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WAsHINGToN, SUPREME CouRT Room,


GENTLEMEN: have examined your republica
ton of the current English and Common Law
Reports, and like very much the design and exc
cution oft.
Neither Judge nor lawyer can very well do
without the contemporary decisions of the Eng
lish Courts. have found them always 30 instruc.
tive and useful that I have hitherto read them in
any form in which they have been published.
Hereafter ! will do so in yours.
The Courts in England daily acting upon
cascs presenting important and also new features.
All of us must acknowledge that they are adiudi-
Gated with very able and discriminating &C ute ness
and with great learning.
Wishing your publication every success / am,
gentlemen, respectfully, your obedient servant.
Messrs LITTLE & BRowN, Boston, NIassac husctts.
WAsHINoToN, January 2S, 1852.
GENTLEMEN: A publication like that in which
you arc engaged, of the English Law and Chan
Gerry Reports, if promptly and accurately executed,
cannot fail of great usefulness to the profession,
including both the Bench and the Bar. The work
far you have proceeded in it, appears to be
accurately and well done, and is certainly fur,
nished at a cheap rate,
With great respect, you're,
p. V. DANIEL.
GENTLEMEN: ] am much pleased with your re-
print of the English Reports in Law and Equity.
and as we'll executed the present Volumes and
with the same prompthess. they will receive the
general patronage of the Bar.
Yours, &C., X. G. GRIER.
Messrs. LITTLE s. BRowN.
March Is
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PROPOSALS FOR TIMBER FOR THE
NAVY.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF ORpNANCE AND HYDRoGRAPHY,
June 4, 1852
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed proposals for
- Timber" will be received at this Bureau, I'M
til O'Clock p. of the 18th of July next, for fur.
nishng and delivering, under contract at each OF
the several Navy Yards at Charestown, Massa
chusetts Brooklyn, New York, and Gosport, Vir
ginia. the following described timber, viz:
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~ Foliage, sc.
Walks and Talks Of an American Farmer in
England, with Illustrations, being Putnam's Semi
monthly Library. "
Feb Is FRANCK TAYLOR.
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On this - day Of -, in the year -,
before me personally came (here insert the name of
the ,carrdSltee) and there insert the and
dcmce Of a ,viness,) and the said (hsre insert the
name Of The ,eitness) being well known to me as a
credible and disnterested person, was duly sworn
by me, and on his oath declared and said, that he
we'll knows the said (!ere insert the name Of the
,c1rrantee) and that he is the same person to whom
the within Warrant issued, and who executed the
foregoing assignment, and his testimony being
sasfac tory evidence 10 me of that fact, the said
(here insri the name of the syd,rantee) thereupon
acknowledged the said assignment to be his act
and deed. (OGicer's signature
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FORM FOR THE ASSIGNMENT OF THE 10
CATION.-No. 2.

For value received, l, A. B., to whom the within
certificate Of location was issued, do hereby sell
and assign unto c. D., and to his heirs and assigns
forever tie said certificate of location, and the
warrant and land therein described, and authorize
him to receive the patent therefor.
Witness my hand and seal, this - day OF
-, lS5
Attest: A. b. [sEAL.l
4. F.
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Form of acknowledgment ,,here the uendor IS per
sonaNy knotcn to the officer taking the same.
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Form of acknowledgment tchere the vendor is moi
hno,rn 10 The officer, and his identity has to b.
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On this - day of -, in the year -,
before me personally there insert of the
person TO aDhom the certificate Of location issued) to
me well known, and acknowle edged the foregoing
assignment to be his act and deed; and l certify
that the said (tere insert the Of the person to
,cton the certificate of location ssued) is the lden-
teal person 10 whom the within certificate OF To-
cation issued, aud who executed the foregoing as
eignment thereof
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Form of ackno,oed gmeu ,ohere the peador is knoton
to The officer taking the acknowledgment.
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On this - day of -. in the year -,
before me personally there insert tie of the
soarTuntee) to me we'll known, and acknowledged
the foregoing assignment to be his act and deed;
and certify that the said (here insert the Of
soGrrantee) is the identical person to whom the
within warrant issued, and who executed the FORE
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COMMERCIAL REyURD.


THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER % 1859.
WHEAr.-Prlmc White ok; Good DO 95; Prime Red
90 =; good red 90 cts cash
FLOUR-Sars the bank have been made AZ sis =
Receipts continue very lieh!. T. }. PEYTON
CORN-63 cta. per bushe
CORN MEAL-70 cents per bushe'.
LIME.-Salcs al 81.
OATS-31s 40 els per bushel
RiE-75 cents.
BACON.--SmihfrId md Todd's hog round, II cents;
Western sides Oa ii cents shoulders. 81 cents; city
snnked sides, 10Y cts; bagGrd hams, ID IL
FISH-ilcrrn.s, No. l Gut 81 I 25; 5H So
Roe 81 90 Mackcrc, No. 3. Sta: No . Slll, =
No. !, Sl2 so. Shadsl0 10 so. Halifax Gross Her.
rings 81 80, cut s. 80
LAtD-BoIs. l2s cts kegs l3s cts, pals l3l cts
lRONPig Iron $50 TO 50 according quality S,.r-
$50 per ton English 80; rredegar Richmond
65; Up Country Bar SS2a s., according 10 quality
GCANO-s52 oilsrcd-and not 10 be- had.
COFFEE-Kio 9 n Ok; Laguayra 81 Ga cts.
PLASTER-Gr"und So +; Lump a.. To A. al wharf.
SALT-Sal"s from wharf at 81 81. from 81 Is.
HAY-Sl % a 81 from wharf.
STEEL-slQ5 pcr
SrGAR-p"rio Rico cents; New Orleans 81 a
A.
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For tho ENQUIRER.
Al kDUE AT


Mr. r. D. Snnxav, Book..eler hae made strong appeal
Facts and Fiction published by Mrs. julia Mayo CabeIl
who The aulioresJ and who intends approprntng The
proceeds Of sales of the book the erection of House of
Refuge. This appeal should pass UNDECIDED. work
house for Migrants much needed and has been long de
sired bv citizens Al cas ten thousand copies OF Mrs
Cabc should be purchased-hc price being only fifty
cents Ii would only be Swing 10 every payer
nav thai sum- but would enable city rid itself of The
horde oi vanraus which daily nfrst Streets and
paar!y Imprisoned fed and clothed the expense of ,s
CITY Another consideration should induce the erection u!
Work House: Such institution will be instrumental in
The ref rm Of GrunEas hr placing the victims of interpe
rance Beyond reach ri the intoxicating draught-insrl
ing in them the principles Of industry OF which they have
been d by pouting Effects Of alcohol and
uay ,uccccd in restoring them 10 thsr families with The
determination labor for their support Apart from the
book which is written with great taste and
lug = David nrnv high order of intellect in the amin
biz accomplished wriie her benevolent design shGuli
receive arp oboun and support Of every CITIZEN Her
purpo, merely TO free tho streets of vagrants bui she
fco- called by those gcdke principles Of charity which
are inherent in the female breast protect The orphan
ameioate The condition OF the depravcd and them
their families She has already exercised this holy call
ing Of charity by snatchns from destruction the almost
ORPHAN deserted by its unnatural dssipated parent and
placing II in orphan um; and she offers the
shrine Of charity the product OF her talents Work
House House Of Refuge for The unfortunate. Tas APP
peal certainly be made in vain, when every citizen
is 81 deeply interested. CITIZEN.
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LET THE DEMOCRACY COME FORTH.

LE
n, E,idav October lat Senate. Hunter, and on Friday
Oc,ober 9Th Senator Masoa will address the Democracy oi
Richmond We give tins early notice, that our irienu' ~
the surrounding counties may have an opportunity o. se
ing virgnias able and eloquent Senators IN Inc
the United States Let the Democracy rally IN large nun"
hers and lei the enthusiasm that both those occasions sha
elicit DO dfused through the State. We wish 'rsnlu 70
give vote tina, shall ring through the Union ana tha sha
Ak her undyng principles as the true policy OF Inc nation
Let u.s. therefore, not only have large meetings mere on INT
. and the srh Ocober let friends in every county
f tho S,o,eelecors and conmtees-arouse the people,
and ally them 70 the polls Be confident of r
umuh-our only dangebut organize, eor and ddor from
now until the % day of November 10 overthrow the secret
insidious and incessaut movements OF the Wings
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PRICES OF STocxs1y RICHMOND.

=
If..s srisn5 Thursday. Septesbsr q
Virginia State stock date
III. Treasury. Slu,
virginia S;lis Stock. with interest from
LIT jay short dates it' and interest long dates LOG and int
Bonds guaranteed by safe Of Virginia. with interest
o'l stJllE las! sales l0l and Int
City Of Petersburg Coupon iOrds, with ntores from
l-io Aug last 'ae-: lu0 and int.
City al Richmond Su-S, with Interest from Is, July
las; sales. ion and I'M
Virginia Bank stock, par $40, sales this week. Is
Farmers Bank Stock. las. sales, los
Exchange Bank Stock. sales this week, U.
Virginia FIR: aad Marine Insurance Soek last sales oIS
Richmond Fire Association Stock iast sal
Richmond frc:shs and Potomac Railroad Stock,
;hI- week.
virginia Contra Railroad Stool. last aalef 20
Richmond an! Petersburg Railroad Stock, last sales.
JAMES Rive! and kanaSha Stock. At sales, Il
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ALABAMA

Col J. J. Seibele, Of The Democratic Electors has
been travelling extensively through North Alabama and
writes home tie Montgomery Advertiser upon the sub
ect of Presidential election in this STATE, follows
1.-The cause sided here and regarded by all
pa re. excite much interest and the only thing likely
prevent mammoth and unprecedented majority iG that
The people will have sufficient inducemeni
With opposition the democratic maj ority In The Stale would
svel 10 twenty thousand but rs Is original orily
claimed BY u.s. fifteen thousand will probably be about
the extent The wings up here eoncede eight
aand 10 the probable democratic majority"
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AN ATTRACTION.

gives pleasure announce that on Tuesday night
mex, the lovers OF music will have fine opportunity OF en-
J1ying themselves Mad iideman and hons. Genibrel,
OF the Paris Opera, and their way to New Orleans,
will give Concert Tuesday night at the universa'tt
Church We have had the qualification Of hearing them
hearse some Of their exquisite rorceaur at music
of friend, P H. Taylor-and 10 force volume, varied
expression and richness of melody they fsvoaby
rny musicians who have appeared in Richmond They
will be ably assisted by accomplished townsman
Ir Stadtermann, the Piano, ond M De Costa on the
finite
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

NItHN"ND SEPT ~
TOBACCO-The market continues active withou; much
change IN prices. ~ u. MARTIN & co.
Sale. Of Tobacco since TUESDAY last, by ~ NJ MARTIN
Co =" MIDI, at 81, 81, 40 IS Al g. IS !; Es
ta'e "i J " Fish, at Is; Jno G. Davis, al 25; T. F.
West ), NJ / % 90 Is and 81; Wright King 3 al
% and 50: T Pope A. al s. ) 10 % and IS;
I McCi-hr. ,. al Is ard IS; w pursci at IS;
L!pscomb; 81 80: a II Hawkes. a. 90: A Aston
:. At aud = nme- ). 60 SO -. anil so; y
VI 'r"hi-, ar6 % % g. IS and 10 49, Mrs f.
" irlblr, 2 end 9 %: Joyc. al SO and 8; )
Mn.s . IL S J.LMes LInycs ST. 2. az 1 IS and 5
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uM Bolts declared that he in wise responsible Tor
the address of 1870 10 which he had always been opposed
because he believed have been written by one VINO was
either really ignorant Of the Issues between the wing aho
Democratic parties who designed wiliuy to issa'e
and msreesent position of the parties with regard 10
the 5. Bank"
The above is an from sketch of Mr. Bots DIN
wdde speech in the Petersburg lntelgcncer II If Jar
specimen OF the honesty Of Virginia Whggery. Mr. Lyons
is well known, the chairman OF The Wing committee
in 1870 and the author Of the address o! that year.
We now have Mr.. Bolts, the present leader OF Inc
Wing party of Virginia. denouncng that address as the re-
suit OF Ignorance or designed wiuly to mlssate ana
nsreprescnl Inc position OF tho Wing party. MIR. Lyons
for standing by and adherng the published doctrines OF
his par,y is denounced traitor and Mr. Bolts, the re-
eusant in ls45 held up the great pillar OF the Wing
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PAPEi, HANGING. TpUOL>TEKY GOODS. &

EH'N
now receiving tI al PAPER IhNi.lNt,>, con-
Ing nj French and American. rr-r". rlaI Is r-
vel, G anG ian Borders $50
tbs
ALSO. CARPETS, RUGS. FLOOR oil. e! DTn>, MAJ
SATIN AND NDR>rfD DIANES. LACE CURTAINS ~
bRSAME\ MS. he tsi,nu
RGOH- ;Il AMI Err.e rApiRI. ED at the rDltr 81
a style winch c1,,ot b, o.l,l,6
CurIrd Hair and >hucI, .fn,tr.I.c.. aul Bed g,
10 order. am! always auu
Il lc-p.ctiuy niil- ira h- friru!. AMI he mp
rsuertiy. and -" ra,isiar al to.s =
VII tlu- i - .tt Civ
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING ON FklpAi Nio
ha emoc,,s Of ,hss city are requested TO meet at the
,nivsrsnli,, Church on Mayo street, FRIDAY EVENlN"'
ne,, oath inst a, * clock full attendance OF Inc party
:. rso,cs,ed BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
10 tequeo'eu oF THE DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.
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HEALTH or CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH

HEALTH or CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.
CHARLE.-o&, Sept. st-Tne7e thirteen dratha
from yellow fever yesterday and lcry deaths for the week
ui whom only 5 were natives
Dr. Dawson, CITY Register states The authority Of a
ply of the highest standing in Savannah, that thu
amount of sickness ;ncrc recedtnted
o black vornit had occurred.
CHARLESTON, Sept 22i-lhero were deaths from yellow
few ur.lr ~
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN MANCHES Els
The Democratic Association OF Manchester VIII "o.o 10
regular meeting Saturday night next ID INC ,"'
Church at IN O'Clock. Mr.. l. Il. Watkins aHc o'''
sneakera are invited and expected 10 attend.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INK.

'Y7iE -nh.cbur has Length s,cr.-irl pTg.Er.9
which he truly recommend rnis INK i,w~ p;t
mancGt. iHi hrtu'Iii rrk. sHI"i expressly Hin n
aud Counting nI-" pIrIIs2IIuu aciu"h Il. q ~ Iht>
~ Ware Co.. Blltim her recommendation 100 -
sale by T. u. SA\Nt,
s-
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-p.Nn R.tJ,Yl-FREE BARBECUEM

The Democrats of the Third and Fourth Maglsterlal Dis
trirrs OF the County of Henrco VIII give rtee
y, S,,Ias Nil, fur miles above the City Of Richmond,
near The Old Coal Pit Road on Saturday nexi Sept 25
The Democratic and Wing Electors for the County WIN
be presen and several other prominent speakers on ooh
Sides All The Wings and Democrats of the County OF Hen
Tro cy Of Richmond and the adjacent counties are in
vited TO attend.
Speaking 10 begin al II NJ o,,,,,,rrrr
September 90 1852. Bl The COhMl hr'o'
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s-y- The Democratic Committee OF Vigilance 'o' iiau'
oon Ward will meet at the office of Messrs watson anu
Hughes ION Bank stree Monday evening the Z "s''
hsIf mast o'clock full attendance is requested
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24
ESTEEM RAILROAD

We pleased iniuru readers The JCEes50ro
Journal that the work from this place 10 the Virginia line
progressing iGo Nessrs. Culver Lyle, Glenn BAsur
Blob Htchugs all work their
and Mesrs Culver and MaheIy have just commenced
another section We also informed that Mr. Ferguson
pushing his the lower end ul the Road The
prospect Frightening every day-tfade already
brisk, and upon The whole, East Tennessee is
boxing up
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eN i~u u! -s ~ ills' execute" hs l!rcCr DAVIS
RON sad DAVIS Charles thompson Jr dated III
t"Ihcr. ISL tli" "hcr ir"m >di u AVIS =" Wa u Ns.
MrriwrIh.r Jones. iA the lg.h January it> shat yet
bidder.
FRIDAY. he -.'. !ay ~ October
the hereafter he which h w.
DAVIS died riA-d REh called iach
thereof be -uiicct 'it the '!c.S u1u,
-s,l ui tut tpg"tirT "I'i custpI s- and N'l'
TITS OF Had i!cs thr" mites the
dwelling house. Kitchen gUL other u-c,. d
rcscneI SAID deeds. ia"" rNr'tI
ad s supposed 10 abound aud Uhcr valuable uI1r
We shslI sci and uHly -I.h tc
the aforesaid deeds, but DrItryr 10" tI'ie IA h.
CHARLES THOMPSON. in
WM. u WINSTON
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M c n

DIED a. net Residence the end OF
The Ism Inst Mrs SUSAN TURNER in the SIND year
aSihs an onIy daushie and grandchildren mourn
he lo'' ID The Times and Republican will please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24

Messrs Robert G. Scott and '" T. Scott ne''oe''"s
svh; electors will address the people of Hanover, Oh
Tuesday next, Sept. 2Sth.
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MR. WEBSTER'S OPINION OF GEN. PIERCE.
In conversation with Judge Tarplar, of jackson Mis-
.is.pp, Sir Webster said
Andre l. Now NY NElGHBnk AND HAVE No iiESlIA:
TIOS IN SAYING THAT ALTHOUGH WE DIFFER UPON
MANY CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTIONS. YET GPOS THE
SUBJECT OF SLAVERY HE Is AS SOUND AND RELIABLE
FOR TIE SOUTH AS WAS MR.. CALHOUN HIMSELF.
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NNE IIAt. ANU
Grahum.s superb Thrr" Dollar Nnxnfin,
TllE: GRAND sOIREES OF

Rnh. Tor the small sum"i IhItc hnlf- ana Fi.'y Gra.
enabling cur >furrT> 20 obtain IA" ccaui Maga7lg-
ni'"i and the Dcst i,mlls alcr Artta,
lnam ,hr q ml Lh. MAga&mL. lhmk ~ u -
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POLITICAL DISCUSSION IN LOUISA.

POLITICAL DISCUSSIUN TN LUO101f'
There will be public discussion at Gentrys STORE IN 'he
County Of Louisa Thursday the Suth day OF ocpeoe
Several speakers expected 10 address Inc people, os
them John Page OF Hanover on Inc paf " 'ne s aa
,,isa IN me mari of The Democrats.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24

The ~ Y. correspondent of the Pittsburg Gazette Scot
roan saws is conceded shat ~ York and Ohio are gone
beuond doubt for Pierce and hing."
That's one honest confession, least and settles the con-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24
NEW YORK WING STATE CONVENTION

SYRACUSE, September 22j.-Ihc Wing State Convention
organized oday by calling II h. Pruyn vi Albany,
10 HE Chair. committee appointed Ia report perma-
officers, who selected Henry ". Tay President
He conducted the Chair Mcssrs Brooks and Dick
nsun and made address strongly urging harmony and
all sides committee Of from each dis
ric appointed draft resoulUns after which Wash
ingtUn Hunt renOminalcd for Governor by accama.
tion-whcreupOn salute was fired. William Kent no.
Lieutena Governor the Isl ballot receiving
"a % inr Cook and Tho nomination declared
unanimous. This followed by loud applause and
cond salute
Thomas Hempsha of Monroe county, nomina, ed for
Canal Commissioner by accllnaon f. Crosby, of Dut.
chess county, nominated for State Prison Inspector
ccvlng IS Simeon Draper and George Babcuck
appointed Senatorial! Electors BY acclarna on The
President authorised appoint State Central Com
mittec Ui persons and the Convention then adjourned till
IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24

EXPEDITIONS TRAVELtNG.-On Friday last the fine
steamer North Carolina made The from Baltimore 10
Norfolk In the brief space OF eleven hours and half
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GRAND RALLY TONIGHT.

Gen. Thos H. Bayly OF Accomack and Mr. |. Il wat
kns of Richmond will address The Democracy at * NJ
tonight at the Universast Church We can freely promise
10 our friends interesting treat and We Invite our
friends the Wings forward and hear sound doctrines
aonneniy advocated by the speakers on this occasion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24

TRUSTWORTHY LIBERAL TY.-Boston has con-
buted the sum Of of o. 66 for the relief Of the sufferers BY
the irs ~ Montreal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24

ANOTHER ADMISSION-In September, 1919, the
New Hampshire Statesman the leading Wing paper Of the
State, used this strong and emphatic language:
"GenerQNy The IIhgs hare OPPOSED ALL AT
TEMPS 10 alter antend ms Constitution"
Now when be made these fellows turn round
aud right Justify ha, they for amontng and al
terng the Constitution. What hypocritcs'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24

80, ,,.s,r,Tr ur1wtES EXTENDING THE Pc
R1np OF RESIDENCE BEFORE NATutAL'TTin,rA ACTS OF
YEARS. AND a TOTAL KErEAi,r y " VIM LSCLINES TO
CONGRESS ON TIE 81 BJECi--u -4--
THE LdTTER.-(Scorr ~ lSii. a.. III.
The above IS Gen SCOTT 5. W. " ps,Jb;a penn
au,, sslature-ba fH"cee1"'" go
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24

ODD If Visitors at the University OF Virginia, met
ond.v last and appointed Dr.. j. Lawrence Smith, Pro-
Cs.or Of Chemistry to succeed Or. Rogers-D Smith 10
- r,un,s of The University Of Virginia, was formerly oil
South Carolina bu, is Professor IN Inc University
Louisiana He was for time Geoogst 10 the Turkish
Government, distinguished for his chemical discoveries
and has national reputation
GREAT PUBLIC DISCUSSION IN bOCkiSu II a ".
The joint Wing and Democratic Commee o, me coun ~
-. | t;n On The Presidential election, al the Court
House, on Friday The 24h inst. in which MsssIs. II; a.
Wise and Jno ~ Bolts expected 10 Pauepa'e' anu VIC
respectfully inrso the attendance OF oo'' 0"1