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WHIG PROFESSIONS.

We copy the following true and excellent remarks from
the Louisville Democrat They suit This region about as well
as they do Kentucky:
VINO PRoFEssIoSs.-WhY charge disunon upon the Wig
party when huy profess much loyalty the Union =
This question put the other day and which
give very conclusive reply II Is not The object "t
the Of the Whg party of any other party 10 wetEen
destroy the Union but it is the tendency and effect o.:
their policy They manifest great Zeal fur the Uniun ana
don't question tho sincerity of the great Of tsm
but professions very aacous Snne years aec
the Wings were for sound CURRENCY zea"usy rs iey
for the Union. When we look into the pIo
posed sound currency il found TO be the
alton Of National Bank. That the way 10 make q
rotten, nota sound currency.
The same Whig party are still for protecting American
industry So they say and repeat it. When We inquire
how; have proposed protective tariff That is
way to protect American industry but 10 tax IT, 10 enhance
the profits of capital The Wings always for strict &C.
c0unabity Of public officers and also for economy in ptb
lie expenditures This only that each officer h..
in "he confidence may manage 10 fill his pockets out OF
the proceeds of old ciams and by this process and Others
the expenses Of the Federal Government up up
wards Of fifty millions per annum.
The Wings profess 10 be opposed 10 anti slavery aeaion
and enounce all mention of secession. But the Whig
ddae for Governor travelled all The State demagogng
about secession and trying 10 make issue with his ypo
nens upon this sublect and all the organs c and oig
played the came tune, asitang with all their might sub
jec the Democratic address and resolutions mad laid upon
the shell, not to be disturbed further
Such have been Whig Professions and the contrast in
Wing practice. Indeed The last and avori;e policy o the
Wings in the Southern States VI the sorr-We
The formation OF Union party. Tnis party
charge lis opponents with brng di~uunnss. Such Is The
very food lives upon nnd thus i, stir up ae
when there is no party out Of South Carolina that poi
10 secede from The Union The very policy Of tho hils is
TO create a,sHR2H %a %a0sS me Professions of the Wing
party but the character Of the policy pupsed ard ad ocaeh
The Hhs party of the free States will pledge them
selves in any way abandon the that put
Onion in Jeopardy The Of Dissatisfaction plain
all Wings don't PROMISE TO aid in removing these
causes We hear of pledge from any Hhg cunvrntion
"a abandon sectional legislation restrict the power Of
Congress- and avoid all rtia Indeed make
such pledge would be 10 abnndun a whiggrry
Still the Whiee keep up clamnr the Union.
Let them behave themselves, and dis rb the Union 1t
only Wing policy that has endangered the Union srcu-
lore Wing measures only threaten lis perpeLuilY nuw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04
Enr he Enauirer.

For me enquirer.
Mtssrs Editorspermit through The columns OF your
Parer 10 "acquiescc in the call uf Sreral Dem0crat Ii
hold meeting Hcnrico Court House IN Monday for
on, nominate sui,abie pe,s son 10 represent from this
Senatorial District desire urthermnc 10 Second The nom.
inhi!o", - "Hanorrr" Of Thomas Rchr Jr, than whom
there IS not appropriate in The whole district
tar this honorable In the Legislature his services
~on! be Invaluable in the reappnonment of The Congress
;iona Districts Let him receive this nomination. and old
rhrc" AMI Hanover too dsenganed from the embraces OF
federal Rchn"nd will tell tale Yet nhea ri of-bnt which
will be heard of and read by all after the Sh Of Drrem
bG! next. "YOtiNG DEMOCRAT"
Nov. lst 1851
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Ear ibe Er1Yircr.

For tRe fInYlFtT.
rssrs Eiitors-I AM pleased learn from FEtlys EE-
onrrr ,ha ne Young Democracy Richmond haze cni-
enced mo. ing l the eecous rally ht ihis Class
of voters is called for Friday night Let these ne" Vefs
orrnnize wilou, further delay The Of their party IL
we'll worthy their efforts State kehss has
achieved triumph in this Old Dominion which should cause
them much le joy. Work is yet to DC dDne 10 cru'h sun
more effectively the doctrines oi the Cons"i1a-
ton partv The old look the new voters VITA con-
6dence in the approaching struggle Many young men,
heretofore debarrei from the right 10 voe h"a the sy
can act with their party. Let them not be found wanting
when their votes will count They should organize Tic bel
ter 10 enable them find who tile irisncs WHO are
willing 10 yoe with them. 80,
"'e STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF Law.

NOVEMBER lst.-Commonwealth vs.. tooert Evans ano
Wnefed Butcher charged with an attempt 10 oreaA ou' u
the Peni,entiury. Verdict guilty Sentenced TO conhnc-
men In the Pcnen,iary for further term OF one year.
Commonwealth Vs. Coebi, alias Cogwl-2d offence
pleaded guilty and sentenced years additional conhne
ment in the Penitentlary.
commonwealth vs. Charles Scott-2d ofence-pleaded
guilty and sentenced 10 years additional connemenin the
PenitentiarY.
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RAILROAD TT-NSET,

II has been determined 10 build drilling machine at
OF about SIS 000 for the purpose OF bnng the desired
tunnel though the Hoosick mountain The line O; the
Toy and Boston railroad. The machine will be driven BY
steam power and those who have the eHttr.ze in charge
have full confidence in its capabilities The Baltimore Amc
can recommends this machine for The Blue Ridge Tunnel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04

II I,u,aG.-h l-NiKGINA:-At ;ulss lrll Ia the CIek'r
"i county Cumberland this eh day Of October
snh and Martha J. his wife, ard William Rsrsone
ii >i.aa A. his vile, Plaintiffs:
Iiss to; adT Peter r Phillips. deceased, and William
?? nj i" "is oI Peter r. fhl! dec tnd
i b.. : icjai:l Eh P,ierT Thlls.l / his own Tight
Bo"ry rh:; p-. d cd. aid rhoas Phi
~, l.. a rhHi9> Lucy l. Philips. Nir=irl' e. Phil
.N Such V rrii infant chi arc. "i said bowery Phillips
%c" fe.na"G Ccena', John = Ems land and Mary l'
T. nI L. ocman. Lucy " C";ena. Peer l. Coleman Ed
.ugN t'ci.ai Arc..r Cole ran, VIM Colcnan Alfred Cote
An Curnai h K. Coleman, Sum +. Coleman, Rich
=. Aus. red Ii, and Sarah H. his VIE Luc! Ann lie
ie-r't. :u!es Gals and Mary a his wife, Defendants
t Jrc decree fer the sale n the Ian"
i:haorh rhiii wIjn" %; Peer 7 Phillips. dec d. and
The AID also sac ol the slaves aud
.tI ,,gocre = hns. entitled III" Iarpear
'i The tl..! BeJ Phi, Alfred a. liI and Sarah
,.W,- cren William Coleman ant: Aired Coleman.
iJs P:ip-. R"-iina A T. fh!i.s I.rry L. Phillips VIZ
r:! III V. Phil residents "l this State
;r,Irr' u; here wrn month due nab
p!er Il" what Is protect their inter
lIa, copy RIDER b. ior h% rsed III
IL shm paper published in the Cny of Richmoi
weeks, an! posted the door
ihs The first day oi III" next Court
ACopy-Tcs.c b. B NoobSoN, Z.
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KANAwHA CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

Col Beale 3D. Eas received in Lewis county, two.lhrds
of The votes poled-n Mason 80 majority and in Cabel 81
majority.
General Daniel Smith (N } has in Kanawha only about
100 majority; in Jackson $50 majority; in Putnam l9 majo
ty, and in Wood very small majority.
There can be no doubt Of Bcae's cl, ction
In Lewis Weston, there only three against
the new Constitution and in Kanawha as far as heard
lronl about GOO majority in favor OF its ratification
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04

We understand that the location OF Inc SCUM Que nai
,d hae heen made from Farrnyie Chiltoh's, point
IA miles eas, of Lynch5u and that from that point II VIII
e the mos practicable TO the valley OF the River oe
I II passes through ADpomattox abons four miles
u,b of the Court house. and The letting on the loh ins
Al Farve the Distance from that place TO point opposite
'pp'i'' [Lynehburg Virginian.
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,;.,nnonJ 18th Ocnher ISL.
S,S StAt lMREtOt
nEiiOTYPES uR pAGEERREOrIPES COlORED LIKE
MINlAli RES In 1IlE EkENCH STYLE

MINIAr; RES IN The FRENCH STYLE.
Is returned Europe FULLY prepared Ia execute pic.
" urs in effective and fascinating by which
coored model and he reflection destroyed
pictuie 10 piesen the appearance OF
m5 oeautI,u ivory. Wea ua TO DO found
re vrsl Lsh, Gallery No. lao Main street,
Edmond, uitief the Gulhc Window
WILLIAM A. PRATT, Proprietor.
EXTRACTS:
NJ Pra, has tte his establishment III style which re-
credit and l!oeralNy y-Dday UiSatch
~, cesrn pretty b"uipur have recently
elegantly tod wh splendid carpets rich veiy. dvans,
wind5w with stained glass; &cEn7uirsr
ss Pratt the frSt mruGuce the Sky Light sys
rso tile State and appear constantly inrenng something
q: Improvement OF ari-1imes
In. u this show is exquisite whilst his Sky
: superb Wing.
NR To DAGUERREANS-Wea receiving own
French plates, Eagle brand ST. cs warranted
Dct4
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Enr The En1uirer
: Tor nc FLH9NkFsT.
TO THE DEMOCRATS or CUMBERLAND, pow
HarAN AND CHESTERFIELD.

You will scun meet in Convention 10 perform helmpoF-
tan, duty of selecting candidate 10 represent you In our
State Senate under The new Constitution. Permit US 10
commend IN yuur consideration Ihe Of gentleman
who is in every way qualified for tho important post we
nllude TO VIM Old, j.. Esq, OF Powhatan Mr. oia has
been during his whole life Jccrsonian Democrat and for
the last six or eight years has been most active and e
cient laboer in the ranks OF his party Should It be inc
pleasure of the Convention 10 confer the nomination upon
M Old we guarantee that principles will be ably sinoi'
Gated In the canvass and should he be elected of wnic
there can be M doubt if noninaed) will know that you
will have on able and vigan sentative IN me sste
" MANY DEMOCRATS.
Da,,ha,., 0.,,Ior 2nih
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04

We observe that in addition to The Prize Medals awarded
TO our Richmond Tobacco Manufacturers the Worlds Fa
Honorable Mention made by the Jury in their report OF
the Cavendish Tobacco exhibited by Messrs James Thomas
a md Thomas & Co., of this ciry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04

IL CitANCERT-vRGlNlA: AT rules held in the CLERKS
Cancey Tor the county OF Henri
{. The 9Th day of uct"trr, 1851:
o 4an Joseph Jlcks,n Juniors Executors Of John
Ss,r.rI derea,.I plaintiffs
sph eako John Head and Adene his wife, who Ade.
La Ssarse, Dela Starke, Charlotte Starke and other
Defendants
The obi c, Of this obtain title the lands in The bill
ssoeL and affidavit having been made and filed, that the
!aa non.resldcnts OF this Commonwealth,
he 4 defendants notified appear the rules be holden
he said the first Monday in January
1 and do necessary piotect their Interests IN this SUIT
A Copy. Testc, r. ROBERTS, Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04

COL. JOHNSON ON THE RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE.
We extract The following beautiful and very glowing SEN
,imens from the speech Joseph Johnson the Democratic
Candidate for Governor delivered in the Convention the
right OF Suffrage II will be from the sentiments SO
warmly delivered that Mr. johnson is The ardent advocate
OF The poor mans rights. Mr. Johnson is said 10 be self
made man, and thus having passed through the ordea
witch oil destitute young have pass lie is rTcc'l-
neny qualified to sympahize with Inc common people.
lie does not consider that little gilicng pelf mikes one
man belter than another bur poor well The rich shou
ENJOY all the political privileges pertain citizens o
the State.
lhis Pay dollar secures man hs rights freeman,
and the accidental Of il des,ruya them. This QUALITIES
him I" exercise all the Igis OF citizen the polls aud
enables MN to walk forward in all the proportions and d.-
MY ol freeman. But the may not have dollar
he may have been the child u misfortune and yc, his bo
som mny glow with IA patriotism ard exalted virtue ~
any man. He may be and yet covered with
scars abiding monuments Of ieats performed the enba
ed held An he MAY be pno and the dogs may have licE
ed his sores yet he may be destined lean upon AbaamS
Eosom M mere nothing out pay pet mat attaches man
his country Where is the poor mans ae cabin Though
poor though humble yet is it not his hUne2 Does il n
contain the partner Of his bosom and The pledges OF her
love2 Where The reculccons of tho sepucrcs Of lis
lathersi These cu forth the best symparhc Of the human
heart. They grow with growth, and strengthen with
our strength. They live with while hvc-,hey de-
scend with US to the grave The mother may forget her III
ant child but show me- if you can Fginan who ever
urgo to love the Old Dominion. But amendment r'o-
posed drives from your pulls The poor because he Is un
worthy. VIII the gentleman carry his hcUryl Ii his
rule s good one will he carry it and will he confne
the hight OF suffrage TO the worthy and pous-n the 1Eh
eous alone! win he exclude all who are deemed nn"n
hy2 If SO, who is bc the judge? You admit the rrls
the drunknra who wallows in the ditch md wu has brought
his wife and children poverty and ulamy-you admit To
your polls the men who supernend your iaro hanks in 's
city, those sinks Of Eiquiy and like The gded SERPENT
shines ou 10 allure, and allure but dcs'ruy You admit
TO the polls The seducer who carries distress and destruction
the very hcarh sonr-be,rays and dcspus innocence
and brings gray hairs with the tomb. lom admit
TO the polls the wretch who would murder for he. ne
very criminal in the Pcncnary may receive executive Gle
mency and forward in all the proportions of reean
and yet the poor man, il fortune continues 10 rown is om
ed forever and your organic law cneh his chains and H'et
them upon him."
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nIInI IG GDnSIA. nc

We are gratifsd learn thai the City Council last eve
ming concurred 10 the recommendations OF The Committee
On Public Grounds Navy Hill could not be o5aiaed 50 me
Council concured in the selection of the lot east OF mr.
Wsbb's residence, for of the public parks-I.mss.
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CAMPBELL DISTRICT.

hlr Bocork smsority In ls47, 4-in ls49 il 1923
now, it is about $40! D=mncricy Is progressive"
BRUNSWICK.
For the Constitution 1885, for its rejection So For Com
gress-Richard K Meade, tho opposon) 2l5 For Hons'
"f Delcgatrs-Wm. B. Power, DEM Inn opPoston) l5c;
Burdeu A. Lewis, DsIn (no oppositlon) It's.
HAMPSHIRE.
Fer Congress Being@r Az Faulkner 373 minority FOR
Betincer &c. In 1910 was 10! Parker 622, Bedn-
.rr ST.
F.r House Of Delegates, the is follows ALLEN
ID 500 Powell (D) 5lj, White wv 4G, McNemar dad.
Dan.) l64, R;dgaway t") IA.
For,he new Constitution 9si, agains, it 7s
This shows falling oil from tho aggregate vote OF 1919 OF
S5l.
OHIO
For Congress-Haylnond TIC, Thompson 533-naIority
for Hlymond 2i3
For the ncw Constitution 1906 against il l3-naority
for the Constitution 1893.
For House Of DcIcgales-Russe 1929 opposition
For Subscription Hampshire Railroad 1897 guinst S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04

COL j. w WARE OF CLARHE-TIIE BALTIMORE CAT.
TIE SHOW.
1t is with proud satisfaction (slys the Charcstown Free
Prcss) we announce the people Of Virginia, and par,Ic
lay of the Valley the success which has crowned The
efforts of the gentleman whuse heads this article, 10
improve the stock Of Sheep &c. in this sccon OF The Stale
The following the premiums awarded linn by the n'c
MARYLAND State agricultural Society They were generally
for improved Coswod shrep-snne OF which were win
nrs Of the high prizes Of the Royal Agricultural Society
Of England II will De remarked he neither good. nor
b-teI!! but best -! in every thing:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04

We authorized Lewis D. Isbe, Esq as
candidate 10 repcsen! the county o! Appomao. in the
next Legislature of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04

I.A.r.-> iipkk--, tsit 80, ots ID, VA i,
iv aTtanE.| Hrrt has tee coStu
uru las has oesu cn!ire'y
pro- rileIis maze has also ?tei
iu.nh thoug tyl" combining comlort wlth ee
,ocr thai ad BY any o.si IN tie uaon II Is
ryen and The ravrn. pubic III
is,-rni. Ie-lectiu y soclcu.bs JOIN r. BALLARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04
Powha,an, October S0!h, 1851.
pcpopTEp r.pTJTRE OF NATAMORAS.

REPORTED CAPTURE OF HA AHlUINAS:
New ORLrAxs OcT. 3lst Letters from he Ro Gr'hGe
,i rrnT,Ii success of lhe reyulutiunists Ii
runorei ta, 1hcy had captured Maamora but this report
yns not generally credited,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04

PORTSMOUTH,, OcT 9Th, 1851.
Gentlemen Il have the honor acknowledge the receipt
of your letter of the 26h umn notifying of my nomi
aon nv the late Whig Convention held at Charlottesville
for the Office OF Lieutenant Governor under the amended
Constitution uf Virginia.
Although distrus my ability discharge satisfactorily
the duty devolvcd upon by the nomination. yet cannot
hesitate in which, in your language Is that OF our
b., lpvcd Commonwealth, 10 assume the position which the
Convention has been pleased To assign me; and confess nj
the same me tina, am encouraged 10 This determination
by the with which mne is to be
cia,ed TIN the chances IF SUCCESS defeat"
Win n deep sense Of the honor conferred on me BY the
Convention and grateful appreciation Of the hatterng
manner in which you have been pleased communicate IT,
am gentlemen, your friend and fellow. citizen.
SAMUEL, WATTS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04

The Editors of the Raleigh Register were listening for
cloud for The Union from the Old Dominion Have
they heard il II So what do rtey think Il? Can lie pos
sibr :a; Sr2ina-ihc "tnphcr Of Sta;ts'h.s cl'"ird
twrvc fourteen "Disunon-ts" u C"nGt>S! Tie E1i
uigh To lnk into these thinas-i RGt>igh SfandGrd
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Use RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
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Pt,;IAM +. 4 THOMAS kiFChlE' 'n'
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seven ,iuisrs per and at thu rate OF eight
- Ss ~ rt a,n,, and ;iee dollars ior molns, pay.
Tr' 10 p. paid y: ne ees" 'e"e" os 's'l' ioH' paul.
,st y a1'"" ;, ,p!,uIt a! the ena "i the year.
y ~ n. nIcr may oe re,;.,i per mais IN good aId
E 'e r'sS ., the .. ."t ~; H. p's.ase 90 Hs
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vy S Of aSSrSrlsiSS i;i' ~'A upon EDITORS
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N iiiL ,e:: -"ccee""s !hssr.l"h ."e''.h'e Gents
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saet .aA.sa OIL! dollar" as ,,f'y ne. sad IN
q' ,nmr. charged nn dollars. ipa e erds IL
u liif o.I .r'. ,,y,laaa::cs 81 cents.
irAte nust Il" accompanied with tho advance pay
V'o'' ,,.,r. ,cierru:ss {" insure execution
lgd tributes Of respect, exceeding eight hnes are
~ pj - a. "av.,:s'"'nts h
ur,,. is unknowu TO us mus be authenticated by the
n, =, Postmaster The neigfooI!nnd er theS VII Ia no
Ever, that has been taken 20 ~ nj
* % su-.ss proved hereoiur nnavains We must
- rsr> such Case upon The c"mnun,cllmi: heg ce'f
1,=I.:s NIVEt AND MANAWHA COMPANY.
s seventeenth, snr"a neet:n& o. , ,ns "i y, 'h C % e
Hr. n This Cmy on Monday the sltn o Ncrember is5i
al ac! Assembly oi the ii March let' II Is na'
stock owned o s9 1' h
be valid which sha have Sesn sSGsStsc s1 months o.
ss lie ims ., elscung rrs'arm, nal anu p"e''o'S
.8yofisf 0' tue pO"iu'' WM p MUNFoRD. Secretary.
.,,, ,,,b oc,nh.r ISL.
N;'m0n'' '''" aaPpOlNTNENT Or PROXY.
.r AL MES PRESENTS, That the subscribers
80, constitute ant appot our tue and law u attorney
iesn, each Of us IN all fenera meetings Of The
sers sad Company, held within six months from and af
% m hereof whem no! personally present or represented
e ot oxy with ui power and authority al such gene
ns 70 such and 10 do such other act
could give do member o the said meetings.
personally present. and We do hereby ray and confirm
ever said attorney may AWFUL,
pursuance OF The authority hereby conferred upon
In ,r ,L.I
III; suadIrt ald--. - - lssALl
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Tsss - lshAL
- To r::
Jus,lce VI the Peace for - aforesaid do hereby
.-ty ,ha is above subscribed attesins
r appeared before IN aforesaid. and
. oath that named whose names are subscribed
he letter OF attorney, acknowledge the Same IN
rr,, nee ui the SAID their act and deed.
N.,,ss nv hand a. soai this - day - eighteen hun.
4, aT'-- " - lsEALJ
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04

COL. FREMONT-lhc st. Louis Union, oi the lT'h
says Col Fremont has completed and com''nrd III" sale "i
his Mapusa OF gold land in California Tie sale
made To u company in L0nnn for million "f collar;
one hundred thousand OF which hat beng the first install!
nen TO b. paid Col Fremont in tie city Of New York.
IN or about The 18th Of this mrni. C Fremont ay
be considered arlvng the wcnhicst mIoraireS n the Uni
ted States He has beSies The MarposI tact just so!d
vast amount uf properly in San Francisco
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04

We understand when the Committee decided IN. best
mixed bred buck and pen of ewes they under tie n
preston they thUro bred and excluded he-CD w,
however corrected the mistake, but did mol insist
vision VI their acion We hope in our next ISSUE 10 eivn
the premiums awarded the Col at our own Fair.
We brethren Of the press, throughout the State,
will announce the above gratifying ncls.
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CORRESPONDENTS.

CORRESPONDENTS.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, SEPT. 26 1851.
SR:-As Committee in behalf Of the Stale Wing Con-
vcnon in session at this place, the grateful duty has
been sssneh us announce 10 you your nomination Tor
the Office of Lieutenant Governor, under the amended Con-
stiiutinn IF Virginia.
1, affords US much pleasure TO say, that the nomination
have grattiration communicate unanimously
made and cordially approved by the delegations from all
parts Of the State.
srcced of standard bearers Of luh will
induce your acceptance Of the position assigned you, and
confidently expecting early inrnation from you TO that
effect feel every that In your hands cause
and sincerely believe, the of our beloved Com
nlunweath will have efficient able and faithful advocate
We avail ourselves of the occasion offer the sauatons Of
our great respect and esteem.
V. w. SOUTHALI,
H. P. IRVING,
DAVID PATTESON,
JOSEPH SEGAR,
K. B. SEMPLE.
SAMUEL WATTS ESQ, Porte mouth, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04

A..At rules held in Clerks Office the Circuit
Law for the rnrico on the first Nondav
Hiram W Tyler, " ~ '' prr
against rtu,
Gillian, ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04

returned eXecutc1.
OF I'M! ult 10 OF the deienan, the sum Of
hundred and dollars cents
ach OF ce in contract. with
OF June lS5l I'LL and appearing affidavit thai
sal tcendanl is resident of this
" BY s attorney is ordered that said ap
-, q !e wln month after due
Is that this order no
ls"e; "nce week for successive the Richmond
ber'a staer published The city Richmond, and also
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