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NEWS BY TIE L Z CIR A p III.
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fHE ELECTION IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
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No Choice Of Governor by the People
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TERRIFIC GALE ON LAKE ERIE.
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Nary Vessels Wrecked, and Several Lives Lost,
60, &o., %.
TERRIFIC GALE on LAKE ERE.


Bosror, Nov. 8, 1854.
Tue election in this state to day carried with
u,h spirit The three parties out In full force
aad great anxiety expressed concerning the result
In he city Of Boston, Mr. Clifford, the whg candidate
for Governor, has . majority Of 2Tc6 over his two
competitors.
The following is the vote fer as the returns have
oans In
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WAsHIscIov, Nov 8, 1872
The Hon Edward Everett entered upon the discharge
81 az duties as Secretary Of State this morning.
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VILLA! Try. IRVING CO. AgcrIoNEERs. WIZ

WILLIAM IRVING CO., AUCTIoNEERs. WILL
sell at auction, Tuesday, November 9TH at eleven
o'clock At their sales room, 10 Pine street. large ana
choice assortment Of fine old wines and
dealer declining businees-consi sting Of maderias Malm-
ey sicily Marsha, &C. pale. Har-
mopy Co.; oerior Amontllado pale Lsndou
Dock. 80; Ports-Fine old London Dock, Regsaa,
NO Brandy-London Dock, Otard pale dark vintage
iS44; ditto Segnette, Rochelle Martel Sherry, 81
Champagne-Selleny Mosseau, La Favorte, 20. Holland
and S~an gin. Jamaica malt scotch whiskey IrisR
and soheidam gin. current wine &c
Havana segsrs in bond; La Clarts United State
Horsas de Oro u, La Donzedora and other faveriSS
brands Also, $1,000 imported segars ssld account e
whom IL concern
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The steamship Falcon.

Nrw ORLEANS, Nov. Z, 1852.
The steamship Falcon viii leave here ON Monday
morning for Aspinwall.
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CIrcIrxATI, Nov 8, 1852.
The Western rivers are all rising and there ia now
good stage of water in the upper Mississippi and It's tr
butaries.
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BrnMunh APP 81 Tsomss-stesmship Petro,-Bermuda
Murray lady child and servant Rev Mr. Ttrburn and lady
stowe, Mrs Tapp infant and soryant Miss Dayen.
port 3 Jordan Miss Ligl tbourne Saitere And adv
Mr. Per nston I'D lady Mr. Fraser Car ada II Gilbert M1s
Ruggles Rev Downing, J Phip, Capt Wodshouse, NJ
Adams. =
St Thorn, Miss Dom, krs Maaver, v @ Gesitii spsin
Laisye pcsorisre ls Fatrc SPAIN Marion Feilpstti
" Set mmsya ana isoy Knight Jas Taylor Adlady
Mhitneid heets thac sn Paris, ne C0ttcs Mr. Krauth
say chic f ana ssgysnt Roy TN chsmbcr III getti
Mhot. M hoalne- PM Roach Me- Juetr Nj A1ohtn-
sloh, uphsm'F II Ray Chaa Do Catsbsrga spsia O
hu@o ava nav M Donn, VIZ CO Obse, l.dy ave aren
S2a,sQQ, 'ff1V
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Death or Lawrence BovvIes.

srRIScrIELD, Nov. 8, 1852.
Isvrence Bowles Esq, Of Belchertown, SON Of the
editor Of the Springfield Republican, died ON Sunday
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Gov. Marcy Going to enc West Indies.
The Western Rivers.

Governor Marcy, accompanied BY invalid son. sails
On Sstur day next for the West Indies
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ny MoHsE's LINE, OFFICE BASEMENT NO. "a STREET
MONDAY, Nov. s, 1852
BUFFALO, 10 A. M.-Bsrometer 90 81 Thermometer
40. Wina west Cloudy, clustering morning. Cold
ROCHESTER, 10 A. NJ "A clear pleasant cold bracing
morning Wind northwest Thermometer "a.
AUBURN. 10 A. M.-Cloudy morning, and quite cold
Wind northwest. Thermometer As.
SYRACUSE 10 A. M-Clsudy, and appearance of stormy
weather Wind strong from the west, and cold Thor.
Mometer 43
UTIoA, 10 M.-Cioudy morning Wind west. Cold
Thermometer a
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VVILIJAM IRVING 4 co. AUc1IoNEERs y

WILLIAM IRVING & CO.. AUC1IoNEERS, WILL
sell At auction on wednesday, November TO- at lek
O'CLOCK at the sale No 10 Pine stres oil paintings
about one hundred oil paintings in rich gilt frames swift
able for parors dining galleries SO. Among
VIII BIO found some fine originals by
Artists Of tie French school viz Cartcer, Van Ceppei.
Lebrum and others Also fine oil paintings silk,
aohed to glass in oval frames by the celebrated artist
Chnmbeanx Alec, line Of fac oil paintings by
OF the first American artists Also, ancient
in frames nd a stretc
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HARDWARE AUCTION NOTICE-JNO. Z. VAN ANT
werp will sell this day at 70 O'Clock, at No Cedar
street 200 lots and packages, hardware rifles
BIZ testerm tape writing desks spoona,
cutlery Of all kinds damaged sad irons door knobs look
&c For full catalogues Terms four m0Ath
Sale 4
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FOR GOyFRNoR

Caords majority in the above ......... s,2e0
THE LATEST.
Returns from about fifty towAs including Boston show
considerable loss for Clifford last year. when Win
threp lacked 5000 votes consequently there is choice
for Governor Clifford viii lack at least 10 900 votes
Clifford (whig) for Governor, will not probably have
% coo in the whole State, Bishop (dem) about
50 co., and Mann from $4,000 to IS coo
Last year, Winthrop (whig) had "a 900; Boutwell,
(Sem. J 1900; and Palfrty (free SOIL 2S.00e.
FOR CONGRESS-
sH VALLEY and william Appleton (wbigs) are elected
in the fourth and 6fth districts There NO choice in
the second third seventh eighth, ninth, tenth, and
eleventh districts
THE STATE LEGISLATURE
The Legislature lie doubtful. Boston has elected whig
Senators and 81 wtig Representatives Fer IL Repre-
ssntaives there IL choice. Last year there A
wbig Represent atives.
In Middese1 eornty there is probably choice for
Senators.
Plymouth county returns two coalitionist Senators
In Essex county there is no choice for Senators.
In Worcester counyfve coaonist Senators are elect
SO far as ascertaned wings and cositionts
are ?, obaby elected to the Senate with perhaps two
wings IN Barnstable ard five coatonists in Middesex
In Salem only whig has bsen elected to the Legs
lstue-last year six wings were returned
Cambridge sends four wings to the Legislsturs-last
year five.
There is no choice for Representatives in Roxbury.
Lat year she sent Eve wings.
There are large number Of towns which have made
choice for Representatives including several OF the
rerss towns The battle for the House will be fought
the fourth Monday in the month to decide the result IN
the Legislature, which will have to elect the State
officers
In Springfield there is no choice for Representatives
The loss gain of Representatives far Is against
the wigs and present appearances against their
ryisx the House
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III NnnI TINis .;rd go, CO.. g ,nastIa 49, =

HENRY u. LEEDS AUCTIoNEER.-sIGNOR q. b.
IL PANDOLFlNls third great sale II marble statuaxy,
alahaser goods fancy articles rich embroidered Assy
Iasgoods. never befre in this country Henry d.
Leeds Co., will sell BY auc tion on Tuesday Nov o. anl
Wednesday Nov TO at half ten o'clock oaoh day, -
the sales roon all street opposite New street. the
import Sgnor consisting Of Venus
de Medic Pay che OF Taneani Venus Of rst and
secondly Venus she'll Of various sizes splendid
of bardige agate yellow Sienna nDd verdi
vases Of various styles and zes Hebe Medo ErusoAa
Greek, Getho and Roman, all ttstefuhy
alto ana basso relieve Pompe and admirably
adapted to decorate parlors halls niohe &c large Roman
azLAs with eaves rted by
allah for amps; Nos poan
Verde Prato work Gothic aud Grecan for flow
ers tAEa OF ranna large fruit and
large sized vestal temples Sc including assortment
OF paper nache goods papar mache work tab folos pAper
maohe centre tables PAPER maohe card receivers watch
eases &C. BronzeH Of superb and besutul patterns Geo.
figures in oxda silver bronze
and ormuu, ormulu clocks Of beautiful and
warranted to be excellent timepieces tlver plated
Consisting Of silver plated cake baskets oators ssve
holders salts baskets flower vases aabasque &c.
Chinese enamelled and yarie
" and OF splendid patterns Also invoice of elegant
porcelsn vases from three to thirty six inches
Dishes carved ivory card receivers do ivory
GASES ladies elegant work tables with ivory fittings
ses boxes and endless variety of Chinese
the richest description Bohemian and q
bIers wines Nc French Rich dinner aAa
tea setts, elegantly onamened and gilt bouquet stands
toilet sets and great variety Of other rich goods AsyraA
goodsA most splendid invoice Of Asyran and Turkish
bags Shoes slippers Sc all worked in the sxqw
site and superb in gold and silver thread being NE
Only in portaiion of the kind this
above goods be previous the SALE Also
&c emb0tsed and plain, just received and will
without reserve Catalogues on the morning of sale.
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THE TURF.

Union COURSE, l.. I.-TRoTTING.-ON WEDNE4-
~ day Nov 10th, at hafpsst p M, match 950o.
mile heats best three In FIVE Hiram woodruff
names names o M Flora Temple; Isaac woodruff names b. T.
Young Dntchman Stages will leave Fulton ferry.
Brooklyn for the AT o'clock return whom te
sport is over. JOHN 1. SNEDIKER Proprietor
ELoRA TEMPLE WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION TO
30 the big 4est bidder the Union Course i'm nnedi-
atey after her with Young Du,chman wednesday
November 10 Sho is old, sound in every re-
spect and without fault.
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CEHrREyILLE COURSE, L. I.-TRoTrING- ONE
~ hundred mill In nine hours-Mr q Spioer is to pre-
duce horse who shall perform the above On
which he bets $1,000 against 81 0G To this dsy
lar weather; - start about O'Clock, ssou ta
the course nifty cents. JOEL C0HKLiN Proprietor.
vTHE CELEBRATED rRoTTING HORSE JOHN DAVIS
will be sold at auction 70 the hghes. bidder On the
tnin Course immediately alter the sale of Flora Temp
on wednesday 10th inst John Davis has gone this
faster. -
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M L. YANZANDr, AUCTIONEER, STORE NO. u
W. Spruce street will sell at public auction, Wed
nesday on account of the United States quantity Of
second hand blankets bedding and surgical nstrumsats
books 40.
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Passengers Arrived.

SAN JuAr-stosmship Star of tho West--E Baxter J
N Hols Mr. Barwse, Mr. Chrstian Capt E ID Heyes, UsA
MAI Merchant, USA; J. Merchant, Mai Meeker Or
noupt; Mr. Beldea er snd Ere Turnbull II Graot, q
Rice Dr Brown Samnels, Mrs Swift DR. Holden Mrs
mt rsrsons Mr. and Mrs Carpenter Barnard, keKcn-
ne, W Miller Gibson, d Mason; SA Briggs; Thay-
or. Hon Boone, U Consul San Juan del Norte MRS
oovey Strobridec Dater Turner Mrs Chsmbe rlain
WI Coops,, 5 g Beatty, John Hams, Croniss, I Bias
O. mbe Reed Moni1l, Charles Croker o Jerome,
Mrs Davis and four children, Pears James williams,
Nm Atems Caldwell, Hyde, Margaret Yeast, Mr.
White Mr. BuTkhead, San Francisco Herald, pay, Mr
Luz, Smith, ii Lowell, Lord, Christ u smith, III
White, Lester Carpenter. VIM Dayton, q SackeM, WIN
Dovior, ii sherman, Her bricks VIM James, Cook J
Greene, Moses James and 200 In steeraxc
CHARLEsros-stcamship hariop-M Middleton, NJ
Scudger, Capt Bennett Robin, Kelly, Baoher,
& X privelta u--Is in the steernge.
BELIZE tIIon)-Bria Hope-John Bentley, Jos Hampdsn
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I l.. VANDEWATER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
y: furnure-y SELL this day, Tuesday Nov 9th, - q
o'clock, at the sales IA Wall asssrt
mont Of furniture consisting in part rich suites
covered with brocstee sofss spring seats
marbletop centre tables extensive dining ble brsr
and secretary bookcases bureaus matrssses pAaster
bedsteads ase one rosewood seven octave piano ort
WIN. Writers, AUCTIONEER.-ON WEDNESDAY,.
at 10 o'clock at Isl Canal street, general asserts
mens Of psrio chamber and kitchen furniture Sci hand
some bookcase large mirrors carpet
ocloths extension table, together with all furnturs
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SPORTING.

RED HOUSE PLEASURE GRoUND-TRorTIN6-
Purse OF SO WIN come of Tuesday, 9th iast "A
O'Clock L. mile heats bost three ave. der saddle
II Jones names g. m Lady Hsmon G. Brook names b. T.
pen Bolt owner hamea b. Capt. May; N.
Aosa Lee. h. LUFF, proprietsr.
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noDwoRTBs MUSIC STORE 4os BRoADWAY--
and foreign music for the voice pisa guitar
VIOLIN cornet hnte saxhern &c. Bands sup pIied ih In
s.rum'n missry cSpesrs or orchestral music books.
net Band, and OHARLRS I. LAZARUS. Pranxiahcra.
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HENRY BEEARY, DEALER In NEW AND SECOND.
hand pianos 3a2 Bowery o6ers for sale, bsrgAln
three rosewood Ga octave pianos ior GIL
sert one by r. Gilbert Co.. and by Bsrmors soss1
penses, no defes every competition.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-16
FEROrsc rnE SruLTrruDE.


u abiding 70 Easher Riches sp.eCA Il he E.
lecsoral Dinnsr, II Richmond. and lis app6sitlon
. he reception II III SIS COO due The s.Nle from
sae LsHe Fslre, he New York Herald thinks Mr..
I. bekiat Ne xge. The esItcr says ~
The pdnople may Be all wen enough Of leAy-
ias We States % make their own 1mpFoveaaenis /
hui whs;t Congress i doing she work. il s g Be-
hoped thst Virginia viii hardly be fool enough %
refuse her share Of the money. She has played re
paar.see leng enough among her neighhors ana Is
sns Is a. l2st waking up 10 do somsthing, ny
DOES nol Father Richie lei her alohe
But the Electors rad good time. excepting per
bars. g Re dinner oil which The EEaEssAer says
ne dinner was good one plates were Asa ~. .oa
SIR hundred persons. but the guests we're lnIes
Tic 1.ana-1aoa.sy lie lowest raj q ne streets
ssl il consequence that part Of me anair ". on'y
failed ID Fige satisfaction, but was Disgusting
scens cg gfeediaess and confusion. i shopia con
VIA esefy one ot ihe absurdiiy o. aiiempslng g
enieJisin tie whole world Thus y apte@as sa &
he chivalry Of Virginia are pretty maen iiae ane
rest Of sie world in scramhlipg for dinner ss We
daub, not lhey will prove 10 ke il scIamoihg ios
the ssaofls This - an age of progress
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-16
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.

| We publish this morning the resolutions Of the
/ Union CoHEenionFan the memorial presented 10
the LeSisiatare 10 Pursuance IF its sas geStions
very general feeling seems to exist for rapidy
Prosecuting all The leading works in the State =
| The House OF Delegates has made start by
making very liberal appropriations 10 the Tennes-
1 see Railroad, aud The Manassas Gap Road Il is
therefore very clear thatthefe Is no need Of the
4 spuri-the rein may be mere necessary. We are
IN lsypr OF every work that will TEND TO augment
the wealth and develop lhe resources of The State
But upon condition, that the taxes are not aug:
menied beyond endurance, and the credit Of tie
Commonwealth is not impaired These are CON
siderations which should never he lest sght.ot by
the wise friends ofImpreyemeat
Wesre not sufficiently advised of the condition.
OF our finances or of tie amount receiYeg under
The late tax bill 70 be tire to say how much it
would. be indeious to Appropriated the present
session. Il would be trlt economy, nosdoabt to
/ borrow money tocomplete some OF the impraYe.
mcnts alreadysaader way. BY speedy com aieton,
they might be converted from non productive into
profitable investments.
lin addttioHAto what can b. extracted tram our
own people hytaxes, w. soull .ohtain7ths States
fair share ofthe public domain tae competition at an
early day Of all ouF public wordsworth BE assured
ana we might conAdently look forward 70 a bril-.
liant future for the Old Dominion. Ii tur one day
only we could have Legislature capable of
soaring above the direy poalsof party politics AMI
enlbued with an ardent love Tor Virginia. much
might he done 70 restore her TO her ancien. position
in The. Contederacy. A bill is nov pending in IL.
Senate OF the United States. hich assigns 10 Wiz.
ginia warrants for : 500 900 acres Of laEd-which.
at GEefnmtnt price you'd yield upwalds ot lhree
miiions ot dollars The energetic suppo-. If TIA,
bill by the Virginia Senator'S il Is Thought by hoses
conyersant With the subject, would ensure lis Tae-
sage They, however, are tramnel!sd by abStraG-
tons. But they acknowledge the right Or tb9ssg
constituents TO instruct them ana would probably
be very much rcjoiced to do what woull@enap such
great benefits on Imaginative State Why rot in
struct them II would iniure no enc, and might
do iaealculable good to Virginia 2sYe woad ior
the sake of the Old Dominion and her tax-ridden
people, appeal to the leading members Of The Dem,
ocracy-o Messrs. crulchfeld, ana Wallace and
Martz and Deneale and Shackelfofd, ana all 9th
ers who loye country more than psrty--to ake5his
matter ia hand and secure to Tie State while It Is
yet time her fair proportion Of The public domain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-16
EXTENSION or PENSIONS.


The veteran Commander-in-Ch Chief, In his Report
10 the Secretary Of War. does not forget lht wid.
ows and orphans Of his companions 10 arms. He
sees no reason for discrimination between The
navy and army as both share common dangers and
Undergo equal vcissitades~tn hedscharge Of du:.
ties, and should have the same rewards. lie saws
: The widows and orphans OF deceased naval
omceFs, seamen, and marines receive 6ge.year
pensions, renewable every five years. whether NE
deaths occurred 10 battle or were caused By disease
contracted In service, while the widows Of army
oiicers receive pensions only when their husbands
nave been kill-d in action, and then but for five
years, and the period has never been extended"
There IS certainly force in these suggestions of
Gen. Scott and we are CAD to find them endorsed
BY the Secretary Of War. II Congress be no, TOO
much occupied with Cabinet making we should
hope for favorable consideration Of this subject
The Treasury now has a surplus and the gratitude
-of the peeple cannot be evinced in better way
than in caring for ihesedefenders in the hour Of
naed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-16
FRENCH SCHEMES.

The coiemporaneous movements OF ths~French
authorities upon Sonora in Mexico and samana in
". Domingo, naturally begin 10 excite attention
and inquiry. Bah movements are in. violation Of
the Monroe doctrine, tina. European settlements, Or
rather governments are not to be tolerated upon
The American Continent.
There will be work Tor The Progressive Demoe-
Faey much earlier Than was anticipated. The
present session will be 100 short for any decided de-
monstralion By Congress, but measures 10 Increase
lbs Navy ought unquestioaab;y to be taken. As,
70 the Army, we require bughule time to draw le-
gions into the field, whenever scheme Of adyen.
ture ispresentedI
Louis Napoleon must find something 10 occupy
me minds OF the French people, else iheyisi tarn
upon him. and strike for some other novelty
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-16
rnE NEW MARSHAL.

when he Wings came into ppwer IN the yen,
1870 they iouHd Democrat ID The ptlce Of u
shal 81 this district He was PeImil;ed t0fei1
his ogiee and be always attributed his sstegl0 TIE
active exefiioas made Ia his behaif by Alexander
M Start, The present Secretary cf the In.erinr
In 1913 the Wings again came into power and
again tUand the same DeE1ecFafie Aafshal ID Of
nee he was not only retained bat vas Se-appoint-
ed and again he and The whole community heliev-
81 thathe was indebted 10 the inIlaenee Of air.
StuaEt.
he died IN Office, and The present acninfstTaiion
has appointed in his stead lr Amber, of VIM
chestNF, who Is sdmsael 70 pos.eks every qzaifea-
ton fos the Office and hose application was warm
u ssconsed by the whole community 81 whica Be
is q menaoer.
AIr Amrler Is ! WING but be Is s1a-in-law Of
Senator Mason, and the Democracy are making Il
matter Of vehement sssauI upon ths adninistra len
that the appointment has hesa conferred gpon one
who though well qualified to so into oihee, Is IN
backward customer 70 iaru out.
The appointment 70 made BY the President upon
The nomination OF tie Secretary of Sszie--bai our
Democracy insist upon holding The Secretary Of
the Interior alone Responsible, sad theYvery eAzri-
Iaby attribute - that ofsees The Lowest and most
! unworthy motives for his cendaet.
| They represent him as a bitter and vindictive
pargan striving hEsysry low sFlitee 70 steal FROM
/ the Democracy the legitimate spciis OF yleiofy
| These concerned ii this worthy employment are
fully apprised Of the faeGSTe have stated showing
Ar. SaaEts past eoadaet III Te!auon 70 this very
l office, and they know some ether fgets which we
will low state 70 show bow Tar he is liableto the
charge Of bitter parizaEship or proscriptiveneSs.
The present Chief Clerk in the Department d
the Inferior appointed by Afr. Stu2it is Demo
/ eras. The present Commissioner OF the Land OF.
ice, also appointed BY Mr.. Stuart is Democrat
and we DEFY our Democracy 10 produce single ia.
stance Of such az Office as either Of them. having
4 ever been giTenby Democrat 10 Wing. NAY
4 1853 '" 1-<y 49, r--s<s itsstarsSe OF
Democrat having permitted Wing 10 remain ii
such an eiiee.
These instances which we happen to know. ex
hibi Mr. Stuart ia his true character as mar
l~hatng prescription in every form, aud one who
while he IS firm and decided in his own politics
never permits himself to forge, the consideration
due The honest opinions 81 others
The attacks made upon such man ia relation
10 such subject are simply disgraeeful
SSa9niaa Snz1t,tsy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-16
NEGROES FOR HIRE.

Charlesiewn, Dec. is, 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-16
A GRAPHIC PICTURE.


Our neighborof the Examiner, (says the Rlchmond
Republican, who doubtless has noticed the crowd Of Of
ceseekers hereabOuts already circulating their paper
Of recommendation among members Of the Legislature
thus pictures the annoy which Gen. Pierce NAV
pec,, if he should extend his Fst as far South as VIRGINS
Besides this, he expect TO be pursued from N
Hampshire to Virginia BY pack Of Office seekers nore
hungry than the grave, fierce as ten farirs terrhl
hell They will howl him like fan;shins y-olres Z
the Canadian SHOWS after wounded elk lie viii 80
rest BY day. and sleep BY night Each town sns
village vii reinforce the pack every city viii take "A
the hoFrid cry and before he REACHES R;ehmnnd tbe
traia conveying them will stretch twenty miles i IL
least calculation Their yellias will deaea Heayen
raise the dead-split huge rocks vide openaad cnyrrt
cGr qnet city into Pandemcnigm By the most u,ies
and centions calculation there now in the Stats o
Virginia 100000 huagsy patriots. We wnald not BE-
Tar beyond the mS4k to say there are y
here tor every Psqee n the gift Of the Federal Govern
ment Already khe msil-bags burst open with letters
Of solicitation Every member Of Congress, every elee
tor, every member Of the Legislature Ct virginia xer
man who has IA any way MANAGED to poke up MS heal
from the level Of o privacy, Is besieged ana Tor
mented, either 70 use his influence or to write I
tiers to somebody else, 10 get their help 10 sci
they an offee-only an e.ssee Il NJ F;erc.
rasA enough 70 enter this neaagcries',
pretty piece Of Portraiture, says the Republc By
one who knOwssshe subject veil