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HON. 4. Ii. STEpnrNS-

statement is going The rounds OF the papers, that this
gentleman had recently declared in favor Of Gen. Scott and
that ne had pledge! his clurts promote the election OF
regular Whg nominee. We doubted The truth OF the
statement and did give it in synopsis Of the rorica
Of The day Tie following, from the Atlanta lnell
gencer Of Thursday will niom readers of the position
present occupied by hIr. Stephens. The lneIsencer
says
Hon A. r. Stephens addressed large OF peo-
pie PARIS Hail. in this city, Tuesday night larl, the
political questions of the day taking occasion 10 define very
explicitly his own position the presidential issues. lie
declared his opinion in strong terms thai Gen Scott ought
be dcicarciGen Pierce ought not be elcceiDanlel
Wcbstr! ought To be elected.
The strength of his speech directed mainly against
the Wing and Democratic nominating conventions and lie de-
ca'ed his unce.sing hostility all national conventions in
which Northern frcesoerS allowed To take part He
was IN favor OF running independent candidate and
ganZlng an independent party, from which the abolition and
tte soil clement sho Id be excluded
Against Gen franklin Pierce his opinions he said he
had nothing 10 ohecthc had objection make
believed hm To be emiaenty conservative tic Southern
question and said that he placed confidence whatever
The abolition newspaper Of Nh Pierces New Boston
Speech lie declared the Democratic nominee be
friend u The Compromise measures. while J.; continued
Mr. Stephens was suplng the State of Georgia. in 1880
in favor OF the Union and Compromise, Mr. Pierce
s,unpna the State Of New Hampshire the
principles"
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From the Baltimore sun OF Fri ay



The statement in The american o the ON instant pnr,
porting taken from paper called the 'Oid Defender
Saturday last and which statement was headed 'Gcneai
Pnccs Calnry is hereby prJnJnnccd I" oc iI5c and
demand lor the name Of the "Cupain IN the Army upon
whose authority alleged that such statement was given
j. hereby made By authorized 10 give the most
emphatic denial in substance and lorn 10 the slanderous
lrnputations in said statement.
ISalrdays American does not notice the subIect-hrngr
forward nothing 10 subsantatc the false statcmont
Enquirer.
THAT LAST SLANDER-We are authorized 10 say
that the statement copied from the "OM Defender In Tho
Anecan and Patriot and other whg papers, IN reference
T., the ndgnty Offered Genera! Pierce" IS grossly tase
and unfounded We pronounced the statement false and
its first appearance and said that the acs
vi the would only rebound the honor Of Gen. Pierce
md the disgrace and confusion oi his enemies
Let the anlor authors Of that statement come before
the public under their prop Names and the iaIsehrod
Of the statement will proved beyond the possibility oi
doubt baltimore argus Of Friday
BACKS OUrl-'rhe paper that started the Last s!andeT
nunns Gen Pierce and which promised, II II were denied
rp give its AUTHORITY AMI ITS STATEMENT ias to
keep its promise although the statement has been and IL
again pronounced ASD aLASDERons FALsEHo0D NO
esponsibs will dare attach his name TO the SANDER
s charges made by this sheet and copied 50 greedy by ITS
CO workers in inquIly. Baltimore Argus Of Saturday.
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w,1en soupty, n c., Aug l6-stf n. NJ THORNTON
Farm NEAR LYNCHBURG FOR SALE.
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vu,uE .uhscrber this section this a earlier, If he
dsposs which is situated in Amherst about six
miles North LyHehbug and fVe from the Canal Staples
Mills nine miles Lyachbug and contains 3h0 about
5 are in heavy timber for all The OF the
nj ia mostly hns land. The 40 cncosr
divided INFO fonr the rails mostly prepared Tor dividing
mo ,Y OF size Some the enclosed land Gas where
her. has been suffered aad boomsraw arse
tion il. however in clover timothy tobacco wheat
&c There are good The creek PORTION is in
grass, TO NOW for time; the vas underfsnec
squd h. .prns and preparing for timothy seed
this Of the bottoms be waersd at rrng eXpen'e and
The alone prco that article IN the Lyeh
burg short time TO pay the cost OF tho
farm. On the mill site, requiring DO dam There Is
orchard OF variety of rult The situation handsome
commanding long range OF mountains Inc
buildings respectable and convenient The COM
posed OF independent citizens interior to none IN a
plain hospitality The place unsurpassed Tor health ana inc wafer
fine. II is convenient to churches. schools shops &c.
The soil oil this farm OF the quality for Improvement
and the arm easily rendered fertile The attention
Of the public has been repeatedly called through the press and os
TO The low price OF lands Amherst and farmers f" me
North East and from the Valley lately settled here to their
satisfaction, and another opportunity securing farm equal 10
this. the sane price his ynchbug city, and one oi
the Virginia products the
chard and dary) will not occur.
Lynchburs ts canal and rail facilities is rapidly in
crea.ng importance and this opportunity speculation
alone Price IS per acre
Persons coming up canal wishing farm will call
S,aples' Mills will be furnished horse if desired.
w. A. STAPLES, Lynchbure.
n. If wanted larger the farm can be added TO side
July 9-esow6w
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The slave is ouGet decures that I'll there cause
II ever occasion, in which all hearts should te mite!
every strained and every power cxer,cd surely The
r. nstoraon If human ratnc 10 its unaiienaalc night Is
such aGG winds up with scheme for tie emancipation al
all slaves allowing them 20 remain amongst US lhoae
deprived of civil rights.
Such are the views with which Gen Scott deeply i'm
pressed while receiving that education in Va which is 10
constitute his redemption from the sin OF combining with Sc
ward TO gull and deceive the South. These sentiments,
though expressed by virgnians, the gss c,ro-
and dangerous for thai We all know what position
country from end The other. And where we find
ard BY every citizen they epudatcd ro hold them
Of public cprobation. But has Gen. Scott chan
cd his position See what he says:
"The appendix have in thirty odd years in The
period have read scarcely anything The suhcct
MY EARLY IMPRESSIONS ARE FRESH AND UNCHANGED. Hence
had had the honor oI seat in the Virginia Legislature.
in The winter OF lSJl2 when bill was brought forward 10
carry out Ihosc views should crtan'y have given my
hearty support. And again "3u am persuaded HAT it
Is high mora! obligation OF masters and veo!dng States
10 employ all nenns not Incompatible with the safety OF
both coofs 10 meiiordte sarery 10 ercrmndti9n
Virginia and the people of Virginia have charged; but
Winfield Scots views fresh and unchanged. Here then
we Td the elements Of danger which will rpen in the fruit
OF ruin, if Gen Scott is elected He will be able
rhy is that The South hates that subtle arch traitor Sc
ward whose tongue is full OF music TO his Scos)
and being thus he will listen him whilst lie plans
our final destruction. Lot the South beware! They have
chance teach the enemies oi their interesIs
tohcorgolten lesson. They have chance reward the
faithful friend Of their rights and punish recrcan son
who has torsaen her in the h"u trial aud trouble.
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SCHOOLS AND COLL,-GES.

BY JNO. HART. Jk. =. NJ
session OF tins school, the residence Of Spen
coleman Esq Spotsy county will begin on the lei
n,r without interruption until NE end 0; July
~ The taught the Latn and Greek languages
Roman and Greek History Pure Malhc
ali branches. German. French, Italian and SPANISH
@ IN al subjects directed with especial view TO
-, repara not the University OF Virginia Students will
S,~y: wh convey Federicks Hal! Depot on the
E.l Road Monthly Circulars sent 10 parents aud guar
r The standing wards IN their studies
49, such other Information Is deemed proper
Tgxs-For ard and tuition SESSION. shs)Sl'u
the balance Al the end oil the session
ry hoo.s nshed houkseer prices Early applica'
the number OF boAiders VIII not exceed l..
,air,s. lno Iiari. Jr.. Lewis Store, SpoSyiVanla
;.,y t3-rtis;r,ct IWhs requested 10 r"py.l
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a NATIONAL UNION CoNvENTloN.-1he editor ID
Of III: y. York Mirror has been shown copy " e'I .o
!7,h instant for the purpose Of nominating Daniel W %
he Presidency This call is signed Oy Tsn,gs oGr nd
h., di,ncuish.d ,nrlcmen. The objects OF the move
men are to throw the Presidential election if possible into
the House, 10 reu,e the assertion that Mr. un-
oopuar with the people, and lay the tounoaionS OF VA
tional Union party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14
THE DEMOCRACY OF RICHMOND

Had most splendid ard interesting meeting Oh Friday
night Mr. r G. Scott presented letters from Lieut.. Gov
Leakc and Senators Soulc Hunter and hson, accepting
invitation 10 address the people Of Richmond al d'uren
times ranging from the 20;h September the Sth October
Mr. 5. also gave cheering report o! Democratic sentiment
in Western Virginia and Pennsy ylvara- having Just return
cd from New Market and Reading, where, the papers de-
scribe, he spoke with abiIity and eIoqucncc.
Mr. e. W. Randolph the Ecc,or for this city, mkt ad-
dressed the meeting for hour and half in very able
Speech marked by strong views lucid argument and sound
views. His sca,hng review Of the dangerous and corrupt
ing system of Internal improvements BY The Federal Gov
ernnen Of Gen Scotrs unness for The Presidency and
Of the Objectionable associations that led TO his nomination
and support received with genuine satisfaction and
applause.
M j. Caskie called for and warmly received
He made ew eoqnent remarks in praise Of glorious
candidate the nominee Of Virginia. and excused himself
from spscchs he expected carly day do service
in the cause. [lessrs Caskic, Patton and Crump have
been selected by The Democracy alcssrs. Bolts,
Daniel and Sanad the part of the Wings in discussion
at distant period.
Mr. r. f. Bottom ui Amelia called out, and in spir.
tied nd effective address ayowed his qualification al the
scene and bright prospects Of the Democracy In his
county he had hcal speaking-for the Whs clcctor
originally appcn,cd had refused support Scott and his
successor unwilling become the champion .: such
cause had left the Stale.
Mr.. + Lay OF powhaan being summoned forth TO say
wol made brief hut impressive address, in which lie
pointed the high merit; Of Gen. Pierce sound and
gcnun. Republican The Virginia School, and referred TO
Furnishing condition Of oar in the county "i Pow.
ha'an The evening wound up with short and glowing
appeal ffom 5 D. Demon, g, faI! meeting NJ the Fad
i ffcan Ci.urch in Monroe Ward Saturday night Mr
D. smoke checrry Of The progress OF the Democratic canse
",y,,,
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IMPORTANT RENuNCIATION.

Late last evening received The able card OF Hon Dan
ic Ienier If ryIand announcing his determination not
10 snppo General Scott ot President account oil ms
iiaon with Ihe fnaiica influences OF the North ni
enier was distinguished Wing member Of Congress from
MARYLAND for number of wears and late minister
Austria This recantaton is highly significant event.
We vii! publish his card in next number
Yesterdays Union.
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,rLa rRnM GAIIEORNIA

Nrw YoaK Sept II The Illinois, with one
davis nter adyces from California arrived to-day She let
Aspiawnll on the Sd September. She brings $4,000 dol
lars n guild ;,
The news from California is unmportan The health OF
the lshrnus good.
Flores yet discoura eed had left Paya with the rem
nant of his forces for Valparaiso The Peruvian govern
men had made fresh levies "f troops.
The S.-re Nevada is coming up. She brings nothing a;e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14

New YoRK, Sept live learn by passengers IN 'hS
b,oue Hayarj which arrived in t! city this morning.
with Buenos Ayrcs the 27h three weeks later that
revolution had broken in that city the previous
day and that the provincial governor had resigned The
vessel brings no papers, consequently ere without fur
ther particulars.
The Hon. Mr.. Schenck the American minister hah oeen
received by the governor the day previous to The revolution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14

LOWER CALIFORNIA AN INDEPENDENT STATE
II i. reported oy the Diego Herald, ION reliable au
,horj,y that active prrpnra foot 10 proclaim 'e
Independence Peninsula territory ard raise the
Flag Don Manuel Castro native of Monterey and late
officer in the Mexican army II said has been silently
engaged of lae cn!isting in that and IN me county
of Los Angeles to proceed Lower California, ana pro-
claim the independence Df that territory
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STEAMER REINDEER BURNT

S,rerprtys SEPT 10 -ne Reindeer was set on
FIRE and burnt 10 the waters edge to-day ty ncendIarts-
Nothing was saved The the vessel amounted
10 snme S55 600.
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ALBEh hfSLE rcuALE SEMtNiH
rss fnSG @ % r. Os aed Ga As S NJ Ms. oe
Snuve Gnquaded her than Miss Wig
w hal exgect our .ehno erst"io to speak Be,
ana satisfactory tesinola's might Dc sven-
bsh-ve miles E4s of c!.rl"ttesy's one mile from Shawe
ra sS ,%.s opposite Coz r Raa"ins
Youn. their ir,end- coming by Rail Road will be
course Of study includes all usually
The consists Of monh' dvast into TWO ses @
ssi' sa vii. Sti |s or term sTm q
Mathematics. Vocal Music and French s!31 90
aud raiaias, (waer co!ors3 and crayon, ; 90
Mc oa Piano viii use of instrument. l5@ 90
Asss.: ASAsDs %;SFr
Nfs1 "a %G HsS' :f Amelia
3S ssa sysss%i o Principal p1SS The M aeshSor HS
te.7nsa ,s :"s s's renarsaby good This srn".
M.:nens<;o wa & Polite letters thorough and
lansnas branches Greek Lain French and Spanish
M coniuc'eh he progresses To me EN- h 2"
hi, @go m ia s.s way the Teacher vi" faithfully 'S'0's MS ~
be had 10 this Academy daily by the Dan
The .eson viii Of October, and will
Board and Tuition s75-laabe half The first
1 WiaT l9: he m prSl & M'fSs r9asps Of Clifton Academy
Address AIT"ma'ox Post srr 1oI ;A9ss Aosa county Va
aMs,i,lIon Wn Archer Peter F. BoisEeau Lewis E. Enr
Wr, N.al Wilkinson. ThUs Y. Tabb.
Seden Madison Harris benjamin finheF
nr Icgt e Skciton. VIM Old -.
Observation-Disclosures H. Richard y. Thwea: Dr. joan W
Wax. x. Wake. :,
Lr.csorRc William NJ Mcsby, Charles l. Moshy' John NJ
RcHuoSp-o John Caske DR. Charles Bell Gibson Marina
Jnson Heath. Joseph Nayo Henry Irving
pgrgRsBrRo-David May, DR. Samuel A Hinton Charles j! Ca
t40! DR. Juhn Thweatt William X 1ohnson f. G. Hinton
/ " Coleman. Caroline; John e. Johnston Halifax -,
AMELIA ACADEMY Augus' 1851.
Wh peasur. and confidence recomment Mr. VIM Damn a.
s's4chsr worhv Of all patronage "M. IL. hanHlHo'>'
i-5awtD
AMELIA ACADEMY.
ivE iwcniie.h This Institution VIII open ctone 49,
Terms months, Board aud Tuition SOU! pay
ls,o and sl0u on the lst OF March
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KApPAHANNoCK ACADEMY,
CAROLINE CO., Va.
.cnncr I, nIr,rI IN NJ PRINCIPAL

GEORGE G. BUTLER, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
NIIE or Institution Will commence on the s
Moaa October 1882 and close on the I'm Friday o July
I3
the usual branches OF EnsHh
lan French and Spanish Languages Maeiaic
IL! Physlca! Science
Term.Bn and tuition months, Sl60-payabe half IN ad
cr and the Isl Of March, Catalosues eon'a'hh
' " GEO G.. BUTLER,
20. Rappahannock Academy, Caroline Co.. 'a.
Jty q-r2,H m. .-Y.w
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TUX ART Union SHUT UP.-The American Art
Ifon i, .hu no and prohs5y ta tonastone is in process
o caryinp and will be placed over w remains Fine de-
con Of Ihe cour appeals will be given In e" weeks
~, - ,o.,s m doubt what will br the character of Tint
decision The question is what is To be cone with the pro"
ner,v which undcr the minag.s cnntIof ihs pro"
,y amounts To from 500 600 10 sl5OOO0 To whom does
ith.onn1 A.sureGv - the managers who have man.
- - {, an badlv-fN y Hsrdid
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GEO IT, UlLch,
Rspuahannock Academy, Caroline Co., Va
Jay29-c2awm*w5 Wv
: ---~,---,
HAMeTOS MALE AND FEMALE aCADEMi.
hE Il session the 5ers School will commence on the
third Monday te ah) ptembcr. and continue ten months
Tie couys. study the usual branches o English The
PHYSICAL Military Tactics the Latin
Greek and French Languages, aud Music.
The instruction will consist IN reei'aiona o inc tex
v examnatios explanations; aud the student will
5e prepared HIGHER classes oi Tue University
Ah and easy Board and tuition IN az oanehes
eGis All except text books s1o per session b"afue
ale n9 allowed to deal on credit without m =" Tue pen ."
guardian. through the Principal 10 whom al IshImce
out nc made As the number oi pups rs inhen cary aPpGa
Without the following gentlemen; hoi
"4'on address, tpost pafdo Uam,oo % Virrini,
nans,so., t - - e',ia ,
y DII Snkihs ahd Mers W Fisher ESQ IT l;, @
HoT and Maj Alex Jones GhesIerhe,s .e On w ~ Sts pa
n SAM Calvert ESQ., Jackson -, ,.,. u Inon,anI
N :, W: ro~er 1orSown KEY ~ d. r rssor. En-
=" iimIslns Dl r. u Uuy anu 'o D. IT y, ~ 1
enon; M Koe. r I,ll Esq hne miam' ~ r, mn ~ M I p nbn
h Va Kew ihos liume Porsnoun "eo. rap aI 'Vl
nhs Jones Ess Norfolk Capt thomas IVY, ne~ oritans'
p D.,
%aourgh p'i OF Law and Ro6t Saunders, hs! a'e res-
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6UHLIc SALE OF vALUAHLE REAL ESTATE

N Wednesday the a2nd day September next fair,
0 @ day" Se @ s de f s G%"
fla Land on which ire Gabriel Gray Said
.on Moron John & ansbroush and John H. Gordon
s lies a i S nS abd ss
miles from the nearest Dpo. OF the Alexandria and Gordonsre
This farm containing the wheat land the
i country in which sua ed aud is also well adapted to the
The acigsnf getting produce 10 maj offered by
Improved OF the Rappahnnock River upon which there
mills within distance of
~ The Depot by the Grange PLANK
chased in whole Piedmont Of Virginia The location
famed for health ard srnicenee Of csnsry The IMPROVE
excellent Barn. Corn House and Stable and all necessary out houses
The terms Of sale will be residue equal
annual ns'anents the deferred to bear interest from The
cnty and a deed Of upon he property.
The purchaser will be sufficient possession for seeding crop
u November. WltLi4M 9 Il sRAv, !; ANDERSON
$500 ACRES OF ltOANOKx :: LAND FOR SALE
sE undersigned Trustees Of Francis A. Thornton, Esq offers
his large and rau ble real estate for SALE and invite all who
Wish purchase land in Warren county North Carolina Meek
snburg Virginia TO and examine The following desirable s'ua
ALEXANDRlA-The residence of Mr. Thornton la miles from
he elegantly improved and valuable situations on the Roanoke
he dwelling and ahs new tasty ard convs
GO low grounds. dccd and hooughy drained the lots
sufficient to cure hundred hcyshea tobacco The
mii from The river aheallhy
COTTEN'S TRACT-lsmejiateiy below and the river OF
1000 acres; which Girls, and Saw Mil also Of value
$50 low grounds and The whole presents attractions with
which purchase seldom this other country
THE OLD 2,so acres 800 " Of Snsh are a low o
those wishing buy rarely found IN so large
BUCK sPRING-The residence OF The late Nathaniel Macon
comprising lsou and lying the of Hub Quarter
Creek valuable highland plantations in Warren
celebrated for its good and hsahhu'ness
Persons wishing purchase will Cal. either of the snbscl
who will with much pleasure conduct em through portion or
all Of these They will e privately time
between . and st of December part or all OF the above
named having ample authority do and should
unud notice will public sale that
impossible do justice this valuable aud extensive
DESCRIPTION OF advertisement II is the largest and
most valuable offered North Carolina, aud those
wishing such property esrney invited 10 call soon
WM. HENDRICK,
A c. BOYD,
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RUGBY ACADEMY,
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN,


WASHISGToN CITY, ID. c.
rs,lS institution Will sixth annual session on the Isl
of seprnber Its n instruction and discipline Is
w tel according the approved meth ds. The OF
comprehensive aud thorough all the branch
a ibera education The best Teachers employed IN every
ard every paid the comfort the scholars
'' G.. I. MORRISON, Principal.
prrrRcSCCS-Wm w. Corcoran Esq, Tho-. Ruchio, ESQ
r.rr i ] P,ec Lieut.. NJ T. Marcy, WIN. sridcn, Esq.
lS-ct
LIZ XINGTON LAW SCHOOL.
TIME fourth subscribers Law School will commence
rr Mpi.y lh October aud terminate
uay The March 1853 Gentlemen desiring detailed IN
f,-.;i,, az Of instruction adopted IN school,
book. expenses will py receive reply to their enquI
r,.s n circular communicating The desired information
" JOHN ". BROCkENBROUGH.
Lexington. Va. Aus. 30. lsJ2-ctu25
HANOVER ACADEMY.
TryTjE Institution VIII ocooe
\ mouths with he Inicrinssiun Of week a
Ctris :,as uuil he ; 81 OF Juy l>oi.
and Tuition. including hing but lights
s scholastic "f mOn.hs; sllo payable Let Oco
o., and sll5 ge. abe Isl March
apple the Pnncpll catalogues can be obtained
nas tall Information all psnis Post Office, Taylosvllie
Hanover county Va.
LEWIS VI COLEMAN, II A.. Principal.
SAMtfEL SiIOOLER, VI. A., Teacher OF Mathematics.
Inrl
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A AMELIA ACADEMY,

TsE twentieth This institution VIII oren Octoher ls-
months. Board aud Tuition Sup pay
sIu on The October, and s0u on The lat OF March
p,rcc, rrri,r.p n Amelia Couny WM III. HARRISON.
Aug3 3-rxs
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RUMORED DRESIGNATION.-A despatch in Saturdays
Baltimore Sun, says:
WAsHlSorox Sept. l0-lt is rumorcd thai Col Forney
Clerk Of the House of Representatives having become pa
ponreto in the Washington Unonr will resign nj. oice on
the lst of December B. b. French is sposen y; as ms
SUCCESSOR
The Washington Union that there Is no foundation
70. the above statement, either far as the Union or as M
Forney is concerned
The Boston Post publishes the following oho'us pro-
duced BY Scott Gee Club:
"D-n the locos,
Kill 'em-slay 'em,
Give 'em hell
With Scott and Graham"
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HON. THOMAS II. BAYLY.

We publish below The admirable letter of this gentleman,
in reply invitation attend the Hilsborough meeting
Aug 10 1852: