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ANTHOLOGY. &c

"A WONDERFUL CURE.-LANCAsTER OCTOBER o,
lscV-Mr. Robsck-Dear sir-Ths IL 10 inform you
mat since made use Of wonderful conjurson and
medicine power am perfectly the alton in
ny eye. headache and dsordered stomach have bees
IN ts situation for ten months; made IL everything
could hear think Of applied several the most
doctors all OF no use an harry g ssy that ny
omaeh has become strong that retains any vieusis
ths please TO eat Any wishing more particulars can
can at residence, Ia Fast Ming street 80 the
Eastern Hotel city IL lancaster, ~. BE 50 kind
answer this a. coon a. convenient emh wv, aes ION
ate friend JOHN A lands.
All letters 10 G W RoBAtk, No. White ttreet, viii
be roligiousiy paid I0r partcusrs
call and get an Astrological Almanac gratis Nhesc eestin
cat "a An he seen
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
v1 Iovcr.Professor LAYTON Boston, formerly of Lon
dom will send TO address, receipt Of dollar posi-
paid, plain directions to enable ladies gentlemen TO win
the devoted Affection Of many Of the opposite
hearts desire. The simple but
that all be married irrespective of
positions and last though not least be arranged with
tueh ease and decacy that detection 10 impossible Ad-
d,ess Professor Lawton Boston, Mass No ttsYs ssAsn
6sh ths Fest 0nrs sAisss Ne DSsssSs v DalA
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

vVo THE JEWISH CoMMUNITY.--JCsT PUBLISHED
price % cents, by Mossrs Frere Bcfew, 81 Nassau
street, Critical Review of the Claims Presented by
Christianity for Inducing Apotacy in Israel intended
the serious of the Society for Converting the
Jews This work eombnethe most powerful arguments for
Israetes adherng the faith Of their ancestors with
very interesting historical and other extracts bearing
the subject calculated to render valuable auxiliary
which should be in the homo of every Israelite.
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A CARD.-BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS FIRE INsrR.
"A anee Company.-The books will remain open during
the week receive the fret and second Of
so share at the Mercantile Bank Of broadway
and John street whore who have
sebed do and the first second
together As the stock nearly all up those
who wish TO have sharee this Company
immediately they will he too late The charter will at
the Bank az tho same time, where shareholders can
thor thereto. JOHN BRUCE. Psssidept,
T. ynssvRVp, Secretary.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.


! WIDOW. HAVING a LITTLE Roy, FOUR YEARS
aid wants respecta middle aged Protcstant woman
,eer him A German or American preferred Apply at
lg Mott street, in the rear.
FORMATION rs WANTED OF r.. w. SCIIMELTs,
who between eight and ninc o'clock, last Sunday
Isr bis home at Harlem. Ten dollars reward will DO
therefor by j. c. Schuster No. a. Thompson street.
n InAehmssen. ESQ. lis Nassau street.
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VoRk FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET
Iudgate Hil. London.The above house is centrally
situated has an excellent coffee room, or twelve
sitting rooms between forty aHd fifty light airy bedrooms
afood smoking roomi warm, cold, baths
raay hht porter IN attendance, fixed charge for
Nhhisi we New YORK HERALD Is fled Thomas
lender us grateful thanks 10 lis American friends
aNors nc has 20 long enjoyed their hands, and socts
thtir continued patronage and recatam endgtion.
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LEGAL NOTICE !.

NEW YORK COMMON PLEAS, 18TH INsT.-EZEKIEL
~ X Finch against Isaac ". Winn, Wiliet ~ Hawkns,
and rny Whiie.-Summons for money demand
(COm scr) To Pliny White, Of the above named
defendants l are hereby summoned and required 20
the compliant Ia this action which will DO filed the
oGce Of the Clerk the City and County OF New York.
tie city Hail. in raid city OF New York the 18th instant.
and cory to the said on
Tie subscriber at hs once No III Chambers street In said
city If New York within twenty days the service
this you. exclusive ~ the day such seryce
end you tail the said complaint within the time
a'urosaid the plaintiff in this action will udxme Mt
aetnft you Ter the Of thousand and six
dollars With interest from the ninth day February
thousand eight hundred and lytwo besides tha costs OF
this action.
EDMoN BLANKhAS, Plaintiffs Attorney
Dated February 10 1852. $3.50
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INSURANCE..

IL Assurance Society, Of London General Agents Once
No. Grand street. Jersey City. The above company con
times to effect insurance the lives of
the United states aud California and other special
Yards at fair rates Of premium For terms, blank forms
&c, please apply as above, TO
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REGFoRD 4 CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA FRRIGHr
- Package and Parcel Express Tor California, Oregon
'hHdvith Islands, China snd Sorth Amcrica.-Dur nsx
n'rt will forward iythe spe ibid fast running steam
M iorado the only line March 20th In charge
Special Messenger. No ckage should exceed IN
.r}ds All goods should he made waterproof Small par
GELS trunks received to o'clock the
my q sring No charge for custom houee fees
tertihcatcs. Passege secured the u 8. mail limo o
steamers, ~ the lowest rates, at our flee.
BERfORD * co.. 2Yesey stredt. Aston House
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FINE ARTS.

All Y. ]. II. WILTON, AGENT FOR ARTISTES, BEGS
M most respectfully TO intimate to the profession that
his services will be available from the middle Of Aprl until
the end Of August Parties DESTROYS Of engaging him
duet their business will please communicate by letter to
the Of 5. z. JOLIE 800 Broadway, which will receive
immediate attention.
A PIANoToRTE FOR SALE APPLY AT I6l GRAND
IA street.
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VN S. N'ILvANE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE
w and other Plants at Auction, Thursday March
18TH at O o'clock the Of ohm and Nassau
consisting Camcas Large Moss other Roses
suckies Cherry Trees, &c &c. from Messr r. Iiender-
also Shrubbery and Ornamental Trees being in fine
order and warranted and well worthy the attention of
persons laying out gardens.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FGR SALE CHEAP-THB
subscriber will sell reasonable
valuable property situated kartan Landinx
ship II riscataway addcsex county aud within one nq
half Of New Brunswick occupied by him.
ing Of two houes store and store houses These buildings
good repair, ,hie citaer
camille mechNy. business bein, che
from New brunswick q fertile rich back country
farm Of 90 lying within mile Of
the above the main road leading flaHhod
is in good llble condition (eSocp four wooi in
good and well wntercd There said young
apple orchard grated with choice Landing,
february ~ 62. For further inquire Dr. r.
l.. GARRISH, No. $40 Houston street New York, or
MICHAEL GiRRtSH on the premises
SlS. OOO7,KlaAAihaE &c. cHA s.., yALQABLE M
New York ia the vicinity of Jefferson Market, within
minutes walk ~ the Lest stage churches
consisting 81 two lots erected thereon
new three,storS brick dwellings, With easements and
cellars. and finished with the improvements &c.
said houses and lots he purchased for tho
subject to mortgage II So m each, viii be exchanged
for New York city Brooklyn lots For further particulars
apply DE WITT CLINTON mDRRiS, ofhce 70 aud -
all street, hours from "a. ". till l.. VI.
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TTNHE ITALIAN LANGUAGE.-SIG ANGEL SOIRIATT
from Rome, Professor Of the Italian Language
fully Offers give instruction In that 70
families schools semiu aries aud acndenie Terms can be
known Of sig A. s., at Dr. Appenton IS Fourth avenue
WhNTED-A GENTLEMAN TO INSTRUCT IN
w classics and science IN school in New York, during
days the week. the ueuAl school hourA Salary
per Address at this office Assistant stating name
age, experience, and at least one reference.
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TV,o LET OR LEASE-THE THREE STORY ATTIC
and basement Dwelling House No I75 Hudson street.
The house is in good ordcr has boiler &C. and viii
lie fur her improved by the introduction of bath &c
Can lie from twelve to o'clock. Also to let tic
Store and Dwelling House 49l Washington street opposite
the Clinton Market. For further particulars apply to
JAMES PRICE, Ohcc, lT5 Hudson street.
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ExpREss AGENCIES. &C.

IMPRESS N0TICE.-TO CALIFORNIA EMIGRANTS
IL Irt chance TO California through direct by the IT,
mail steemcr Ill DORADO March 20th. few more hrs
elias and storage tickets may be had by early application
To- herord Co. No. Aston iouee. N. B-looE 10
Feter Funk snd iumbug' passenger oihces. The onl
sure Inc Is the United states Mail line.
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WANTED-TO FORM Co-PARTNERSHlP, BY
w young gentleman who has been my employment
siX years. His limited to about thousand
dollars hut he IL honest possessed ST energy and business
talent good constitution wishes TO become safely
tabsed in respectable business that offers remuneration
according to the effort upon IT, Such offer
fayora Bile business TO such person will address H. box
1910 Post Onicc. GENIO G. SCOTT, No 1870 Broadway
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w ITCHCRAFT EXPLAINED.-PERsoNS IN A
w wakeful state controlled, mentally and physically,
and caused to lose their identityJ b. Brown, the
lecturer and Will give some wonder
Rooms broadway the evenings ofThursday and Friday
March Is and 49, Admission IS cents. To
pon collision subjects Ill be selected from the audience
Glasses formed for instruction in the science after the
ture. Terms only 81 60
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lNERENCE BOYLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ON
Friday, 18th, at 10 oeock Mt No. ~ East Broadway,
The furniture of large boarding house sofas chairs tables
bcdsteads feather beds hair mattresses bedding, wash
stands cooking and dressing tabes bureaus
rockery and glass deli knives and forks, kitchen
f1rni fnr
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THO T-SEvERAL VERY PRETTY COTTAGE
l. Houses on Forty-ninth street, between Third and
Fourth suitable tor small and gente.l families.
Stages within 100 them every during
the day aud evening Also let, two three gcnteel
Dwelling Houses the side of the city, in the vicinity
of Canal street. Apply to
JAMES PRICE. omcc, LIS Hudson street.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

HANGING ACADEMY, No. 40 GRAND sTRyu
~ fourth door from Broadway-P. GAkACCO, mo.
fesor inventor and sole tssher known AmcrsN OF the
new and fashionable Dances has the homer to spprss
ason able public that all will be dod
him at any hour OF the day evening" ana sde,
gentlemen who will favor him their nat mi
that with few lessons they will be peroctly
fat Of he dane of the saloon. - =
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IL ING CHARLES sPANlEL FOR sALE.-h BLACK
IN and tan spaniel we'll broke aud
enstomed 70 Children. Apply MT III BroadNay
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HOUSE AND FARM OF % ACRES FOR SALE. At
- Mamaronic Depot, q miles from New York. tho
New Haven railroad. The house Is ~ stories
and suitable for Rentee family Possession Of April
Nassau
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nor SALE-A NEWFOUSDLASD DOC. HE Is WELL
broken and Of the largest size, and only fourteen
months Vldhc Is true bred also, the beat Of English Bul
Terriers Apply in the Of square
Fl Macdouga street, third stable.
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES

DARTNER WANTED, THAT HAS TEN 10 FIFTEEN
Il hundred dollars in manpaOt urng business of staple
cash goods that will pay 100 cent profit investments
Secured buildings and valuable machinery Apply inme
datey at room ~ hots of William aud Frank
10 streets.
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John kEEsE, AUCTI0NEER-RAR SALE OF
d original Autograph Letters and valuable
Relies Lyman Rawdon will sell THE Thursday evening
their 37 and $40 Broadway White
street Autograph Letters written by General Wangon
Jshn Jay, General Putnam. Brandt, Hancock &c. and
other official documents of the revolution Sale positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-18

IINO TIN SMITHS. STOVE DEALERS AND TRADES
Il men,-For sale-The old stand " Catherine street
late A. H. Bennett, deceaeed The stock, TOOLS and good
will lie purchased reasonably The j. tribe
Ample reasons assigned for dispong Of IT, Apply "a
Mepherson, 23 alter street, J. NJ Bruce Sons,
Water street.
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NOR SALE-THE LEASE. STOCK, AND FIXTURES
of well established Jewolry Store in broadway This
i good opportunity for any person having four hye
thousand dollars cash-thc baance would
be made eaey With proper attention the repairing alone
could be made For Their particulars
dress, with real name. L. ". W.. Herald Office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16
Right atE-as1.

We have the pleasure of announcing TO our
numerous subscribers in all the country South
OF this place, that the late mail arrangement,
which so seriously delayed their papers by the
way, Is now restored to the old schedule-to
wit: the Danville mail leaves Lyncbburg
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday. at 3 o'clock
A. III, and returns from Danvile the following
days BY this restoration to the former sched-
uie,all the mail matter which is distributed at
Campbell G. IL. for offices southeast of that
place, will be one aceeh earlier than formerly.
1t is now in our power. by the aid of the Tee.
graph. to furnish our readers in this extensive
section ofcountry. with news earlier than they
can receive through any other channel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16
THE LATEST NE W ).
Free S0H C0nrCnt,0n

PIffssrEG, Aug. II.
The Free Soil National Convention mi al
o'clock Ills morning. Henry Wilson, OF
Massachusetts, vas chosen retmtnt III Presl-
dent. The Convention -, ided mat naJoil.
ty Of a delegation should be allo" ed To cast
the entire electoral vote ola State. The vote
on tins question was test vote between The
friends of Chase and Hale, aud considered
victor, for the former.
Mr.. Ciiddngs reported series of pl'tiorm
resolutions, winch assert the equal rights oil
man-are in favor Of an economical admins
tration of Government and strict consiruc-
lion Of the consttution-decIares that Govern
ment should discourage and localise slavery
oppose the Compromise and the admission oil
more slave Slajesor Terriories-in favor oil
cheap postage and the election Of Officers ly
the peope-assert Kossulh's doctrine-in ia
vor Of granting public lands to actual settlers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16
GEN. SCOTT AND THE COMpRo

GEN. SCOTT AND THE COMPRO.
MISE. From speech made by Senator
Jones when IN Memphis, two or three weeks
since, we quote the following:
but Gen. Scott has done more than indulge
IN mere declarations. Before the Convention
assembled, the Sontherndelegates met togrth.
or, excluding ali Northern men from their
councils; and they laid downa platform of
principles aud reported them To the Conven-
ton, which the Convention adopted and
passed. Has General Scott ,qlivocated or
lodged direct acceptance of them No, sir,
he has not! After the lGh ballot when the Con
vention adjourned went 10 Gen. SCOTS house
md said to him You have seen the resolutions
Which the Convention has passed---do yoa aD-
pr0re Of them; YES sir replied Scott | cor
dially approve them al and | will say so or
die. This now, was bct6ye he was nominated
and III less than thirty minutes after he was nom
mated his answer was in the Convention ac-
cepllng the entire platform! and now what man
IN the world can object to Gen. Scott on this
groondi What more, | ask you, could he have
done, than pledge the toll of his long life, and
the character which he has acquired, in the
yind,oa,ion of those mcasuresl
"Nhen We consider all this, it is only mat
ter OF astonshment that any man can doubt
him There is no man in A m erica who stands
higher or is purer than Scott In the whole
history OF these measures there is no man who
was more ardent IN their support during their
tendency and there is no man who will more
faithfully stand by them ORR more uneonivo-
cally pledged 70 their support Sir human
nature can give no more and reason and com.
mon sense have nothing more to ask"
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,gy,r-7o and 75e. for Red and White.

WHgAr-7O and 75c. tor Red and White.
PRoyIsloSs-Hucon--starc e aad ia deniand at To
- crHfz.
PuRK-None.
BgFF.-Ne quote by the quanttyut las cts.
fLorR.-Od 80; Nrs ! /.
WHgAr.-Red 7Uc; W bite - cts.
AlfAf. -Cprn Menl 70a7jc.
tiRAiS.--Cnrn 65a70 Oafs 40 To h cents
Peruvian $50 IL s. perton.
PLAsrER-Lump, IS; Ground 50, in Bills l03.
SuGARs.-N.u Orleans 6la9 cts: Porto Rico TO ~
ct-. Clarified lO,ll ets Loaf II to l23 cts.
WHISKY Mountain 30 rts.
Btfsw Ax.-2l too cent.
Brlffn.-Ffesh il small lois Il 10 IL, Firkn dull
III
BEASDY.-Apple, 40a4j; Peach, so 10 85cts.
BAR lRoS.-s75a80 assoreddui..
CoFsEE.-Rio toI II rt-. luguira II tol u Mocha
2n Java - 10 Il.
CoUsTRY LINEKs.-Tow Ito l24 scarce and want.
ed Flax l2nl cts.
CofToN iARSs.-Sales l6al7 cts.
fEafHFRs.- tn 3G
Wool.-28 10 30 cts. in dull.
Wool RoLLs.-35 o"54 very scnrce.
GiSsENG.-32u35 els.
FLAX SEED,-Sales : per IS lbs.
FI.n.-Herings No. 7, 49,: Halifax No. lieIling',
tGa$75; Shad. $l3: Macknrcl MOI, IS
TALLow.-S 10 81 ctS.--duii.
Tar $3.50 per Dbl
HrMp.-We quote 81 to &c in demand
LIssfED OII.-7 na7 5cIs.-in demand.
LARD.--l2 to l24 els.
MoLAssEs-Wc st lndia 81 to 40 cts. per gallon.
n O. ~ TO 15
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16

The near approach of the end OF the session
olCongress begins 10 have It's effect in the dis
patch ofhusness. The Senate yesterday got
through the Indian Appropriation Bel, the de
tails OF which have occasioned much discussion;
and the House Of Representatives completed
and passed the Civil and Diplomatic Appro-
pr'ation Bin, always "stumry road" for the
House. The River and Harbor Bill" was
reported to the Senate with some additional
items,-Nat. Int
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Spur Daily.

The evidences of disposition on the part OF
the public to sustain us, in issuing daily paper
from the Virenian Office, are ola very Halter
ing character. We have been induced to make
the experiment from no expectation Of present
profit. but from a disposition 10 keep pace
with the spirit of the times and the increasing
importance of Lynehburg. IN all commercial.
social and political respects. The establish.
ment OF Geographic communication with the
chief cities of the Union gives the people Of
this section of coontrya right to expect n more
frequent as well as more rapidly transmitted
account Of the affairs OF the world. II Is our
desire To accommodate them in this respect,
and we undertake it, aware Of the cost, and in
spiteofe prophecies. Ifthepeople of Lynch
burg do not sustain an enterprise In which
they ARE as much interested as we; which an
wolves TO some extent the reputation of Che
city for intelligence and liberality. and will be
taken as an index oft prosperity, we confess
that we have mistaken their character.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16
Observation-Disclosures.

Mr.. w. l.. Robinson, an active and cn'cr-
prisng Irishman in New York, as zee learn
from the Richmond Wing. has been down to
Concord, New Hampshire. to examine the re-
cords 10 ascertain the course, which General
Pierce pursued ON the clause IN the Conslitu-
ton. disquaiifying Catholics from holding Of
fee. He has discovered some strange things
about the New Hampshire Yankecs (which go
far 10 prove thai they arc The greatest ehcoie IN
this country.
II will DO rccolccted. that the day after
Pierce was nominated. Mr.. Dallas made "A
speech ia Philadelphia aud vlndicatcd Gen j..
from the charge which, by the way, had
never beer made--ihat he was IN favour oil the
! blgoted clause in New Hampshire Constu
ton. As the wicked fec, when no man Pur-
suetb Dir. Robinson's suspicious were excited
| by tlns premature yindlcalion-nnd he has cx.
| plared all the records. He finds. that the orr
| ginal clause was inserted IN 1891, at the IN.
stance OF Gen. Pierce's lather-that that old
eenhemtn was furious champion of the alien
and sedtion laws--and Clergyman having
SAID prayer before the Legislature, without
praying fq the President ofthe United States
and Congress- US required by law, vas on his
motion informed thn they had no farther use
| for HIM
he also discovered. that in tue Convention
of 1850 General Pierce made no speech on
the Catholic clause. Judge Woodbury. made
such n specch--hnt Pierce did not open his
mouth BY an ingenious forgery, Pierce is
saddlcd with the credit Of Woodbury's speech
That speech In fasour of aboishug the clnuse
is published; then follows line Of asterishs-
II 4 Il NJ.
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BRITISH Outragcs IN American essel'
GLOUCESTER, Aug |.


Arrivals from The fishing grounds bring Inior-
nation that the schr G. \. Rogers, was board.
ed in the bay Of Ghaleur, by an officer Of the
Steamer Devastation, and ordered ont Of the
bay, together with twenty others. The schoon-
ers at the time were four or five miles distant
from the shore. Her papers were called for
by the English officer. who looked at them,
crumbcd them up in bis hand, aud threw them
ON he deck in an Insulting manner,
An Eastern schooner getting water in one
of the bays vas ordered OUT by The English
cutter and was not allowed time to take in her
supply. a Gloucester vessel which had put
into Fort Road for harbor, was allowed by the
officers Of the cutter 10 remain, but the people
on the shore objected. and compelled the off
GERS TO order her off Immediately Other ves-
sells were served in the same way.
Ii is also reported that an American schoon-
cr was fired into, while escaping from the cut
ter, and a man al the helm wounded
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16
urr OnUquor

NEWPORT. r. l., Aug. 1lth.-Quite an ex.
citement was created here to-day in conse-
qucncr Of the seizure at the Ocean House of a
quantity Of lquor in pursuance of the provi
sions of the Maine Liquor Law. Rotten eggs
we're thrown at the officers and one man was
held to bail for threatning them with pistol
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16

David Wilmot, the author of the Proriso
IN a speech at Coudersport, Pennsy lvania an
nounced that he should support Pierce and
hIng He said lhat there we're some things in
the Resolutions ofthe Convention which nomi.
mated them that he did not and could not ap.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16
AUGUST 10, 1862
WI,ig Meeting.

The Wing meeting called for Saturday night
was no, held in consequence oiobjection being
madeio the use of the Church, at too late an
hour To make other arrangements A meeting
will be held tonight. The place will be an
nounced by hand bin during the day.