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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-03
DISCUSSION IN HALIFAX COUNTY.

The gallant el"co for this district visited addressed
the people Of Halifax their last Court He had be-
fore county but left behind him most favorable
IMPRESSION In his discussion with Mr. Fuurnoy he bore
the standard Of party and ts principles Is
with pleasure that bear humble testimonial to his nbi
~ 10 meet talent of the Wing party in this district
both holiness and ptomptness with extensive
and accurate information In repartee he was match for
hi. competitor; whilst the freshness oil his anecdotes gave
havn 10 the whole which stale and oit.repeatcd stories
of "erry Farmer ard the "ame buzzard told by the
Wing eecor longer mpar whatever may have been
their merits in former times.
The discus sion opened by Mr.. Flournoy, who in
hours speech attempted IL show that oil the prosperity OF
the country and tho OF institutions out OF
the adoption of Whig policy that the tariff of 1896 although
unanimously opposed by the Wings protective in lis
character therefore, Wing in its pocy that The Demo-
cratic party promised thing and praclsed another
gard to Internal improvements and the subject Of Dstrbu
ion He then took up the Presidency and said General
Pierce had placed himself upon the platform of his party
and he again confessed his soundResE the siarery question
To honor OF Mr. F0urnuy be it again told he
the xrsT REMOTE ALLusoS TO THE CALUMSv OF Foss.
Mr. billiard followed thanking Mr.. FlOurnoy for his
dor oud honesty acknowledging the position OF the
Democratic nominee and said he wished he could concede
The snundnes Gen. Scott and that notwithstanding
his cuiaJe silence before the meeting of the Wing Conven-
ton il could 81 shown that he had since placed himself
Ocaly the maintenance Of the fugitive slave
law he would gladly acknowledge that both parties upon
sccDn, questions stood in the attitude before the
country That his letter Of acceptance instead of
ing TO comnitra had but served tlckcn the doubts
that hung around his opinions He then look the posi-
ton Of Mr. Fiounoy in charging inconsistency upon the
Democrats and showed t.t the allegations uulounded
in fact
Mr. billiard is winning golden opinions in every part Of
the district lie visits; and his reputation already great will
be advanced BY every eort he makes.
GDdnriUa Pspubytrou.
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large meeting Wings, opposed 10 The election OF Cen
Scott was held in Wilmington, ~ c., on Monday last. II
nominated Webster and Graham and repudated Gen. Scott
Robert H. Cowan Esq addressed the meeting in support oil
i;s action.
The following from his remarks explain very per-
,inenty the motives his Republication of the Baltimore no
mnee:
Mr. Cowan took rapid glance at the events OF the las
four ycars-the connected with The slavery agl
lion md the passage Of the COMPROMISED dwet upon me Ell
forts of Fillmore and Webster in favor OF that passage spoke
of the opposition the enforcement OF the Fugitive Save
Law at The North and the rail- yng OF The aboonsis under
banner gotten by Seward in New York with Ihis device
Re.a Of the Fugitive Slave Law, and Winfield Scott o
President" That hoistcd by the Pcnns; IVA
mia Convention which nominated Gov johnston ana 'ha
snne notorious hghcr law bore aoit IN inc canvass
Tor Governor and defeated TO the great ~
The Southern people, Wings and Democrats Mr. FInon o.
Ohio while candidate for Governor in that Stale holsea
The same banner All this Gen. Scott knewhe Knew ,ha
while all good men and patriots were throwing themselves
into the breach for the defence of the Constitution ana e
maine nance of the law, his great meme was USED S
The enemies hoh and yet he was scn,;-from nam he
Fugitive Slave Law received support-tne aw.oreaKcfs
no Tebuke nor he use Of his name any contradiction
To please these people, he SILENT and they REWARDED
him bv the Nomination. against The protest OF tue "los
South Can that South support Gen. Scott
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-03

The following resolutions the result OF the deliberations
of the internal Improvement Convention which assembled
on the nineteenth OF August, a, Union. Monroe County:
Resolved That the time has arrived when Virginia she
would retrieve her declining fortunes and herself from
tho burden perpetual taxation, must boldly with conf
dencc In her own energies and with firm determination
strengthened by proper state pride not 10 be thrust aside
by younger and entepsng states resolve 10 contend
for her legitimate share OF the trade OF the great valleys OF
The Ohio and the Mississippi
9 That in the opinion of this convention the burden Of
taxation sensby felt by the people Of this common
wealth. can only he thrown off by the completion Of the
works Of internal improvements in which the stne mas al
ready made large Investments and By promptly forming al
connexions with the channels of and
the horounhlares of travel in other States.
8 Thai, view of the railroad connections now being
formed in Ohio Kentucky, North Carolina and Tennessee
IN. of Virginia in her works OF internal i'm
prevent Imneyousy demand that she shall at early day
complete Virginia and Tennessee aroHd 10 The Tennes
nc and BY airoad connected with her improvements
already Commenced unite Tue waters oi mo ONO WIN ust
Of tn. Chesapeake.
T. Thar il, .is opinion of this Convention the Stale sheuit
adopt the policy Of lending 10 the various Internal
improvement companies having unfinished works OF the
rst importance, for their competon-sad companies 10 be
required pay the interest and redeem the principal OF The
money loaned in the manner prescribed by the New Con
situation in respect the State debit and 10 give mortgages
on their respective works for the purpose of securing the
payment Of principal and interest as aforesaid.
Tina, MD upon the foregoing plan should be granted TO
the James River Il kanawha Company Tor the Completion
of the Canal 10 point near Covington (or Clifton
Forge1 and 10 construct railroad, from such point 10 The
Ohio River; Central coInpanl INC
ton of their road 10 CovinRon Clifton Forge TO the Viz
gna and Tennessee Rail Road company for the completion
Of their road Tennessee line and 10 construct branch
the line of the road from Covingon 10 the ONO 10 the
Danve The South Side the Manassa Gap and the Orange
and Alexandra Companies for the completion OF their res
pecye works.
g. Tha, there should be discrimination by the James
River and Kanawba Company, in respect to charges on
freight and and travel passing their road 10 or from
either the Virginia and Tennessee road or the Virginia Gen.
tra Road.
Tina, 1t be recommended the General Assembly so to
amend the charter of the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad
Company a. TO authorize the Board of Public Works TO
subscribe for three-ff Of their capital stock,
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ypS ~. TOBACCO BY DEANE x BNo"N
." r.rnnrrrn E.a TIE EN4vlRER.l

-. .I,nri, crr, | mid n ld !
Col lhos VI tp""I"'" 70 -, II !, nj To- at ! 80 d.
l. 81, al u %, en- ,s.s,s " A&J " Atmi.yat
81, ai0 -, u, ~, =. o balance OF ia,lr q.
Cumberland, al :. ~ :, >, q * 2a,S at :
Nj K Foster oi Gunner 49, p,-L,,,t,,n / ms
balance ni his crop; ht u ooA W -, ..,,,.
5Ui balance oi htS crop; M JONI ~ 80. -, III IL.
Jars Al i -; Mr. 10 = aver o! rt"'"',' >,
30 at 6; Mr. Hdd.ins = bucN'S''';'' i,i-
Mr. " [. Tlniuli OF uchr%h'''', :, ~, 20 :, .
al 40; VI John u agsc :" h"cNs ",'',' o'',I,,8
balnuc. lis rrop; Mr " Is -i'p,"''',, ~, - ,n. -, a..
50 at -, Al ! b., u ", - y NJ, IN.
4 at 10, al 30, Al : - ~, q - IEt
ton Amelia, al ~ 'o, y p,,,i.n 81 ,,.l.a
Al IS, logs a. oO " We! We" :, q sVgn,9 avn
20 At - At X ~ II ~ J., %nI. ~ Am i,4 ),
iEg Sll - !or 10 hiS' W, ~ - usi nf ri.yart#
3 80 haipHc" - 81 r. 81 al S 5u J.
! @ 50 lu.7 NJ j.: :ir M.,:us q Palm"rc 81 Cancel
| al % ~ : al % ~ 80, n o. iir J. bau'a
Cu.ubrrllnd at 10 Is 1T -, al -, ~ = ~ Z
81 Mr. : ltoy~r.r ~ No 'h Car"Ina, al - 20 az
A. - At I -, ~ g., a. o - a : %, 2.tG
| ar6 ats 90, mI a. a. I 80 htitnc: al Ds ~.
Mrs. VI K AGE ri Ia, ar-aim, tt = y, at a'5
| ir I johnson OF EucH"gi"n ~ - Il ! AZ > "
AZ, 81: Mr. G. SJlutiy vi Bucaiu.E4u a. 50 grDa
, d, 3 80. Mr d /. Batter Il nurknghln, al, = Ia
80 al Il Is | ~ ) 30 D. I! l. Robinson 81 pu"las
from 50 t. -; III I'd. or " >crnggs a! Boz s,rg#3t
from 10 80; Mr. L. iitt.u Of FIGvnur1 ri u L. x
at II at ~ % HtG Z ntG; Vi JI> BItcl ~ t.vy
ma at l. 50 lit- Is. At -, IL IS f.; Pr J.
Es.estun "t :An,rhi Al . al % - .! a'
n P'fklm- Of b"cElna am at !" al =, M = !
AZ "A i \ p,i Ia i, Ia
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Gov Marcy's letter appears in full in this days country
Enquirer IT the best exponent extant Of Gen. Scotrs
character and temper. II shows how amenably man
may be the victim Of his caprice, whi Jealousy and
folly In is how poor guaranty the wing party
possesses OF their candidates stability, dignity and
steadness Of principle.
Should Gen. Scott be elected the Presidency, the coun
would not be surprised at any anc he might Perform
though they might be ridiculous and annoying
those Of John Barney sworn enemyhe French Minister
There is nothing peposerous be predcaed of such
man. Louis Napoleon dues astonish the world by the
temerIty of his policy than General Scott is capable
of doing by the superave absudy of his public conduct
He would be as likely turn the Wing party pel NELL
Of the government as maintain confidential relations with
them He would be likely to have the army and In
rampant nuny as employed in any rational service 10 the
country.
But idosyncraeies would take the arsndss lights 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-03

We hear many of the transactions in Petesblr:
on Friday night st-that dreadful night upon Transparent
cies and political gew-gaws Of sort. The following
item is from an impartial and is in character VIII
lie other accounts that have reached this city, of what trans
ped-bolh friendly and unrcndly Scott and enthusiasm
are like vinegar and oil They will not amasamac They
are not bed fellows They do not travel together ltwouid
be pertinent say something here Of the training which ht
BOYS of the Chippewa Club undergoing in this campaigns
but Wing parents Richmond have abundant faith in the
rails and sobre the masas and orators that lead their
party processions and democratic advice would be invld
GUS The Petersburg Express calls the following "a joe
but there are subjects serious for joke.
aJOkE-A friend Of has rellted TO us Joke maj
occurred al the Bolngbrook Hotel last Friday night when
s too good TO One of The young gentlemen VINO
came over from Richmond with the "Chppewa CLUB, nav
ing ibbed rather freely was reclining on one OF ose
large pillars which support the front porilco OF me MOTEL
enueavung 10 hold it up. good Democrat came up Jhst
al the lime and lpweting his umbrella Qhe ram coming
down in o.rens about entering the door, "eh ne was
thus accnsled BY the young Chippewhan: u say mister
(hccup) think IFS raining, don't you! Yes SIR re-
sponded The Democrat 81 think it Island think, TOO us
very much calculated to cool The Wing enthusiasm The
Young Why leaning Just far enough not To lose MS
balance, and cycling him with much SURPRISE responded
.Who did YOU say sr?-e ntsiaSm!-he didn't come over
with us; il he did | didn't him." The crowd around
burst out in roar laughter and The young man stag
scred back against the pillar soioiuizing: tnMuSdsm-
enthusiasm didn't come with Us; II he did ddn
see him. Petersburg Express Of Wednesday,
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THE FREsHET IN THE SAVANNAH RIVER

ATLANTA Aug 30By the Georgia Rail Road train which
arrived here this evening from Augusta, have the
distressing of the destruction of life and property
in that city and vicinity the time left that city,
Yesterday Sunday afternoon al O'Clock Both the
bridges the Savannah river have carried away
together with all the bridges The Canal with the OK
cepton of The feet high in Broad street
One houses the factories were washed
their foundations and several lives lost The cars
Of the Grogia Road coad not approach than one
mile of The city, the mails being carried the postocc in
q canal boat.
The damage property in the city alone is supposed TO
be over one million of doars The accounts from the no
country are disastrous anticipated So far as
is asceaned there is no damage 10 The State Road The
injury, however TO crops and other property, water
coursc is very great The Chattshoochee river s said 10
have higher Sunday ever before
known.
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DEMOCRATS OF HENRICO.

"A meeting Of the Democrats OF Henrco will &c held al
their Court House. Monday next September 9th, 10 or
ganizc the fight Democrats unless you intend to throw
your county entirely into the hands Of your opponents rally
at once pird on your anor and Re prepared with that
pom Truth ovcrwhcm your enemies one solid move
and the county il yours
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IypD;.nEKtIaL REctRD.
,v,,oy.ES.LE PRICES ~ nh"N

Thursday SEPTEMBER 49,.
-, ORR No tlss have r,'n i'a"t s'''N IN -.
FioCn n,r:.t. Holders are asking = ~ a j -
i Usaa"a and receipts eo"''nos ysy W nt"s .ou
WI "a .,t no; quito li-m a. on >air'dt.
supply full. :, from store A. hi4 price Vl',l:
LlME.-Sh',S 49, ,.,, ,hrnrg, 7. J pEYruN
l GoE r.: go G. IS gr r, 'a, a". NJ, pu.h,
CORN MEAl.-10 10 ~ ~ ,' 1-r,-J
0ATS-56 81. cts per "u5'''
RYE-75 cents. -. Gro.s -. :
FlS!i-F!e:r,,rrss, .'' 3d. ). s.. M. ? 81
4ae :! 81, ~ so. Shad-slo 10 80 Halifax 'ros. "
rings 81 90 cur - % kos 10. crs pals Is =
i'i"rn 81 20 IS according giant ~.
500 per tom english 80; Ir4sSaI' Ss.U,I -
90; ~ ,%S +ia. rom wuri; SIS from store,
SrEEl.-Su5 per ton r,,.. f,,ps,n.
SjriAl;-pot!o Rico . = cents N'"
Ir0CuF;FEE-Rio ga %; L,sHnyra .: ~. e.
pIASIER-G sound s. l.4mn - a. . "a'.' :, :,
sale. nom wharf II 81 50, from store - -
u,ygD a q5 cts. from ~lhri
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RICHMOND MAHnErs-srrr. :. lsj2.


REPORTED f0a THE esq BRoHS
TUBACCU.-l.Uas from = 10 ); common I'lf ; % :.
niialln9 10 81: good 80 prime 10 10 50; hne ne
nufiCtnrlng from 10 10 Is
FLUCR.-Si 81 IL 4 80 !orraw
WHEAF.-prlmc red % Ct. rrimr Will. n.
:, Gales o. tobacco by Vs.. II 5.ow*:.J"hE y n,"f2e,
iooch.and hhds. - Sc 81 80 and IL; John y lurn,r
Looehian! 1T 81; Joan naIns Aincmallr hid,
ugs, al ~ and 81, leaf . and = Coi "m IIch"
Ao"marr Ill - 10 q and 3; Il u Garth At.-
hhds, 2 Iuss ut IS and I, loaf at So AM .;
Seth Burnley, Al5cmaris ats IS = ana :; Sa'uut
Harris, A!bcnmIlr, ;hds, u-- at to ana la, -
at D. %, and Sd J"-"! sl'hcrlnd, AIAcma:!c, 81
~, AT ~ !, so 81 ads "m Sutherland iihf.
marie d ., 90. 50 and s ..lchat Dn-.ey. hh..
Tugs, ~ 10. leaf 80; G., Woods. Nelson uad
at W leaf Al and 5o Ro e Davis, Nrl-onA n -
. and z At 8; llr + Earl.y o-.cnc nj % ! 80 800
o. at . and az 80; Gee Ea'icy, Greene, Cat; W
W ~ o., ana So richmond II NayD Alorma.
At oO a. ~ ani Ii; Chas II paIrott, Abrnacr At
~ 3O 9and 10; Jas inomi-rn Alb marie, at : ~ :
ana II % Ehc7 sni in por..cuoms lots at from ~ 10
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p,c,IyoSD TOBACCO MARKET.


TOBACCO. The matkt YESTERDAY We VIZ ''''
and prices were IS TO 80 cishsn"f MAN u,pTII "a
s,,,s If tobacco BY \. }. MARriS \ 60; sincr
80 :, rhas Jnu Coirr 81: and Is; , ''n"it-'
's IN and 4 69:3 ) {; lhrri- !, > 80 ana 80,
s 'o al t. G"!,y % I . '"1 . W f."
% . IS pnlpot,. ST.. It II IS; lio~aFa
~" - pav! 9: + 1" sns 5c . Vim F.,".
and = 2o' "a linn fleming III Is 25 SaH.u
i land 5S Ns. ,s w !Go A"afS !: 30 g.
street CT !, autl so; ! VI BABE i 9; !
Ha 6; K'"s 70 81 GnoS, ps'' ard Il ~ So b St
o-' anu - 49,, i N. Jr 4 Williams. 81 pt'>
50 and IS ia" H"'ss p ana Ta ~ -! : N
~ IN II ,,t Il: ! Bullock, ~: a .hs''" Z
yi + wrs6t 50: +! : c,% wi Il st" + IsF,
at % 81 and 80; ~ NIIN ,' ~, CO. ".
Al =. & Is 6 IS and2 ~! ro"T 'usS, d. . "
Tuner Is 3 g. ana 2 4, o. I p%Iaa
. "a a e. 10 10 80 and HIS; Young, ." ~, /"
ard 9Y e.: 5 Maopum, Is n, - kr%n I;.
n ana. 50; hhis u; al = s. al a. - q
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nJScTSST0C ~ NCJ SnNr

JoHS GccnE Esq. Democratic EIecor .! the Alhemarls
Dis,, addressed the people OF Nelson Monday last in
able and eloquent speech His friends delighted
with him. He was unfortunately for the whg cause spo.
ken against, by Mr.. Fitzpatrick of Lovngsron He gave
his party, "Fia," we understand he did the wings OF
Lynchourg some years ago. Lynchburg Republican.
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Tho crarIrsr,wn "Sn;ri, of Jefferson" saws :

We are requested by Mr. Faulkner 10 cay that owing 10
n r,r engagement he feels himself committed visit
R.nu pa at the ara nd demonstration which is IL be- held
there during present week and therefore requests that
we will withdraw the appointment here he promises to
visit Harpcrs Ferry at early day. aud commencing al
,rk lev The 2nd Monday OF September, desires
no respite his labor until the morning OF the electon
He buddy that both his enemies and friends shall
have the pleasure Of meeting him 10 their hearts
though pity the Wing champion who first encounters
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his dealings with foreign potentates queen ''e','' -
Nicholas, and Emperor Faustin would soon % asins,
their teeth with the deepest sort OF consphu., p,nc,
the American Unon-but against "in''e' =, ,h; fin
gefs v" "pu' sand no, exchange the compliments
rev! "''"''" henp narrowly watched by The pnnctl-
VI ''e s''so" his side the water. Official documents
nous .n,conarics would be construed into insults un'
contained complimentary illusions TO our 'esS
dent.
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deny (said hc that there Is any instance IN nstofy
of man not having military capacity being at the heao OF
any Government advantage to that Government ana
with credit 10 himself" Thas John Rundophs opnloni
which we o;rosc 10 that of the Democratic COMMITTEE.
~ " Richmond Wing.
We often hear of the propensity of very bad character 10
quote scripture for very questionable purposes We email
not take as much pains dsprove the charge as LORD Coke
has done 10 prove tina, corporations have sous-n lace Of
the above extract When the Wing vouches John Randolph
in favor of military ceuine have least sign that II
does not labor under painul afc,ion of the 6os-he
disease il attributes Mr. Lyons Perhaps the following
prescription will bring spaam ride Bolts ADDRESS
March lS4S on Taylo!'s nomination.
IAN principle be abandoned and nothing but erpeaI
ency and araabiy be consulted and the champion n
all our principles acnry Cay) the strongest and most await
able 100 aside, taxa up soldier 81 no sTPe-
rnee in polql the idea Tint the pco ls are sL.
~ enough 10 be only BY the drum and Ee with
what consistency propreiy can wo condemn Mr. PolS,
far a.ny fru,u The Senate cirIan. Col Bcnton) as
i,ui.nan, General place experienced military r,en
and Tor locking tho ranks Of private fe for his bi9a-
d.rs Coones Majors &c. when propose 10 look TO the
Camp for ere soldier who has occupied the mum.
ble. position in civil lie ~ take charge OF Tie anais {"
na!ioa foreign aud domestic, 10 the exclusion of
the wisrs experienced aad trustworthy states
man nec.'
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LETTER From GEN. PIERCE.

New Hampshire written to John H. warren, ESQ., VI
Coopersto town, n. \.
CoSconp, ~ H. July 10, 1852
My DEAN Sir 1T Is impossible that charge should en-
brace more direct attack upon truth than that with which
The hy papers have tcencd in relation TO my sentiments
upon The religious contained in State Constitution
which was adopted in 1892 and amended since The
charge conirccd by every word and act OF my lie hav-
ing reference the question: in any FORM directly or coia
orally uG.ocAcd the call of The convention tor the amend
mcnt of the constitutions which assembled in November
1850 md The most prominent object in my own nnd was
10 strike out the unjust and odous provisions, commonly
called the religious property qualification tess from ou
fundamental law In haste your ubcdcnt servant,
iSipned) FRANK. PIERCE.
joins E. WARREN ESQ, CooPERsTowS, n. !.
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rur COMMERCIAL NEWS By THE STEAMER
800 WASHINGTON.

1,. yo,r sent The London markets 10y the steamer
N,snin,rou sen, You this morning, came from M
W,Ii oar correspondent al Southampton ouI '-sctioo
,~nt on tic suij,afy - III Lon
don markets accurately, according 10 The London Tines
Tuesday the day preceding the sailing oil the washington
The Mark Lane Express OF the evening "t inc lo'i W.
b, authority there has been guui demand Tor "!"h
Throughout, til" eek and HE supplies by growers haSis
been small the wheat hns risen two or three sh
uus and in some four five shings, at the CHE
markets in The agricultural districts. Taking the knsi"n
collectively says Express. may fairly estimate tlr
Improvement u! prices since last Mondays market at e to
IS. per quarter
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uESKICO LAND FOR SALE.

FOrfE AND A HALF MILES BELOW RICHMOND
fuSIIE subscriber sale his valuable Farm lying IA nie
below Eichmum about 100 acres nearly hall IS
rar. aud Of Improvement Il well adapted 10
wheat and The wood land we'll set IN
The consist oil dwelling house with
r looms all III. usual houses There splendid
a;- orchfr variety vi other iru The ern
The abnunds springs Of the pures wsIefhe socy
/. vrr Virginia healthy Il Is
such farm thrown into market within fory minutes
ne Richmond good pike way, and eady market Tor
thing that i raised the place.
Viii sell bargain early application be nic and
Will Stow the premises who may wish TO purchase
Address. Richmond, Va. ROBT. Is. LYME.
3-cHti
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HaII-Ibe Democrats of Union and Church Hills viii
hold n meeting at Springfield Hall on FRIDAY EVE
ING a, 3 O'clock J. Fl. PAREnILLL Esqa and others VIII
address the meeting.
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no NORTH no SOUTH, no EAST NO mEsi OF
THE CONSTITUTION But SACRED MAi l,l r,r COW
THE COMMON BOND AND TRUE DEVOTION ~ i"' w."
MON BROTHERHOOD. '-f,ansin r'"'ee'
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,-.. <,,,, /, Discussion in AccOmnc, Nn.

M Wise YOU Il SEW n, nAMpSiliEE sp IMR
leans an MS SPEECH THAT TIE WOULD HEAD AN
army TO MARCH UPON The SOUTH, AND PUT DOWN
SLArERYi" ,,,,,,,r ,,..,n -, ,,.Ic cprAr
aSu SAY WHAT YOU STATE" -. :. $3.50. -, -,
M " IfTe -".ilD You NOT HEAR FRANKLIN PIERCE RE.
pI.. TO THIS, AND SAY-IF HALE SHOULD HEAD AN
ARMY TO MARCH ON THE SOUTH, He HAD FIRST TO
MARCH OVER Ills tPlERCESJ DEAD BODf, FOR HE
WOULD HEAD AN ARM TO OPPOSE HIM. ,,.c
M Mann u DID GEN PIERCE DID SAY CSl.APPlNG
HIS HAND UPON Ills BREASTJ THAT HALE WOULD HAVE
TO PASS OVER His DEAD BODY, BEFORE HE MARCiiEp
Upon THE SOUTH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-03

!, So,y HESITATE BETWEEN EXTENDING THE Pc
RIOp OF RESIDENCE BEFORE NArURALiAATio, TO -, ~
YEARS AND A TOTAL REPEAL. OF ALI. TIE ACTS Of
CONGRESS on TIE: SuBJECT-!ui MIND NCLLNES 70
TIE LITIER-lScorr ~ lcii
The is Gen. ScorTs We have seen 10 ms
own hand w,lng over his own Ed Philadelphia Penn
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