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The Woodville Republican., 1852-10-19
FAisTIEc.

We take the following little incident
from an exchange paper. Il VIII serve
to show that the ''faintings iAuot sll
on one side:
at q wing Ineeting bcld ct d village ID
the interior sf Michigan. ohs eishelf orators
srcughs u his dssyiso ehhtgs Gee Piece
with weakness and cowsrdios. lie said Ii
was unfortunate that the Genefal dad Eiu.
ted at every point whsre bis services wese
needed. AT this interesting period Of The
discussion. plain, dstefniIaed looking man
arose. aud said he vented 70 sp4dk wori
TO the aippant orasor. Il belonged,' ssid
be, ID the 10th regimeat IN Mexico. and I
am whig but the man that calls frank
Pierce coward shall fghs me any how
Why said the frightened speaker. Il
certainly have heard many persons ssy %
! have here asserted
No matter. rejoinea the iudigran. sol.
dier. you mast swallow pour words or
fight me. The man don't live that could
with irnpuniiy. call Frauk picico oousf3
in my presence"
This time the orator faintedi
The Woodville Republican., 1852-10-19
2 NNNN&AN,
rhE HICKORY TREE
.Air-Bruce's AddyesS

Freemen, cheer has hickory tree,
Symbol of The brave aud free
Thy banner staff, Democracy
With stars to bless the sight.
1t has stood its scores OF years
Proudly mid It's green compeers,
Aud, now IN transpIauted, we with cheers
Bapuze it or the night
Fight to make our country free
From the Gaiphin knaves we see,
Fight. that we again may be
The Vict"rs in the right
Jackson gave his branches fame
1t was halowed by his name,
And its justice now we claim
For Pierce and King, tonight
They are worthy, they are great,
Fit to guide the helm of the State,
And well raise them spite oi fate,
While whiggery we smite.
Aye, the day is past and gone
When we bow TO gods of stone
We have one. and proudly one,
Whose name shall lead the fight.
He shall ride in the glorious land
Statesman for our victory plann d
And our country shall expand
In justice law and right.
! hen uphold the Hickory Tree.
It's the symbol of the free
Let 1t now and ever be,
Sacred in our sight.
One more stave for Pierce and King
Loudly let the echoes ring,
10 the breeze our banners fling,
And nerve ye for the fight.
Then shall bless your Beauiy's charms,
With her glowing heart and arms,
And protected from all harms
Wen revel in delight.
Revel all as freemen can,
With the upright soul of man,
Free from Tory rule and ban,
The conquerors in the right
The Woodville Republican., 1852-10-19
ANOTHER cLlNCHER.

Mr.. Jeniler's second letter in our
paper iO>day, vindicaring himself
against wing attacks and putting forth
new and powerful reasons why Gen
Scott should not be elected. richly de.
serves the attentive perusal of South>
ern whigs.-lt speaks the truth, and
eloquently and thrillingly depicts The
disastrous consequences of the success
oil Sewardisn.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-10-19
New Confectionery and
Bakery.

Under the Odd FeiLoscs Neto Hat
Ohm D0NINGER, begs to inform .snf.
his old friends and customer, that heS
pas opened the Store under the above
PAL, where he will always keep on hands, ;
!arge assortment of Candies, Syrups, Preserves
Plum, Pound, Sponge Cakes, &c.
not Bread, Pies &c, every morning.
Also large assortment of Groceries, Deli,
Tsnware, &c.
% Wedding Parties Barbacues, &C., sup
Piled on the most reasonable terms.
sep 26--iy
The Woodville Republican., 1852-10-19
R9@l ga

THE WoopvILLE REPUBLICAN isis,ued week.
ly at three dollars year, if paid in advance,
or font dollars, il payment be delayed until
the expiration of sin months.
ADyrRrisESESTs inserted at 81 90 pet
square (Which is ten lines) for the first lnser.
ton, and fifty cents for each continuance,
The usual discount made to yearly advertisers
Where the number Of insertions are not mark.
ed, they will be continued during the pleasure
Of the publisher, and charged accordingly.
Assousciso CAspinarss for State offices
$40 90; for county Offices s5 o0--invariably
in advance.
Book AND Jon WoRK Of all description ex
ecuted at this office, at New Orleans prices
and with neatness and despatch.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-10-19
ABDUCTION y SLAVES.

considerable excitement exists among
the citizens Of Lexington, KY, In coiisc.
quence of the addiction OF thirty negroes
to Riply, Ohio. The Ksntuckars have
declared determination to recover them.
--PicayHne
II will be difficult o recover them,
In the present stat Of public ceiling.
The aboii'ic nrit has been strong Y
Stimulated py Inc uc dents ~ he pro,
,eni canvass.
The editor of the New York Tribune,
only the other day declared. in his own col.
utnns, that he would give shelter and pro-
lection to every fugitive slave who asked
II, aud contribute mrney TO enable him to
cross the line into Canada; yet he is known
10 be the cherished friend OF Gen Scott, and
the Tribune Is his most influential organ.
Mr.. F'ss, the slandeFer of Gen. Pierce,
Is known TO be sh aboIitionist In q letter,
dated June 3D.. 1852, published in N. Il.
lndependant Democrat, now before US. he
states that he is 10 the employment Of an
abolition society. and that his business 10 TO
dlsbufse their money to aid fugitive slaves.
lie IS, IN word. employed by society OF
negro steaers, and yet here in Louisiana
the followers OF Gen. Scott use him and his
testimony to defeat franklin Pierce. They
quote his words; they pronounce him "a
respectable aud pious man and they thus.
virtually. say TO the North, 1--WE do not
consider negro stealing so bad that it i'm.
pairs mans credit as witness, or f,spec
tabIty as a citizen. We consiGer Foss the
peer Of franklin Pierce"
Should il, then. be matter OF surprise
that these aboitIonists are, id all quarters,
re.doubhng their efforts TO rob the south OF
their slaves And is il not idle TO talk OF
recovering them. when the moral encour.
agement to abduct them proceeds from Tie
south
Let the south SANDER down Franklin
Pierce on the testimony Of negfo stealefs.
endorsed by southc a publications, and they
Will never fnd another statesman in the
North to plant iIinseif in Tue breach be
tween ~ aud our enemies. Let tbs somh
eject Gen. Scott, the nomlneee aud instru-
meDt Of the sworn enemy OF our institutions
and II will be easy 10 calculate the tenure
and duration OF slavery.
We shall have TO surrender something
every year TO the exac,ions OF Scwsrdism.
or draw the sword at the onset In defence
Of our properly.
--~~~~->~~- -~~~~~-~-~-~-~~
A MoDgL BETTER" Now. Matt says
Dick, /" how do you bet on de lection :"
Well Dick. replied Nat. IL 20 In for
none bf your halfway l,ess. bets on dc
gitiefai result" -Nlgger. yod ain { 30 slnar,
not | iiiJagh you was: How do you know
The Woodville Republican., 1852-10-19
WHIG TESTIMONY.
rnR NoRTH,


THR NORTH THE SOUTH.
For all his Gen. ] have no objection
Pierce . votes IN Con TO Mr.. Piefce's votes
gress aud all his pub. in Congress ON the
lic acts everywhere slavery question. !
proclaim hi m the believe him TO be
champion Of slavery. cininentiy conserva-
Hon. Thadens Sseu. tive on the southcfti
ems. gf Perm. question. place no
confidence In the
newspaper reports Of
bis speech at New
Boston. - Hon. A
III. StephsHs. Of
Georgia
The Woodville Republican., 1852-10-19
GROC ERiES.

u STORE, all kinds Of Flour, Lard, by the
barrel, keg, and retail Goldfish, Mackerel
IN half-barrels, kits, ana retail Heuings,
Lard oil, Hams, Beef and Buffalo Tongues,
Dried Beef Loaf, Crushed and Brown Sugars;
Coffee, Rice, Pepper, Salt, Pickles. Sardines,
BAL Soda, Carb. Soda, Lemons, Apples, Confec-
Honaries of all descriptions; Fine and CON-
mon chewing Tobacco smoking do Mustard
ketchup, and Sauces, Raisins, Prunes, Soap,
Eandles
All kinds Of ines, and Liquors; all kinds
p Cheese, Soda Biscuits, Butter Crackers,
Pilot Bread, Cdrrants, Spices, Syrups, Cordials,
&c.. &c. w. L. JEWELL.
sen o9-3m
The Woodville Republican., 1852-10-19
D.. 4 MADDUX,
Sa

''oac4 Maker a.m Repaircy. Bayo, Sara
IL EEpS constantly on hand full assor,-
IN ment otNEW BUGGIES, BAROUGHES,
g.. and every variety of HARNESS, which
h. will sell as low as can be bought else.
where Also al! kinds of REPAIRING done
.h7 slortest notice and on the most reason.
ris e,ns.
FITTING up large Carriages, $40, and
BH "a S. S5. All work must be contracted
.iol osioFe commenced. Cash required for
leaggfs
la-iv
The Woodville Republican., 1852-10-19

D- The Plttsburg (Ps) Gazette. o
Scott whig paper Of tie ID Of Sep,en-
bcr, noticing Scott meeting a, Clin>
ton in that State. says:
mr.. Thomas NJ. Matshsll dischses .,
length the position OF the rariies on sbs
slavery Question. asserting his intention oi
voting for Scott as the best means ofcruss.
ing SLAVERY. The speoch ihroaghou,
on the various questions agitasing the pub
lie plnd, was energetic. bold. sna ~s,l-
timed Mr.. Marshall wss chocrod for bio
vi. aud satire. aud sent tho people horoin
Gne spiriis."
The Woodville Republican., 1852-10-19

~ The Nation newspaper, published 10
Dublin. concludes q candid biography Of
s1e Duke Of Wellington thus; He is aesd
at last. one Of the greatest Bhttons. and
one of the worst Irishmen that ever lived"
The Woodville Republican., 1852-10-19

U Major O'Bannon. Editor of the Fair
mont Virginlan. has travessed consider
able portion of Maryland and Eastern Viz.
ginia lately. and the mountain and river
couuties. and Informs the Editor of the
Wheeling Argus that the prospect for a
large Democratic vote was never so encour.
aging. Every where The Democrats are
IN the highest spirits. aud the wings dis
heartef1ed at the detection in their ranks.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-10-19

A WHio PArER IL Krsrrczy our ron
PisScsAsD kiso!--The Shelby Free Press
. new Wing paper. established les than
year ego at Shelbyville. Ky. as the mast
head OF which one week ago. aossed tho
iiames Of Scou and Graham. now ccmea 20
our table win the names OF Frank Piercs
and VIM. u. King. proudly 1os.ing 10 the
breeze.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-10-19
SCOTS refusal TO Pledge Himself mol
TO appoint Se,oard to office.

The Nashville American copies from
our columns the statement that Gen.
Scott refused to pledge himself to the
Mississippi delegation not to appoint
Seward to Office and the Banner OF
that city replies that it believes it to be
untrue"
This carries with it an admission that if
it be not untrue" Gei. Scott is unworthy
the support Of Southern men Now we
repeat the statement.
"Gen, Scott in reply to an interogatory
during his interview with the Mississippi
delegation. did say that hewoud not pledge
himself not to appoint William II Seward
10 Office
This statement was made weeks ago
Ii has been often reiterated and has not, and
will not he denied here IN Mississippi. His
declaration. therefore, ON that occasion that
he was "dead" against any man who is in
favor of agitating any Of the Compromise
measures, amounts 10 nothing. because il is
known that Seward is dead against the
fugitive slave law. aud is pledged to agltste
for It's repeal, as well as for the entire de.
s.ruction of southern institutions.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-10-19
Furniture.

THE undersigned have just
Il areceived from the West fine
lot OF furniture, consisting in part as follows:
Walnut, cherry and poplar bedsteads,
+" G Armors or wardrobes,
" colored tin aud wire safes,
=" and mahogany beaureaus.
=" = with mirrors,
CHAIRS
TABLES,
WASH-STANDS,
sand great many articles of other descrip.
sons For sale cheap for cash. by
P. LEBRET & HEARSEY.
Batou Sa.a, August 80, 1852. 35m3
The Woodville Republican., 1852-10-19
Mean,Gous.

NEW PACKET,
FOR Williamsport. Bayou Sara, Port Had.
sou, Waterloo. Baton Rouge, and inter
mediate Ports.
BELLA DONNA..CGpt. Brady.
In place of the Z. ID. White.
.~A THE new and splendid boat,
@ BELLA DONNA. will leave New
Orleans every SATURDAY EVENING,
at s O'Clock, and Bayou Sara every WE'D
NESDaY. after the arrival Of the ears.
Aug. 81, 1862. fy
The Woodville Republican., 1852-10-19
New stage Car.
To and From FORT ADA

To and From FORT ADAMS.
A new covered two horse Mail Car, has
running as above, leaving
Roodville, every Wednesday and Saturday
2icsnings Of s o'clock, Al returning same
<zy] arrives in Fort Adams in time for the
soats, going to New Orleans, OF 70 Naschez.
Fare, 10 or from For; Adams, s2 90
Nep 28 I'm
#NLA Notice.
A JACOB KELSH hss bought
out the store formerly owned BY
9ohn keIsh. and will keep constant. -.
q on hand. general assortment ofxzk
Groceries and
LADIES AND GENLEMEN'S
GOODS. Of Euery Hind.
a'ch Willie offered low for cash. or D
%oai 'inic TO punctusl customers.
fort Adams, Sep II, 1859 -37wi.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-10-19

A MoDgL BETrER.--" Now. Matt says
Dick, I" how do you bet on de lection ?"
Well Dick. replied Nat. !" 10 In for
none bf your halfway l,ess. bels on de
giiierai testlt." ~Nlgger. you ain 20 smart
not | iiiJagh YOU was: How do you kno~
Ceueral Kesult gwine 10 be lecledi boss
ssfs 60 win, go on the fssiesthos,.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-10-19
200 Worth Of CIGARS.

IL We Just been received by the under.
lgned, of the hest Havana Brands >
cled expressly for this market consist
ug IN part OF the following celebrated
aAds -
Carbargas, Cabanas, Fl Moro,
Londres GGiiterez Woodyillc,
La Emehsacerc, Pfncipes, Eltelvina.
Esils stock is now complete, and cannot fail
i . please the most tastidious.
W. L. JEWELL.
FLOUR FLOUR
IESk Barrels just received. of different
~ brands--St. Louis, and Ohio, aud
Warranted, w L JEWELL.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-10-19

pIsrisoussasp CosvEaT.-1hs Hen. W.
~ Meftf'ek. an eminent lawyer Of mary.
land, aud late Wing U. S. Senator. has d,
cAred against Scott aud Seward. Tho
stanncti Old leaders Of tho whig party srs
al desefting The dnhoIy ccsl.ioa.
-, - = ~~--->~~~---~~~~@<
u "a mogc gAliaal nlan. ora nero
honorable man than Gen. PIERCE. both in
poblo ana IN pnvese ! never knew."
taf f9I aea. ,enss 20 Coz. Gosm1A
The Woodville Republican., 1852-10-19

Us ~ Muhh Racket-EWhce a
Week.
THE fine new double engine .0-A
passenger Steamer Gypsy, r
Capt. James II. Ure, leaves New -
'Orleans every Sunday morning at 9 o'clock,
and every Wednesday morhing at 10 O'clock
for the Coast Plaquemino, Port Hudson, Wa.
'terloo, Bayou Sara and intermediate landings.
Returning leaves Bayou Sara on Monday and
Thursday, after the arrival OF the Cars.
MENARD & VfGNAUD, Agents.
j2s-ly l6 Bienville ST., New Orleans
The Woodville Republican., 1852-10-19
FLOUR ! FLOUR ~

HAMS, HAMS
Z Tierce OF Dutfield, and different brands
- iusl received, WI JEWELL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-25

A PREsENT.-We received, on Saturday
from Mr.. James Guest florist and nursery
imam, head of Main street, bouquet, composed
.of dahlias, roses and geraniums. 1t was as
TASTY as it was magnificent, and we return oul
!, thanks to the worthy donor.
Accompanying the flowers was the pod of {
,sword-bean, the seed of which came from Gu
ba. We have come to the conclusion, from
! its enormous size, that it belongs to the same
family of beans with that which figures sc
largely in the veiacious history of sack the
iGiant-killer. 1t is fourteen inches in length
and one and an eighth in width, and half ar
finch in thickness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-25

i HusTINGs CouRT.-On Saturday last VIM. Nc
IDowe was examined before this court on thu
charge of fe oniously stabbiDg lfee negro named
John Roberts, at Rockets on the l4th inst N
sjustitiabe provocation was given to the connie
sion of the deed and the defence advanced was tina
I Dowell was partially intoxicated and derange,
I lat the time he stabbed Roberts He was sent O,
Ito the Spring term Of the Circuit Court, for trial
land admitted to bail in the sum Of $780, Ate,
lransactng some civil business the quarterly tell
sclosed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-25

4 go THOMAS Ii. GRESHAM. 10y!
i 9>A Broad street, is Agen. tor all the Eorthe /
= Dolly and Weekly Papers, Magazines and Cheap
Qualifications. Any Foreign or American Newsp
sper or Periodical Can be had OF him. He also has
I lon hand large assortment of all the latest ana
] nost popular Music of the day. Newspapers, Mu
ssic, Magazines and Books mailed free Of postage
1 LT Subscriptions solicited at less than publish
sers prices.
sy Two thousand copies of the Trial of John
I and Jane Williams for the Murder OF the Winston
II amiy, for sale at the Literary Emporium of
4 T ii. GRESHAM
Opposite Broad Street Hotel
Copies mailed on the receipt of ls4 cents.
oc 25-2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-25

THE THEATHE-Thefe was a mum ferrous and de-
Fliphtgd audience ut the Theatre Friday night to
witness the perfol nance OF the pretty little Comedy
. of "Who Speaks First" and the interesting and ex.
! citing Operate Drama OF "Guy hannering, or the
I Gipseys Prophecy" Both pieces were played in
Fmost admirable sty'e. Never have we Witnessed
Eat our Theatre an evenings entertainment which
! gave greater satisfaction, which ELECTED more
! unqualified commentator, Such pieces and such
I playing must always ensure the most liberal
ipatronage TO the managers and company from
sthe admirers of Grammatical representations and
.lamusernents in our city. On this occasion there
'were no mistakes CT night" The managers
ihad been peculiarly successful in tae allotment
aof the material of their company, go as to give
ia faithful representation Of the several characters.
!. The successful adaptation of the varied talents
lof the several members Of the company to the
acharacters to be represented, gave harmony and
beauty to all the scenes. It would be uvidiCus to
speak il praise of some, where all performed their
aparts so WELL but must be allowed TO name birs
aWard, who SO admirably sustained the difficult
scharacter OF "Meg aerrilies." We have often seen
.:he character represented by Others, bat never so
iiwell by Mrs. w. The pleasant tile Miss Cap
3pell, and the charming Miss Reynolds looked better
Hand played VITA more spirit t5en usual. lndeot
1.-The wholes omE ~ were Eat home on this occs.
!. SIGN.
/ Saturday night "Guy Mann ering" was re-
8peated, and the comedy of "Charles H." play
:3ed, we understand, TO a crowded house. Our
!. engagements denied us the pleasure of attend
aing that night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-25

i Expoars.-During the last week the following
vessels and cargoes have cleared for foreign ports
direct: Barqae Swan, Captain Cole, for Pernam.
sbuco, with 1000 barrels and 200 half barrels four
BRIG BATHURST Captain Dutton, for Pernambuco
land market with 1898 barrels aud so half barrels
aoi Hour British brigansine Arcturus, Capt. Nieker-
kson for Halifax, with SO barre.s of dsur, and 4s95
4 bushels Of wheat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-25

INQuEsT-Coroner Wicker held an inques
about IL o'clock Saturday morning, at the Tobacco
fac tory of Messrs Dill, Muhsny Co.'S on the aout
Ssde Of the Basin, over the body of Absalom, e.
aged slave, the property of Ado!ph Dill, The neg:
sdied from injuries received through an Academia
fall, down pair Of stairs leading to els sleepin
room, on the evening Of 22d, or the morning of tn
! 23i inst There was no person who saw the fall
but the ne gro found lying at the bottom of tn
stairs Saturday morning. Verdict according to tn
stacts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-25

WITHOUT CITY PAPERs--Two free negro eirls
named Nancy Pnn and Jane S. Scott, residents Of
sLyuchburg were arrested Friday evening last in &c
sfault of Richmond papers, and Saturday were or
ldered to return home.
William Pemberton, resident of Henrico coun
ty, was arrested Saturday in default of city papers
land discharged upon proving his freedom OF the
icOuntY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-25

FIRE About o'clock yesterday morning, sons
miscreant set fire to Afr. Royals stable, on Churci
Hill, and in very short time, with its contents
was en.rely consumed. A stable contiguous to Mr.
sRs stable, belonging to Mr. Coulling, was also ma
ALLY damaged before the fire extinguished
We learn that fire broke out about 9 o'clocl
yesterday morning, in a brick house on Belle Isle
near the iron works, which was also completely
Quilted. We did not ieaIn the name of the owner
Tor the amour. of the property destroyed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-25

ACCIDENTAL young man, living on 25th street
.Union Hill, while out cunning in that neighborhood
Friday last, had tue misfortune to have his lett
! hand shattered by the explosion of his towing
piece. 1t is feared that ockaw will result, serious
symptoms Of that fearful disease having made theil
appearance.
P.S.-At o'clock, P. NJ, yesterday, a" dagger OF
slockjaw had passed away.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-25

DRUNK AND DIsosDERLY-W William Perkins par
took too freely of punches on Friday evening, il
acompany with a friend, and TIE result was that b.
disputed very seriously the possession CT that frent
sby the watch, who thereupon escorted him to lodg
sngs in the cage. Saturday mir. P. was required tt
gve 500 security to keep the peace, which he dit
land made summary departure from his unpeas
liant position.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-25

] AISLE cP.-Charles Bonney, native of Boston
Mass, and who states tina: he recently LOST all hi
1creek, miles beyond fredericksburg and has NJ
home or means-took lodgings IN a coal house &
VIM. Barker, Friday night, where he was discov
erred in the OF the drowsy god at late hour b
The wstch On Saturday the Mayor committee
him to jail in default Of $50 security.
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- 40 she Yotera oil the Citr of Rich

s.1f7 To the YOters OF the CITY of Rich
ssni0nd.-The card OF Mr. EDWIN ROBINSON, Ii
srepg to Mauy Voters, in the Dispatch OF this day
adsnying the assertion that he voted for Goyerno
q Johnson, and at the time saying ihat he Ia
syet to gioe the first rote for any Other than Uhig
q would leave the impression upon the iuds Of som
q at he votea for that distinguished Wing, George
ssW Summers. Did lie vat for Summers! Will III
3 vor OF, George w Summers, oil kanawha for Go
.ernorl If not, why it not =aen if he voted f.
8 none other "than Whig2' That's question Il
be settled between himself and the citizens of Rich
;1nOId for the vacant Seat III the Senate
"a MANY VOTERS"
B Richmond, Oct %, 1852
I'll 2. S.If MIR Robinson voted for none other "thal
ga Wing" will he now vote for Oliver P. Baldwin
s. Tor tie vacant seat in the State Senhte" as III
5Badwin (accordirg to the papers Of today provet
sslo be the successful candidate Of the "Nbg Nomi
q ualng Meeting" at the African Church last nj ght
81 oc &5-it%
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The Boston Daily Advertiser, after announ

cling the illness ofDaniel Webster, says:
This is indeed painful intelligence, as il
seems to set almost certain limits to his inval-
uable life, and points out the very enemy. now
:visibly approaching at no great distance,
which is expected to discharge the fatal ar
row. Alas alas Our great men are falling
round us like autumnal leaves, at the very
moment the Republic needs them. The wintry
blasts fwar or faction may howl above their
|graves, but they will be agitated and vexed by
them no longer. They will sleep we'll at last,
whatever may betiie the country which they
very dearly loved, and anxiously strove 10
serve'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-25

|" The person who has in possession the
9Th volume Of shakspeares works, belonging
to this office, will please return 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-25

4 WITHOUT PAssEs,-kobert Scott, slave to tn.
/ r. and p. Railroad Company, and Commodore De
seatur, slave to Henry Tyler, arrested in defaul. o.
ypasses Friday evening, were Saturday discharged
with admouitions.