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The Evansville daily journal., 1852-08-03
n, OK rMITHING.

CtUNNY BAGS.-II, $50 prime q bushel Gunny
! 4 Bags, just reed per steamer Chancellor and for
sale low 10y lmhi7l FOSTERS d BROWN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A LIST

A LIST
OF letters remaining in the Post Office at Evansville
~ Ia, on the lst day of y ngust, ieS2. mn
AadEertlsed."
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CARPENTER's PLANES.

Nd Mechanics Tools of all kinds and Of very besi
quality, on hand and constantly receiving fresh sup
plies at the sign of the Mill Saw.
jylJ C. ". GRIFFITH,
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nANIEL SULLIVAN, Blacksmith, having concluded
to steady himself. and attend more punctuaily TO
has business than e has heretofore dOne would respect
fully solicit share of public patronage. He assure
his numerous patrons and transient customers, that all
work ordered in his line viii be promptly attended
and pains will be spared to please a the world
and the rest of mankind" shop on First street near
Pine. ljy223ml
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.. Iyf.i, tl,-ii! ss.l-. -! >.'is '' "a 49,.
. ID, yh hahd--the best or Cigars. &c. lnE-u
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-08-03

NEW MUSIC
y ~ sit for the Wagon;
Carnayal de Vcni.e;
Farewell. bat wh ncv You welcome;
Twas no 'Tc.lInng;
Aary MavoIrneeu,
Mermaid Polka;
Psi UpsiiOn Polka:
Masidors Polka Mazourka
Just received and for sale at LISTERS
ly2,u Book Store.
vF'Please announce H. =. VAUGHAN Il candidate
for Treasurer of Vanderburgh county III the next Octo
Der election. 29d&wte-
-NTooLLEN PLAIDS-
w eases blue aud black
do red do; reed this lay and for sale by
jy36 JAS. Low Il CO., All Main ST., Leu, Ky.
OSIERY.-230 doz black Lambs Wool Hose;
Ii 30 do ri56ea do do reed
this day and for sale by JAS. LOW a. CO..
Ea6 III Main street, Louisville, Ky.
IAC0N.-3.tCO Bs clear sides. shoulders and HAMS
ID ia hae of'er. rcc' this cy ad for sale low
""rN 81 f.ies .. N'3 BABCOCk BROS.
.iu9 * FEAD.-i5y t.-- ~,.i, >tsf. ia store aud o,
, sale i"N %! iH'i-- oHi-EY y MiTl Hell.
- UsFENL Lex blTfuNS.--.o gro uI'k far sale ly
- iy-j jas hJA X co. 81 Main ST. Loa.. ~.
tnFI
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-08-03

ID AISINS.-We have few more left in wholes, halvsi
La and quarter boxes which propose to clear Gus
cheap je30 FOSTERS & BROWN.
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whose confidence he is abusing, will remember him too

ans whose confidence he is abusing will remember nm TOO
hereafter.
Many Democrats think il impossible Tor Government
as 4rct 70 act 10 Hungiy hu all sympatase
iu.r. y.r,c "It iist iHIic'i"a o! Hl'', {" JUS
an Of honor which actuate the tlungarlns, with hosHi
heir hcI strike l'r freedoms ana personally every ne
50 erect Kp--rh rothe! give him for the causs .:
II rcar- generously Is pcssIe, ana every wa! o"
i.,! IN suc:. movement Goa S'ecG.
Iris un. cc.slry 10 ask if the Enquirer does less than his
i-4in3! Tie contrast which tic Democratic press re
s.t:s when viewed win the Wing press, IL !!ae the D '
nilG oil summers n1on-diy sun when compared WIN l
cod winters cherries ray III Eight.
Gold aud gems un flowers, do not 50 Tally indicate 't!Ge
aH beauty aheencr 10 true American sentiments GOES
real credit our press.
long long! may be- Washington Union, edited
:: - by and noble gentleman the land allie Is
the tctnon5 Enquirer conducted by the sons OF su"H
Je@s1nihn Democrat rs Thomas Richie Isl the PenESy
'a" '!,i recently, II not Ro" under me charge o! Sut
all who know him, believe j. w. ForneY 10 bees
oa years and never may it be- ere these papers take the
position that tic New York Enquirer the Cincinnati Ca
zyI lie National lacIgenccr with many other Wing "a
pc have. Ties, journals emnently anti American
De.al!y the New York Enquirer and National InttigcE
lIv friend Il, Us wnv have always been Democrats since
fist commenced act men, il is oil moment how
IL Ideally tcspoc the principles may be which few J"ur
advocate and is not necessary to give tnen much
ettioG because is entirely certain that the o!
parties ypalize deeply with every effort to free
nl:e ~ dUwniro!drn Europeans, TO look with OTHER
tngs III haired on those VINO advocate klnsy aulaT.
!ty as coming tgotn God, &c.
Tic county, l:itnn. in whica this is written gave
Democratic maloy last month Ut over Two taous@nd He
huntfetl Would have fell. lcw since, ".cl
iborng make old Kentucky Democratic STATE, that our
iinds strengthened i, could have relic! upon "ne
county giving such majority!
Eo Bingham Shenandoah and Page usually give abou;
ma n majority old Belks county in nsyvania, ard are
about rtinbl. These counties have upon Two or three
.r.i3Eaoic occasions, saved virginia from going :" lS
lie people these counties very intelligent iaduS'ii-
Gus aGj il NAV he .a;i wealthy class, generally.
iIy pendant, and, as Hon q. W. Thompson says
IL general: hno" the meaning OF bank discount rom
which fact il is that they usually have The neei'l At
huu: However, end 10 the longest day ana
lie A,ys cuuluncaolnd this commenced with WIT
licG ines, let il end tire weather viii justify II, while
l1ua.!csS yea havin; the sunny days OF spring;
lie comes. h: comes the Frost Spirit comes!
!.c. : may.
And urr. aHl tic g!. The IL!lor Ers.
His evil puwrrsa@ay
.iI,-a ilr circle round.
Whru i!tt irc..I-hl !aI,ces hI.E;
and ial3g' i HE -i!ck II the baIcd acEd,
sounding WINES 90 b.
Il L.
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IL PEACE PREPARE FOR WAR.

We learn that ocs hIvs ncca issued 10y The Navy De
partasnt Wash 1."n, erecting HE c"niiatets "t iEt
wards at the several III" cost o repairing
and lifting certain vessels Eow IN ordinary al he Uos.
port YARD dit CJ,S have bttr g!rcn 10 gel ready WIN all
possible uispGtc l.. :. Scoops st. Louis ard Lcvan
likewise the l. : ir!gate United States, and
sucp Of Fairfield ann ascertain wnaltinr would DC ne
get I.u,n III CONDITION .Uf sCfNSc-
These are ndicarns hat oar government is exactly
satisfied with tho existing aiIs the ors Side
OF the Atlac and thai il t3 i'c apprehension lest II
miuht be invov,d ~ di.lty IN lie event I" fun
tire amonu the EuoaeHn powers. We think that lIr. Sc
creary G,aau has ari.G win becoming prudence and sa
gaci,y in prparn. ueot contingency mat nny arse
from the bursting ,!c cloud already surcafeen On II.
opposite We !:ve extended commerce, and
every means s,oui lie aiio:'rt :tF Il. protection.
INorfnik AtcNs.
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THE MOTHERS HAND.

Dv CHARLES SWAIN.
A wandering orphan child was =
But mcanly, al the best, nt1iieu
For oh. nv mother scarce couiu ou!
The common food each week required;
~, n.hnn Vic anxious day had He'd,
+, s.c,ned 10 be her dclrcs; joy
To nress her pale hand on my head,
And p.uy that God would guide her boy.
But more, each winter, more ard more
Stern suffering brought her 10 decay;
And then an angel passed her door,
And bore Ter lingering soul away
And they snHw not what is GRIEF,
Who nc CT kneil By dying bed,
All other woe on earth is brief,
Suye that which wecps Il mother dead.
A s1i!or's life was soon my lot,
Mid reckless dccds-aGd desperate men
Bu, still never quite forgot
The PRAYER meier should hear again;
AMI oft. when half induced TO tread
Such paths rs unto sin decny,
Tpe fell her fond hand press my head
And that soft touch hath saved ihc BOY!
Though hard their mockery 10 receive,
Who ne'er themselves 'ganst sin had s'rlyen;
Her. who on earth dared not grieve,
could not would nui-grieve in heaven;
Apc~thus from many action dread,
Too dark for human eyes TO sean;
The same fond hand upon my mead
That blessed The bov-'tdth sapea the man!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-20

VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOC1ETH.-The Hail %
tn, House ui Delegates filled tu Overlooking THURSDAY
night, by large a-semtlage OF ladies and esnenen VIM
H. Macatlund ESQ., took the chair and the repo; Of The
society was read bv Mr. Giles The report stated that the
affairs of the society prosperous condition. Inc
audience however greatly d!Sapponied on being IN.
formed hv air Maxwell that the Of the occasion,
Prof Washington, ui N.nm ard Mary, vas not PRESENT.
letter had received from him BY ar. MiNw' stating
that he would be here unless detained BY unavoidable acr'
denis Mr. Maxwell supplied his place in very harry
and pertinent remarks which he offered in support Of
solution returning thanks the City Council for .c provl
sion OF ROOM &c. made the Society in The Atheraum
buildings. The society adjourned 10 Thursday
night next a, which lime it hoped Prof Washington will
be PRESENT. Republican.
RAJ 10 o'clock on Thursday night, Mr. Washington reached
III city BY the Port Wahal nethc steamer Augusta hav
ing kept back by the ice The absence Of the orator
grea, disappointment the large and brilliant AUDIENCE
that filled the Hail of the House OF Deegstnsthe ladies
forming majority Of the audience.-Enqutrer.
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5,sfETEi;aE,.
For the Enquirer.
OF INC 1@'t1'&"
tn 50

,.r,s cali that Gc.lc "o;!rn ; vows
Are traced in the unstable sanu'
Nm, thine, sweet lady, let me nops, ,,d
va l., ,hcc, s,snd-a:.i brighter hours
Co. Tnan Sc, nave dawned upon our way
sho,i old a, lss.. common lot
''n'! ! nd sl,D all the love Of years repay
,,.oo, home which neer DEPARTS till crushd'
'"' Sheds eds even ye; partial ray,
paints TO a time of coming bliss,
And TO a brighter, happier day.
Tho Eternal Mind, whose wisdom guides
The faltering steps Of feeble man,
proclams in all feel and fear,
Heavens fixd decree, its blest command
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AVERY ADVOCATED BY ONE OF THE VIC


TlMS.-On Thursday evening last culored man named
Joaes for some sav. IN tie South. gave an
of slife at Lycsum Hall South Boston. Surprising that.
Of Iourse he would speak against The peculiar institution c!
ib South several gentlemen who believe that slavery is the
greatest in county, and that ii shoGd be abolish
ed what il may, Toward and assisted in paying
the expenses of the hail Much their surprise however,
Jones look different view OF TIE MATES. appanding DANIEL
MspsTER 70: the he has taken, saying that the
happies part of his life when he was slave Indeed
he Ind no objection returning 10 "Od firgnny, and
thought The slaves OF the South were much happier than
msny persons i, The North THIS greatly excited several Of
Contributors and three gentlemen arose and en-
dra vored refute Jones He however, per-
scvcrd in his statements Till the close OF the meeting stopped
the dispute.+ Boston Traveller.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-20

The Legislature Of Georgia has passed Bill giving The
election Of the judges of the Superior Court people
The following are is most prominent provisions:
The people of snch judicial circuit elect Judge
The si otay in October 1853 and every four years
after. The Coweta Macon, Blue Ridge and Southwestern
circuits hold their first election in October 1855 and every
iJuI years successive Y NJ Tor Judge hO has
not resided in his circuit year. and in his six
months, prior the election; and then is restricted il voting
10 the county in which he resides. No be elected
Judge who has no. lived years in the State three years
in his circuit and been practising attorney for five
prior the election
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RICHMOND ENQUIRE EN-.
:, T11p1.I moRNIXc. yANUARY I7, 1857.
INCARCERATION OF THE NEW STATE GOVERN
L

INCARCERATION OF THE NEW STATE uoshiNt'
MENT.
Tn, nan sura ion Of Gorerno: Johnson ana
Governor lsake Yesterday, plain as the mos
Republican could desire. In the Counch c"l"'o
few persons being present, John g. Moso!' n4'
I,s,ce of ,,c Peace administered the io'o"'"s '''' "
;.o Iobrs,n and Mr. Ieake, each oil "hoi Yea a""ES
u;, ; pb, band and successfully Kissed the booS
,. ht, - soon over and thus, with the mos; common
-, ,.. of all ustentulon and parade the new gov
o,, we IT into operation What proud contrast with
h recent n.pGstrous and bloody Inauguration OF new
Government in the ulock-kepualic Of France!
Mr. Lcakc at once proceeded 10 the Senate Chamber de-
vered his inaugural address and entered upon his dulles Us
ssidcnl OF the Senate Gov Johnson being among the
attentive sp, ctators 0l the scene.
The following were the 0a;hs administered:
You declare yourself q citizen OF the Commonwealth OF
vroinia ana sucrnnly.swca that yon will be faithful ana
true to the said Commonwealth, and VIII support he cos
tuition thereof so long as you CONTINUE " w '''"S " "
same. So help you God e ,,
you swear thai you have not since the ah"pon o' t'c
amended con su,ion fought in duel or sent OF acccpcd
chaIIeno. Il; ;uh in duel the probable issue oi whc
;nb, have .rn the death OF the challenger or challenged
h.cn knowingly the Of such challenge or acccp
,ncc nor been second 10 either party nor IN any te'
Idol or assisted IN such duck and that You vi" NOT oe Gu
ard ar coucerned directly indirectly IN or anon' any
such duel during your continuance III ONCE % "e'r w"
God. ,;,; =, ,ho
You swear that you will support the constitution o. Inc
United States So help you God
"You swear tina; YOU will faithfully perform the duly VI
vour Office 10 the beet Of you skill and Judgment 30 heip
YOU God
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Iv,rrC;I-RArioI Or GOV WOOD

CoLrMuus U, JAS l2.'i'ac Inauguration OF Gov. "0ct
on place the hail OF the House o' Representatives TO-
tv Ia his .dtIeS tn expresses !n-c!I 10 iavu;
the maintenance cGnp:,..C measures. ant says
;, wu;evrr objections there nag oc to ihcm tie tine has
not 20. their repeal i5eE s'id!id nav" lar aI
lie endorses part ri Pfcs.rn FnoceS message i!
reference t. the iupru Yyil t 5lsert and nnrbors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-20

THE COMPROMISE IN ALARAMA.-7hc Anb9ml
House Of Representatives, hc 3th n>,n by vote %
so 10 35 passed yuioHs apP.oyn the vote I" Sriant'
kn and Clemens Compromise measures. and de
,trlns measures n final adjustment oi the slavery
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-20

minds Of us all the solemn TRUTH what shadows re ,aL
what shadows we pursue.
in testimony sir OF tie high respect entertained BY this
House .or t;r ir3ply II the ID u 10 deep :,lt
.yg;a;Iy IN Iii .n.y :. I'~s. Inu". the
ADOPTION of the loii,wng p:esn5Is an: resolutions:
The House Of De.a: having heari with feelings Of pro
1uat regret OF the de.h III HH {. harrington, Esq, Ii
lei, gale elect ,is Legislature from The city kchn'nd
md briDg DESTROYS Of naGios It's hal! regard and con-i
.s:ation Ter The virtues I" the dec SGD. d.
Resolve That the members and Officers Il: the it'n'e
sincerely and dee ply syIup.iZe with the family 0i the de
ceased in their affection, and suitable Expression o
their regard will The Usual badge of mourn ng for hf
reminder lie plcscht session al The General Assembly
Resolved That he Speaker u the House transmit copy
Of the foregoing preamble aad resolution 10 Inc widow u
Inc DECEASED
The resolutions unanimously adopted
On motion OF Mr.. PATEcK, The ti'usc hsijou!ned
THE METHODIST CHURCH, NORTH AND SOUTH
Some singular facts have light recently, IN Tie
isofy and progress OF the Methodist Churcn slhce WIS
divided BY III" antslavc.y eNrlc!ncut IL" years iso -
The statistics follows:
The Churci North, had members. IN ls'i .55l25
In ISL, 'o'oh
Decrease i, seven wears. so.
The Chutch South, had j" !8i4, 49, :S3
In 1851, ''roci
1,r,.ose !, scv,n wears, 1865
b. this statement !, aTgca!5 nat the Cisncca, South.
since the division as increased 1u, tie "rcn North, his
,i lI,,y car, ms Be-, accounted lo.' The more pro-
uaolc reason the recent i"tfGi"c"n 81 foutie'ls So
ca,lsm and other ii,< in Nnriii-.oisu a'd :nin
,l!Ha all the Christian churches ana communities OF Tic
ny II is uo,v eight ycar< lfce H!isotr Greeley
Dana and a= associates the a5o.'.""ls ihcua.nS 81.
ward, Raymond, = c. aud others nave oe'n spreading Ill
SORTS Of ,caIisu communism, FoHHs'!S!i '"! sIr.!'!in
The progress these pucples !" private HE aad IN Ger
tain Of society, be seen, :" ce''An extent In
liz scenes IN tr ayurCc str "iG tHS '"NS" P i'e ~
courts Of justice and similar rc>rt upon ''c religious
movement can rJy be asccrt;uc - appeal 10 gucr,
ana collection ci facts c1n"cctr. Win the 'ie'hei'ss
Church.
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SIniorities,

The unofficial returns ror the missing countless and TO sup
ulv tn efficient from Caroline and Sposyvanin
will reduce the above Democratic majores about lo5. TIL"
above however has been declared and must be regarded
the official vote of the Stale
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-20

The Barre Patriot has asceraincd the weight OF Hon. Ny
Lawrenc Zine Sheridan vi America, Dir. Valley IA
ceuusly called him) three hundred and hity.two
pounds. Agteat weight upon the community.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-20

TO THE POlNI.-A h;-st veteran officer, reconroi.cr
ing battery which accessory - S"lm lacoScally
answered the engineers, ~he cnieasong 20 dssuae
wta: YOU please all know hat The AuI rcsg y
be toisted the rarr,gis :e.gHssa" au:"ng ~ t."
the o.der iii my pocket
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-20

Leroy Roper was, Friday ccct2! Teller Of the FL.
change Bank Petersburg. place of Carer R Bishop d..
c'lntd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-20

Official roe for Gopernor and Lieutenant orfrHor der'e"
By The Contention Of the tro HoussS o. nc 's''d Leg
Luture on The lIM January, ls52.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-20
NEW KIND OF pOrArOES-i

NEW KIND Or POfAiOtS.-i The editor Of the orc-
gon Spectator lately received potato vines grown on
which bore potatoes both t and upon the tops
ecuiur grown potatoes above well undo. ground
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-20
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE

HARRIsBuRo JAN l3.l he Senate committee Of Sc
ven was appointed 10 divide State Congressional
districts The Ec rail road Oil WAS then taken up ANA dis
cusSci until the hcur oi Adjournment.
In ,ae House Mr. Bonhan Introduced I'll authorizing
the Stale Treasurer to negotiate loan OF SSu0Qu 10 meet
tie semi.unrua interest falling due in February next,
which passed rcacinss aad Was ordered TO be en-
crossed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-20

THE RAILNA1 ; Of III L UNI 7 FU , 7 T IS
The American Railway Times 4" The lsl inst. contains
list Of all the railway in the Une States by which it ap.
pears that the number of railways in operation is 26S mea-
surfing sos miles, and constructed Of $3.50 Si5
The NUMBER Of railways in Of construction is "a
measuring II 225 miles The lpa! number Of railways is
37 and whole number o miles in operation and in
OF construction is ~ S93 Tacir locality, &C. may be
from he lowing
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TIP
THE BUST OF JEFFERSON.


We are Informed from most intelligent that the
fine marble bust Of Jefferson destroyed in the fire of the Ii
brary Of Congress, by Ciracc skilln Italian artist
and not bv Houdon as supposed II valuable 80
being only Of Jefferson taken in the meridian OF He
sc rp"at satisfaction that to have the bust re-
produced y Crawford in the bronze statue Of Jefferson for
the Virginia Washington Monument. Ciraccis bust was
executed from mould othc features head and bust Crac
c executed also of Washington and becoming dstrcss
ed his pccunary gen, the busls ~ Jefferson
and Washington with bills Of $500 for each. Gen. Wash
ng!on returned hisa circumstance very much 10 be re-
g,ctlcd BY the hand of the most promising artist
Of lis day.
Cracci was executed before the maturity of his fnme
der Napoleon, tie charge Of being implicated in The con-
spracy Of tic "Iniernal Machine"
Wc learn from the Charleston Courier that the strong feel
ing lately exhibited in the mining districts Of California In
of Introducing slave labor into that portion Of our ter
rroy ON the Pacific has perceive had its effect on many
The Atlantic coast, whn, well aware OF the nnu
erahe advantages that would 10 them we" they
United TO employ that particular description OF property in
the gold regions. are daily making arrangements for the
transno taon themselves md slaves to that section Of
POSSESSIONS and that the fine Steam ship Isabel has on
several occasions had board passengers with their
srrrans en- route for the Pacific On her last trip she took
out large number, amongst whom, as We learn from IN"
IofSvlc Remedy, were twenty y"ung men with as many
negroes from Eukc and Caawba Counties, North Carolina
SOME says the Remedy hard looking fellows. who seem
e their share Of The gold dust ii hard work or
tia! knocks can bring it.
We @stand likewise that several other parties from
North Carolina about starting with their slaves and a!
agent Charleston for the Isabel has several apica-
there 10 De little doubt their Lahore
will be attended with such induce very large
ci.y Y
wear az IRON all there certain Seasons in tile
Southern when negro labor is alone available with
safely 10 health in damp and marsiy localities.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-20

To the Editors Of the Enquirer.
will YOU please publish the letter below, addressed to
Democrat and ieorhy gentleman B. F. CLARKE, Esq,
nj La
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-20

sp a, hrl ell-nc"uea hi, EGcs ~. 18Th h..
N,RY AM Lawson, -rc,ui t,.-scs 81 .,ra ~. RAJ
oph B:,y!s,-r:, :s! aG.. Va ~ ,Ie OH .,;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-20

PRAYER hv The Rev. john Early Of tie Methodist Church
On motion %! Mr.. CHEaTHAM, il was-Resrrrd, ln1' :"
Jr, Committee OF members Of The House OF h"
.a,cs and the Senate, be appointed t. count n! re-
nor, , r,e Tor Attorney Cen raj in the laIc election.
Mr GmrA-uaM was requested 10 carry liz same I" TIC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-20
THE METHODIST CHURCH, MONTH AND SOUTH

The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
On motion Of Mir. PATRICK, the iiouse nj ou.ned.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-27
Daily lions Herald

FOR THE APPROACHING GENERAL CoNFERENCEi
TN accordance with whatds believed to general wish
and expectation of the Methodist public, the proprie
tors OF the Herald have determined to ISSUE during the
approaching General Conference in Boston, DAILY III
ON'S HERALD.
The main design will be to publish the proceedings and
of the General Conference Especial pains wan
be taken therefore, give full and accurate reports OF the
sayings and dong OF this important body and OF the va
rous anniversary meetings that may during the
sion The editor intends continuing his "ChaTdce1Stic
Notes" which received with much favor in 1874
AS. These "Notes" besides observations on the pro
ceediugs OF the Conference, will embrace Personal Sketches
of some Of its principal members and yisiters.
TERMs-For single copy for the session, ST. The Daily
will be issued at least WEEKS until the adjournment
of the Conference The first number will be issued Mon
day May 3d. and win contain the first days proceedings Of
the Conference, complete list of the Delegates, &C.
AUSTIN GRAY is the Agent for Washington city, and will
receive all orders for the above interesting publication at
his Bookstore 18th street, opposite odd-Fellows Hail.
mar 27-3t