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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29
For The Emu.
JORDAN HATCHER AND THE WHIGS.

Tie Lenunciatione OF tho Wings OF Richmond against
Governor Johnson for committing the sentence OF Jordan
Hatcher every body knows loud, long and bhr. All
the vile epihcts known the Engsh language freely
poured by the Wings Of Richmond in denouncint ns
act And yet ard yet and strange and strange, W
see these Whige selecting from amongst al the
thousand Wings Of this city, Jordan Hatcher candidate
represent them in the Legislature of Virginia o. cOrss
rency thou jewel truly Yes, tell il not in Gath, lie
Tayors the JohnSons the Robinsons the Brookcs and
host Of talented and uncxceronable have been
aside 81, Jordan Hatcher candidate in the person
"Judson Crane Could any thing show clearly tie
can,ng the hypocrisy of those who have BEN
and still are openmoned denouncing Governor johnson
There might be- for making such selection II
heir nominee had any peculiar claims above host of tale
I'd ard qualified Wings Of Richmond fr seat in az
Legislature What il be shat has given Judson Cram
clam over MI Others, and made him " a fit and p'opu"
representative OF tho Wings Of Richmond, and the appr
pirate of Conway Robinson, unless il be lie
prayer the Governor n behalf Of Jordan Hatcher
Did the Governor do anything than The Wings candi
date asked aye deliberately mcmoriased and prayed him
do WELL well, these mes that Try mems souls
Blu pleased these doDgs Of these consistent
Wings. l mean note them to mark them we'll. OLD
Jne Jnhnsnn will yet have justice done him. am re"iced
that The Democrats have candidates ut their Tor de-
sire that the Wings all the glory and the honor Of the
election of "JudsOn Crane" themselves. Under the cir
cumsrauccs his nunina lion fiji" 10 BE- made and he
will be fit" representative Of The Wings of Rirhmond
ANTI-HYPUCRISf.
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DEMOCRATIC RALLY IN ELIZABETH CITY


am convinced that vow aways delight in hearing OF
lhusiasc meetings Of the 'unrerrihsd Democracy"
On Friday evening the 22i instant, large number of
Democrats assembled The "Fox Hil' Precinct in
county purpose OF hearing speeches from several De.
mocrnla who were present.
Tic evening beautiful one; tall Hickory pole had
been rscd from top which Democratic llg hoatcd
in H., hrc.zc heang The names Of Pierce and King.
George Rokrr E>G delivered animated, and spirited
stcuc Having been member al tho Democratic National
Cun,ri.or \, told them how ErnnSn Pierce received The
nominations how The friends Of Cass Douglas and Bucha.
waived their choice and selected Franklin Pierce
noble standard bearer.
Mm s. Aendren, ESQ., OF Norfolk, who had been invited
then proceeded 10 address the meeting; and here
STATE that listened IN more BEAUTIFUL chasc and
oatoca address than the delivered by Mr. gu He al
luded most beautifully, The Hickory pole,
Of Jackson which stood the proud emblem of the good
old days OF Andrew Jackson. Mr. Henden is young
decided talents He is the who made the her
Wing city of Norfolk, quail last fall! II il tue he DE-
feaed II is the Wings gained victory bur il was
'pyrrhGs victory The great Wing city OF Norfolk, which
puve General Taylor between Two and three hundred ma
uriry elected her representative Whis by only go mao
w. need not say all pleased with Mr. Hendren's
.peec and that Democracy Of Elizabeth City, returned
their thanks ~ hin, for his noble effort.
James French called for, and responded in
able aud argumentative speech. He doubt convinced
some present that there difference between Jackson,
General and Scott His effort was we'll received by all
present.
Other gentlemen were called on, and responded In
thusiasc and cheering addresses
We expect to roll up handsome majority in this county,
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LATEST NENs Bi TIE TELEltNai,tl.

LATER FROM c,IIrnHNI.

LATER FKOM CALIFORNIA.
New ORLEANS Der 27lh.-lhc s:rancr Falcon from
hspnwail as arrived, bringing San francisco dates 10 The
Isl October.
Il" mining accounts fIYorItn. S vcr.l Fugitive
slaves nih been eTccd % Sicrs untcr TIC recent
decision .! The SurciuU Court The steamer plnr sad
'Set, ana pf"'"d total ioss. II" markets active
and l:in. The news generally of little Interest.
BDSlON, OcT --.-h meeting. o. the Suffolk County Bar
was held TINS morning ; speeches made by Mcs,rs
Chole, Curtis and Othr!s Resolutions II sympathy for
me iaihy o M Webster were adopted and 'c IA deter
mined 10 Dc presen; AT the iu"ert tomorrow Which viii be
attended by thousands.
BALTIMORE, Der. 2S.-NO sales Of hour Holsters are
asGlnI II cts advance Red Wheat has advanced y3
81 Oh white 81 10 II. Corn quiet.
Ne" YORK, Oct IS Sales Of $500 btIs Hour
Southern 81 - 5000 bushels white wt,.i 1T O3 L. TO-
" GU hushcl- miXsa nj IS crs
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CO.HmEnE:ai .iiiSDny,
WHOLESALE PRICE. CURRENT

l!CHNvSDi OCTOBER -, !-'..
IObACCo-!ne miiN"f shows more ACTIVITY and lfiC:.
are rather better Than II The a;e lle report Tos
breaks aye light amd The receipt small.
y II. MARTYR 4 co
SAILS Of tobacco BY y II MAuriS & Co: 2h.d.. ia:
Hays, ST, 81 SO and s. J. j. J,rks,n 50; 5 r. Al
s'on, i \. May, 50; u hhs g. ~ so at .;
at 50, Is, ats, lat . ana ary, H. ~ R2r! =
and ! IS.
WHEAT Cool 10 prime wi'e e24 95; Good to prime
Red 9u,92..
FLoUR-The I5c ndtces fro:u Europe, have tented 10
ad'a"c' ticcs Holders hay" !.ara,d 81 ant - firm
Bayc;s ti.ring si5s. ~ -Q!r. ~ P.I .UN.
cas- OK l. 20 cfs. per nr>i..i
Corn MEAL-75 4 81 cent. ~ H.sno;.
LiNE.-SaIes AZ 81 10 from wharf
OhI.>-3TG 40 cts. per bHshel.
RYE-Nons here and mach wanted
BACON-Smithfin!d and To!:- hog round IL. cents
Western sides l0s l0s cents; shoulders 81 Ok cents
city smoked Fices los lO tagged hims, u Gle
FlSH-Ierringe, no. Cul - %; Hross - -
Roe S; 90. MacGercl; No. 3, $7a7t; M. 2 &ll J.!
No l. Sl2 90 .l3. Sha,!--Tpnc 10 market. HALIFAX
Gross Hcrrinss 81 30, S. ST.
LAND-B6ls l2a ci-., ae.s l5l2 cts, pals Ia els
Prime nomlnaI-nuns here.
-
~ SOTICE.-DavIDJ SAUNDERS nj 4 CIT: OF Rec
= moni Will be Tnel Io Director OF ue |2'h'a Iehl
Rail Road, FIJI ay tie ZJh lie general meeting u ne
OCT 2s-2 ,;ANY STOCKHOLDERS.
READY MADE CLUT!iiSG-u;iEss SUITS
BUSINESS FK0LkS. &C.
HUST RECEIVED. MdIH street, fne H!ick press $40.
- Frock Coats rich bilc. and arcy SIR t .r!f ''sts
and Cass!ntr. PanJ-: Ln and niT- "ncr F!o
quaics and Prices irom 10 81 une Shirts and Draw
srs; Scari,: Cravas Hose, Cal! d! the Money ~
ing Institution OF ,.,n,rIS
Oct 20 KEEN; CHLEs y DALO'
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PLEASANT EXCURSION.

Political excitement will pass away with the election on
Tuesday and both defeated and The Victorious most
pleasan, relief will present itself in the Masonic Excursion
TO Mount Vernon The grave Of Washington, on Thursday
Nov %h. The beautiful boat, Baltimore will be on the
re and the Arnoy Band will make fine music We doubt
not thai large number of fair countywomen Will eeze
the occasion !" visit Mount Vernon and enjoy delightful
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IMPORTANT TO VOTERS.

We state rron the authority of Attorney General Bocock
that the Presidential election Tuesday next, Novembe
81, must bc completed sISoLE DAr--and that ir
every county, all persons, entitled 10 vote may vote al anj
district precinct in said II different In cities anr
iowns where each person vote in tho ward in which
resides
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RE- The Richmond Wing LoathinS the F"sit"e
SLAVE LAW!!!

The following is part OF editorial article IN Tue ie'e
mond whis Of Wednesday, Sept. 29th, 1857;
THey (the svehodes) ,eoud necer hare asSea lor A,
Epitipe Stare Lap that the Constitution does not
give them The right demand -hn " "tas a.1 han ~
cl-., security OF slave property, thah 70
produce any salutary results 1asy uoud NOT THEMSELVES
iKE required catch other peoples negroes ana ney
scry naturally supposed the task would not be pleasant
one 10 persons whose and putices were oil op
posed 10 the institution of slavery"
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CALCNNlES OF THE HON JOHN NJ. BOrrS.
Dor correspondent ~ pc.ciIy Just III his criticism upll
he false assertions al Mr. John " nor Buis. Mr B,r.
=. l. won't grossly calImniacs Franklin Piece, WHO'S
to-day a.: BY and word has approx n,nc'i, tes!
thc south Than the Hnsnlt cJnjfere OF VIM. f. johnston
and m. H. Seward. When representative of Vi rlnIs
constituency, Mr Bolts sIt"mc'uly betrayed t Interests
AMI suspect eye body else Scut, ind
Seward GxcLprdl of tfcacneiy IL 'wh4t lilies Cues N
R3s presume 10 body Tor abolition aiGisl-
The ,tifoncry o! this gentleman :s NEST extraordinary
Has he forgotten his vote Tor The repeal Of Tie 2ls, u!
Has lie no respect ln tie tiushi Else why does III
grossly caiumTiI,c the hem Of wtusc lurrncn lie is
worthy inuchl The Virgin gentleman ma, gol 10
b. l"i;r notorious individual. There much harm 10
hin, hnwr:cr- Washington. Union,
WINCHESTER (NA.) Oct 20 lsj?.
To TIC Editor Of The Eni0n:
Sla While waite Mr.. John NJ. Rous il making speech
AT the courthouse. hcasi him tor hours; Tho
climax OF his echlfssnes. he as-rrrrt without qualification
that MIR Pierce, in the Senate, in 1882 abo
ton o the slave trade between he States aud Tor the ab0
uon ol slavery in 'hc District 81 Columbia ard in The T
iory oi Fciida; voted against iayin. the motion the
he thereby approving al the piincipr These exactly
h' woids, taken down they r from the lips Of THE
cio"s character He SAID want To see rcIeilion o.
the Chsliimn riots, c!c Cen Pierce but you pU
an enc every i'2 81 the KIND iJ5 Gen Scott Nov
any ,t!!onttry equal w!rkcfu~s and drs reaiun
ih "G"n ir same drInagU"He tScuu) hos b,en home
tdn IS hours from his elecIonecrn. crusade The
F"oc expense; which Pi;ishurg n. ad..cssd Wig
mass meeting presided by WA +. Johns!o TON and
Auburn was Al The house Of Seward stand wl him,
and sal on his right land formal dinner AT The hotel
The "higher-.w" candh!ate- made such By Seward and
J1hnsion and Bolts do propose give Ie,sw 81
Mr. Bots speech, for II a importance al
last; but you snow by reference 10 the
rccnid-io when "e have no access hc'cthe urr aIsy
ui MS Spcchc statement II VIII be VII enough expose
him 20 the re-rlc;iled the public The truOcra.
cy here and haica5auts wic awake ana impatient
the day "en they 'noy record te.r against v pros
II Gtnn 81 me r"nniy " The travelling c.iiitie All for
ncr peace prosperity and progress By i election 81 Perez
King, The constiG'iun and the Union
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TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF Mr.. WEBSTER
WAsalsaroS Der. IA meeting of the citizens aener-
ally will be held evening in front of The City
Hail. TO take measures 10 pay proper tribute OF respect
the memory of Mr. Webster. The President cannot attend
the funeral The public Offices will probably bs closed on
Friday.
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ANOTHER CHANGE.

William Pitts OF Wheeling, former whig member OF the
Legislature has for Pierce King Mr. Pits Is
one 0! The fluent speakers in Western Virginia. and In
ls4s made l07 speeches for Taylor and Fillmore.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING TONIGHT!

EVERY DEMOchAl ~ SSA
g-Thc Democratic Association of Richmond meets on
Friday evening" the 2sh and Monday evening, the st OF
November at half pas: o'clock, at The universals
church Every Democrat is expected to be present.
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RALLY TONIGHT.

The Democracy will meet tonight al the Universaist
Church. Fine addresses may be expected from John B.
Young Esq, Of Henrico and from Tim Rivcs, Esq. the
"war horse Of Prince George" Let There be full and
glorious rally in preparation for the great battle.
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u on,i,od 70 r,o,,;on III. limo that tho sketch nj n

We omitted mention The me that the sketch OF the
German Discussion published In yesterdays paper was
furnished by Mr. Frederick A. Mayo old and respec
table German resident of ths city, and that is believe
in all RESPECTS truthful and fair account Of said proceedings
al the African Church and City Hall.
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A LAST WORD.

This !, ,hs last paper that can reach any portion of
friends 10 hecounry before the eeconand seize It,
10 invoke vigilance and ceaseless exertion from now
unit, sun Sc, on Tuesday next Nov. 3D. when the great
battle shall be decided. Listen to the aschoods and
,andss which the Scwardites now scattering over the
land In last few days. very mysterious Individual mas
been seen with baske, his am dropping almost every
where coarse pamphlet "Piece and his abolition allies. az
srant pack OF lies as could be compressed into the sane
compass They came from the laboratory OF Truman Snh
and Fi,zhenry Warren, who while flooding the !Souh ;"in
documents prove Pierce aboonst are at Inc same
time circulating the North the National Era as aholon
organ TO prove Pierce voted and spoke in Congress
against abolition and for Southern slavery resolutions Be-
ware of these arch ntguers ard anderefs VINO come 70
YOU in sheep. clothing but really abolition wolves!
SEE THAT Your SEIonBoRs FURNISHED WITH DsMo
CRATIC ELECTORAL TcK.Ts ASp THAT EVERY DEMceRATic
VOTE BE CAST AT THE TUESDAY SExT-o', under
no circumstances the polls be kept open longer than
that day
In the sincerity Of our heart believe that the present
/. the most important election that has ever occurred-and
We feel deepest interest in the Of our noble can
ddaes and glorious Tho election OF General
Scott will in the view of the ables Wings prove the m
umph Of Sewardsm and will shake the Union to its centre
The triumph Of Franklin Pierce NOMINEE OF VIRGINIA.
and worthy exponent OF her cherished principles Will con-
secra,e The saving doctrine Of strict construction will
cure public and economy, will strengthen the Union
and maintain common bond the frmest and wses
basis As the position and merits OF the two candidates.
we invite attention the very lucid and striking contrast
in to-dar's paper by l. r. Watkins, Esq he pre-.
their claims in the strongest light and clearly and
that is the highest duty of
Southern patriot rally the support of Pierce and King
In every quarter have the brightest auspices of go-
rous vic,ory-bu wish Virginia TO win the palm and to
take the eevang her candidate and her own pn
eple, Let every Democratic be brought 10 The polls
and she will stand higher than in the rank Of Republics
wise Influential and justly grateful TO the noble defenders OF
her rights, interest and principles:
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Eg POLITICAL DISCUSSION. Wing and De-
mocrac Electors for this District Messrs. W. c. SooTT
and +. q. ScuTT. will address Tie people of Richmond,
Saturday Night, Both instant al O'Clock in the African
Church. Oct. 27-4t
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We would inform friend in Augusta that the electoral
ticket as published in the Enquirer is strictly correct
We wish him good cheer in his noble purpose Of shaking Sc
ward ascendancy IN old Federal Augusta"
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TO the Hon. Horace Greeley, Present.

VOTERS IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Under the provisions of the Constitution, no vote
will be allowed 10 vote except in the Ward In which he re
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Is, uar candidates Gt tho el0cticn. Ger eaaasy :aa
b.., Yhg but many hnyS dacs.ci for Pierce enc "s
ana oisIs viii moi rote all Things re1y cheering IN
h.s sscton Of the couEy. From all quarters "e have
gGud news. 'ou'si ". eSJ1.c ,or,L-r
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RIGHMAND ENQUIRER.
o1,,T,,x1 n,nS7xc.o OCTOBER 80, 1852.

M NORTH. No soulii no t EnTI MaiNrENANcE OF
riE CoNVOS BOND AND True ph'oii
w mn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. f>eTee'
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MR . plEkG SEF FAX D TO- 'e THAI ne
Ur S n nTh TSK HALE'S PARTY COULD MEAN VIA az
PiieY SAID THAT IS TO EJECT IN TIE If TaHY DID ne
W8AS SIRE THAT EVERY GOOD CITIZEN | mOwS Ills
WiLLlNG-AT LEAST he W0HkDCISSs r IAn "-lMr
mas eorseton and reera,iono the .'triung dialogue
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- NOW HESITATE BETWEEN EXTENDlNG IiiG RI is y,
RloD OF RESIDENCE BEFORE NAToaALIInntriuaTr S or
vans AND total. REPEAL OF ALL. iiE AZ, Sf
c6NGRESS on TIE SUBJECr-!MI HlHD fHCAi-'1' : :
THE LATTER-[ SCOTT IL lSf !;
~ ,h,v. s.oumenr is Gen ScoTr's We have seen It IN Ms
,wn WHINE over ssnaure-E Ed PhtddsH'a Fe"
Supo
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In all 'his gentlemen, think tel the workings OF tes.
tiny think the hand oI PoshsnCc Then let Us heed
the words O standard bearer, IN his eloquent ele:
acceptance and place our Tean"e mpon the
who has always gnay blessed The Republic. and WHO
has restored order halnuny and 5ionerly love wter. al
before disorder, confusion and sectional hate ,hroun
his chosen instrument Franklin PIERCE The MAkER-
Franklin Pierce the noble New Hampshire Yankee.
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W. WE'RE YOU y I SG~ IE nHHf nALE Spear
YEARS AGO. AND DIP i1 Ti At he WOULD HEAD an
ASp SAY IN iiis u'IF FoN TIE souT AND rol po">
SLAVERY" . THERE HEARD MR.. HALE SfEah
ANO SAY WHAT YOU vnif S,rr HEAR FRANKLIN PIERCE RE
>; No. ro rl; AND sAYiF Hale SioG ap FIRST TO
ARMY H., on ,r TEE SoSft DEAD BODY, FOR he
WoULp HEAD Az ARMY TO epP4sE Eli SAY tsLAppING
,,iE NJ UPON ills BREAsTl THAT Hale tTE WaRtit
70 To PASS OVER HIS DEAD BODY, BEfo"h ~
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Yesterdays Times publishes from the ". !. lfou"o
laundering article bused upon the following nnoce"'
lar which fell into its hands:
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-22

THIRD WARD.
aH- DR.. e. M. CHAPLIN Is announced as
candidate the Board of Common Council from the Third
Ward at the ensuing election in June, and will be sup
ported by --
may 15--eo2t&d1t# .,. MANY VOTERS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-22
Affairs In Georgetown.
GEORGETOWN, May 22-12 In.

GEORGETOWN, May 22-12 IN.
A large company from the Georgetown Col
lege together with many other citizens of our
town, contemplate going to St. Mary's on next
Monday, to participate in the celebration of the
Landing of the Pilgrims.
At every point upon the canal where any dam
age was done by the freshet, there is strong
force engaged, and the work of repair is moving
on finely, and would progress much faster but
for the great difficulty in obtaining a sufficient
number of horses and carts. Some of the super
intendents think, if nothing happens to retard
the work, navigation will be resumed about the
lst of July.
After the 1st of August, the price of inspection
upon -four will be one cent per barrel.
Our market was abundantly supplied this
morning with green peas, at fifty cents per peck
tomatoes, at fifty cents per dozen; and new pota-
toes, at seventy five cents per peck
The supply of roll-butter, from wagons, is very
limited, and prices unusually high for the season.
No change in the -four or grain markets since
our last report ELECTRO
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-22
MARYLAND PILGRIMS CELEBRATION.

rTNHE CELEBRATION commemorative of the Landing Of
Pilgrim Fathers, will be held on the 18th of May
the site of the old city of ST. Marys in St. Marys
ty under the auspices of the Phodemc Society of George
town College The relics of the ancient capital and the
ceremonies of the celebration will be intensely interesting
Il citizens of Maryland, Virginia. and the District Of
Columbia invited to attend with their families The
Governor and General Assembly, the Bishops attending the
timore have accepted invitations, and many of them will
attend The Phodemic Society have chartered the magn
6cent steamer "BALTIMORE" for q EXCURSION, which
will leave Georgetown at IL m, Washington at 12 p
NJ Alexandria at 2, Marbury's Landing at the Ath
and will touch at Piney Point Music and dancing will be
provided the Baltimore, for the qualification Of the Ia
dies and gentlemen, going and returning The steamer will
remain the night of the 25h at Pney Point return the
26th and will visit Fort Washington, and if time will per-
init, Mount Vernon.
HENRY MAY, esq, Of Baltimore, will be the Orator The
trip, with meals supplied will cost S. each Tickets to be
procured on board the steamer By order of the
may 2l-3t COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-22
R.liriou. services ro.m orrovv.

The following named members OF tne uenerai
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church will preach
in the following named churches tomorrow:
| First Presbyterian Chmch.-O Ellsworth Dag
| gett and Samuel W. Fisbee
Second Presbyterian Church.-Philemon Fowler
| and George c. Curtis
| EourM Presbyterian Church.-Wm. Adams, d.
D., Asa D. Smith, d. D., and George Dufield,
d. ID.
Fstrea Presbyterian Chmch-A. d. Pollock.
Presbyterian Church, Georyeto Dn.--Stephen Tay-
lor, d. ID.
Second Presbyterian Church, Alexandria. --Robt
NJ. Patterson and Edwin F. Hatfield.
First Colored Presbyterian Church.-Thornton
Mills, and ]. O. Ranney.
Foundry Church.-Conway p. Wing.
McKendree Chapet.-Jacob o. Miller and VIII
liam H. McCarer
Wesley Chapel.-Henry Kendall and Samuel
n Steele.
Union Chapel A. 7. Chester, d. D., and
Samuel II. Gridley.
Ebenezer CAapet. Timothy Stllman and Will
liam Z. Knox.
Ryland Chqpel-Alfred E. Campbell D: D.,
and Daniel Tenny.
Methodist Protestant Church, 9Th street-Wm H.
Cooper and w. w. Woods
Methodist Episcopal Church, Ceorgetown.--W w.
Williams and James F. Caulkins
Methodist Church, Alexandria Geo. Duffield, jr.
81. PauPs Lutheran Church.-D. Wisner and H.
A. Rowland.
10Th street Baptist Church-D. Beman and H.
P. Arms. r."
2 street Baptist Ghurch,-D. Vaudeville and G.
W. Wallace
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-22
Crime--A singular Case.

A singular case of mental malady, OF crime,
lately occurred in Wyoming county, Pa, as mar
rated by correspondent of Philadelphia paper.
Over year since theft charged upon the
wife of a much-respected citizen. The accused
and the accuser were both members of the same
church, and of unblemshed reputation. A Sian.
der suit was commenced, but withdrawn through
the interference of mutual friends. The church
took up the matter, and, after full examination,
censured the accuser for making n false ACCUSE
ton. and expelled her from communion. She
then went before the Grand Jury and made an
earnest effort to procure an indictment, but the
Jury ignored the bill. SO the matter remained
for sometime--the accused justified, and the &C
cuser under the impdtation of perjury. After
the complete triumph, the accused party, In.
Huenced by some unknown cause, came forward
and confessed the truth of the CHARGE Not only
So She confessed that she had been for years
in the habit of pilfering. Though respectable,
we'll educated, and possessed Of ample means to
crafty her DESIRES she stole to crafty an ire
sistible passion--destroyiug what she stole Inn
mediately after the act While this practice
was going on she was haunted with the keenest
sense of the sin; and before going into places OF
temptation, she used to retire to her closet, and
on her knees implore Heaven to subdue her pro-
pensity, but still perpetrated the crime On this
confession, the afflicted husband made restitution
to all the sufferers!