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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-02-06

Wind is chilled. the beasts or the field all como
f,r shelter io the abDdrs II man the tempest
gathers ITSELF heats the mount, and rolls down
us delugc inlo the valleys, inmates dwell
safely in the homo, and romfor rlows apaco
ou the heart. Midst all these affecting phe-
nomena. the Atheist acknowledges nu God,
thanks no father; lifa and death are contin-
ualiy passing with cheering and sad allerna-
tion b,rrsm, or bridal, NJ burial, constant
ly marking spmc point In domestic OF neigh
borly history.
Amid thc affairs ofuali6ns constituting tho
Iram1 " destiny and time, In all their mysle-
rou. succession of causes ard ctEscquences,
tho A'hci., drs-yrns mn sovereign intellect, no
sr.dnr Providence; ihi. would surly b9
appalling Il ve we're no, fully persuaded that
80 such philosophy must meet b. denial and
i's counr1clo1 iu ihr living orrsr.encc of
nm. srul But there 10 aro'hcr sr-i NJ Alhe.
rsm which rive, cause fral-rn The A,hs.
'sm NJ principle Atheism ~ hcarl, drives
oui On ih1' is divine vihr ihr spirit and
lrurri. a.i r1, BE- distinct t1 th- DE- Such
Atheism makes mrn acknowledge 90 rule.
hr' u4, ~ ,,r,1.rrcv. ro st7rdnul tui that
of srlfsh1rs, ra God bu, tra, II MATERIAL
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lfGn' h- ro' DO il' s.' o, 800 respiration
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OLD SERIES, VOL. 10, NO. 10

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Hence, Mr.. Chairman, tho necessity of keep
ing this hnuse as we inl u, iIr II Il is iniur
cd or dcstmyed. It mus, bc repaired or rebuilt
With these few remarks in rspspl TO the pre-
scryal,n Of your costly house, will sny io
the parents. that iu my humble opinion. YOU
have acted wisely In erecting 80 plcasln, an
cdIdco for your dear children; ior il will be
,o them. as il were, a pleasant and cheerful
hu.ne--.a place they will 60 W with pleasure,
and reium with regret. Ycs. it.vlI! be- The
las, thing thought of ~ night, aai the carli.
est coming of the morning dawn W, % Gud them
sull lllukiur or the same. Pcrhimc tosly,
parents, ,liai 500 have a rltl, Co w..e apoud.
cr bolsi than that II a certain Roman Emrc.
rr. who hoa,trd "uh1, he found Rome a ciIy
brick. and lct It . city n marble" larn,
bot ambitions hiast While upon the con-
inU. yours is ihaI Of giving io ,o1r children
ihe means lnd the chance ol acquiring lhli
knowledge and education which is 10 ft lhsn
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A Dreadful CASE OF MURDER
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.


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fore noticed what a strong resemblance every
trce bare to robbcr but ho graspcd his pis-
rol firmly, and walked slowly towards his
coal.holc
. |, j. astonishing how the cool air eools
mans courage. AZ every step Mr. Piuch.
beck took. he dc,outy wished be was safely
back IN bed. II vas NJ cold that II snade his
knc,, ,otler and hi. hand. uomble, 40 lha, he
had almns, made up hrs mind To GO back, hen
figure rushed quickly ont Of the cual.
hole. and jumped at the vail. Mr.. jeremiah
started back hastily his pi.lol went OF
somehow there was a Wild shrek the hg.
urc threw up rs arms and spranr high IN the
AR, AVID then dropped a corpse at hIs luIlcung
feet. lie would have liked To run away, but
was glued to the spot. li-larc not call out,
although hy heard tlc whole sc the women ln
the house 10 iull cry. Ne h7j, as be clhoughl,
committed murder, AND hc f., a choking scn.
,auon. that was mosl ,pu &c. What must
he doi Mr.. T., making terrible lamentations
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,.. g,..rI g..II. had committed Ilur
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had l.rn r4u..d ny ihr Ln., nrd from .hr
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-25
nELeGATEs TO BALTIMORE.

In the Parkersburg News-a handsome and spirited De-
moeratic paper just started by Messrs Mccormick q
Rhoads and whose advent we hail with p'a'ue~e learn
that the District Convention assembled at that place the
18th inst, Col Thompson in the Chair and T g Smith
Secretary The following delegates TO the Baltimore Con.
venon and Altorna,es recommended by committee
and unanimously appointed
DslrsArrs-s Thornburg of Cabel, CT Bssle Of Mason
r Thompson OF Kauawha, 4 Stockton OF Fayette, )
s,ringer Of Wood Smith Of "oodJ II French D OF OF
Glmer Bland ff Lewis, Vance OF HarfSon' hph Dos
Of DoddrIdye. r,~. of ro,,
AIrzRsirEs-J wsman Of Wayne, Geo Crow % OF yscT "a
son. A P Fry of Kanawha, II Bsale OF Mason, =
Jackson of Pleasants WJackson of 0odddge Jackson
Of Gilrner Bennett of Lewis, Basel OF HARRISON
S Lewis Of Harrison
The District Convention Of tho 18th district held al Tue
Sweet Springs on the 18th ins appointed the following de-
legation 10 the Baltimore Convention:
Gen A A Chapman, Gen D Layne, James McDo~ei1 y
and John Miller, Esars AHernotss-Nat HARRISON y
Gray, Handy, Esqrs. and Hon II Edmonson.
The Halifax and Wyhe Districts the only two Dis
trcts in the State, not heard from.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-25
l EMANA

nUDlEy JOHNSTON have removed the emily oc'
Copied ,, Mcss GAY Co.. No lio Easi. Square
ee rccsTg and opening hIg: and handsome ar ar
ne Staple and Fancy Dry Goo to which they invite m
s-nion III, m former patrons anu the public generally.
10 THE PATRONS OF TIE LATE CONCERN OF GAf, MA
a,vng .sen ua,i as Salesman tie Dry Goods Store OF
E, vpIEy & JoYssroS successo Messrs GAr MATHEWS
60 respectfully beg the attention OF Inc customer
he M in whose employ have spent several 70 ne
ee aud desirable stock Of staple and fancy Dry Gooas u h
a; position, aided by The ACCOMMODATING anu noSaa
is employers shall be ab 10 render hsn me
a:.acri a. WILLIAM IT, FERIosoN'
ir-'6
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II, R. RICHARDS.
no. g., JOHN STREET, THREE DOORS bhlo"
Eas.,r Efreet. EeW fRTk,


-, (ronMEnLY OF LrHcuBuRo, vIRoI11A,]
EEpS on hand asgenoraI assortment Of Hardware ana
ae almost Tools Buiders eooo
keepnR Articles. Persons wishing 10 purchase gooos
lae al the lowest prices, desired 10 call on MIN ~ No -
tss ~ '' " ~ " ~ II n RICHARDS,
AyH-elm No 81, John srest, New York.
\RGINIA.-A Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the CIR
"say, 1859:
Pitts:
ssains
.:aa.r ''" on' ""'' '-''' A' " Dsits
OF this suit upon the bill in which en- injunction hs.
the sale of the land therein mentioned under ht
trust exhibited with said bill Is to have division OF said
sale thereof and distribution Of the proeeeds amongst the
Wm kessee, decd: and affidavit having oesh mans am
The defendants named nonrcsldens OF this Com
the sad defendants notified 70 appear at the Rule
the Clerks Office the said Court on the frst Mon
hsy do what necessary protect their increH
u, Aeopy-Tssto r. ROBHRTs, Clerk.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
PUBLISHED DAILY AND SEMI.WEEKLF,
nv WIILIAM F. g. THOMAS RITCHIE, JR.
7 E 7 NJ s:

49, Da;,v paner dollars and the rate OF org
,Is shorter period than yoar Fol
Weekly Eve dollars and three dollars lot sLN @
s in pcd in the Office remted By mall posi- a'
six dollars pei. the end Of year mail il good and
s- All dues 10 his be renlltsn PEI NM, w ev
,nsh,e Rank notes al the ofhc Editors Me pps.ase
% @ Nv rrs The postage Of single eer Is scarce
s oetns pu. g hs rter s the accumulation Of POSTAGE in
erensivc which operates as upon a''S
-, rur DAILY ENQURER--For lines or loss. 6rst in
.rton a and every succeeding cents
ven and s hall cents
- nroporo yertisements OF srcaerlengexc.p i
whoare charged dollars ncluded)
II TIE SEMIWEEkLE-For lines, first insertion
:, Fonts: for each continuance so cents
distance be accompanied with the advance
:. satisfactory references 10 insure execution.
s Obituaries as tributes of respect exceeding eight nes e
n uyrd for $ advertisements.
p All Obituaries and Narriasc from the country, whenever t
nrys writing unknown be authenticated by the
Postmaster the neishoood they VII IN no
s,e published Every measere that has been tasent9
nnlpu- and ouzzes unavang We must
ereoe in such the being cert
s hack Of the letter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-25
e mn o. q. INSTRUMENTATION IN Il

1sK. THOMAS p. G.. HENSHAW.EWhereas, IN inc
Court Of for Henrico county T. NJ B. Roy di on
eerrain noe payable demand for tbs sum Of slsy
dollars cents with interest TO be comput
s Of sr per centurn per annun the 9th day Of
$50 il pa, men and the eoss Sc 81 cens and heri
M having i,.d on said Judgment the pad with inter.
cos. az aforesaid dated the th day August
Isl did on the 26h day August ISL pay ne sad non
Pa Now take notice that shall tho 22d day OF June ensuing
the Crcui. Court Of Law Tor Henrieo county or h
Angus 1851 till paid and five per cen!nm damages On .no
~ SIT 81 agreeable the statute OF virginia In sueh case
re / and provided Respectfully, Sn Sours !. u,wrx
xfb M.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-25

Mr. Rspck Whg) is elected to the House OF Delegates
from respbrier county, by II majority J. B. CalWe
ESQ., fDem to succeed Sam Price Esq, Whig resigned
Ths yo,s stood, Renick 393, Calwell s2l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-25
New YoRx, May II. 1882
TO THE COUNTRY READER! !

C,raxs OF CoURTs-Amid the excitement attendant, upon
the filing up other offices in the gift OF the people, we are
umewhut surprised that little interest has bccn manifest
I'd in regard The choice of candidates for the cerksps OF
the various courts Of Sne The position these officers
fill s but very little If in my degree Inferior in point of re-
sponsbiy That occupied by the judiciary and in the
lection of them great regard should DC had 10 competency
and moral WORTH il the choice between Candidates Tor the
bench There arc arising every day, involving thou
sands of dollars occurring immediate action, which clerks
are called upon decide, without the intervention OF the
Judge, and without an opportunity to csnsn with counsel
In their possession. Should clerk in such cases the
marty aepreved is compelled to the for relief
ore the remedy applied the debtor escapes his property
squsndercd and instead of receiving his Just demand the
creditor must rest satisfied with the empty decision OF court
of Justice Such have occurred where the clerks
have been of experience and intelligence II our courts
are cursed with incompetent and inexperienced hands, these
cases will become the rule instead Of forming the excep-
ton.
courts have but little to learnlha good autograph and
rapid pen the chief if not the sole requirements neces-
sary to fill such posts. But This is altogether mistake
To be good clerk, must know muchvery much Of the
principles law and OF the practical applications Of those
principles To acquire the first is easy task as many
Of our Young barristers testify To acquire the last is
much more difficult 1t is difficult when the utmost
delbcraon be given to The point handit douby
so when the spur Of the moment and amid the harass-
men aud vexation of other business clerk called upon
to carry out into immediate practice principle somewhat
doubtful its operation. To give single instance which
mind at the present moment We have cause
OF action against party who is about to depart the com
monweslth and we desire to proceed against him in the
manner prescribed by the act Of 1861 We cannot obtain
The aid of professional skill Our debtor will be off in few
hours We repair the clerks Office obtain the necessa-
ry process Our clerk is fresh handhe is just from the
field The counting room the mechanics shop He has
heard of eapa he has dsed into the mysteries
of tina, terrible writ We discover he knows nothing about
it. True he writes good hand-he writes rapidly-he can
down in beautiful orm any set Of words we may
him; but he does know hor 10 do what want. we
are sen, off after counsebefoe debsr es-
capes aud wc are pussed This is fancy picture
In less than six months after the election of ncompe-
tent clerk such will arise and such will be the issue
The consequence will be, that to safe dispatch OF
egnl matters every will be compelled every
occasion professional skill and the people will pay pretty
dearly for the precious privilege of elecng cerk-one OF
themselves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-25

Thu re.o,fon offered In the House the 7st inst was
oe.rsd hv Mr. Bower of Putnam and by Mr.. Brown
a. reported.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-25
E1GLE TOUNDRY.

" removed the large Foundry erected o
himself and cited out with machinery Of Tho cetI ano @ mos
style ia In oado oi lobscco
fr Mills nrrn.d TO receive orders Stationary steam En-
Of deepon and inuS o. ,n "n %
b.. He pledgcs himself execute iahioJ anu VII"
fe ali work entrusted hm, and respectfully soes eai
b.. friends and the public generally PbiLi5 hAM,
Carey between Pearl and 10Th s'rees
cash pricespaid for old son brass and copper
I~Gxw
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DIED.

pxpInrn this m :. w.rrsnon, Virgins, tho evening OF
wednesday, the l9h nst EMILY ysangsG dsusk'sr Of Lamar
Hsnsr, a6sd q ysau
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-25
nISTINGIuSlES aRRIYaLS

DISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS.
WAsHIseToE May 2l.-Lori and Lady Wharncife, with
their daughter Miss Stuart Worey and servant from Eng
land arrived to-day and took lodgings at the Nstions Ho'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-25

JOHN NJ. LATHAM,

WASHINGTON CITY d. C.
PRACTICES several Courts of the District OF Columbia
his profession which may be entrust
,t:o MS will With prompt attention. lie roers
Aessls. SILp;N. WlrHERS d Co.,
Gen. JNo. NJ. acCALLA, Washington, ID. c.
JAMES J. MILLER, ESQ.,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-25
TAE VIRGINIA INVENTION.


IMPORTER for The relief and Prlapsus Ute Of
m public the last years and has
rl BY OF the enen: Physicians and has proved
DC valuablei the kind
REFERENCES Francis H. Stribng, NJ D. Saunun Va; Prof
BARBOUR NJ D. St Louis Mo- Robt H. Sears NJ. d T. Foley,
Co. Va J. Jackson NJ D., Woo.stoek. Va; T. hGash n D.
NJ ~. Col keyser Luray Page Co.. VIM S. Asop n.
D. An-vle, VA DR. Sanders 0ccoqua Prince William, Co.
Anderson Brown, VI D, Front Royal, Va.
ADIE & GRAY Agents, Richmond Va.
subscriber for the Paen,ee) will cell the right Of any
incorporated city thai been sold
As postage paid Slate Mills Rappahsnnok County Virginia
N,r-h 9-aw3n, p 6. POWELL,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-25

TRIAL TRIP OF THE STEAMSHIP POWHATAN. &c.
NORFOLK May 2l.-The United States steamship Pow
Hon. w Graham, Secretary of the Navy, and Commo'
dores Morris and Shubck board who have visited NOR
folk for the purpose. Her machinery Is pronounced to nave
worked admirably and given entire satisfaction.
The Secretary and his suite yesterday received
aboard the fgate Pennsylvania with salute due their
rank
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-25
RUNAWAY ABRESTED,

NERE committed 10 the Jail OF No,oway va on The 6h
March last. lie ABOUT Nry
feet three inches hig blind in the right e!e he
seemed simple minded fellow, of The true African stamp
h Congress and shoes; his
filthy and taered thar their color cannot be known
his is Billy that he belongs Hyde Saunders Of
e,;n5uE and that he hired the Mr. Webb
the Richmond and Danvie Rail Road His owner Is
guessed forward prove property pay charges and take him
away, lie viii be dealt with rs the law directs.
THOMAS A. BASS, Jailor
r,.oa,yc n V, Anil Id-cw6,,.
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TEVA Mn GEVCY

TEXAS LAND AGENCY.
rBtNiLTOS & IIESDREE, CoUSsELLoRs LAW AND GENE.
III LAND AGENTS will attend promptly 10 all rroessionl
business ClrcuN and Supreme Courts OF the State and in
lie District aud Courts also all matters
.ouchc ari their Address post pad
.rv NJ Austin Texas jan l6-cwly
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n. institute paws the expenses OF The State dot for H'fon
f .Enr fuel lights medical attendance, 6ooss stationery ona
c AMI in consideration thereof he Is required 70 each IVY
rom $40 $50 pc according to
AIatruns will also received for Pay Cadets Inc expenses
. of Cadets vary from S275 $500 for II months, ncuo
inc coiirc. - -.:..,
e4-aonsAge between 10 and % years-unsxGe poTaple
Vt a!...nn not less than Two, more than hYe years
Tae.monias Of the Ststc Cadet applicant shouio state ~ "
10 u-aSe pay his own expenRes , t.,,..h.rs
;'E .r graduating class OF this year >o,- ,Y e>,,Tu
Superintendent Virginia Military Institute.
81 psners pubsred IN vacant DISTRICTS will confer aVor on
t.r ea,' by cp.rr notice ufthe vacancy
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STOVES, RANGES, HOT AIR FURNACES, ..
THE LATEST AND HEST PATTERNS MADE
NO person doubt the the
~ Stoves. Tin, Japanned and Iron Ware, Sc,
The celebrated ENDLESS Chain Pump'' has only 10 be
FORCE AND SUCTION PUMPS.
Orders will receive especial and filled promptly Mer-
supplied Goods guaranteed represented, and offered
Inc LOWEST CASH PRICES. WM. II. ENSIGN.
Seq. 9-d&cwtf lac Main Stree,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-10-02

while the body Of the father as he lay
on the bed of death, with his wounds
and bruises, be exhibited to the gaze of
the traveller, with the warning placed
ben cath: "Behold the result of Intern
perance." | would, also, suggest. that
there be inscribed, over the door of the
bar-room ian orderly house kept here
and that there be placed in large letters
IN front of the counter, Drink while
you have money to pay for it, but, re-
member, that it is dangerous to get
drunk at this establishment" MARK.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-10-02
Correspondence Of the Cecil Wing.
Letter from Washin.tOn.
w WASHINGTON, SEPT. 80, .

w ASHlNGTON, DEPT. 81, ~.
Great Reaction In Public Sentiment
Cheering Prospects for Scott-BrH-
ISL agasnst ScoH-ImProcsments at
Washington, &c.
Mr.. EDITOR: The political news that
is daily reaching US is indeed cheering,
''to the boys of 1870" Much of it is
not made public for fear that some
might slacken their efforts; not that
there are fears of defeat, but hat we
wish TO have decisive majority. Such
a change in the feelings of a party was
never known here before. A few weeks
ago there We're doubters and grumblers,
but now every whig is sanguine of sue
cess, and eager for the day of battle to
arrive, when they are bound to conquer
a victory.
The battle wakes warm IN Virginia
and the Loco that expects an easy victory
there ''reckons without his host "
Stranger things have come TO pass that
Virginia going for Scott. Many think
twill be strange indeed if she don't. The
young stock of Va. Wings are the right
twill; the seed has been sown and the
harvest is near at hand.
The " higs Of North Carolina ga, to