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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-05

ERENCH CALF SkINS.-The subscriber
: mas on hand, recently received, large and de.
ssoe err STOCK OF French Calf Skies, suitable for the
aM anu ",nter season, consisting OF "Lemoine's"
=. .Msnsons" Suser, Merlant's, Sousln Corhst
irouve Cutivel, Paris, Nante 9, &c.
Aso|Phliadelphia Calf Skins, "city finish" of
"Chamoers and "Crawtord's" Prize Medal skins
WIN m a good supply OF Roan's, different colors:
husset Upper Leather, Patent Calf Skins. Morocco
SANS, Shoe Skrting, Threads all qualities, Lasts.
regs, Nails, Six ana Cotton Shoe Laces. Root and
Shoe Trees, &c, &C. Doo' ANU
ticles. WM n SItTrSS NJ oasn ar
Sc e2I-l2t 18th st, between Main and o.,
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Chas. h. Harreys. John A. Burgess.
HARREYS x u URGESS,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS,
No. lb5, MAIN STREET, lNxAkLY OPPOSITE
THE EXCHANGE BANK RICHMOND, Va,
WHERE they will thankfully receive and
w promptly execute all work entrusted 70
them.
N. B.-orders from the country respectfully So
lcited. au 30-5m
"A OoD, COkE AND CUAL.--The sub
w scrioer is prepared to furnish MOOD, COKE
or COAL as cheap as can be bought In town.
Yard at Danyiiie Depot--otace On Pearl street,
opposite Alhambra Hotel, and immediately under
Messrs Toier 4 Cook An orders lett Mr. r. Wool.
| iolks Grocery, on Broad street, {lsrmesiy Ellis)
will be attended Immediately.
Lump Coal % per load.
| jy23-3m THOMAS FOSTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-05

m. FOR KENT-A lodging ROOM over my
Es::a store, 81 Main street
sule JOHN THOMPSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-05

laOkE, COAL, WOOD.-l am prepared 10
l su,,nIy consumers with Anthracite and Bifumi
nous Coal, Coke, and Wood at current prices, and
solicit orders from my friends and the public.
SAMUEL HAYES,
au4-3n Nnrth side the Basin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-05

fs,dE NOTES OF THE UNITED
4 STATES BANK, Washington, D. c., win be
redeemed BY ne in Virginia money.
WIN N TiNsLEY
aug 3m
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FOR KENT-A lai ge front Room over
Xa:uI our store on first floor.
KEEN, CHILES e. BALDWIN,
au ) No IO2, Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-05

EREsh BUTTkk.-yust received, = lew pot
J. very fine fresh Butter from the country Alss
O. lew boxes fresh ground Coffee In store, for ssl
BY
% 10 GEO. HERRING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-05

CARPETS, hUGs, &c.-We respectfully
~ call the attention Of our friends and the pubic
to our very cheap and handsome assortment of
Rrusse,s. Tan. srry. Three Ply and Ingram CAR
PETlNG, Printed Booking ana Rugs, just received
hv BREEDEN a. FOX,
40 oo-3tawaw pit Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-05

rsNU TEACHERs.-FOR RENT OK SALE,
frame school House, with complete
set OF desks aud other necessary furniture. The
building is in one of the most central and eligible
locations in the city, and where houTishing School
has been sustained. Apply to
au3 dts w. GODDIN:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-05

YyW To RAILROAD CONTRACTORS,
ifa Planters, and ali persons who have negroes
10 furnish with HATS have now ia store and
tor ga e, at unrrecedentedIy low prices, five hun.
dred dozen 600 DOZEN black, brown and dTao wool
HATS, OF every grade and quaity, TO hch re.
spectfuIly invite the attention of purchasers.
JNO. THOMPSON,
se22 81 Main street, hichmond, Va
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Z TCe1HICE PASTh.-75 cases Beck q Co.'s
Ia Llcorice Paste, Warranted pure) for sale by
JOHN A. ROBINSON.
"a % Corner Cary and goth streets.
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TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
,rRllSuEp DAILY AND SEMI -WEEkLf'
!. WILLIAM r. s. THOMAS KITCHlE, 'hN'
II Il L. II -

y f
nav paper seven dollars per annun md al me r sam,
. taken fcr shorter period Than one year months
- *, dollars per annum and three dollars |i SLY So, no.,
- ~ aavancc 10 be paid iE tte nT!rc nr Ie'i's'r" "
* ;oars per aunun' the c:l oi Inc tc - cooa md
al Ines 10 This ufc, mav he rcmed per MAJ, ~ ~ oU M
NC Bank notes at The risk OF the E.iSr' ~ snss letter i.
s, mid BIZ he rrifers The pos'isc :" ton of most
81 .,.r rruu 20 she writer. II Is me ~, =, anon
a. extensive business which oier''es 's . 80 -
= TERMS OF ADVERTISING
80. Many ESQrIRER:-Fcr TEN lines or less, hfsl III
w ,is and every succeeding insertion ,weny'hs cer
:, week twice week. nt thref times week, thirty
:" XII: cents for each in cr'inu alter the first
rrt.rrs charged MI! d"urs ior tnr,y incs and ~
So !yeTt.semenis" ercatcricngth; exc 1T "tl' y
. ,,,,innccrs whuarc charged spes s<paper ncn!ed)
5i St:NI WEEKLYFor TEN lines, less, first insertion
y - r.,rh. continuance % cents.
s irnn y !aacc mcst be accompanied with the advan'
y = ,..,,gy rciercnccs, 10 insure execution
Gy-is uTi tributes Of respect exceeding eight s"'ss'
!" ,.r i, advertisements.
e-.s> and Marriages from the country, whenever
rs unknowu 10 US, must be autheica ei oy
= IA, f .st Postmaster the ueShbcrhooG or they VII
no ublshrd Every measure, that has been taken 10
and iuizzcs. has. hercotor', proved unavailins
-.7. nSIs: upon such communications being Certified
= I,ts. Postmaster Lrr,sn on hs back Of The letter.
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The bodies of the deeply amened residents Of Richmond
the FIVE victims of the murderous and awful catastrophe
ON the Steamboat "Rendeernot arriving yesterday as
was anticipated the funeral postponed from last evening
until 10 O'Clock this morning, at The Monumental Church.
The copses Of those who deeply beloved at home
and who were stricken by the hand OF death in the midst OF
he happies anclpations will certainly arrive this morning
by the Northern cars-and heartily reecho the sypaes
citizens that for few hours during INC progress Oh
The funeral ceremonies all business he suspended, and mat
The community will attend The last riles-no only os q
mark Of deep sympathy and distress which has hed our
civ with gloom but as strong manifestation OF the repro
baon with which the community have observed the reck
less proceedings that have led the sacrifice OF so many
valuable lives and which, unless checked by public sent-
mcnt and action threaten imminent peril to hundreds oil ne"
victims.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-10
For the Enquirer.
Z Ut f7IC I~TtI ILt
DISCUSSION IN STAUNTON.

Mcssrs Editors: private letter, just received contains
,be f,owinp which perhaps you may deem worthy OF
publication: ~. - ,r,,d,, I,o
1--WE hnd rich discussion in stanton on HionuaS r.
o,,.enn Irate nnd saupn whg, from Rockingham The
iisuary however between the powers OF Inc Two men, oe'
rived The discussion OF much Of its zest IL was mere
:mts pa, fpr Leake. He drove his antagonist rom every
err and here the poor fellow, in his despair nnd rage oe.
Jared thar ne endorsed ertry rord Of that letter. when Vr
uallv makes slavery sin against uoo ana man. io Nv
wn.rs and sltye Saics amriorae slavery even ~
ad,;osterInp rl. most withering rcbuke for avo~ing
,pmen,. 80 utterly hostile TO the institutions o inc ooh'
no reminded him f the fact that he had neen pursuing urn
d f he chase had actually passed him! He then sat
o,rn amid deanng applause from The little band oi De
nucars which could hardly be found in the mass OF Mhg
esnb.dn doubt not Messrs Editors that that. little
bund of Augusta Democracy will prove the ht.le leaven
that leavenc,h the whole lump. r
ruiy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-10

Our columns are principally taken up, to-day, WIN 'h'
proceedings Of the great Mass Meeting of the Democracy
held at Reading, Saturday last
At this meeting the greatest array of political talent
DISPLAYED that ever con, ened occasion oil lc Knu III
INV State OF the Union Sixteen Salcs were represented
" many Of their best speakers. The utmost enthusiasm
Prevailed The OLD Keystone is now fully ar"uSen' ana VIZ
doubt not will come forward marfuy in the gallant hight
md standing shoulder SHOULDER with Old Virginia an'
other Democratic States gain glorious victory Tor the
CONSTITUTIONS for the Unon for Democratic Principles oF
pie1ce and for King
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co1-TurpN LITERARY MESSENGER.

The September number OF this able and popular perioo'ca
before and usual We find its pages heu WIN wen
written end choice original articles on various topics l"e
prose articles (from the slight glance we nave huo 'i' "
give lis pages) appear TO emanate from minos "es'oe'
ind highly cuvaed and the poetlcal contributions are "
tacy, Sparkling and bright" We commend Tue hesse"s
our readers as standard work, every way deserving he
sunpor, and encouragement of an enlightened public.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-10
LnrIcaL noWAToWY FOR THE ANA-

iA>lS OF SO.LS. &c.
s:-:ne that through the lloeTallty oi inc
tie counties. there has beer established IN
Il. ~. Tx Department OF Chemlstr: IN Randolph Macon
As,yca Laboratory for the analysis OF soils, mars,
..g rIeals &C, ami Tor INSTRUCTION. III Anaiytca Inc
r. 5pitury will be turns he'd with the most approved
!. -1oicc reagents with every desuabe facility. lie
III him Mr. VIM A. Shepard. who was recehlly as.
Professor Norton, IN the Yale Analytical Laboratory ahd
sg.e .ay s:adies in ,hc College they a1ay wish while
,I. s instruction in the Laboratory Coplo"s written
s.. -. Always accompany The reports OF analysis Inc
sis and instruction vii! be nIotera,e-thc dese:
.e 81. Laboratory accessible TO the people al large
l.. En- >.a aessrs Mills q Lea or Smyth d Dunn, Peters
- forwarded free OF charge, TO those who send them
.sirs,s .,pn 4 I!rcss CHARLES b STuART,
Professor OF Experimental Sciences,
), N,rc (,ollrpe Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-10
THEN An d NOW.

When Cen Pierce resigned his seat in the u. g. Senate
he Editor of the New York Express who was Of Washing
ton n The lime, thus wrote about hin;
"Ion +. Pierce, u. S Senator from the State OF Nc"
Ho,unshir has resigned his in the Senate. Nh Pcfc,
M hardly have ;nuc acceptable mun TO succeed nim II
his pniical friends he parZln enough 10 D." ai"ny
i,ihu 10 The party Of which he member. He was
faithful member Senate and much TcNcen'lDna
o 10 his opponents than many of his opponents In th
cumnttee room hc a5uriDus attentive and Just an'
there where member may he most useful, he has been
u1ud service 10 The country"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-10
JOHN VI. LATHAM,
81 TD X Ne Y 4 4 La W,

WAsHiSoToS ClTY.D G.
several Courts Of the District of Columbia
rs p. ucut TO his profession which may be entrus
: .,. II. meet with rrumptattention. Ilcreiersto
v..srs SsLpsS. WlrHERs ~ Co.,
G.a JSe VI NcCALLA, I iWashlcgtonD D. u
1,gsS J MILLER. ESQ.,,
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- - - - - 70
MARBLE YARD.

: roGCR>. Sth Street Main, Richmond. Va, Dealt
.-,.,, ra..n ana American Marble Monuments, Tomb.
N.s pieces ocvery description, Wall Plates f Front
..,5rr,yM-cSecuteGn the neatcstmanncr.
aGutry with city reference. promptly attended to
served his apprenticeship IN one OF the larees
80 New York Cl;y, and hariEs much experience IN the
that gil work executed al his Shop will sivs
80. .,,nr as any .inns North u South Oct t5--clv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-10
TaE THIRD CANDIDATE.

The National Ero-the abolition organ In washington
CITY announces that Mr Hale has not YET written
letter Of acceptance but he has accepted the fs0u's
nation and will tuke the field In person usa''
olh -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-10

I4rl,N a. Teacher i waited py young lady who VIII
- s.e Ui the III S~lnnttcs IA tlie N"rh about me
r,.: VII give satisfactory references with regard
S q. 10 leach the Eagtish studies lac udg the higher
:. yU,;- French German aud lIaian, aud all oihel
. yuniic institutions llavig beeG under the sFe-
5qe oI the most accomplished Professors oi Music IN
can ave ssIi~ecor? references In regard 10 he'
y,af,tra,,ons a. teacher 10 hL; most pleasing &C.
,.f, % N. Editor he Richmond Ergrirsr. Rich
K S >,.t,i luciia If BDrlir st"n Female SEMINARY
81. A. Il Alien. Washington, u. e y. Gregory
Pa: lion T. A. 1om!msan, hcenvie. y +; ". NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-10

\.N IucN aflOt TuUCIllahu COUNTY, UI,WuTUb VI u
.,.as1a negro man named WALLACE SMITH. lie Is
y !. ve... ci are, : AMI SLIM and of dark brown or
has si.4g head, large iee,, bowiegged. and hesi-
re!s wacu alarmed sharply spoken 10. lie was Tor
set " VI. " Kemp. Esq OF Gloucester county and MAJ
AL . now. DOUBT. lursiGg about IN that or some ad'
The above reward will be paid Tor his apprehension
l.sr, i NE 4! Tue ,aaUe or III Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-10
nAIID EUNS.CEN,

7 I = K = Z a I l. W
ii lie Counts OF Alexandria. Fairfax and Fauquer
He wIii ntso attend 10 the prosecution OF Claims
.Gsss-, Government. Office King street between -
=. p? hi the 5u;Ins occupied by The Manassas Gap Rail
tgs.as:.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-10

The Fincas,Ie Democrat says, that suo s'o" ,oss
davs aoo al the Sweet Spring, has been "unu. ~ ,
,he man arrested and committed 10 jail on
told where it was 1t hid in hay STACK AZ u @ 1d
mace was found watch which had been s'oleh " 80
before at the Red Sweet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-10
yo,p u.pEETs &c.

SEPT s-Sales OF 5000 obis Sounsrn y. ';,. 'u,
Ezw sa. so 600 bushels red wheat a, ss sii ~i7,e
81 600 tSoe susoss mssn masoss sssn nc ud I o
oae1 otans 10Y. Sales Of 100 terces rice ut % %
CT The steamer Asia sailed to-day for Liverpool WIN
,s.enoers and $3.50 0U0 in specie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-10
MRS. j. w. PEGRAM,
. ~. 10 .\EIlN AM SEClNu SIREEIS.
,ln,ItAn,INN WANTED.

es. IN her family YONG ladies wishing 70 attend schoo
man rom the IL OF October until Inc Isl Of Iuy :
!. c:ualy convenient TO The schools OF Mrs Mead and
!. -. Any 4--cif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-10

The Agricultural Society Of Fairfax county va
hold Fair and Cattle Show at Fairfax Cou'' ito'''
tbe 18th and 18th of October.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-10

BALTIMORE SEPT sh.sales of 26oo bare a, a.
81 o. and 600 hhls. al si,3l Wheat sOa 9' "he
Al White corn 64 cts, yellow IS a 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-10
3nsT pRTTaL. OUTRAGE.

The S;aunion 'Vindicator' says that on Meoaes'ay
evening Of last week. five or six miles Nest
ur u, laborers employed the rail road In that vicinity
,nor from the vehicle in which sine riding young "o
non and rhree of them violated her person in most orua
mnnn.r She was in company with young man, 10 "nom
he vounq Indy clung for protection but both were over
now,red Tnc Young left 10 obtain assistance, anu on
the alarm being given prompt pursuit was maos anu e
v,ns arrested and committed for trial. The young coupe
were on their way gel married
we learn that there havc been meeting Of he cit
Of Sraunton on Thursday consider the recent case
ane in h, county Ii ~ said that there was de'ermina'
IL nor 70 b., the rufans escape the gaows II they were
NOT condemned To DEATH they would be taken out oy e
nooul.ce and hung. The tri,l took place Friday.
DEATH OF EDWARD McGAUGHEf, Esa, of
learn By the latest arrival from Inc lsn'
us a, New York Of the death of this talented, eloquent
and esrmabe gentleman which took place at Panama on
The 9Th ul,imo Of The prevailing epidemic. He was mem
Der Of the last Congress.
ARRIVAL OF GEN. LANE-RESlGNATloNs &C
louisville SEPT. Gov. Lane OF Oregon arrived ne
| TO da; en- roulc for his home ,-h,,le
| Robert G.. Foster, Attorney General for the Nss
| Tennessee district and Col. A. Fowler, Attorney o
for the Eastern district ol Arkansas have reseh n,
Humphrey Marshall and family left mere yeS'e''' "
| Washington.
Mrs Sinclair late Forrest is reported TO De aoou -
an early lover an English soldier Of fortune a''acheu -
| Of her Maestys regiments now in ScoIlano
Tho attention of publishers and others requested 10 w
adver,aement of The splendid portrait OF "ashlos'on'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-10

A MAMMOTH CUNARD STEAMER.-A late letter
from Liverpool says that the Messs Burns have contract
ed with VIM Deny & Brothers of Dumbarton TO build the
new steamship for the Company The steamship to be of
ron-upwards of 5000 burhen and 30 feet longer than
the Great Britain. The engines paddle wheeD are to be
constructed by Napier equal for ordinary duty 10 LOU
horse power She will cost upwards of SlQo,000,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-10
WM HENDRlCK,
A. G. BOYD,
ir.r y e. .ur l6ctf n NJ THORNTON.
HE.R!CO LAND FOR SALE.

-,tu.f OLE Tor sal. his valuable Farm. lying IN miles
l. .aont. containing about 4uOacres; near one ali
10 Ugh s'a;- q! Improvement IL Is %t. a""r'uu !; !,
BE-, gs, ahea, and oats TIE wood land is well SET iI
'aS Il. improvements conss. OF dwelling house WIN
itt li- usgaI OF; hcuses There IS spenuiu you,i.
s Eh.uc variety ui other irui trees on tue piti
ti7a'nGat-iu s;rin:S OF the purest waer-the soc,.
t .G. l. ~ situation in Virginia more healthy. IL II
tan IS ;hrown int, market: within forty minutes
er good pike all the way, and ready market LOT
4 ~ la:EeJ . Iie place.
'4.4n ii liz farm II early application he made, ahe
.r'g>.s - aoy vae rno may wish TO purchase:
e, Rcaten,l Vi ROBT. Is. LYME.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-10

One of the N York journals having charsea pen
net, of the New York Herald with having sold ou. 70 me
Democracy for the campaign ho pleads guilty 10 Inc eo
impeachment and among other reasons gives Inc lo0"'"s
for sustaining the Democratic cause;
"Wehavs tried the whg party for the last four years ana
" unsuited TO this great country the goahead principles
Of our people.
awe want therefore, the Democratic Party ~ po"
er from from President in the Hhite
down page in Congress- for least the next term o
dce believing that their general policy is more coneenal
ed 10 extend our limits our Rrewlh our power, and nfiu'
ence over the world than the tlmd s,ands policy OF lhe
present order of Wings.
"Tbe Democratic party shown themselves TO pos
ses, more of the old Roman spirit Of growth and progress
haB the Wings have done and it s only by this splr
thai the Union can be preserved in tact and the Abolition
be entirely swamped and put down during all future
n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-10

Mrs Sinclair late Forrest reported to be ABOUT -
an early lover an English soldier OF fortune, a'''eA
/ nanfsn IN SCOll1Iu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-10

The attention of publishers and others Is eqIes,su - ~
advertisement Of the splendid portrait OF "aships'ou
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-10
/, the Express of Saturday last, i,s editor says:

u(isn picrce's civil services only show That nc ls no
statesman ill; and his chief recommendation 10 lhe paf
cnnss,d in the fact that because U the nsgnhcancc oi
his career they supposed nothing could be raised asaih
him Let appeal TO history for the truh OF ms supps
Inn Whilst member of Congress he GrI9lntted no mea
sure; he gave proof Of ability; he ntt ms mar" no
where
When Gen Pierce resigned his seat In the senate e "u
not candidate for the Presidency since then me pc""c'd
cy have chosen him their nominee for that important p'
son which has wrought wonderful change IN lhe Express
mans opinion. The weahcrcock
POWER OF A SINGLE VOTE.-The Wilmington ~
c. Herald Whig conceiea That the Democrats wiz nave
two majority on joint ballot in tho North Carolina
ture and thus be enabled to eecn u 3 Senator IN p''
of Monoum, Whig This result, il is asserted has been
hought abou, hy the election Of the Democratic Senator IN
cur,i,uck and Camden counties. BY majority THIS vote
oves the complexion Legislature In one OF Inc os'
important of its functions election oil u . senator
''r -~ss----
rho horrible catastrophe Hudson river caused by INC
ernosion of The steamboat Reindeer has cast soo o'
our whole city, Five ciz=ns OF Richmond are among 'ho
dead One Of them we knew personay-Mf HnSh e'leisn'
He was extensively engaged In the Dry 'ooas business
.nd as member Of The Hastings Court of this city He
as an excellent man and useful and valuable citizen ne
rvvnp relatives and friends OF the deceased have the hear
felt sympathies OF our co"'iuni'S ~ ''''' ~
afliction.
r. w he seen by The notice in another column that Inc
ensraI. of Messrs Hugh Rileigh, W H. Smell Thomas
and the Misses Andrews all Of one family and near
10 -eatej0 will take place the Monumental Chufch 'hs
afternoon at 4 O'Clock ...
The late eshet destructive TO the crops On w
nnoma,tox river (Va) The water was higher tnan II '
bsen know for the last thirty years correspondent Oh m
| Times says: ba
Gan the tobacco on the ow-arounds OF the branches
and rivers within the boundaries Of the highest "at
@ s Destroyed we'll the greater par. oi VIZ
corn CROP within samo limits To add 10 an 1s, Wv Wv
,rv and promising fields Of tobacco on tne n'eh'a'
Grnr r,pdly and he planters cutting II 90" s a
,hsv can mt the knife to it," Six mills in one neghooiroo
had been swept away.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-10
GREAT MEETING in plTTSBURG.

Tremendous
The Plsbug Union of Saturday, gives long account VI
the Democratic meeting held there on Friday night. Co
McCandess presided assisted number OF vice resucns
and Secretaries The speakers were, in addition 10 'he
chairman Gen Houston and Gen. Shields, who occupied
the stand to late hour. Eight thousand persons were pre-
ssn, and the utmost enthusiasm prevailed among ohei
remarks Gen. Houston noticed the attempts OF Inc wings
10 deprecu,e Gen. Pierce no fell from his horSe ao
tainted, and aptly said:
1.-THE gallant Ridgeway after nobly fighting a. monterey
was Lind by fall from his horse. Why Is not ms mace
The ground of another fabrication another charge OF COW
ardice 2"
Alluding TO himself, he remarked
.srhe names OF Buchanan, Case Douglas, and.u may
"a will tell 1t, for you probably all heard OF II oeors
This time)-my own were among Others presented
be National Convention OF the Democratic party All these
nersons now acquesce in the opinion OF mat ConVeho
hs the test man TO be the candidate OF the party al ht
crescent uncure was Franklin Perce and the Democracy
If The Union will endorse the sentiment expressed oy he
rentesen,atiyes For my part entered INTO MS su
n, with Measure as feel well assured that elected
and he will be he will prove worthy Of the confidence 70
posed in him.
The meeting closed with hearty cheers tor Fierce ans
Kno and the speakers II is most gratifying mus 10 sc
the Ola Keystone aroused In the cause as IL gives assu
ranc eof n glorious victory in that State
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h> LAND AGENCY y.

r.\ y iiE\DREE. CnrSSELLoEs AT LAW AND GENE
Asp :-gSls. viii attend promptly 10 all pr"lessiciii
h" C,fra. aUd Supreme Cou:!s ~ the State, anu ~
.,.s ,E7,-, an; supreme CouiS. as also /" all naiiers
. er.sJ.yato iheIr management Address post paidJ
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THE RIVER SEARCHED WITH eRAPPL''

During the confusion and excitement otc s..s' :" y ina
ex posion several passengers were ooser nhrIv mnat
y, ,bem were saved Il was deemed prudent howeve @ 10
search the of the lxe M Ae' ,ssd h, nons
IS ,bs ,anoaTs were drowned, except onr "noe oooy
"a .ne 90 d sely and the search was aoanoonea