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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-09

FNDWARDS & PCGH, 8 doors aboUc J. a. Aeem IN"
"a opposite S. g. Thurman, Man ST. l,gnch""Lg. t"'
hive Just received their stock ot Fail and Hter io'iS'
Cas,ners and Vestmgs; which consist OF the la''''
Styes and finest quality of French and Enghsh manu-,
isctrers and will be MADE order, with warranted
Workmanship AMI ft. My old customers and the pub
lie generally invited TO call and see she,h'hs ''"
hnd beautiful. JAMES Is. EDN NAhDo, ago"
rsent Oh fcy Thomas q. Ptgb.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-09

=
7 able plan for the new city Courr.lIouse having
been completed aud adopted, proposals for building the
.anc will be received until tie 18th day OF October
when tIte work will be let The subsructre will be o
ma>oi4y n portion Of which will be cut range-work,-
n snpsr.tIucurc of brick the front of which will be
either succeed Of fine stock brick nnd the root COW
cred or zincthe whole be of the best mater
a and the work To be executed IN the best mnnner, IN
der the supervision, and subject 10 the approval OF the
Building Committee One third ot the contract money
will lie advanced from time to time as the materials are
furnished and the work progresses. Proposals for com
ncting the whole will be considered. The plans and spe-
chcatons can be the Office Of Garland Il Slaush-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-09
LYNCHBURG,
RAILROADS AND CANAL.
MAIL TRAIN.

IL im g e |; 4 ~.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
.rFNHE MAIL TRAIN will leave Lynchburg daily,
= Sundays exeeped,) at o'clock 4. M. and re
turning will leave Buford's at "a o'clock, Pm.
aup I0-dts THOS. JEII.IS. At.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-09

The letter bags of the American barque
Cornelia, for New York, were seized by the
Cuban authorities, and the letters rihed oftheir
contents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-09

BLANKS FOR SALEAT THIS OFFICE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-05
THE CAUSE OF 1T.

After long refusal the part of the Hon. Edward Eve
rett OF Massachusetts, declare his position In regard TO
the Wing for the Presidency and his known attach
ment to Mr. Webster that gentlemen says tho Baltimore
Argus issued letter tho Wings Of Massachusetts, on
Friday last calling them strenuousy to unite IN favor Of
Gen. This greatly surprised everybody who knew
The position in which Mr. Everett had stood with the depart
ed statesman, but the whole mystery Is solved The
day previous Mr. Fillmore had offered him tho vacant seat
of the State Department and he had written letter accep
lance
The Washington Republic the ministerial paper, hastens
TO announce officially, "ths most creditabls appointments
1--WE have the satisfaction that the President
has appointed the Hon. Edward Everett of Massachusetts,
Secretary of State succeed the Hon. Daniel Webster; ADD
that MIR Everett has ssn6sd his acceptance of tho Office
Thus 1t LEI even the least Objectionable mombes of
party brought up support the abo
Unable nominee of The Seward hgmen the President
himself being ashed severely and repeatedly by Sew
ard Greeley been weak enough submit the In
Fiction and used his high position the President Of The
whole people, aid these Northern desperatonsts In
IL triumph His letter the Wings of New York. urging
them to heal all divisions lin other words let Fillmore
90 over TO the Seward men, and for Gen Scott has
already been published.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-05
MR. WEBSTER NOT LlBELLED.

The Philadelphia Pennsy vanan publishes tho following:
VIM H. HoyR-Dear Sir: The Bulletin, Of this after
noon contained card, headed Daniel Webster Libelled
In which paragraph from this mornings Pennsyisdnian
10 Rufus ChOate Is denounced as an infamous SANDER
and my 10 given the author OF the libel" My
connection with this matter Is easily stated.
On my from visit TO General Pierce Thursday
last stopped for day In the City OF Boston, where had
the honor OF an introduction Peter Harvey Esq., Of that
CITY, the intimate personal and political friend of the lamen-
ted Webster. In the of conversation with
.ua friend and myae Mr. Harvey said In substance fol-
lows NM Webster asked short time before his death,
whe,hsr Rufus Choas intended going for Scott IL
swersd did not know, but thought not"
"Wel," said Mr.. Webster " tell him he hos youth, tai
snts bright future before him. and hope he won't
mar all by supporting Scott. And tell him. nay dying
essags to him. at offer the ssesnd day Of November nerf
the Wing party, National party pA artist only in his
tory"
The above 10 the substance of Dir. Hsrvey's statement
tho words 10 italics being his exact words.
MT Harvey further stated that Gen. Pierce had behaved
we'll towards Mr. Webster, and was noble fellow, and one
for whom Dir. Webster entertained great affection
had agency 10 the publication of this conversation
any portion oft the Pennsyyanlan or any other
but merely repeated It 10 frendsMr CummlnRs of
the Bulletin among others.
For the truth OF the above would refer you and the pub
lie 10 Peter Harvey Esq, and Daniel D. Bodhead Esq,
formerly Navy Agent of Boston.
Mr. Harvey will be remembered the friend from whom
Mr.. Webster parted with these wordsi "Harvey am not
80 sick but that know you'll am we'll enough to know
you. am well enough TO love you, and we'll enough to
call down the riches. OF Heavens blessings upon you and
yours Harvey, don't leave I'LL deud--don't leave
Mansfield till am dead man." Then az speaking to
himself no said ION the 24th of October all tina, Is NOR
tai of Daniel Webster will be no more"
Yours respectfully,
JOHN BRODHEAD
No. l55 Walnut street
PHIkAss4saIA, New !, 1851,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-05
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
RICHMOND NuxHNlEE g. lS52


TOBACCO.--Lugs and common leaf are rather lower
than they were Good and fine manufacturing is
in active demand and better prices than at the date OF
our last report. ~ nj. MARllN " ~
Sales of tobacco BY N. VI. MARTIN Il CO.. HID. oil
81 TO- TO- 80 nj so, s. 3d. $40 80, GO, 60, G.
z5 6 So 81, So us, al so a. IL, ID and al
II So The last 10 hhds. 10 james Thomas, Jr Esq.
WHEAT-Advces pr Niagara from England have again
advanced prices IS 97 for Rcd and l00c lO2 fur
white.
FLOUR--The receipts continue light with fair demand
at improved The lato adrces from Europa advanced
prices fully IN l9S Sales hnyo been made Of choice lots
straight brands at sf. Scottsrie SAX asked.
IT,. PEYTON.
CORN-67X 10 10 cts. per bushs
CORN MEAI-7s a 80 cents per bushsl.
lIME-Saes al 81 10 from wharf.
OATS-37k q 40 cts. per buahel.
RYE-None here and much wanted.
BACON-Smthheld and Toid's hog round II cents;
Western sides 0I l0x cents; shoulders 9A 81 cents
city smoked sides Oa 10Y etc.; bagged hams IA lG cts
FISH-Herrngs, No. Cut 81 a %; Gross SIX 81
Roc 81 90. MacEcrel, No. 3, s7n7a; No. 2, SIX H.
No l. sl2 so a Is. Shad-Nonc in market Halifax
Gross Hsrrings "a 50, cut S. so.
LARD-Bbls. lex cts, kegs l3H cts, pals AN cts
Prime nominal-nonc here.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-05
THB SHOOTING CASE.

IN ARRAY occurred yesterday morning. al the Depot be,
tween Mr. George w. A. Raine OF the Cabel House. and
Mr. BENJAMIN Nowlin of Farmylle. There had been an
old eud ex,ug bstweon the parties for some 'ms on &C
count OF slight that occurred in Appomattox-
MI Nowin happened this city few days ago, and
put up of the Hotels Mr. Rane went down to the
depot, on the morning Of the occurrence with another gen
tl.man who wished 90 up the when he saw Mr.
NoWlln Standing fow rods from him-he approached Mr.
Nown with stick in his hand and that raised but did not
strike Mr. NJ when Mr. ~ drew revolver out OF hls Pock
ct and Aired upon Mr. Raine the ball passing through his
thigh Just above the knee they then cinched and Mr. ~
epdeayored shoot Dir R. again. once or twice. but the
pistol snapped Some OF the 5ysandes then parted them
and The weapon taken from Mr. NJ he then retired and
Mr. R. taken home, where he now lies 10 great pain
The physicians examined the wound and says that Will
be some four five days before they decide as 10 the
extent of the wound Mr Nown arrested and brought
to the Mayors Office, when no was examined before his
Honor Several witnesses being examined The counsel for
The defendant agreed send him but the Mayor waived
their decision and bound him in the OF $500 TO
keep the peace Mr. John T. Davis and John Clark were
recognised ball. and the prisoner set At liberty At the
time of going TO press Nj Rans was abong under Sc
vero and excrutang pain much that bis friends arc
not allowed TO visit him. Ly1a'tnTG ESprsss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-05
DIED.

DIED.
DIsp on Wednesday, the dh the 53rd year her Mrs
ELIZA the late Bowling Starke dec d. Her :unc
raj her residence Clay Saturday the
9th inrt.. O'Clock, A. NJ.
Departed this life Buffalo Gap the 9th Of September 1859.
Col CHARLES GlERRAET Of Gouchland county, in the 5h
y.ar his deceased had fingered for several month
his suffering much from direasc deeply seated
be ercated the hope finding relief hange
bT had undertakento the
ernc places Virginia. but alas the only hope anxious
friends bched Col Gneant four orphan
and circle of relations and friends his lo~s
or virtues needless for speak All who know him.
test his H. him that praise which he richly
rted in every life He both under the old and
constitution Virginia member of the County Gooch
and independent
cited and lie and able advocate
and in public we'll le rendered
valuable his party But he has where party dsnc.
tons unknown; the changes and vsude world
the fsshion which passeh higher
and hoIer state Of existence
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-05
SIGNS. OMESS, sc.

About four P. NJ on Tuesday there violent hurr
cune which blew down The riekey platform on the Capitol
square upon which the frs, feeble Scott demonstration was
made in Virginia. by tho light Of single ghaslly candle
This hurricane and wreck typical Of the Pierce lorna.
do ana Scott wreck announced few hours after from the
Moth.
Near beautiful rainbow appeared, indicating the
reign of peace prosperity and union under the admiusra.
ton OF Franklin Pierce.
Twenty minutes before the Same evening, there
sensible earthquake, tho precursor Of the Democratic
storm that shock the Gbruar of Mhssery 10 The centre
OF It's embellishments.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-05

TO show how confident the Wings wee up 10 late hour
Oh Tuesday, copy the following Geographic dispatches
published in tho Baltimore Patriot of Tuesday afternoon
These facts estop the Wings from raising any cry Of
'unfair election" dc.
New YoRx Nov. 2--Buslness to-day Is pretty much alb.
sorbed politics. The election Is going forward with much
spirit but II is impossible say which party will come out
,ium plant. The Wigs arc unusually sdng"tne very
full vote will be poed.
BUFFALO, Nov. 2-The election hore Is progressing with
much spirit The higs confident of carrying The city
by rery large majority.
but with much spirit The Wigs arevery sanguins of aus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-05
TIL: GREAT DEYOURER.

The caunitalse ptopenses Of certain young gentle.
man. In The oil Lynehbug hitherto unknown to fame
seem not have confined members OF The party OPP
posed 10 hl-0me hundred andsTty odd Wigs good and
tue have ike Wise and Glenn been sent BY him to the
"ohades below" Summers majority, OF three hundred and
sixty having been reduced By that number IL graSey
concclured that If the young Destroyer had had months
more time 10 work. the remaining hundred would have
shared the same fate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-05

Perces minority, 1908.
Ge Smith has $50 majority In Madison, and 10 only
Two behind Pierce in Oswego.
The Democratic State ticket ahead Of the Prcsiden.
tial ticket In these counties
The Tribune says the Congressional delegation will stand
Wings 10; Democrats 49, II thinks the Wings have Is TO
10 Assembymcn and everythng ose 10 tho De-
Inocrats.
In New York city the for Pierce Ia 81 $780, for Scott
90 0SY-perces MAJORITY 9o9.
NEW JERSEY.
General Pierccs majority in this State will be about 900
Four Democrats and Wing r. Peunngtonl elected 10
Congress Sussex county is democratic by 2lOO Warren
BY 1900 Huncrdon by $780, and Monmouth by 400
Burlington is Wing BY 2OO md Essex by 400. Tho Demo
crats have Is noorily joint ballot in the Legislature.
OHIO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-05

Al meeting Of The Democratic Association. on Friday
night LOST, Messrs d. H. Tucker, Phil Mayo, and l.. W.
Gzebrook appointed committee 10 walt upon tx.
President Tyler then in the City, aed request his presence
lie replied The committee that indisposon would de-
pvs him Of accepting tho kind invitation OF the A5socia-
ton and tina, he still OF the opinion avowed IN His
letter soon after the nomination. that Franklin Perces nom
netion c regarded certain" Mr.. T. has shown
himself % be true prophet reliable than others
y"eW ~ of.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-05

GEN SCOTS VIEWS AS TO HIS DEFEAT.
WAsHISoroN, Nov 3-Genera Scott attributes his de-
feat firstly detection OF Mr. Webster and secondly 10
the ukewarrnness of Mr. Fillmore and his friends.
Gen. Scott has been away from the city as reported
The wings acknowledge themselves thoroughly beaten
but mol e1asperaed dlsped after the defeat OF h
Clay.
gron democratic demonstration is to come of tonight
he is all In.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-05
NORTH CAROLINA.

Plerce5 MINORITY 1876 Cass majority J,oli; SCOUTS GAM
,l54.
In Cumberland county the vote sunds Porco Ass, Scott
Sl AT the Governors election in August, the vote stood
Reid den. 1883; Kerr, whlg, 1885, This shows demo-
cratic gain Of 3d. Reids majority in tho State was osl
Returns from the Eastern part Of the State give about the
in August, and indicate that the Stale has
gone for Pierce by large majority.
NEv HAxovnS CouSTY-Pierce 95l, Scott 375; Ave pre-
cincts TO hear from.
DUfLlS CousTY.Fye precincts heard from, as follows
Pierce 500, Scott liz.
BaUsswlcx-The returns from three precincts show a
gun Reds of 65; Northwest 49, Smhvle Town
Creek q. These returns reduce tho Wing majority Of
MASSACHUSETTS.
Full returns from all except towns give Scott 81 6sz
Ia ls4S Taylor had ore Case IS 2s4 Van Buren, 3s 33
DELAWARE.
wiLAlsu7ox. Nov 3.-Gsncral Pierce's majority In the
Accurate returns from different parts OF tho State show
that Pierce will have majority OF at least 2UOO over
Scott He gains everywhere. Woodward county gives
Scott 297 minority Tayl9I had al !, majority.
Twelve counties, fully and partially heard rou show
gain for Pierce OF 264 since the Governors election Of
year, when Campbell whg had 1850 majority IN tho
Stale.
Scot, has 700 in Ygo 300 in Putnam and 400 In Wayne
counties Wing loss 1888 since the las, Presidential cleo.
on
In Jefferson county Pierce has 3l7 Scott 2ozi Taylor Y.
had 90 majority In lS49 Wilkinson county, Pierce 36s
Scott I'll. Taylor had l64 minority IN l6+5.
There be doubt that Pierce has carried this State
by very large majority.
MISSOURI.
ST. Louis (ofciu) gives Pierce 3l2 majority gain Oh
since lS46 This State has given Pierce Is you MAJOR
lily. ,,,,,
Nav ORLrAss Nov. 3.--Tho election newo comes
in slowly but the wings admit that Louisiana, Alabama ana
Msaissippi have gone for Pierce
THE FINAL RESULT.
n,vnd Dnc the
| auhinnrd Stntn, have been thrown follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-05
CoMM1ssIoNKK,s SALE OF REAL ESTATE

pursuance OF decree OF the Circuit Court OF the cour
GOWrhanl made September term 1852 t.'
pending, by the style OF Shclons admir- T"ler's
Island Tor's ais ShcIonr adm ths
will on II ESDAi, the 81 day OF December
ps: fair day thereafter tSuGday eped) sell tie pieln
public auction, to the highest bidder. the Of land
the deed Of Adam Tocr and Nary his
and John Shelton. wi deed bears date the 18th Marc, i:
and OF record in the county Court Of CooChand, much
OIL VIII rc for sufficient decree The q.
tract of lra the sou.ss of the hrec.noche road. a
the lands Alexander Shelton, Carr Fleming
ais II IL well supplied with water aud contains Il large POT
Of valuable wood land adweln. hou.c and other necessary
ines.
There supposed be about 400 acres; but surrey
made before he lay OF SALE and nts exhibited persons wish
purchase. The sale will be made, credit Of sII
eighteen months equal instruments The purchaser viii be
qurcd 10 give bonds 10 commissioner good secu!
the payment Il the purchase money bearing
sale The legal tue Will he raIned further security Tie
mcnt OF saii bonds
Mr. Alexander Shelton wo resides immediate n,l.t
hood} will ase pleasure showing the lands persons wr
examine it. WIN. W. COSBY, Com
Nov J-cp6H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-05

The IN. Y. Commercial" OF Tuesday afternoon, moral.
ICES on the Presidential Election There Is truth well put in
this extract
awhile thus WRITE what wonderful scene Ia being
enacted throughout this broad and glorious Union. We
look with mingled wonder and gratitude A people,
without parallel among nations for energy self reliance
independence and moral power-numberng already by
millions and augmented daily by thousands coming hher
from other ands-wth territory spreading from the At
lantic the Pacific and literally covering fields OF goda
peo with the stamina of intelligence generally educated
and universally jealous Of their bery-ths people,
write are 1he simple exercise Of their will but In strict
conformity with rights csnsutionally guaranteed TO them
deposins citizen from the big executive oce from
being their ruler and appointing another in HI.
possibly changing also the whole policy OF their Govern
domestic and foreign and influencing the desunes OF
the world. Yet practically there is no disorder business
pusues Its even Bankers and merchants take no
aootonal precautions against popular commoaon; ano
women ana children appear in the Streets nor dream not OF
interruption 10 their usual promenas OF pleasure or ous
ness Never has the world exhibited such scene lts
magnitude taken into account Is enacted on the CONT
nent this day, and no be an migrate, indeed, who
in his heart thank God for his privileges and SOL
emily resolve more TO abuse them Nav who does
feel that would make any sacrifice Of feeling and
violate OF glorious privileges for the due
Of constituted authority and 10 sustain the national honor
before the world whether In keeping international good
faith or resentns any breach of it in 9th ers'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-05
IMPORTANT SLAVE CASE DECISION,

The well known Of Oliver and others against Daniel
Cauiman Stephen Wheaey and Philip Brechtel charged
with harborng assisting thirteen fugitive slaves TO
from their in Maryland decided In the u g. Cir
cult court Philadelphia, Saturday. by the jury render
Ing verdict for the plaintiffs ia the sum of $4,000 damages,
agans Cauinan, ADD guilty as 10 Tho other two defen-
dants The trial commenced the 18Th OF last month"; and
the jury locked up from Thursday morning until Satur
dave
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-05

Wisconsin with S votes, Iowa with A. California with
l. Florida with and Georgia with 10 votes, remain 10 DO
definitely heard FROM Georgi, and Florida voted for Cen
Taylor, but certain for Gen. Scott. Should Gen.
Pierce obtain of each of the FIVE States 10 be heard
from he will have 265 electoral 80 for Gen. Scott.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-05
'lNli EAI,R I.
Taylor &, Clark. Acting Managers and Lenre
UILLLlM W. WARD. STAGE .UANAGER
Friday Evening. November 5th. 1852,
T;sr WHITING ON THE WALL.
LOVER BY PROX
4 AMEs, CANDELARnAS. GAS nTRNERs.


tory 81 Cornelius Co.. lares Of Lamps GE- On
dOeE. which he oncls III reduced prres.
Also supply 81 those r0yeG LAMPS which De
sole Agent acknowledged 5y all who Lave used em be The "
Lamp made. He oilers them undera Guarantee
lie ss! the Oir Agent for the paeat Detecting Gas Bar
which stands unTIyaled The certificate the Factor.
York. aud OF the Superintendent City Cas- Works TESTIFY
ia Superiority. Also Passage Lamps, La.slns FLUID aGd
Lamps. Call al No. III Yves, MHin street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-05
,J1RCINIA ELECTION RETURNS.
cry OF RICHMoND-orrrcrAl.
Wing majority


In Jefferson county, Scotrs majority is So dsh Taylor
had IA. The vote stands Scott $50; Pierce COL.
Roanoke Pierces majority 1870. Democratic gain Of &C.
over vote Of 1851.
Botetourt-Perces majority 800. Democratic gain l82
Rockbridge-P majority A. Democratic gain l62
Amherst-Pierce's msjorty l25. Democratic loss "a.
Campbell gives Scott $50 majority. Democratic gain oil
1T.
Bedford gives Scott 200 majority. Democratic loss Of 237
This by eegraph and there seems TO be some
doubt "a the precise meaning Of The Dispatch However
we give the Whgs the benefit Of the error If any has
Cured.
In Princess Anne The Wings lose largely. Summers tad
majority offs.
Fauquer county.-Psrces majority lsO-ga over l54a
Of 362.
Berkeley county, Pierce. s26; Scott. 69sdemOeratlc
Chesterfield gives Pierce 465 sJuI!y II gave Caas 2US
In Frederick countyhe vote stands li2l Scott,
024 Pierces majority 3S7. Cass majority was o9 In
Wheeling Scous ma ority is 263
HURRAH FOR BUCKlNGHAh!-We have returns
from oil the precincts In this county except two Pierce has
81 mulorty-hs majority In the whole county Will be at
least rs.
Buckingham gays lo maj for Summers.
BERKELEY-piercc has s26, and Scott 6ss pemoera.
ROCKINGHAM gives Pierce 1000 majority This ID
little better than the Richmond Whg said the old county
would do reliable Wing correspondent Induced 10 be-
licye the majority would be only 700.
GREENSVlLLE-The msjorily for Pierce aud King Ia
one hundred and Grceusvle gave Oh mbJ for John
son. Democratic gain 81.
ALBEMARLE-Gives majority of 50 for Scott; whg
of 56 the Presidential election OF 1915 and IS on The
vote for Governor In 1851
SHENANDOAH-We have returns from five precincts
in these tho stands Pierce 993, Scott A.
ROCKBRlD GE-AImosl the entire county has been
heard from and tho majority for Pierce and King Is 81
FAlRFAX.-Returss from several precincts Indicate that
Pierce and King have carried the county by Is 10 ~ votes
acknowledgements majority $50 TO o6U.
CAROLINE-At Sparta, the Democrats huye majority
of TO- This Is the strong hold of Whgeery As many as
100 Wing majority have some OCCASIONS been given al
this precinct.
FAuQUIER-Rght side up-Pisrcc has minority OF
about lU0 in The county
HALIFAX COuNTY.-G67 majority Tor Fierce; one
precinct 10 hear from which will probably Increase the ma
joiy.
NOTTOWAY COUNTY.--63 majority for Pierce.
CHARLOTTE.--32 majority for Pierce.
pORHATAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-05

T7i0sb
Perces majority l0.S63 Cass' majority 721. Demo-
cratic gain l0,l36.
YORK County-Shrewssury gives Pierce 1873 majority;
Springfield, Pierce mai; York borough Scott 272 nal:
Spring Garden Pierce TO mai, West Manchester Pierce 50
mali Manchester, Scott ll6 maj; York township, Pierce l34
maj HellAnd Scott &C mali Dover Pierce %? mai; North
COdous Pierce 2l5 mali Mannheim, Pierce 23i mali Heldel
burg 1873 for Pierce Hanover borough Scott II minority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-05
S WE iIaVE FOR SALE few cope
80 COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND oTHEi

f. OF Assembly "i session ls5.2.
Also fresh supply OF News, Book and ColoreI Inks
Orf . RITCHIES & DUNNANANT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-05
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS
LATER EROu EITROpJ

BALTIMORE, Nov, 4.-Saes of 700 bb- Flour 81 ST !:
red Whea, l0l l02 cents; white !O5 To- cents WI.
Corn G. cents; yellow 70 cents.