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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-31
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ARRIVAL OF THE FALCON.
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNI

New ORLEASs Aug The Falcon arrived here
to-day bringing adyces from San Fancisco 10 the 50h OF
JULY Sine lrtI Aspinwa the 18Th u bringing 2OU pas
sengers and SSOO worth OF gold DUST on eght ana IN he
hands Of passengers.
The steamer Oregon said had arrived a, Panama
from Francisco with five hundred passengers and over
millions dollars gold dust on fsclgh Se aisO oln2s
the Pacific mails
The steamer Ohio with the California mails and three hun
dcd passengers and fair amount OF gold had likewise
reached Pa aEam1
The u States Commissioner for locating the Navy Yard
at San Francisco ia among her passengers
The health Of the I.hmus has greatly improved and cases
of cholera very
The Panama railroad was doing large and very proha-
ble business.
Mr. Rice the American Consul at Acapulco. had left for
home.
The state of society on the Is,hmus becoming
Robberies and ou!rn2es of frequent occurrence
The general intelligence from California though interest
ing present. no feature of special importance.
The from the mines OF more favorable char-
acter.
The condition OF morals in San Francisco and other ci
ties is rather improving Business steady and produce
Of all kinds brought fair pccs but no material changc 10
quotations.
In The Southern mining regions owing 10 the advanced
OF provisions and the nmence NUMBER OF persons
seeking reasure average yield Of gold has not been
encouraging The high of The water however, had
partially given way and the mining prospects along the RI
better Upon the whole accounts are very satls
factory yield Of gold during the next four weeks II
thought will be very large Several new places have
been opened by The water companies.
Emigration the plains very considerable and
the eHgrans ennyeo good nedi notwithstanding various
difficulties they met with.
The Chinese emigration continued large scae no
further resistance has been made them the part Oh Inc
inn abitans.
Troubles with the IndsEs serious, and OF almost usi
ly Several additional murders hao oeen cum
mitted and believed they were about Waging wal u
general character against The wh!tes , ::
4 dreadful outbreak hud occurred AT Cp'e.a C,I'i "
which MANY nersons were severely injured ShcilH Jonn'
SON. whilst endeavorng quiet the disturbance was Killed
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Inc various plans for supplying San Francisr, e:t wa
Ter were being proposed and looked upon iavoraby
hllorts were making for genera closing s'Jg4 ana
suspension Ot business on he Sabbath
ihe crops were promising most abundan,iy
Inc government was about 10 establish !egrapn throu
some piri: OF California which promised hn sgcasg. 10
Every thing in the Marposa district was quiet
accounts oi the stale Of trade are nnrf So :lya c A.
on me 10Th ut. Speculation ha: partially -ubsn!d IRA
@ anGI 10 Increased arrivals caused tu!: tceIn. Eooi-
IN a't request. Hardware dull
py goods We're quiet, with downward trndencv No-
~ per cent per month. Adrices from Sweeney L. @
OF March ssate that there ia speedy prosptct q, ,
independence being established Terrible Hoods htn r
'eI 10 1usltalia damaging The gold consicrr.ly
Further advices from Oregon state that The Drt.,r.
nave undoubtedly carried the Legislature inc rgt n
were yieeng abundantly
-auVces from the Society Islands sta,e that the r. 1s
aa become quite oveoearing, and had prohibited g Pro
testant Missionaries from preaching. The matter Tin, y
submitted 10 The decision Of the government
confirmed. - ~ ~ --t
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EUS. ROBINSON, Clerk.
,.IRGIS1A.-IN CuANCERv.-ln Amelia clrcui, Court


IRGISIA.-IN CHANCERI.-ln Amelia CIRCUIT 'ou'''
' Nay Term. lS52: ~ -, H.; .;c
COOKE Trustee for Eaton Morris and Lucy W. HI, Wife
I .tlc s.i Eaton Morris and Lucy W. MS whc' i''
Nl n II Scott AID Elisabeth Scott. infant chdren OF M
> m Rachel f. scott d. by Egberi G Leigh. thcr
al 'sn Allied o. %fgieson, auhinls,l spc;, an
WA decease, Austin Seay late shern :" - ErnI.nn
n,is,ri;or with the will annexed oil H - soa
! john Chafin executor OF Richard BOOKER Dei,s
aia M So ,he Court tina, the defendant Elizabeth scott
rmlrlled with Robert Griffin, aud has since s
on motion plaintiff, by cnuse anu WI" 'e @ ~
m m AGAINST The said Robert Griffin. a,minitra,ot OF .e
S !Lt,,t and further appearing that he %
Ct. OF Richard niI md
avas ii; duly made and published his ias WIZ anu
the a!d Susan A. Chain has duly qualneu az W Iii,
Jon b. Chaihn and admir- de oonis non WIN 'e VIZ ~
exc! the Richard Booker, deceasea On Cha
, ly council and h consent OF the SAID susan n M
S.,u,;ry and aforesaid. by her counsl 10
be prccecled IN agaiis me eau ; %
S eXe'uix Of iohn b. Cha,fn 1sceaseu an" non.sr deed
e hons non the will annex"doi Richash
en s cause cane this day be again heard on he
previously the answer OF the sald Johh D. H.hs
i- erein by leave OF the Court entered al t
S;1 rcnlira ion The petition ot george
Johnson Aud Henry p Irving, executors Of Charles irving
filed herein Of the Court entered al he coel
S,- and ,hc hhs filed with the said and petition
wa afrue by counsel consideration whereof the Court
u a, this deciding any matter as 10 The Claims set out N
and pc,ion doth order that OF tho commissioners OF
C"u lake an account all valid claims which may 6e pro
M and proved before against the estate o Tue SAID :" M
, ha, he OF the time and paee OF hns sue
count, by publishing copy OF tins order onee y; ;h Nv
Ia o nj the newspapers published in The CITY OF hchmonc
hy oo.,uc the same the door ~ the Court house VI my
oun,y Court the day OF the TWO h ~ ~ ~
30. him and the evidence by which they are
la, ne -. ascertain and state an account OF ,ne NV
In. control o the Court this suit, ana he sCeou". IL
which liable for The deb's Of me sau .sv stated
zach he deem pertinent which any Oh INC Pai''' '
ne 10 be so stated. copy-iesse: r y COLEMAN D. c.
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Try u {" sl,vcIy, The South refuse h!s,c for mono nj
'i'tl General Scott would administer The government with
s, it2id To The constitution, ard with pre-emn-n aii
w nave no dnabl and long cunilGcd service and tisin
'S'cu devotion |" The country a:r "aed caasisra-
n' ten Is General Scott entitled 10 gratitude and not 10
ciiImnr and misrepresentation.
But do the Wing party ard s nominee stand before The
country as an antSia party d5srre- ors not stand
as pro >4rery party Loo al he Hnig tcut conr<atoas
a' 20" le|t took IN ram for endorsement IF sarer
Ian where l. the Wing press Where tie New York
fFsb"he the lhanr JoarRa and almost the whole coun.
Wy press And what is the position ui the Wang publ.
speaker These questions need only be asked; all will
agree upon their answer.
NV as bttween these twn great parties hcw The r.
sur 10 b. :c."rdrdl There be ii- pf opinon
IN ina regard. II Gsm Pierce be eiecis both the South and
tae North nW regard sarery trun pl and the gov
crhnitni VIII be administered, and patronage dispensed
accordingly ii Cen Scott snuM succeed it will not be an
nnsiSery triumph, BAT it will be- for the time heing de-
Ieaf o. Political $arry and the will BE- admins
trIe'i and its paroHageGispcn natoHcHy
one o these nieI must in all hun#n prOUabity be Pres
iach IT, lacking vote, aud that should BIZ mine Cen
scott should fail and Cen Pierce should called occupy
me place once occupied by Washington an Adams and
JrnsrSon sosd i' that hy filling d. simple ac! Of
lWy had inflicted lasting injury uoa tie sirrc up
oh the coiEiry With great respect friend
HENRY RADIET
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DAVID EUNS. EN-.

Z 4
HNIL the Courts OF rAandi tEiaF as auel
w Counties He will also attend 10 The proa''H"i :" ts
against the General Government Office KRIS uet"s
Asaph and Pitt IN the building occupied by s Manassas Cay
Read Company.
AIs1andra, Va, June ls-e6a
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IT, D,o.,a,c Association of Richmond had spirited
eo,np on Friday night which was not as overlo"ins u
aual bv reason of the weaher but which, neVeFtheleSs
made No in scs, what was wanting In numbers
On motion of Mr.. Scott, Senators Hunter and mason
ee invited to address tho people of Virginia in this CITY, a
.oe early day TO be agreed upon Mr. S. announced tha
w Yenabe had accepted invitation TO ADDRESS me
oa.ociarion tomorrow night. Mr. S. also alluded 10 Inc
recon of Mr. Webster from Gen. Scotrs support. teng
an amusing story of old Dams behavior al the hfst an
nncemen, TO him of Scott and Grahams nomination-"An
extraordinary nomination"-sad he, sooqulzlnR-"1fa
from the tar State; and Scott the man OF
extraordinary nomination"
Mr. Scot, called up Mr.. John Howard oil this city, VINO
delivered neat logical and interesting address-"hlch
roay interested and pleased the meeting and ~hcn wac
chiefly devoted 10 searching inquiry into Gen. Scotts qua
6caons for the presidency and claims to southern sup
port
Mr.. Howard was succeeded by 6. W. Randolph, ESQ.,
who rose TO loud and repeated calls and delivered IN an
hand manner cspitn excmporaneous speech chehy aa
dressed to the position Of the Whg party, on paiom '
was rotten with candidate who shunnedit MT hanaoP
q eec,or for the city Richmond and is capable OF making
bimself powerfully f. in tho now commenced.
The proceedings closed with oho brief remarks OF M
Scott who promised TO address the people Of Richmond a.
in nursuance of his duty district scctor at an early
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-31
FREE-SOGL RATIFICATION MEETING;

BosToS, ArdusT 27-Thc free.soil ratification ,aa,gr
hed this evening. at Faneuil Hail. has been largely .t
ana much enthusiasm evnced Hon. G. pa:rcy ii..,.,
WIN lo 'ice'Pfesdents The announcement oi Hats a.
cepance was received with enthusiasm and chcrrrg ltr
was warmly eGloglsed. and Julian complimcnct p.r,v
c"mpllmented Senator Sumner his speech in HE >r, ~
anu represented me party TO be in nourshng r,.Y-
where The resolutions adopted ratify The doings
accept the candidates and PLATFORM and declare i1r IN
tlon TO vlndicate them before people SEN. al ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-31
''s % DO! u Aus"''' wasHINGToN G. SHELTON,
...m Ry hls Counsel. Gu.rrdnl Il COsoy
:, : u {, 7 4. = ESQ.OE THE COUNTY
"N - - yini.I AIA AND ALL OTllEKS

pJ.tHS II, B,SHELTJN. Esq ..OF isaE SoG,,s
ii i,Ii,a STATE OF VIRGINIA, AND ALL OTHERS
NinN IT MAY CONCERN ,. -..,, c, a..
NIKE NOTICE That Jesse L. Harris OF Stewart county Sa.s
r.ur.s.ee guardian "f tienr e Kemp MINOR heit
E vii. petition the Judse u The Llrcuil Couft oi
,Iry State Er-mid tue .nd DAY 0i me he3 lG e "
~ q, make am otc.. repairing tie SAID JohE b. shei'oh "
Liver 10 n- GUAR ian ~ aforesaid my agent OF attorney.
opertv i;:oEcy in his ha ds belonging 10 my Mau,
i,nr, C. Kemp aio authorizing M. us he sua.uamo
. 1r e kcn my -eni attorney. 10 sue ior recover
v. al ITO ev md crsonal property which may osoni "
All VI 4 aru:nr ing :Gnis OF his real cn.ae anu !"
re said nrr1ora! property and money which as the
orc .I receive either IRON te sa JONI d. >t
he. pc this Safe, 20 the state ol iennefsee, ~
= ..r. and il winch appointed guardian AZ Hote
manner the legally appointed ana qadliue"
1I., n .is State OF the said Henry T. hemp So :, VI;
3, H. H.. "T ars,s, lS5a JESSE l.. HARRIS
49,, ..,y Rv his counsel. Gurrrant d C"hoy.
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rnle held in the Clerks Office OF the C,rcu

Il t.iSIt A. rules The IerEs UNre "I lHe CII.ui
y C Of N. civ Of Richmond tie first Monday IN August
- /. an. The =! day Of Ii" month"; p,io,,C
."a7! y Cannon. i'
- ,!.. Defendant
IL ca. and upon attachments returned c1ecuseo: ;,
&C, o h,- OF The deieicat tne sun
five cents and u aPieati ny
sa,I Jriercan resident OF us nae, IH o m
m M paln,I ordered thai he do appear mere whlh oiie
5r Inn. nuhirou OF This order and do what s necessary 10
IL interests and order be published once week "l
l. r,ss IN The Rchnond Enquirer newspaper pr,nea
ans rnst,h NJ the front Of the Court House OF shis
~ .f-Gnnu n :, first tav OF the neat corporation Court
Acnpy-Tcste: w ,o,,~coS c,.rt
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~ ntOMMissIONEks' OFFICE, Aug. TO, 1870, a1vE,
ha,e on the shday Of September 1852 at my Office al ne
For Amelia and fe snh yShe aher mae1s
stated and repu ted oy decree Of nc CIRCUIT
II o. Ane rendered May tcrm lS9! OF sau oGo & y,
N taEcIy Teudine euid Court between James CocEe
zee "f aion Morris and Others lantn ana yonn r
e Sheriff Amelia and such, aimr OF W M j. Sco.
Alfred O. Egetes,on, admir- de bonis non Of Nm j. scott
a. ctts which time and place you aIe
e attend with the evidence necessary 10 enable me 70 eoi
al 2l-cw.w ~ u '~uo'' L. MASTERS, Com'r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-31

The speakers and journals of the Wing party have con-
raced great and sudden disgust for John Bull and SPEAK
with fury OF certain signs gives forth OF psrtlay 10 Gen.
perces over Gen. Scos election 10 the Presidency OF 'his
Repubc /, notorious that John Bull has supported he
Whir candidates from the time whereof the nina runneh
NOT 10 The contrary; and his supposed deseron OF he
cause amidst The general stampede that is now going on
verv naturally exctes their Indignation There 10 erumo
~ confor, ef, them however, in this matter There arc
Two nsrties in John BULBS country divided upon The pocy
Of Protection There Free Trade newspapers there and
p,o,acons, newspapers The Free Trade journals, &c"
6 ,bsp, are exceedingly in that go warm as 10
allow their zeal for the m this favorc policy between
the Two leading commercial nations OF the world 10 o'eoe
their peiudices against Democracy They are le"-'ey
few in number; and their editorials observation-disclosures
odu,triousy reprinted by tho Whg Journals OH ihs sae
,be wafer These of make no mention OF Inc pro-
t,conist journals symputhze with the Protection parry
bere and desire tho election OF Gen. Scott Ihs atter o
British eymputhy-or Of sympathyhas become very
smaIl affair however Our Country has grown TOO po"etu'
n he Affected bv such foreign influence. It's Democracy VII
vote for Gen. Pierce independently OF English sympathy
and English opposition They are not In the habit Oh LOOK
ing across the for lights TO guide their suages a'
of course will not whno exult the evil OF good
on;non that 30 nconsidernble person ns John Bun may
entertain Of their public men,
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IOJ>o. h. SHELTON. ESQ: OF THE cogSTY

Q. b. EL'T43N, ESQ,. COO-tI1
Ug LOUISA. STATE OF VIRGINIA, AND ALL OTHERS
;cr h Wasftnsrcn Shelton, of Davidson county
IN g,. u Tennessee guardian of Mary F. Shell on mi
n,n wi re;r:ion Luig. of the Circuit Court OF LOUIS
.. Of Vi, q IA Bud day OF the next Term OF t"'
~ max. IN orI.f requiring said John Is she"nt 10 pay
nr guardian aforesaid, my agent o. attorney Az
a ,, 10 and inunev his has belonging 10 my war"
y shelton, and also authorizing me- as the guardian
d Mar, Sic my or Attorney 20 sue lor Icoe
r.iyr ,uuey personal property which may usiohs
m .ue said personal property and money %hlGh d. me
f aid may receive, either iiom the SAID J"n n sne
anv h.r p. IN State the STATE OF Tennessee, III
n5m reside. which, was appointed guardian As aoie
in Ike were the leg ally spposo anu lua'
j .,.n In thi- state OF the said Mary F. Shelton 90,
On under my hau, the county OF 'oocaano, 's
as 81 day OF August, i5o2 r curI IToS
ps.I &
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E. r. COLEMAN, D. c,
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,


The foregoing decree are HEREBY aa
xed on the oath day September ls5Z al m!
Five in the county Amelia Tor taking Inc -,
d by decree which tine and place they are lequ ~
i w fhr vouchers and evidence necessary 70 "
ply With he acquisitions. OF said decree e.,,e cnr,r
L..
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

|TNlAY Tuckahoe Goochand county, upwarIs OF X
81 months a.o. named WALLACE SMITH, He Is
tall AMI sli and OF Gark brown or
bead co1s has sma! head large ect anu nc
when alarmed SHARPLY spoken TO- He was ior
sUet By 81 ". Kemp ESQ OF Gloucester county and has
doubt lurking about IN that or some au
.outy reward will be paid Tor his apprehension
.-.iysry al Tucsahoe or IN Richmond.
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MARBLE YARD.

. ROGERS, SIN Street, Main, Richmond, Va. Dea lie
v,, Italian and American Marble Monuments, Tonbs
pieces eSory description, Wall Plates Fronls
: ~..,yn IL Carr =iage xecutcdin the stmanner.
me counry. with reference, prompt attended 10.
Va served his apprenticeship OF the largest
New York City and having much experience IN the
himself all work executed at his Shop will give
-, ION as done North Snnth ncth-clv
DIVIDEND.
,r,;if Trustees a the Upper Appomatox Navigation Company
-, ,.c.rcd dividend dollars per share the old
The LIST OF August 1852, al the office OF the
I,,,rs.y ii Petersburg. ROBf r. LESiEK, agent.
..s,g,z county, Va, An :. 6--c9t. (WhIs copy
,>,,,rICAL LABORATORY FOR THE ANA
LYSlS OF SOILS, &c.
,ur ersi.ned that through the lbealy Of the
counties there has been established IN
..,r sl Department o Chemistry Randolph Macon
m Laboratory, for the analysis OF soils marls
-, numerals and for instruction III Analytical Che
~ Laboratory will DC furnished with the most approved
"a choice e.agcnls with every desirable facility. lie
With him Mr.. VIM A. Shepard who recently as.
r. Norion III the Yale Analytical Laboratory and
ample testimonials OF skull and calacliy Young
III. .grsue studies in the College they may wIsh while
r-,l. the Laboratory Copots written
w accompany the reports OF analyss lhe
s, am! instruction will be modcraIe-he design
Laboratory accessible 70 The people al large
ps-. wr Mcssrs. Wills n Lea or Smyth Dunn Peters
n, forwarded free Of charge those who send theni
mi urnailon address CHARLES B. STUART,
Professor OF Experimental Sciences,
.a.,s. j--can Randolph Macon College, Va.
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Court the city oil Richmond on the ht Monday In Au.
u. -, i, being the "a day Of le month)
".,- ~, ,.rtc, Pltf:
= freeman Defendant.
l. .sb and upon an attachment returned executed.
T~p- Of the defendant the sum ol
sa three dollars and ceni., with the
i. laef.S on hunded and forty eight dollars and my
~ hereof from he rst day "t June. le52. till payments and
dta the said defendant is not resident OF
III OF the pantiif by h attorney II IL ordered
appear within month after due publication OF TINS
protect hls interests and lhat ms
t.r published week ;o four successive weeks IN The
Enquirer. printed 10 this cry and posted at
nr al House this corporation on the hrst day
court. Copy Teste 90
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STOVES, RANGES, HOT AIR FURNACES, &c.
THE LATEST AND BEST PATTERNS MADE
;er>on doubt the advantages IN the use OF
I STOVES. TIN, Jnpanned and Iron Ware, &C.,
T- celebrated ENDLESS Chain Pump' has only be
Ia used PREPgRRSCE other. Also,
iR,E AND SUCTION PUMPS.
81 orders especial and filled promptly Mer
w <u.-d Goods guaranteed represented and offered
H. Loi!i.ST CASH PRICES. WIN. H. ENSIGN
-. "a Ncwtf lac Main Street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-31

communication was made To the Senate Monday by
the President of the United States The subject of The Io
DOS slanhs embracing correspondence between the Sec.
Teary OF State and the Minister The Repubc of peru AZ
10 The sovereignty OF hose Islands, &C. We aro en-, b!ed TO
gvcat once the lcrcr Of Mr.. Webste which appears to
cover the whole question and all III. matters 10 controversy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
SWITZERLAND.

- The Constitutional announces that
the last accounts from Switzerland are Of the most
satisfactory nature. A new note, c0uched IN tue
most conciliatoyy terms, was presented on the 7th
by the French Minister to the President OF the Con-
ommissioner sent to Geneva would remove the
cause Of grievance on which the reclamations Of
France are founded. A letter from Geneva, March
ls, confirms the above intelligence.
The. Postampt Gazette Of Frankfort
quotes letter from Milan OF the 5th stating that the
re lstons between Austria and Switzerland have be-
come much more friendly Of late aud that tho rgor-
Gus surveillance exercised along the frontiers OF the
cnntons Of Ticfno the Grisons had been greatly
Yalaxed This 10 oWfnG, the writer says 70 the can.
yoas ing ss~Se~s ssso osmands Of Austria.
The Nsss PyessssscN Zsifrs repeats, nos withstand
Dsnt, that after December Austriadid its best 70
encourage Louis Napoleon 90 invade switzeriand,
Piedmont and Belgium, and declares that 1t Will give
further and confrmatoYy particulars.