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Per ship jersey, from ork-6 cabin and 50 s,serage
Per ship Refuge, from Liverpoo-330 in Storage,
Per ship Greenwich from New Crk-59 In storage,
Per ship Adelaide MeIcalf, from Boston, Scot and 81
IN steerage
Per snip Pyramid. from Lverpooi-265 in steeraRs
Per bnS morning Slar, from Juan de NicaYagus-&
passengers.
Per ship Rochambeau. from Thomaston--4 passengers
Fer ship Geo Humberso, from havsls cabin and $50
in sieersge.
Per ship Rockaway. from Phadep hia-12 in steerage
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-01

The Mammoth Steamboat Eelipss-Th >gfea'
steamer just finished, at the city of New Alb. MY
Ia, is the largest in the West. Her entire leng
is 800 feet, as feet beam and IL feet hold. Her
wheels are 43 feet in diameter. She is supplied
with OF the very largest class boilers, and in ad-
dition to this she will have cylinder boilers to be
placed immediately the main boilers The
engines are OF immense power: cylinder 10 inches
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-01

'ah.-During the three years of Kossuth' $
confinement rLI !. ,ed, r.. .,rd;sd tho
wh'on nc was 9. The facts are thus given in
English ldnguae
d" e,0"ase papr A. srst year Of his confinement
he asked tor the use OF b, was not of a politica
choice of one, provided it .ee and the reeves,
character. He asked for tn, Enolsb Gram
being granted, he selected the 20 Sb,Lsneare
mar, J." Walkers Dictionary" AM ,ru,ss he mas
BY attentive study of these three vo, -.,;on Of hi
tered our language before the exph ~'''A 1t"
term OF captivity"
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ADJUSTMENTS.


st. Charles Theatre.
THIS EVENING. Monday Dscsmbsr Twill be performed the
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS.
the como pie>s -
GRiMsHAW, BAGsHAW AND BRADSHAW.
And e
MESMERI5M.
Mrs. sloan, Perry, DeBer. Mr. Rynsr Mr.,
Rynar Mark he prmelpsi ehsrscr
Don Louis Comic Military Opera Gomez TT
POSTPONED vssx, when be will commence and
reprtsent, tune, Grand Buresque Opera
The LostYankee among the Creoles in N.Orleans
H1- Due will b. given night Of performance
The Gypsy viii hold Courts day, at ths
qalo Commefctal Hall NJ u
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-01

MYTH a collection Of Artists from both
w sides OF the Atlantic, Engaged at a.
enormous eKpegse, tor the Floating Palace
now building al Cincinnati, and inhl
recuy for this winter.
~. Z. Wallet, the Queen's Jester, tn.
great European tiumor.t, aud by tar In,
most IIatIngu shed Clown IN Chustensiom
Nine Rusaitnle, beyond conpsnson III,
most beautiful ard seeompiished Horse
woman That has ever appeared on thus sid'
OF the Atlantic.
The French rfoupe CT noted Equestrian
and Gymnists.
Jyhn sIith, the great Negro Clown,
nes and ,mpOtanl department., and IN
pioneer ia ns. pAil.
lie Jeune bur.s, the Boy Hero.
W. b Carroll, the gfeatest living Two
horse rider.
la Petit Mare, The Lion Queen.
Ae.dsmeA Caf5lse. Lake, Az1egan, etc
Aessis. stoue, Lake, kossser, Grossly
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HvCA UT1ON!N N
pkRsoNs RupTuREB :hS9ld b sys.e AZ. 10y have
with all II. horrors bu, in aRrops,ly oenSHaessd
SHERM ANS
T r y S s
RUPTUR REMEDY
WILL EFFECT A PERMANENT
G u e "a

IIuss Is entfeV different from ALL Others n Tor,
ana pInelpsoi Acton, consequently, enset poessaa iii
advantages, while is Tree ohpfions III
tie vaIous kinds heretofore in Tbs pressure . ~
natural being comparatively Aght bad kuptnres: ~ r.
nss Hereby aio,d,ns pIity al al dnss 1nd u
tor, or sklliu surgeon the placed bevon4 ~
danger OF uiaton, other painful or dnnss,s
q very common practice tof afflicted with Hsma
p select Truss and apply 1t TO lhemeivea Il 4 bSd mi
R saosIsna fnasoMy and are familiar with nature q
INJURIOUS If does OF Euptuss spplsd -
az Is not progss Tilted Therefore, have concluded 70
.vrm NO AGENCIES, but apply the Trpss 0Nin
u my office, 10 ST. CaAlEns srREET, NswOrieanA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-01

CRESCENT OrucE,
Monday Morning, December l, 1851.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Louisiana. Lawless Galveston, Harris Morgan
chip " lillian, Hall, Philadelphia, u ] Meeker Sco
Snip Memphis, Bunker, NewYvfk, a Cuhen
ship Elizabeth, Bliss, hayre, T C Jenkins d co
HamD g snip Gutenberg, Paulson, Falmouth and a market
, =. L Whitnsy &co
Br ship John Garow Hamilton. Liverpool. ? Maxwell &co
Bark Gov Briggs Halet baltimore, X NJ Harrison b 90
Scnr Southerner Snow, Pensacola, Master
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Henry Hamburger,

e. IixIe, Jr., r. Co.,
~ MAGAZINE STREET,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN IMPORTED
w FANCY AND STAPLE SILKS,
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
STRAW GOODS, ETC.;
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, EhBRoIDERIKs,
Ribbons, GLOVES,
FEATHERS, FRIN6Rs,
TRIMMINGS, BusSETs, Etc.
"A large and complete assortment OF
line of the latest styles, received they respect
fully invite the attention Of the wholesale trade generally
Z. Y ALE, JR. & W. ~ Magazine street,
sl2 Iy3p between Common and Gfayer street-
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nAHCING ACADEMY-M. and Nine. AN
II GELINA. Professor, inventor and the first MA
Guodueer oil all raw fashionshie Dances has the sSk
honor announces the pectabe public that "a
they have opened BANGING AGApEMf in
Caro-, deiet street, No 1855, between Hevia and Gil
rod su MI Am
L'ENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. g. u A
i IiOSIERE, corner of Common and 81 Charles streets
Nc s7 Professors OF the noble art OF ssldeencs nj
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SHIPPING.

SHIE FlNOa
II. FOR LIvERPOOLs-Ths superior AL new and
&4S& fast SAILING ship JOHN TOOl.E, hughes, master,
- will Ieave as above For passage, having superior
mis- JOHN TOOIE. N Bank Plaas.
%. FOR LiVERPOUL.-The superior Al new and
EIxH fast sailing ship CREsCENT CITY, Balison.
- master will leave above. For freight passage,
having sup. Tior accommodations, apply to
JOHN TOUIE. rs Bank Place,
nIS or to LEVI II. GALE
ST. WANTkD-A Schooner, of the capacity of 6uO
<k lO0J barrels, take freight to near Gulf port.
nj f'' HART Il co, TO Tahanptaulas a.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-01

SOMETHING NEW
~ 10 dozen pound oanisters Dried Pumpkins. prep
Tor immediate use;
III dozen pound cans Housradlsh;
90 drums Su tana Ralslns;
81 boxes fresh Extra Figs;
~ dozen pound and half pound boxes Guaya Je
IBIS new Pecaps;
~ dozen Buffalo Tongues, new;
~ dozen Jelles and Jams, In fancy cups, fires
very tine;
40 packages choice Green and Black Tteas, in
and landing:
20 Pine Apple Cheese
~ packages new BucA wheat;
Preston Merrlls atent least Powdsu
mo lois w, u, RAYMOND III Gan.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-01

III N CHH8I BI66W6f NIObII4h.-WIntef
Ananeement-tor Mobile. wa Bay ST. Louis,
- Pass Christian, AlssssppiCity Bh0xl and Pas
lie substantial Lakeste MOBILE, Captain
fost, built expressly i0s the Lake trade, good
a a TONS, will leave the New Canal above every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. EVENINGS, al .
O'Clock, and the P0ntchaxuan Railroad the arrival Of the
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MOkNINGS via Pass Chris,
uan and Bay St. Lous Freight received al the Cana
w arehouse ali hours OF the day.
The last barge for the boat will leave the Warehouse
promptly at O'clock every Wednesday and Saturday.
ne way Letter Bag Tor the boat will leave the office at
O'Clock. h. GEDDES, Agent,
MO tt 10 ksns P,cs
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OFFICE RAILING-l 900 feet Black Walnu
" OAos Railing, varou. pasrns complete with gates
nd ready " PM u s v On short notice, for caleb
ans u WEN. I. SCOTT, AuQlOnseT, 81 Camp d.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-01


Dan Rice's Circus. ,,,.,-
THIS Talented Equestrian Troupe viii perom III HAshiE'o
i To- So Vi RE for a few days only. .A.
This eat troupe hs1 varied aud brilliant a nah
ayy he
In Pen srmance at s'clock
IT Adm sssion-BoI, 50 Cents PIT, Is Cent?. Mi
Fireworks.
r. Display Of F.vsrk taken
evening, he nth square, for
o-ng snency the weather. and will the
u siga sss viii be fred early evening
OF Exhibition, MS
Ladies' Fair,
THE Ne SOreaus respectfully that
hold the in Decemnsf,
Hall, FAIR for the BENEFlT Of the MALE ORPHAN
ASYLUM MUNICIPALITY. appeal to
community lbe, the noble hAvs
hundred children MAINTAIN and edncate and bens shs
destitute Of pecuniary re sources Q, y
Great Excite ment2
THE stE LAMONT from BsrnumA MUSEUM
The the rear Of No. W circus
Poyifss the reception Of
who wish Of Wonderful RevelAns 90 the most cie
principles PhIenoogy and ralsy The isst 81 her
able and Correct pedcton 10 N lie Jenny Lind os ei
created the volder where
of Madame Alos
Estttn hag. se AL
Persons having nuts pending viii
zher advantage give her q CALL
mime. , limited,
prcss Soc. tor Ladien ant 81 tor Gsntlemen
r.,i, Dancing Academy.
L&aA& ~ Ar. P. CLlssEY respectfully miorms the ladies
genuemsn Of NewOrleans hat hs Dam Academy
epen No. i26 foydras between Charles
and Cafundeiet where he VIII all
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SxSA& ~ Mr.. P. CLlssEY respectfully the adie.
gsntemsn New Orleans that his Academy
spen at No. 26 fo,das street, between Charles
and Carundeet where he VII teach all
fAshIunAbe Dances /
Tor gentlemen half-past6 till TO- every night
oil The head ufeI II nj, am
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-01

~ = Canal Line Steamer ST. ChAhLh s-
t6Hks4a. For Mob,s-Ti new, splendid lake steamer
A63 ST. CHARLES, w O.. sutton, master,
but sA'ey Tor The Late trade, with good accommOda
tons VA saye the New Canal anu Pon.eharain railroad
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENING. Return
lag, will leave MOBILIZE via Pascagouia Biloxi, Mis- issppi
Ciy, Pass christian and bay ST. Louis every MONDAY
and THURSDAY MORNING. For freight or passage,
apply on board,
MS r. GEDDES Agent 10 Rank Place
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49, = New Orleans and Bayou sara Packet
1T A n 4 n

49, - hegu Princeton Weekly Monday
lslsSsSS packet SAXON, J. 4. Estes. mas,er-ror
PrlncelOn sRIpwTh's Landing, Lake Proy
denye aIken's Bend. Vcksburg. aIrenl on Grand Gulf
Rodney, Na,chez. Fort Adams Bayou Sara Baton Rouge
passenger steamer SAXON will positively leave for the
above on MONDAY, December l. at O'Clock P. M For
freight or passage. apply board, or to
STkOTHER Il BROS. Is Poydras st.
r1- The clerk Of the steamer saxon will commences rs
Saturday opposite street,
the Wharhngsr office. She will take freight Tor Yazoo
River with the privilege OF re.shipping. mas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31
ARRIVAL or TIE .-li:aH;:R EUROPA.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
HALIFAX, Ocr. 2S l. Z. M.-Ihc STEAMER Europa reach
ed here abou9 O'Clock this morning bringing Liverpool date
TO The 18th, being three days later.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Ger. 1.-THE sales OF cotton o1 the l.a days
10000 bales Of which nearly 10000 taken
port and the balance sold 10 the Trade. M,.illn; qualities
ranged from 1 81 10 4 ID.
Western canal flour quoted la u! Is; lh!'I!"!
pha and Baltimore at Is u lgS.
Sacs of mixed 2Gs and yellow u, 6d rs cd.
Wheat IS a rs sd.
Moderate sales of taow unchanged rates.
Reports OF the ot trade in Manchester still
favorable. Goods and yarns show slight decline.
The bullion continued to arrive irc.v. American
stocks steady at firm
HAvRE C"TroS MARHsr.-Thc cotton mark; was dull,
and sales mostly for consumption New Orleans iris crdnaH
was held n"mlnaiIy AT II Il -5t
Money was cascr-Consrs closed al 80 ., The
sales OF American stock; foreign continue iI"
Foreign stocks uncla n gtd.
TIE political news generally possesses but Hide interest.
Symptoms uf uncasincss apparent throughout al! u
rope but Formidable outbreak had yet occurred.
The change in the French ministry Is conirmc!
Tho Mississippi had arrived Gibraltar, where k"ssuih
declared his intention OF sailing Tor Southampton in The
steamer from Madrid.
The American AnIst ter had returned 10 London.
The award of premiums the Worlds FAi! had given 4e
neral dissatisfaction
Tie French Mulsrv holding oic, on" until their
successors appointed The exciting lively
interest in England and the continent because Il
understood that the resignation hal been cans,i ~ "ns
Napoeons determination restore universal suffrage br
pealng the electoral law Of May last Paris Tranquil
The Cuban prisoners, one hundred and twenty in number,
were about BE- the Spanish mines The highest
military order OF dsc;on had been conferred on Captain
General COnCha.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31
VIRGINIA BRILLIANTLY VICTORIOUS.

The election the 23i ns in the old Dominion. has re
suited in sweeping Democratic triumph Our friends haze
nohv preserved their sccnunc and al ;s IL despite o
the industrious and unscrupuous opposition on the
part of The Wings Mr. Bouts has been lcaruy nnioF.cd III
The Richmond District bv the eloquent and fearless n-
Cashc and this too, Notwithstanding the efforts oi MI
Bots prove Mr. CasSe GsEnion!s This dodge 81 the
Southern Wings has been Of much Use 10 them 1t has
rccucd upon them with the most disastrous c"a"
ti... are N%lrer rnion !rn ,hnn o.l"r ~, b ,c
wards ScrcsLW sever their political rcarions with the
.Craism. Mr. CaSklc prOfcu uu ia
aud blew the ad capanam arguments OF thai bold ana rcch
less agatns the four winds o! heaven W." be seen og
the following extract saturdays Richmond IIhq"Fe
tat the State looms up .o!iousy for the Democracy! ana
that all the eloquent members OF The last Congress WI"
candidates have rrecoI lar aS heard roEi Win
cain in the Wneclin. District, III The rson OF Col h"i'
son. 4 welknown and elective champion ct the %nod G,se
In the district lately represented by Judge farHt' M l
ger is we fear defeated by Mr. Faulkner "h., which j.
loss We think the delegation IN The ne" Congress WIN
stand il did in the last: Democrats, l5 hi.s ins
an auspicious beginning Tor the December battle when
Governor and Legislature will he chosen AM! whei the Dv
mocrats will, doubtless, win another victory
Ieuu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31
DEMOCRATIC MEETlNG IN MATTHEWS

II Il meeting OF The Dcmocatic party OF Mathcws he'd
10 public notice the Court House, the ~ az
October ISL, +. S Gale called 10 the Chair and {.
Bohannan appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting being cxpi!ne! by the Chair
man, motion Of Mr. John f. Davis, \. X. Shepard Esd
nominated for in the Senate of Virginia, uudcr
the Constitution.
Mr. Shepard being present in the meeting, briefly thanked
his friends for their continued confidence, and declined the
nomination. He also recommended district convention
t" surcs means Of .llccng the unon haFony an! >'c
OF tho purity.
Whercupon ioudc llGgins moved ;h., recon-
mend 10 the other counties this Senatorial District,
convention b. held Gloucester Court House Mon
day, the 81 OF November Gt being day. and Than til"
Chairman appoint committee Of twelve Ia represent this
county in SAID Convention.
The Chair appointed J. Il. Davis, c. $ BilG2> y X.
Shepard, D. III. Foster w q. Lane. l.cmurl ia,-, VIM
II. Iludgins Wm q; Foster Iiouic luisns john eTins
stead John Dunlavy, and +. +. Miller, said
On motion the Chairman and Secretary aLGCi the
committee. EDWARD ). GAYLE, CAairnlu
CoLuMBUs BoMAHSAN, Secretary.
Examiner will ,t,aS,
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NUMBER :SG.

and lost forever. Under the Constitution, the cy
ltichund Is entitled 10 Senator and three representatives.
and short time will ciapse before ron will lind condition
forming between Of the disatiecc. independent
halSs aud Inc Democrats 10 divide these offices among
themselves You have the strength, exert it-ca meet
all true Nhies nominate your candidates. organize
he cyi register all your bring them the polls ant
:lan that in Massachusetts, by which Charles $unucr
made Senator of tie United States. Tie elements
h Work here that were at work theree ends will be
accomplished, II not resisted in time. Those who have
not been true 10 yoG be entitled your spp1r tu,
they are nominated by your party vote for, il You
work Tor them Those who enGeIvOrin@ - crush
yul and willing cooperate with the Democrats may
themselves be crushed lou either t!cm,
they will you 1t is in your power determine
which. Choose for yourselves and act accordingly.
an with the highest respect and the regard,
your fellow citizen, and brother Wing,
Ger 2e 1851 JOHN NJ BOITS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31
ACCIDENT ON THE RAILROAD.

Wednesday aierno.n the half past Two ococ" tah "'
cars IN the Orange and Alc xana Rail Road wt" roc''
n,, NJ, Tin. road Locomotive struck 4 ran WI III h'u
t c,r.ssiv left on the track by cartrain al "0H near
,h road near Wneats MIL about 2@ miles from ''"' ana
was thrown oil the track and prec!pa'cG Gown ~" c
mpni dranninu win freight cars .na ne bag
" car The engine turned completely OYER ana very
much shattered. Inc freight cars ws,f also 3'oSsm pa pa
We regret add that me i.ng'nee', h'. '1'I S "
Wr En,rr had his left almost entirely cat OIL near ~"
ancle and is otherwise alurd Mr Smith =! = ic''"
hrr, internally and much bruised. Nj J IL bi'lN'',
xln was AT his most as bakssman jumped OF" ana was prov
dentially saved from injury Another man Ma' ,""[H ~
bruised The passenger cars ren1incd on ie 'ch ,",
n,urs. no one in them injured. NJ w0urU@! ihtn
war, brnuoht into town Immediately, md taed"hi a.l
promptly norcd This sad accident is nnTefsay ese,td
and much sympathy expressed 'f IN" "o:'hy men Mo @
r,r bc,n , sui yfs on this uifnrtGnsc occasion II"
d,nap IL The cr nc road d., i ssi!ni'e1 ~ -'''
r.! ,h3u..nh dollars i .;i.ru7drl G'-sHs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31
CIRCUIT COURT OF LAW.

Yesterday the jury in the case Of John j. Lacy, charged
with grand larceny which could not agree the day before
came into Court with verdict, finding the prisoner guy
Of petit larceny. III sentenced confinement in Inc
public Jail for nine months
The of William A. Rice, charged with horse stealing
was next taken up. Mr.. Young !or the commonwealth
Messs Watkins and Hancock for the accused The Jury
had not agreed when the Court adjourned.
The Grand Jury met yesterday pursuant to adjournment
true bill found against Peter Holloway, for murder
after which they adjourned until Monday next. II O'CLOCK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31
To Me Editors Of lie Enquirer:

PRINCE WiLL!A:i, UCTUHERt -'f I0JI'
Gentlemen: The Enquirer of Yesterdays cate Is Icote
me- and il affords glory enough io one day. u u Vim
solidatiunism in the Gibraltar o NhigGerY. 'e
tru,h is srs tha, ii bring ths honest ana w"'h-
,r, ,n ar, ruht M, only ia relation - Stat" h;-HiS
prncin= but ou7 policy in The main. E"w a yea ai'i-t me,
hnyc Two other full ~ glory 10 add 10 me Triumph
f nv n,ncis i'm the election Ia Congress c! Judcc cs
ki.: they are the triumph my Democratic h:e;Ffn IN 'i
cnun,ics Of Hcnrico and Hanover When yon ee' nose
champions Of the principles cinG 50 s't;'.s!1y 10: s'"
thrr honds in nv nanir and say te faithful yot Sta1
ni,,,,v and aione: have nothing. Change nay Hereto
Err ryressei views in relation ID M strength t" our s'ah
AID beercrs Johnson Leake aud Eoc1cE Oar tiec?n On
Tim, sav was thy attended there being pu; one c"n!i
DR. sanders lor IN: uousc oi Delegates aa! hUt one
Houscr Esd for the Senate. and great i4l.'iecc - ~
the caniiaies for Congress (St:o;er ard Norton "o VI
few willing 10 vote the aii!cl!ion o lAe ne" Coisitu
tion ami those opposed tile ratification being sshca
thar r,ston would be Intellectual not hGl III: voters a;
| tended
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31
LOSS or THE BARQUE CAZONE.

We publish 10 Lay from the Liverpool C!t"ncIr, an ic-
count Of the loss of the buuc Cazonc which sailed from
Civ Point on OF about the 25t August las; t'r LIVERPOOL
with cargo Consisting of $50 hhs fine tooacco-ShpPeu
from this civ and Pecvbrg. by the following Gentl"Hcn
VIZ Messrs d. Dunlop Petersburg; James Scott tcnono;
H. Il Dickinson, do; ~ II. Thornton do; '" II: bc"zy
Petersburg; Dibcll Il Jones, Richm)nd; VIM l'ncio'u
do: VIM Gray do; Robert Gwaihmey, do; Lud1am "
Watson do; and Frederick Anderson do The vessel IL
will be seem totally lost. The cargo We h'' Saa 10
learn was amply covered by insurance. Times
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

ATTENTION JOHNSON MEN OF PRINCE VIII

n T..
1t being certain that VIC have 10 work ior ha
under the folds of the Constitutions though many Of Us
opposed its ratification, majority Of conntymcn nav
ing adopted it, il is much duty sustain II as thoneh
had been unanimous in favor of it, Then it's Important
for you 10 your Court House on the first Monday In
month (Novenber) for organization The WORK Is 10
be done. The nominees of the late State Convention at
abovs .esosm and BY the "Democrac
Banner county of the East il will lose lis character ol
invincbe and unchangeabc and your attention al the same
time and place required by the counties OF Salora ana
King George, for the of appointing delegates 10
Stafford Court House. select standard bearer ot
our Senatorial district. MANY SOIEltS
October 9th, 1851.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
,rRllSIiEp DAILY AND SEMi-WEEkLf,
,-,IIIAM +. & THOMAS RtTCHIE, JR.

n PAPER dollars annu!n and ut the rate OF eight
IL &c, Tor shorter period than year For the Semi.
t"iS rs ter aud three dollars for months,
"c be paid the o1fcs, remed by mail, post paG;
aer l" .%',r g,r annun the cad oi the year
" - Ia his office may remt,cd per mail, in good and
E,ns at the rs ri the Editors me t,sdse al tt'
Nt b. tie errrS The postage OF q single letter
- > t,,r the II is the accumulation OF POSTAGE IN
!! which operates as serious tax upon Editors
sA."s'' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
IN or T .s m
sett"" week, week, three times week. thirty.
i charged Fifty dollars for thirty lines and in
advertisements ol greater lcugth-cNccl Lottery
"a ,gtlecrS whaarc charged l,1do!lars acr clule)
: ~ENlN EEkLI-For lines first insertion
.,,t e.! continuance 90 cents.
be accompanied with the advance pay
=. >,,.. ....,r. .rrc!ccs. insure execution. -.
f. .:r$ and b~;eS If respect, exceeding esM "isS' are
,I.c..,t tor : tr.!t'St"is'tS ,...- l.,
g.ar,s> and Marriages from tho country whenever inc
Iap.wrIua unknown must be authenticated oy the
the ncch2oThopt or tioy VIII ih hh
a.. h. that has been taken ~ pc" NJ
owed heretofore ulrivaing We mus.
insist the naihs cefi'
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TO THE PEOPLE OF pUCkINGuAM.


4 public discussion viii take place buckingham InFt
Woodn the selected champion Of the democracy and Ben
ain J. Darncle, who has been chosen BY the wings 10
represent them. The candidate put forward By the wings
Commonwealth is so exceedingly Vulnerable and the doe
rnes held by him outrageous the feelings ol ie co
muny, that wish TO him held up in his proper ss'
dence in both the disposition and the ability OF Mr. Wood
fin 10 do this We feel well assured that he viii walk reh,
Summers upon bis abnniaahc abolition notions, ana
that his opponent dex'erous and ingenious as e IL
will find il uphill business defend his leader we WISH
to see the subject properly discussed, and we say 10
people of Buckingham, and of the surrounding couns
come one, ALL OF both political parties, ana hea siS
discussion. SENERAL CIlIAE.so.
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IMPORTANT FROM YrI.

Ros-oS OcT 2S-Adyiccs from Port FRINGE 10 pcio-
her Isl note that the French and British Cons ai r ioF
Conaircs Attended by British war steamers ani one
French brig To force SoulJuquc 10 accept ie '..tnhi
with regard to making peace with tic D1mhlcas ih'y
jntyucd 10 give the Emperor IS hours to dcciie and was
sunnoscd he would submit To the terms proposed.