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DISCUSSION AT THE ROGHBRlDGE ALUM.
NrssS Editors Some days quite an interesting as
cussnn OFF al the Rockbdge Alum Springs. Mr. L.
Collins Lee quite distinguished Wing from Maryland te.
ing present. invited address his political friends and
cheer up their dOwncasi spirits On sudden Mr. Lee grew
wondrous iir(by the way not remarkable characteristic
of his generally declared that he would speak I'M
less could be gotten 10 him. and avowed
his Willingness take he termed it, trough roll, and
tumble with any three young Democrats on the
ground.
consultation among the Democracy the choice
fell Mc-sls Samuel Garland Jr 0, Lynchbug, and o.
Reid Smith of Henry. The morning The discussion
came oil hl Garland led oil in speech OF an hour and
quarters length, followed BY Mr. Lee, and Mr. Smith
concluded The speech Of Dir Garland is pronounced by
oil who heard il have been effort Of logic wit
and genuine eOGucrce For any man, il was able speech
that would have done him crcdit-but Tor 50
young it struck extraordinary. His concluding
remarks soul stirring and patriotic and clothed with
beauty of dctun and defamation unsurpassed by ytna
have heard for many day Mr. Garland promises 10 be
one of eloquent and effective popular speakers.
The Democratic sroeectnrshp OF Campbell could not have
been conferred upon ADLER and fearless advocate OF
the principles OF the party.
Mr.. Lee attempted 10 make funny Speech and did not
pretend answer the arguments Of Mr.. Garland. His
speech principally addressed the ladies' but they
laughing at his fun for best known al the
Springs The impression left by his hour and half speech
the minds Of Wings and Democrats is that he is great
humbug.
Mr. Smiths speech spirited and entertaining effort
He handled Mr.. Il. Collins Lee quite severely, which
greatly relishcd by the crowd.
This discussion will be long remembered al the Rockbridgc
Alum great Democratic victory for every body admits
that the boys got decidedly the best OF il.
DEMOCRAT
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1.IBER Atty


The Richmond Wing of Tuesday in article in refer
ence TO on imputed declaration made by Gen. Scott in re
gard to slavery to Senator Wade OF Ohio contains the fol
lowing:
at appears from publication in the Norfolk Argus
Loco that the alsehood of this tale was known nearly
month ago The editor of that paper himself and another
person of that place. both received letters from Senator
Wade in July-givng TO the statement flat denial But
good tale be lost the North Carolina elections The
letters therefore, suppressed and probably would
have been published had not another person received and
published similar onc-whlch rendered luther conceal
ment unnecessary
Wehave waited quietly and patiently for three days to see
whether either of the Scott journals Of this place. or the
party implicated with in the above dcnuncatiOn OF the
phg would have the justice and the spirit make sua
Bile explanation in respect TO this matter We have been
disappointed We suppose il considered perfectly fair
that impression should be created abroad that anohr
person" embraced the paragraph well the editor OF
the Argus Loco" The dissemination OF such
idea might help the of the party distance
and hence cautious silence is observed Now far
are involved, the that influenced us in keeping
dark was that considered Senator Wades letter in
definite and sfacory that We did not think
ed denial Of the charge, and concluded 10 wait for
COPY of the cie his friend, Mr.. rden which he pro-
missed u.s. We intended have published it, regardless
what its contents might have been.
Now be il known that another person. alluded 10 BY
the Uhg is no less parsonage than Dr. VIM ~ Mckcn-
ney the President of The Wing Association Of this city. His
party here believe nm TO De most excellent Nh9-one
"dyed in the wuUl What influenced him 10 suppress III.
answer OF Senator Wade is matter that does
We safely acquit him, however, of all intention To
permit the tale remain uncontradccd for the benefit of
the Democrats in the North Carolina elections. Perhaps
with u.s. he did think Senator Wades reply amounted 10
ga fat denial" OF the ascrbed General Scott
One thing certain that all the prominent Wings Of Nor
folk aware that he was in receipt OF such document
and II Is singular that they did counsel its publication
II is OF the superlavc indifference what
motives are attributed by the Wing press for
this natter oil that we ask is that they will permit il 10
be known that anohe person. who declined publishing The
letter from the Senator OF Ohio Is VINO and PREsI-
DENT THE WHO ASSOCIATIONS OF NORFOLK.
Norfolk Argus.
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:r Day viii be enc OF ereht Importance and 81 e[oat
,.cscy You uW consult fully and freely Nth the Col
- ~ ,I mart of Charleston and 1chh inc District Aor-
- - So,tb C;r0laa and rUu WILL TAKE 80 STEP except
, r., s ~ tue immediate defence ana security OF iht
most lr itiou Mr or~r or concurrence ne execution 81
H. ,. Iii hr enforced through the civil authority, and
ov the mode nonrrd BY the acts oil Congress should
unfortunately a crisis arise, whoa Inc Ordinary power III
hand. OF the civil officers shall not DC sufficient "r ms
rnnsc n, pr.sy,rt vi determine the course 70 Be sk
and The 70 10 ad0p!tG lIi therefore, f'c ARE
OTHERWISE INSTRUCTED, yon rW act m "bkoEScE; ~ ne
icYGi acquisitions the PROPER CIVIL OFFICERS q INC Lh-
ted Stats"
From This extract will be that General se" a
y wholly military; beyond this, he was 10 q" noun
ng wlih0n! me ORDER aud concurrence o! me cav, ~
hucs and llla in the OF crisis, the 'FreS
dent determine tie DC taacn ana the ;ea
.urrs be adopted.
Viewing Their, the history of Gen. Scots life, devoid OF
syuersncc in any civil capacity trained military school
where riud discipline and strict subordinaliun the will Of
the military chief constitute the great fundamental pnc
,l .cnlning his political creed al war as II is with all me
doctrines entertained and evered by The Democratic patty
and as we ceye with the best Interests of The COUNTY,
s.rinl.I, dcpreranI the malgn Influences which have
brought about his nomination; ana oeiefns a 70 great
extent these influences must piedonilate 'n us suh
on il he should successful We coli upon you soe! 10
xr, the ,,.at mower YOU possess avert the caaty-
Virgin, mas the honor of having MADE lne ot'd' ~
F..nkjn Pierce Let her give him majority that shall ai
prove lin good and true uther states WIN io'io" " '
and Il glorious triumph will be ensured.
The VOICE of Norm Carolina has been heard, and cietrI
intelligence comes up rom every quarter, ,l Ti NO.
States probably unanimously. will repndIase inc Iis no
minalon; aud every reason 10 believe at me Ds
mucraiic Northern States will by their triumphant ana al
m urnnrt of Pierce and King sgnay rc5uke The spirit Of
conasm which assaiis him. and restore the eellng OF
rehOvd without which the lnlon IS broken uo"i ''u
rs cemrnt DESTROYED JOHN RUTHERFORD,
JOHN y. MASON,
RICHARD q. HASkINS,
WILLIAM +. RICHIE,
JOHN d. DANIEL,
THOMAS T. GILES,
THOMAS H. ELLIS,
GEORGE vs.. MuNFORp,
ROBERT W. HUGHES,
L. W. GLAZEBROOk,
WILLIAM c. ALLEN
JOHN X. MARTIN,
WILLIAM A PAFTESON,
DANIEL. TRUEHEARr,
DABNEY p. GOOCH,
JOHN wOMBLE,
}. h. BRAGG,
5. c. DAVIS,
?. V. DANIEL. JR,
WILLIAM F. WATSON,
l. r. WATKINS.
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AN IMPORTANT FACT

On the 10Th of February, six weeks after the speech
Gen Pierce at New Boston n which tina, paper says he
repudated the fugitive slave law and with perfect know
mocrat discussed edtoriay as olows-[ Union Democrat
Salem.
"t obvious intelligent that for one offence
Opposition arery and the fugitive sore oc-the decree
of outlawry against Mr. Atwood has gone forth For this
he has been denounced haassed and brought the block
For nothing else has Franklin Pierce pursued MIN lei the
cruel hcarc,sness of admshed tiger and the cunning and
nnaiiee of demon"
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n,,,nCp,TIr ASSOCIATION

e-- Tho Democratic Association will hold called meet
,n n;o evening" cruesday August 3ls) at the Unvesalls
Church 10 receive and listen political speech rom me
Hon w VEsABLE who has been invited to address ,he
A, nemncrals are expected be at their posts ana ou
ands Of all political opinions invited 10 come and lsct
TO the arguments Of OF the soundes and most lai"
of our national representatives. .,
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DElIGCh iTIC YICht,T
FOR rRE>IDGST
PIERCE, OF NEW .sivpY
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM X. KING. OF AJ.p,,

FL + TORS.
MORDECAl COOKE. OF Norfolk CIc.
TIMOTHY RIVL~. Of Prince GEORGE
A. HUGHES BILLIARD. al iirp.;--,
WILLIAM &. FLouENoE Of r!ace EI..sl
JOHN GOUEE. Jr.. 81 Bedford,
ROBERT e. SCOTT. OF Richmond cu,
HENRY A. WISE. Of hccomtc.
ROBERT l.. MONTAGUE. 81 MiGiesry
JAMES Barbour. u! tG'peptf
JOHN Rh\DDLrlI TliCkEE. Of Fr.'eu,&
GEORGE DEHEAiE. -. Rockingham.
JAMES MCDOWELL. OF BpictnuG
JOHN h FLbl u. 81 Washington,
MORTIMER II Johnson. ul Taylor
ZEDEhlAiI kibW ELL. ui Marion.
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A resolution offered by Ro. G. Scott, ESQ., was unan-
mousy adopted al meeting Of the Democratic Associa-
ton Of Richmond on Friday evening last instrncling the
committee Of invitation Of. The Association, to in'io 10
hs N T. Hunter and James NJ. Mason Esqs, 10 address
Tho Democracy of Richmond at early day.
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DEMOCRATS OF HENRICO.

meeting of the Democrats of Henrco will be held a,
their Court House, Monday next September 9th, to or
ganze for the fight Democrats unless you intend throw
your county entirely into the hands of your opponents rally
once grid your armo and be prepared with that
pom, Truth overwhem your enemies. Ono solid move
nd tho Ia
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DESTRUCTIVE STORM.

New ORLEANS, Aug ga great STERN
Southern coast during "Wednesday ana lHu.,
loss at Mobile will rrnch a mlItUa %. toHg..
| are lost. The d" eings occupied by tH7 li..:
| al Chuctaw Point were flooded: ana iirr
| drowned a; BeluSi The Gordon noU.c Id,
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- WE coutiuue tho Irs.r;to,.,,. ,,.p. -.
- % lEt"nrrr-"yprs issued nom rrUt-- na
Main sir""i um"r tie. GnthIr window. TtnE
We were ONE asinnlsh"i q; IT,. hr,uulu.a
htisd ",. the r"hu",s oi all H. npvolHrr. te.a.
hnccs OF t"'n'oC'dui luxury nh winch IraHHH.
dIirs" hHmbcl u tlr" tils'insHIstr d men 81 Es.
private rifh:ns ant tid not s,r on. N t.rtt- .is.
Nr u l. 4 master Of hi- profession amt .eI. -s
al orini"r.Ii We Judge rruru H. ariuyul y.
hook down from IA" walls ..ru. br.r #,s,. s-.-
taken, says Dr. l. x Wexford 81 Er,t,..4. .-#
h"ll'h Cnnvenihn Julv I'D. .rh
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LATEST NEWS III THE TELEt
Photographed for the Richmond ;
CONGRESSIONAL,

WAsRISoroS, Arg. 30 The Scra,. iiaasy.
vii anG diplomatic BIZ, with the atncnGMeG,.
bill w4s then taken W ANA discussed
The House passed the rhil ruli bill III.
investigation into Mr. CorwIn'S cunn,c.louy
ner claim have been allowed 10 sit iuur-,a. s.
srcsS The civ.. aud diplomatic bill va thea
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TERRIBLE FATAL.

TERRIBLE FATALITY AT SEA
New YoRK, August ga rumor is aboar that the brig
eo'gs Henry from Chaees, had been boarded a, sea and
that all hands found dead.
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Mr. yenabe will certainly be here TINS evening e IL
fluent and excellent speaker and we oespeah of "i" "
NIGHT n, the Universals. Church, large audience.
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DEATH WHILE AT pRayEp

rh!tADELpHtA, Aug 27-John c. NAPLES the supcrnten
dent OF lhe Sal9fs Home in This city died 4s evenn" We
~ ne was at prayer meeting with the sailors
over and died in ten minutes r' ~ 1 '
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CAL-MASSACHUSETTS.
nVsISS Aug 2S-There is esneue in The Wing camp
~ ms State Ruins Choae, Edward Eeverett Benjamin.
5ea'e Jacob Sleeper Henry Hail. J. F. Marsh Solomon
s delegates large the Wing Convention 10 be held
me l OF September have declined The delegates from
l. other districts have 5so declined.
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SOUTHERN PLANTER.

The September No. Of this interesting periodical has been
ssued-and usual, is well filled with valuable agcuu-
al essnvs
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a - Vaughan ESQ ormerlya member of The Virginia
G 81 b rom DinwldGle county, has been elected
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BOOKS, &C., FOR FALL SALES,
'" RANDOLPH, 2l, MAIN STREET, RIcHMosp is prepared
70 supply country merchants teachers and all others with any
9ua'! VI DOCKS ana Stationery ri moderate Aug 81
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MILITARY AND CIVIC EXCURSION

River intended ur nrs moonlight excursion down James
luence OF fresh in the vche water being some lor
Is feet above the usual height. The excursion will take
place on Wednesday evening, weather permitting.
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DE,NOCR ATTIC MEETING. TONIGHT!

fg- DEMOCRATS, TO YOUR POSfS!-lhe hon a
W. yenabe the noble old North State, VIII ADDRESS the
people of Richmond and the surrounding country al Inc
Universalist Church. Mayo street, in this City, al
o'clock, P. NJ THIS EVENING, August sist.-
Our whole people are invited TO attend.
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RICH .kISItsDN - a

,,,,,.,,, MI J.. II IL DScN - ~
lhfokTERS AND WHOLESALE BEAiLh' J.
- MAIN STREET
W L In"I'c the Merrhan!- of vIrgInlaa . :
nine ms season "ur stock OF FALL Eh''
pie'c, embracing fore GA goods 81 our nEn u
t'!h.s anu patterns ui Dress Goods. end d
nc FshIcs. "hICii are 10 hand b. tn, ,r.-.N
&c. HE steamers AiIIca Asia. and Allan. - =
various arrivals iGotn The northern citI,s.
sale On terms iha; all must cvn,iIsl acrura .' +
Also, TIE most extensive and varied 49,
American CarlCtIngs and RUGS IN the cl.T
August 3l-i.c ~ rs y
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FROM CALIFORNIA

New York, Aug 3U.--lnc steamer pQs.
rived but brings nothing later.
The steamer ONO, with two millions aa. +.
and TIE California mails il hourly cXpcc'r.
Gen Scots nomination was WI. rrcur,
fornIa Wings
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CIScIsSA7L August SEA Governor Vance died a, Ur
Dana on The 25!h
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RANGE: Of THE TIL EEtinME
Al j. - Emiopa's bookstore. NJ, ~, :
o'clock. l2o'c.a,
Monday, Aug 80. 6S Il
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NEW YORK, AuG. SO-Sais> d -.
iluur q 81 %. Corn.-lc 600 bushels m!Ne.
Wheat steady.
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CUMMEisCiAs. REGUkp
WHOLESALE PRICES IuRi

NUNDAY, AUGUST 81 Isl
TOBACCO The market Yesterday w4s
prices rather letter. y. VI. MAR
FLOUR.-No sales have been made .lnce
The Norlhern ma'srt. Holders are as,IE- );
Demand and Rec pts continue very llgui.
WHEAT.-A prime article OF Waite wo4l,
cash The market not quite as firm a. on ).
supply full.
E.-Sa.es NJ 81 from store. i: ia.
Lime can BE- had the year through J. u
CORN Market supplied. 6O cents cash, :.
CORN MEAL-70 to ~. cents per t.s
OATS-37g 10 cts per bush,i; Sn,4. !!
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BALTIMORE. Arc. S0.->uir> .. ii.
s43l RcI whya, o a lU2 cts. Wni;t IT,
corn IL 6S.
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4 FARM FOR SALE.

NJ F. have fer sale. about tx nIIrs ii..
" acre, lyims 81 II Raj EoAd-.O a,rs-
Wool OF original growth. Tie lmpTcysn@
house and all out houses Gecessary. '.',
~ -
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.,seuNOND ESeUERES.
1870 ,.opSlyG. AUGUST 81 is"E.

>,pru 40 SOUTH EAST. NJ WE 81: ~, u.rpI lt
,ISrIitiInN But SACRED MANI h.an ~ - VI
Ii liz CuWutS HOSp AND TRu Il DEVOTION 10 lie ooh'
.,,E BROTHERHOOD '-FfGIlkitn PIERCE
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4 FARM FOR SALE.

n r y S.n FcIS - h'
sETE nov offer Tor sale sns of The mo.
w the :IcIu!ty oi he c'ty. I; cUH'aIu,
highly improved cotirian as % -vl! af3 7"
proved a. 10 buildings. haviH. % u i ,ar-.
.very nceIfu out-h0uSe. al 10 goo! r-pil:
mi lie from Richmond 1DLER * con"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-12

Our paper to-day is well occupied with Senator Hunters
able phosophic and staesnanke speech II deserves an
attentive and candid perrsa by men OF all parties
The length Of this fine Slate paper cuts down oil our pm
yileres and forces us several interesting letters
win cheering news from hi. and other States-a graphic
sketch of The German discussion &c.
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KiCHtlUNn ENQuiRER.
.ruEsn,Y MoRNiNG, OCTOBER i2, isoS'
n,,cu..ton in Accomac. va.

.sNI NORTH. SOUTH. NJ EASi,. N,I>TENaNCE OF
TII.. CONSTITUTIONS But a SA.EInTiI\ TO THE CON.
T,iE COMMON BOND AMI TIKI -, ~.
Mon BROTHERHOOD -FfGHSh" fi''N
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Extracts from Discussion ,,a,n >" u.NplmIxr TWO
-, -.wEKE You ~ NEW HAMrS, ~ q SpEsK
M h'ss So .Sn Pic You NOT HEAR HALF ic ~ LhN
thahs Az MS Speech, THAT he WOULD nn,HS
AM AM SA ro - ManCu UPON 1HE SOUTH, AND rui p"->
SLAvsRfl' .. rurur ur.RD MR. HALE SPEAK,
AZ, say WHAT YOU STATE" n>.y,,r pIcpCr pr
Az itT, WILD YOU Nut HEAR FRANkllN fiGn.ir ne
n, -"; ro ruIS AND SAY-lF HALE SHOULD nhaD A. Az
INV ri MARCH, On TIE SOUTH, he hAD fiH Sp C
MARCH OVER Ills (lERCEs1 DEAD ", N.Y. no"i' io> "
III Mapp-I Dp Gen Pierre pD Sa r6 STLn n y .vE
,,iH UpoN ills BKEAeTi HAT uALE MouLD ~ n
70 PASS OVER Ills DEAD BODY, BEFORE hh MA'
UPON THE SOUTH
-.IS Isl, or 45 MIR PIERCE SAID IN Ills n a. M
uP0> TiiE OCCASION llAvE nEtERRE i MEAN ne, WHAT
min NOT THINK IIAI.ES PARTY COULD vi "rroS OF
iii ~ SAID THAT Is To EFFECT THE ABok' lib I
SLAVERY BIZ FORCE OF ARMS; AMP it ne wwnIiID pE
va siIKE THAI EVERY GOOD CillZbN, HnoyTS Ills
vi, 1SI.1, LEAST HE WOul.DI.t La - - NJ
I,t ~ non. RI PROTECT THE CoNSil y -" 49,
M,op's correction and reifrfaiiOn Of INC 'sh''a"E
~ NOW HESITATE BETWEEN EAr n W sT1nS no y
pInn or RESIDENCE BEFORE MAJ tkaLina 70 ,rrS or
YEARS AND TOTAL REPEAL or AZ, , VIZ jEcS rio
co%EPeSS ~ Tile SUblEGl-.N1 -iND iNSHi+'1>
THE LiTTER-l>co1T ~ l>'f . II.
The above sentiment is ten SCOTS We hane Penn.
,,rn ,r x,,,us over ,,s Signature Ed F"""sI" ~
sytranian .se-
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ur Tb. Richmond Wing LoathinS the f"s"i'
SLAVE LAW!::

IT, f,Ilowno is mart Of editorial article III INC Re0
rnond wbip, Of Wednesday, Sept 29th 1852
THey 1.-THE slaveholters) 1rould nerer hare asSea @ $40
Fugitre Stare La~-no that the C"nS,asu,'p" srA
calculated 10 infrne and craSpe' ole Seclso'a'
feeling and cndnngcr the security Of slave pr"pty "a
produce any saiutay results I%ey NoId Not nd by
~ h. ,ruur.d 10 catch other peoples negroes ana .ey
80, notvrnUv supposed The task would not DC P'eas"
@ ~ n.Isoms whose educuon and prcJudces were all oP
posed 10 the institution OF slavery
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-12

Wa understand that at the last Court before the Deno
,;c ,.,6co,ioo meeting in Surry County, Dr. Nj Quincy
Holt Young, able and devoted Democrat delivered very
b,,ful sddress-hs maiden specch-whch gave great sui
fc,ou 10 our friends We hope 10 see that sterling niue
n,v Al s whole duty The second of November
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,elre aphic despatch from Portsmouth announces ''a'
jobs, " Rand charged with oh5ng the Portsmouth DEM
has been convicted and sentenced 10 ten years
in the P, nitentary New evidence was brought :" ""''
We have not heard whether trial will be esKsa 'o VI
the case Re taken up.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-12

We write now with an excellent pcn-one oil Tie eu''a
rcb, mems manufactured in Birmingham England, os
p r 4 c. Schlesnger. They are made OF seei' coa'eo
with gulra percha and pointed with circular piece 'i pa
ina They will not corrode it is said, even 10 nitric "cu
nd ID M, cnrch in The paper. Those only are genuine,
which are obtained from Nash Woodhouse the sole agents
-; ,hs ci,y-price 50 per doZen or 81 per goco
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n, Tho ID November several vacancies in The Genera AS
.smblv will have 10 be filled by the popular vote VIZ;
f;oocbloudA member of the House, 10 succeed VT w.
D I,eakc resigned Mr.. J. c. Rutherford, DEM IS INC
only candidate nominated
Fauqusr.-A member OF The House. IN pace o' M u.
E. Sco,t, resigned Messrs Wellington Gordon De,oe"''
and r. B. p Ingram, Wing, are the candidates; win 'he
chances decidedly in favor of Mr.. G.
p,sLj-A member OF the House, in place OF Mr. Cad
dell resigned
Richmond City a Senator, 10 succeed Judge MeTen'
;,. md member of the House. in place ni Mr Con-
w,v Robinson resigned. The Wings were last night 10
mike nominations for the Two posts
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NEW WARNING FOR THE SOUTH.

We have expressed our belief that the aeonioh', 80
would d., all he could elect G,n Seat ana a'i'"' ~
lin pir,, : towards wi,atI lie cn,e'tiins tic "''''.
If rc,c, e, in consequence OF Pierce h"'''f '' r.
nom he urty rs uusou nd ." the S;ta' auss'''
,rpc,,, n Events arc daily oes"r"e 70 Ss'',y us
>. >, resi- We ak attention 70 tho '"''"'hs '@''
,;,b ;, ,cnrded in Sco:t paper;
la, T. Hale Delivered siercn h'l"ie ,': ''.o.. ,
tniu bitter nj severe, tn smooth ana heen %
~" s nIi His exposition 81 Individual r'si"isi-
: u ,s ,Iu,hlu and Js and al The lime unc'nrn-
cy,ihl while his scaihng exposition OF the Texas bargain
and the Fugitive Slave Law, drew from the mass OF hearers
The mos; lnbuundcd marks OF appreciation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-12

The following communicate from the Attorney Genera
will clearly explain several points connected win Tue ap
proochnp election which there appear TO have oeeH
doubts on the public mind
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-12
"THE. INDIANS"

Have arrived and are now al Tue Udu elbows ra' c"
hbi,ing their grotesquc and interesting performances
CONNECTICUT TOWN ELECTlONS.-Flily.n'e
towns elect democratic officers; twenty 'e's"'' wig a'o
egh, towns are divided between me TWO pa''ieS
Gratis gain eleven towns from last year. ana oSe '''
o no, pain OF six towns As the state was democratic
las, year this gain is very gratifying, and proves that there
! hd,, reason for the confidence with which the Con-
,;cpr democrats claim le state will vote for Pierce
and King.