF Delegates All le's'
,;, r., v,. On the question the adoption :" The a'cie'
,,um will have the right vote, in The counties ''' "
thcyr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14
For the Enqui,
TOT ZIG LIHYUtTeF'
RESTRICTION OF THE RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE By
rHE NEM CONSTITUTION

THE NEW CONSTITUTION!
Cndor the present Constitution Of Virginia who
has for six months possessed entitled land by
purchase Of The value Of twenty-five dollars IN the county
Of Caroline for instance has the right OF suffrage in that
county Under the new Consultation (supposng it to be
aoped will sncs have the right vote in December
next for Governor &c. unless he has been resident Of
county Of Caroline for the twelve EInnihs precedng2
Will not all persons who for Governor &c. do by
virtue OF the Cons!iiuon2 which says Art. 81,
section Every white male citizen Of the wealth,
Of the age of lwcnyone years who has been resident
the State for years aud Of the county, city town
where he oilers for twelve months preceding cleo
iion-und no other pcrsoa--sla be qualified for
members General Assembly, and all officers elective
the people but III the military, naval
rims service of the United States" &c, DC.
dcd the right OF suffrage by the Consntion-they
have also restricted it ard if J. together with six eight
brothers. inherited landed estate worth fifty thousand
that county by the present Constitution, will enjoy
ta privilege under the new in December next unless re
have residents OF said county for the twelve months
preceding gentleman bought plantation In the county
of Orange and removed 10 t-sly from Hcnric3 in the
month Of January las-he will be entitled to vote
in December next, though the lrshlnan who having
been years in Virginia. has possibly been breaking
for twelve nonh pave the Nc Adaized Road which
through the gentcman's farm, may vote!!
see Messrs Editors that you broadly assert the rghi OF
ali persons in the December elections who noc
eaiitIed 70 The RICH: OF suffrage, but presume you will not
decline giving place in your columns 10 different opinion
LOUISA, Der. 10, 1851.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14
Culpepcr Court House, Oct. 10, 1851
Extract Of letter from Cumberland County :

Bocoek will distance his opponent, Boiling yon may rely
upon this. hope Judge Caskie will succeed in your Die
tric
Has Bolts found whether he (Bots) is white basis
man or not :!
The question put 10 him the discussion in Powha-
tan, by Judge Caske and satisfactory OBJ
tanned II true that he did read from
old speech he made in the Reform Convention show his
position upon the basis question: and he said in very
pkatc that he should circulate this speech extensively
in the District and he wanted every read ii.
think the gentleman is putting himself great deal Of
unnecessary and trouble inform the District of his
views upon the basis question for hardly reckon he will
be able TO satisfy any BODY BY perusa Of his Speech that
he is or was mixed basis man.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14

\ DISPUTED FACT IN THE CUBAN AFFAIR.

4 DISPUTED FACT IN THE CUBAN AFFAIR
Tie pariiz,n journals IN their w:ang!n the ie Cu5a
r and The Gc;iDn al President regard thereto had
mana ed = &c! much bclnggcd The question 10
the tiv rIassacFe! Alacau prisoners had trial
Or This question u important treaty will! Spain
expressly g.ttiaecs fair n Legal rial r the ben>f. Of
r9lnsci Offenders from the III against
a. lie other The Washington kepuh.;c ia an article
rc;yin. Inc Union the subject OF the massacre
says:
40 have yet evidence that the f,v prisoners
thar ,nsui Mr. Oven has s;osd that they were daily
tried No INFORM orr contemporary that thc prisoners
-,"t u Havana rere tried and condemned due rr,n
- ST .i ii~, and at copy 81 the complete record of
j. in the hands II Official p.ut!r;tan in ,
city Washington"
III Eera1i" i* br challenged to bring fri rr,s re-
~ his ft' 'rc Tie all .i tin! w,4 ID:
wouiG c'n-I1:tc,! ~ thiS coariIy England trial
ALL "r' In" Spanish ministerial L9nion whp found i fieces
snv 10 "u in the Times there justify the showing
showed that he was fully conscious o it, In his statement
which particular and official we distinctly
Der Ha ne aercJ said HAT Tic fy were shot on their
ownr1ness"n iher,ore is plain that Ihcg never had trial
-s:ch a. Is worthy - be called by that name the sumai.
n manner IN which ,Ec Two Americans lately picked in
o2at WIRE, more llte!iy condemned HlvaSa aud Tor
"hcn Capt. Pit Gc!ar1td and finally sEccerded pro
cuiIn! the promise =" ts legal trial. is pliicaOa
OF "hat he Spanards consider clue form ri law
The proceedings OF Com. PiIri in rcgar! these
":eTe according :ca Tie that consul
:aond have tagcn IN tGhai; tie fifty who so: l.
wei. known that confession beforehand by prisoner, nadc
un5arc" or by force is part Of evidence, and Gen
Coicl Va informed u: Com Piat for il seems that Con-
cnas Spanish IDEAS OF Justice had before allowed HIN
think III that baltimore SIM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14
THE DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION

OF Richmond held an interesting meeting Thursday
nght-Dr T. T. Jetc taking the Chair, in the absence Of
President Pat!eaon.
The following resolution offered BY Mr.. Palkh and mod
flied ut the suggestion OF Mr. p V. Daniel Jr unan
mously adopted utter brief and sensible remarks from those
gentlemen of full and perfect anzaton through
OF! The State, for the present important crisis:
Resolved I;it the Democracy Of the city OF Richmond
invite the Democracy VI the counties cities ana towns
throughout the STATE form affiliated societies 10 our
in union and efficiency Il causeand for
purpose 81 Keeping up correspondence with The Secre-
,ares the various ios the best Of pro
noting the of The principles and measures Of the De-
uiucratic party III the Stale.
Alter the eurumeu. oil number of members the asSo-
citation was Entertained by Mr George W. Randolph with
one lucid cogen and effective cS2osicns of the
OF the false principles and Schevous and dangerous doc
trincs the Wing party that have listened TO for many
dav lie clearly traced to the wild and lltudnous
srucon Ct Federal party the agg:cssioDa OF the North
ern majority which had led 10 the present danger 10 the
Union-and he powerfully demonstrated that II the Union
is preserved and free institutions 10 be maintained
in their republican spirit purity and safety must look
not 10 the huou. professions OF tho Wing pseudo "unon
par,ybut the Democracy OF the country, with he wise
Limitations uron the central power and their strict construc
tic distinctly marking ont the orbits o! the Federal and
State Governments Mr.. Raudolph's address listened
to with earnest attention.
The Association will meet Friday night next al the
Union Temperance Hail. the of Main and 10Th
other eloquent and interesting addresses may
be expected
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT

| iiChHpSD. OCTOBER Is ISL!
W ", Hie 50 cts.; rn.e Red 7Irrs.
FLOUt--Saies OF :c" basin oank AZ $3'5 for Rich.
mond 81 ior ScottsyIie
| CDlsN.bU cents.
cox; i!:ii.-JTt= IS cents.
OAIS--lO i2 cents per busiel
&lE-7j 10 20 cents
fi::,fi l.. 40 ca, s. "a, Gross IS.
Roc sJASJ IS MacNr:c., No ), &ita;. 40. SSsasA
80. /, 80. a9A. St!aj--uonc market.
t.A!tD-N." i" barrels, !vs cts. EGGS II Ia.
HiCON--pIln.c Baltimore Sides ll@ TX cents
SanGhicr, ~ u ga! market firm, with small s,ocns
IoftEE-Pli:ic nHwcrvp ias'agr4 9eentei rio, good
SCAiAH-Hcw Orleans 5 u. cents +; Porto Rico s..
I rcn.s.
liuLASSi:S Sweet Cuba held 1T 81 2 cts New
Orleans. firm ., 30 cts: re5"rt 81 cts.
llME-Sdics from Whit 81 u.
SALI-t rom = p:c 81 80; sales from w!itrC 81 TO-
SrEELAug o!i,tc:e: 81 Us t. IN per ton.
iRON--Pi Iron - 50, according ,,rial!i: Swe,t
s9j psr English 80; rTedcg" i;cnion ,nananroy
63;Up Country bar So -, according '"qna..ry
NDLE$-SpctlCa Candies iGAIic; rallow l0nl2; Halls
Patent Is {; A!alannr 25 PERU Jackson, pa,en lc;
SOAP-liicnmpnd ana Kew YORK 81 a6c.
SPlRIIS--Co!;iLc BIaGas )! -; Rochelle 81 35a
sos American proof m proc; 't3; Apple scarce 55c
;ticnniord Rec fled Whis!.y II cents. ~ r. Rull =
4 80 cts. Cincinnati whisA"" "A ~:
GuANO-rrrr ian SijaiIi Patagonsn S5Ga5r per
OF 1000 lbs.
SULE LEvrHEtl-ii tanned. good, s.. all cts;
tatIa-r': Halls els.
RlcE-Nrw crop 81 cents.
COrrOE--l2a rs cents.
NAlLS-3 Il 34 cts.
FEAriiERS-55 cts. IN! receipts small.
&EEDS--SO Clover or fla N iaa!att.
UiGSSpeF.., winter 20 49,: summer llGa lljc els
vale ic 51ij5a refined '5ato Lnsec s"aS5c;I@nnrrs
llDES-Grecn sailed TAI. cents pcrio. Cali rs
c'1. /" 81 each.
SHOT--31. a S cents per IL.
uAi-NorthcEn, III haes--ircn wharf 40 c;s; from
80.
Observation-Disclosures at II cts. per ID.
GFAslmpcial i5.15c per b. inpow14r Is a Ito cts
Young lIysol 3J,,55c: Eiac% - 90 c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14
VIRGINIA PRODUCTION.

Yesterday tasted liquor distilled from Tomatoes
at Norfolk by David Kyle former resident of Richmond
In taste, smell and beautiful transparency closely RESENT
hes the far famed Irish wlskey In the preparation OF
punch. it is said TO be very similar tho "craur." We
informed that requires four bushels of tomatoes produce
gallon Of the whiskey
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14

We regret extremely that we have found it impossible 10
PROCURE for this mornings paper report of Mr. CaskieE
reply Mr. Bctis the African Church Friday night
week Ii was :, thorough castiga'ion oil Mr Bots Of
fidelity 10 his constituents in violating their instructions in
regard the basis of his nonstrous olony consolidation
doctrines an l. obstinate opposition y Southern inlce=:
aud feelEs Whenever The question came up
There was no discussion Johnson's in Chester
field on Saturday last Both candidates bcng pTcsentbut
Mr. Bolts suggested that, in consequence OF the small
Der Of persons present. and the ncleeacy of the weather
the speaking be postponed Mr. Caskc "arqucscedand
discussion will take place Saturday at Graves Tavern
in Chesterfield.
Yesterday the candidates to meet at Louisa Court
House, and probably Jacksons in the same county
Wednesday i, is said that they will be at the "Sash Cot
tusc" on Erday-but as this, not positively in
formed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14

bic Outrageous sinful and abomnable and unconstitutional
law which allows people 10 be voting tax asa1ns. Gach
other. ht' a. SG;n,',
T. S-I hope will be the pleasure "t Rev MI SSIm"e
and Thomas Cardwe, Esq, to respond 1" ms nomination,
and To say in the plc prints whether they VIII crafty 1helr
friends By accepting the same OF not.
49,, the ,hmond Times t. insert this nomination. in lis
cy,n,nns call it itu' because of its nterniSdins VITA
ih peanlc Charlotte and lis advocacy OF thai he'!sn plan
q >, ting the people 10 taHiT. each other