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TRIPLES,

A flower given by one we love,
Is priced far more than sparkling gams
smile, n look, gentle word,
Out"ciShs the costliest diadsmsI
ihrn why should We those trihes call,
w men make the sum of life, the all
That man doth live for, here below,
And make him j'y or sorrow knows
A tear upon the loved ones cheeks.
Will nuke the hau.h,iest sp,ri, Quail,
8 look Of pain, OF grief, or pain,
viii turn the rose 10 lily pals.
Then why scould we those tTitos con
Which maze The sum OF life, the ali
ThG, man doth live for, here below,
And masks bin Joy or sorrow know2
A lock of scorn, hath led TO hate,
A kindly smi!e hath won hearty
The ore leaves but unhappiness,
The others joy shall peer depart;
Then why should We those lriflss cal,
Which make The sum of life, the all
That man doth live for here below,
And make him JOY or sorrow know7
". 2. Evening Pos..
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TIE SUIT OF RUSsET BROWN.
SARAH EiiaAprTR.

j = r SUl Of NUoScl pnoN
BY ELIZA COOK.
A maiden once lover had
Who breathed the truest siahsi
But sitnrtw as the lover clad,
10 dark and lovely guise:
So all his wooing was In vain,
She scorned his peasant, grade,
She tossed her head and Knocked his pain,
And laughed n, all he said.
ma, no. cried she. '.he tale would DO
a Jest for all ,he town;
FL wed no youth who wears forsooth
a suit Of russell brown
He offered her gentle bird,
Whose plumage il was trno
Gave forth no sheen of glossy green,
No scarlet gold or blue.
She looked upon It with an eye
That flushed with kinillng pride
With head upliit sh: scanned Tho gift,
And thrnst The cage aside.
NO. no. cried she, with por oous airs,
Such boon would not own;
For, like yourself, it only wears
A suit Of russell brown.
When next she me, the youth, he wore
\ drublct Of high cost;
The birds sweet song was heard 70 pour
Bat youth and bird were lost
The maiden then bewailed her fate
She blamed her scornful mir,h,
And thought but ah ! she thought to late,
Plain garts may cover worth
Then ladies, liSt-the lesson learn
BE wary how you (rown;
Think twice ere once you rudely spurn
a sui, of russell brown.
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COME HOME.

Come home, come hcn,e, ,hon wandsrsr,
To Thy downy nest again,
The birds are singing merily
A colt aad pleasing strain;
Eor spring has come aglir, love,
Since thou afar tdst ram;
Her perfumes on the breeze, love-
Then hasten 10 thy home.
Come home, come homo,
q, hasten 10 thy home
Come home, come homo, thou rover,
For thy hearth is sad and Lone
Tho sunlight smiles that greeted thee
In ,wilight's shades are gone,
For noueht can cheer us now, love-
Blu, hopes enchanting strain,
TO our fond hehrts, thus whispering,
"He'll meet thee coon again."
Come home, come hons,
Oh, hasten 10 thy homo.
Come home, come home, my dearest,
Here's rest aud peace for thee,
The busy world thou s!arest
Has no true love for thee
For all is bat deceit love,
The heart Gun find no rest,
Till nesting in thy home love,
Thou art foiled 10 its breast.
Come home, come home
Oh, haston 10 thy horne.
SARAH RLiaAprra.
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acaIa.' . -, ). - g :. -,
yn rae IN au! a. administrator Thomas iiU->ri rr
S.swrT I,nu.l j Euw!rn Richard: Harla Elza VIZ
I Eo ms chi +rril an heirs Jchg Eubr- ,r.'!
Iuara !gv o; .ioIu i kub'Es Geo " y. o.
of Robinson Nelson. decd s.ena Hall and John "
Dr,r !fFrs
Upa o. The complainant 4" ma !ct'c 80 Er hi- @
;hc
Il T,antun i U;,i CANADIAN ~ li'i. lie
a. - p.,lrt N,I5,tr ;la in. ( d J.I ubs ..aE: al @
Nm. i 7t,..,it..I "a. gs.r,Ue an.
L.. ., ., II. hrir rn.n,r which w,, .stg,I ,
. fs:. and IA. .Iu! ..nt.,u. Fp!a Tan. -
I y, -, 81 u, -,n .., an! 4, admins ra,r al lii t,
;,,. .,r IsIEUs iIA!rn an! Elm. Robins
ia iI Jln 70 p,hIn- ssSFt ta,r t Er ,lrr ,rsWC.s WI
- 49, -, ,i,. Il al rh,,y answers ~, hcm th!s car..,-
an hoard mon III, bin AM, eAhblr- ici the u. ii @
va an; "a. ar.;ttl Il, counsel. tp. cuI.i.s.
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E.,s al MIR Sal L.

E:3Iff b-cber osrs privately The Farm nn which ~
restless, situated III the county ut cni!co ~ ir-
ah1ve R,rhnr Deep Rus e the RIVER ana ih"c "
hclnw S.ort PUMP AMI n!c SnGh 0t Deei
Ran Ghurc-cGg nnc iG aces The .ia.!a I" irauin a"
THE Fam. abuEd.Icc ui
orchards ~ choice rlt trees gh'
-ir location AMI Jaw mil The ini
and cUtnlcE dwc ling hcse sn"
nlur comfortable framed s!=n AMI quarters Ice nous
and stables Gccm unnecessary 10 say norr hir
r rciy IN. pcfsoDs ossl purchase 10 cal and *
anime themselves. w ,
LEnr J-ElOt WV Il. nAlsNlN
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POLITICAL.
Fer the Enquirer.
no MY FRIEND MAG.

TO MY FRIEND MA1.
I've given thee my warmest love-
Nv fair and gentle friend -.
so throw the veil of friendship Ger
The simple lines l SEND
Thy spirit hovers round me now.
Though absent from my signt .
Through Nemory's glass l see my o'o"i
All radiant, pure and orign'.
think of thee at iwilightH hour,
When all is hushed and still,
Save tho low gentle breathings OF
The breeze from tree and hlii.
Yes, Mag, though we are 'esereo'
Ard Eeer may meet nsain, ho
Through time my love wan e esr,
Sin constant, still The ss'n'
Farewell, my friend may o pis"''''
Ilame thy pathway now n;s,loce
A'' The ta.s smiles from Thy fair brow u...,.
c,nbe,laud County, Va
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE,

,ro1rNrkIN .Uf IlOTEL AND FARM.
~, tnr \ situated the Blue ki,se Iockiish GAP
hNi!ls Va the great thooughlarc for Western travel
AUGUSTA ou' v,rsinia Springs This geographical situation
or equaed BY Of me k'4 ' is United sed s
the AR " The house large and cumncdious having % rooms
The GOOD cn nous a. N clover ae s OG
and IL o state i well aars 70 ' Sn EF%1 q
, - 'rcmses or Mr. Nathaniel MaiSc at "aynes
borough s,NIEJ IE.kE
Itrr fI--r5m
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YIsCaT SALE,

srRSlANl h. prurS"s iced Of trust from NiH
e. ;!a.ars te aenc OF John Conway and "thr. me
.Hitrabuu.
rtSDsy =. tie - day August >'2 At puoc AUCTION o
ready lIpse., ;fc iuii""in. PRO PERI: VIZ:
M the r7c' aih called Wh8tGn wfaT.on The .ald i'Ert
resides KcmH. about i~o mites from
r,:ussy av.A5r ytm, c0Gaiir: Z: out 40 aGnGFc:
coariIi 81 ~" good @" lns- S''ir
u.n rlTy AMI nil necessary "rthu-rr The stand IL CON
rex rani III .lslrcs Tire serH"h 10 zen
and an vel. suited &" ainr"r =. ph! r'sE
} u! ti.. rrEairir2 ahou j acres on ic'Hsst
,.., hrsy iis tI Srnr. Pine. wood.
AgptEGf al near N!!r.iAun
\ :i -nc FIc ;u'.
III Hrusrinii AID kitch-r Furntu-. ;anttt!on c"--
~ s!n. "srG"Gs. c.rs &c NJ s:ac. ~ ii''a's
CAL. .ci,iiug ox sheep Hog. !tc Carriage and .afnc.'
aud sal -: htrhr'- -.
Inc ira r:lEahe P-rt0s jt..:
40. n ;lsrs:.rs n, r-l r,iGc call "M ST.
t.-- ) tu WA p.c".gts slow :"2 -. ::rfcrS.
j. CLAiniooG rrU.tc.
u q II l--r;,li..
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ICY authority IL mo by the will OF kooTIt W
.c'... ,a! sell publicly 10 the highest hIuc Cn"r ,y
t.ou,, oue Monday the 1914: OF July s,- ?nehs ss,Ii
49, RAG, of land which Robert w Peasants
Pieaat Green. Containing three bundled anu sia. Ia
M, ninety which fret James River ln~'ef
@ ii land excellent qua y and ubou; hu1drci anu
80 20, Jane. River The county OF ''oocn
~, I.ryy Mr. Warwck's estate. (Bcaycr paT about -
~. ary. chHoud Persons di-F"'ed purchase aIc ini
, ,t, land before OF sac Isaac W Peasants
n- 90, h. prrnlscs. will take pleasure III showing II!
TrswsUne TIC purchase money will be required 70
M; ,r, in ore and with inccs! from day OF
To- NJ ,r,,.i ON the land credit pa.
,'.,n viii be given Immediately Tor preparing and seeding
on NJ b al, and iui possession Gu IL! Ja'lsnrh; 10.
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f.bGWs: FLOWS: pAO!vs!

Is II haye Jus comic;cd 40 ncr Flows uIo" NE
S9 CuG G:!cr p tIje, especially sdip'-l TO N--sE
,vr for three Az! Tho ohcr for
sc Farmers heavy r clover
an! who pluw that viii r!!".e clog would do
cali: believing, We do that here IL no Pa so Vel
Adopted 10 the nG'e purposes us those we hEri a. ls !e 20 Hr
nuylc They been c! hy the ules, and pronounced
80, ,Hs q! e Kind aow 10 W: daily adding
oar ALREADY stock burrows COuc Cuva'rrs. &c,
u,,on which have is sias made :res: imp
ucenrn and greater variety than
this State that dess eIcuslvey The
y; Ia and cu!bnr 10 the particular branch the
b. INSURED mat we keep mp with all The new Improve
merits Yalult!e large stock Of Castings ~
va. . q. har!.
r.r,rrv on conct Of Franin and 18Th .s Richmond Va
Ma1T &.
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The Senate then adjourned.

DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING
Ros7oS, JuLY 1.-The Democrats c Rant,urs District
vii; hold ratification meeting Salem on Monday on
which occasion nntonl will define his position and come
out uneeuvocsly for PIerce and King.
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SAMUEL JOnDAn, ESQ.

y, lR As Resident tIchnoui n! III
- ." llcnlic" you will irasc tax. ro'r that ,ha
behalf OF he Virginia Centfa Eni' Road Company rps -
COurl III iiualGrs Tie ni Richmond, T.: ~ oi
Jur term. apan hsc "isintsestcd u.Jcs 81 -"
city for the purno'c OF sscertuing what uG w cnrgs'
lands iyi.c VI Concord lie r.
m0nd NJ w,ch you tho and proprietor, "trE %
EDMi Nd FOSJAiSE.
turrl Pros. y u
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TO MATTHEW COiAk, ESQ,

e. lR IS r.Ieni oi tr city Rlclirn
- o. ;i"ticr VII p'eac that ,al hr
the virginia Central haIi Road COMPANY npiy the i;"rI :" y
for lie t!.s oi EichmrnI :n Era JI,
pIot I've hisin'-r,sted e hotter lhr cty
pl. OF shat he iw. conn cas,tiol
ciG - e. nc0rG the o Rcn,.! o .,sci
~ e owner ard proprietor ard "ch the said Corauy
cnu!r'h ;ufitr ;Gsposcs. EBMtAD EDSJAINI,
june lf-CGiS pr~sr!r;lt n u.' u. 4. TO
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STOVES, RANGES. 500: AK E'tlt. 70. a..
Iii. LATEST AID i.!.Sr PATTERNS WADE
'S O Iola Tao advantages
n STOVES, Tin, Japnnned mud Iron ~ &C.
The celebrate: "l-nt!Irss Chain Pumpr hiss ovy
to b. used ~ nEciBED pKEPaREscg o.Gc -
FOX. l. AND SlEIluN PUMPS
LIZ Orders w receive especial an! filled promp -
-upi:,, Gom's cGitHtcd rrrcrui.G. .nI u~'
the LOWEST CASH phfCES MAl II En-.G'.
S.If G-trrw.i Il.
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~, HIL.IA,I GLOVER. I.o.

'SNahE HOlHEIha bc"e'niE TIE hour. OF oti"tT y n
d the "a day al Jg y. isi. JON
racrci Nn rn E,ilsunc \. y
rhtr r SIr OF Lou tlnt shall AXE j "p"-ioG- II hl
Kerr r A. iis.'r, Alexander ne and ur O." rt =
evidence for n ruiz rra!G: :~ rirI' ~ -
for The count: n icicD sr":, pa,n.,; -.
liant II iiondu! cau'c de iaiGs Of yn. ITO
~ begun. o- be- ~ begun. 'hIu not 10 crlI tel Fad "
akine thrrs"i VII bead, 'rrDct DH Gay Gay :: he
-l;ohs comftc'rd. IilOii Ils"a'.
I-rtAi
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HARVEST.-The farmers of Berkeley county, Va, and
OF WashngonSoInty Nd are now busy hnrvsstingi aud
Il IL aaid the wheat crop wall be average one
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AWE would call the attention 81 Farmers
I ,r-r Cor erwin. Wheat Thrsh'rt which s has
and adapted HI. approved ant popular Drum his
Power II. iink- inc h' .Gc Of
rs virginia Combining crs.: iaprity OF execution" with rsE
al
!..a complained bakrc' lie KEEP. ar
e variety OF oih" machinery hmorgs which
wpu call the oil the community 10 his Horse Power
Saw Mill drawn by horses "ich has been IL y les rl
valuable where no;
For the Recommendations (Ttn Ind u
establishment, the Old Church lio.cr)
located these machines tie f!w Factory M.s
Richmond. sief, Mi be- sic
the public Thee rrn hive appointed
orders .h-rc machines. Orders
Addressed them Richmond Old Church Post Office
Hanover. wii meet Win lIonft attention.
Ma: .J-cw:a John IlAW.
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THE SKUPINsKI CONFESSION

THE SkUPINSkI
PHILADELPHIA June S0th-The Interpreter had an
interview with Matthias Skupinsk this morning. who now
s,renuousy denies having made such disclosures and de-
nands 10 90 confronted with the nfomer The lste who
10 workman a. Cornelius gas6x,ures factory, enjoys
good reputation ana apparently would have no object In
thus hosxing the public and petjuring himself
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The Trenton American 10 Informed that thsgsls "PtEes
Club 10 Newark composed Of about go srIstzs' Wht.
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REWARD FOR aNTLRENTrPs

hIs''fttU FUN IN II-IfENIEES.
AIsAsT. JuSE 80 ls52-A proclamation has been issued
by this Governor and Council Offering reward Of $1,000 for
the apprehension and conviction of tho person peoons
concerned in shooting Nr. Wait.
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desirable Offered Tor SAFE II i"r on "
is river III county, i've mics north Of lie Cour
House hundred IN good condition 10 "Se
the r rs common 10 that r.i; |ginl. will e sod public!
on ;he premises highest bidder, WEDNESDAY, HE ~; :"
Aasu 1852 Persons r,ss purchase, requested 10 come
AID - lia la"d before lie sale
TERMS AID he balance TWO payments due N
oac and years, properly secured. ,..
49,. WILSON.
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COMMISSIONERS NlTICE.
loMM!sSioSga'S irF;-F.

GLorcEsIrK coUHT House. lUsE g;n. l-52
Ar.I!ona ncfc ed IA The foregoing hcfcy no-
thnt .haii proceed iast AMI the
10y office gloucester Court ou,c. Iur4, s'
lay ls:L winch place tie: require!
discharge .s duty Aud tie creditors Of the Lur r. Re
deceased hereby further specially notified reqri arr
before h- p.ce and the shove she
,ary evidence establish their !cbts he Esd ROBIN
June l5-cSJw WARNER r. JONES. Cof.rnissroneT
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VIRGINIA Y-iIGH1
EEAS GALLERY.


ARIfIEn IN 1876 Portraits OF oil eminent
aL T.Ii.u Of the Convention and L:gi'n
tuc. ~ ~ AMI 80 ih United States Senate AMI manv % the
Rerrc,.nc. Portraits must be be arprccit
aud in every s!c 10 sur the taste
Tie public Invited n call 3nd eInrra
men, anl combines SIDE AMI SAY LIGHT, The
s;a:;lc Van ~ Main .ine sc~ti
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"a Office Our pe.et boas will weekly during III
Hole Creek Richmond Monday "Wednesday and Friday
P u Lyne5ug days 81 n On Monday, tho ilt
commence daily triIs as usual.
July 3-tW BOYD EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
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UANo.-so tons No Peru.an. store and % arrive 70
W saeby EDMOND, DAVENPORT L co.
juno II
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~. T',; az, VII,
-n-.m.ls 6. Rr,ts Il

"a. TATE OF EIuGISIA.--al Rules MI! o. gho GO
= nee u" the JrG & II : nnn.~J,7a 10
NonI l. Iu, o:. Ls.ag ;te s;h !.y Of tbs ,-!t .aoat
Ro,r
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AZ En-. CH EKNT PEITDNAI,
THE Euiif. Df i'DlGItS COLDS. fIDARSENSS BRDk
CiilTIS. GROUP. ASTHMA WIIOnPiNG COUGH,

Z ANY ycnr-offr;al instead a nralr,ry lie -
.'a pubic confidence in th- !c'nc, has fI,T
appreciation aEd uo:erIcty by far 4 L.ss
sxccccns he n.nsr farcu:nc expectations Of J NzrNA99
iritEt!I. Suiarc bat IL + S.--rSt
and he u',mi''asrb'e benefit conferred on <s..<[s
n ,i-tnds v sul"rrrs cnad md
H." reputation Hh;.e e f-A "
remedies thrust tho ~
!alic,I as been disc .et. gam.
I'll r:nn:s y ever: rial conferred bcncG -
the .ct" he:
and 10 ktbl- 10 hc gotten.
Wh" 2up!ic pre- tia, 90. sdicire
VIII n'y cuFesili there Ia .5unant proof IN: CHEEKY
FEc:oaA; t1cS not ntY thing a.to:
cIia II. ana dies fui which employed
n 'ifa- he's: wii- and medicine
ss atuay econ- IN. tc-t reliance afflicted from
c. o. - hEe:rsa peasant IL n. Of European
"a sc.ery i1m:c CGEEEY PgcIoEL
t.z en-G ~: !o ile Throa; many
81 e3p:-e co'Eg - ee sxcr5!vsy used by
'-1tI-E f.-s!ci1. IL
- ITO n'1Le, scisrcc .y- their .nes rerccr.
r:Cr i'roiuc.. i: -on.,-a r-e in me
a.- ii"u-" rutilc !sIItui:-r. ucsr .tr
tts = :ho sgrr. sr sl' a'srins r. CIR: ny
-: Affection, lang. Also ~ rccr c.se,
AZ y! Cltteh u AMI eftctu.I
81 the i4s.eiias have been rom
arci "" n"'o found racious In particularly ncIen
cliGhnol.
The Chemist anC
IEtcr his inyerIac ACCURACY ad
care Is sea e and protected b. law cuunl.rtis
qIrn.y can he relied without a,iuiteraon,
We Ia e sEie3:o'ed here - urEi-n tho with mei
cine ol such intrinsic end worth should
20 eir contieacea remedy and eftc,un
which ;i- has b. repeated aud Countless proved itself 20 be-
anu hr preparing chemical accuracy
ad Ply agent on yhrh hey can
rely c best results and the acicd with remedy that will DO
for tharn all :ha: medicine
Prapa and sod ny j. G.. AVER.
Chemist Lowell Massachusetts, and sold Wholesale
Rictnloni, NJ TT RCELL, LADD CO. and rEYTON JOHN.
oIoN ana b e Druggists eiretail hroughoutths State
March 2--cwsm
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AZ Ry-\iRGiAlA :-t;ioucr.!er Clr:-: Ioe-,
d April Term. i-Je:
a. W. Il PMS. administrator Of john p. Rob!"', decd
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ncaEINt
Iohn T.b5 Geo E. Tabb. John T Sswrll EGw.td Rus. j.
Dyt esi AMI administrator III mas e. i>ri ,Grr't .
SeawrI I.nue BuwLrn. Richard ialsia. Ei2a. ~ an
IAN Rom chiIrrci heirs al JchG + Euoi- ,r.' III
Robins wigw n The said iolu i fub'ns. Geo " W o.
Of Robinson Nelson. decd ascnan Hall and John " Cl
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slLAs CHEiri,Ay 3

a \ CHA ir-NlRGiNiA:-At rules he'd In tie I7.-
Office o. C,Grul. Court Tor tic cuuny i!lceY On
in, N. nh day OF June, t>52:
Rcad H. Iior, in has owa SIGHT ~! aim.ns;r.oroi E
IT, IIort. and Emily iiGHso:, -/:4tia
against
Thomas ord and Haywood Fooe administrator RichnI f,
lec ID. acl others. DeIeH5.l:.
1lo,rss ITori a. executor OF uthi il0rd dec ami
,ain the .et men acccuE: ~! Thomas lori c!,.
Richard T. IIou ID Robert II iord .Gi Obtain .l!,'.
aay 5.,!ncc which may he found due frcnl ham h ct,.
guardian. aorssa! anc 20 attach
he hands Iotn r. P!iips and urr p A"ini
for II! Thomas prd Erlii the order TIN.
ala hiyns !e and nc the defendants
are ron 70. ths Commonwealth The SAID l.G
.Iti 4, .pr-.r rules br holden Clerk H
sad ia. fgs; Monday %,, ~"
ccss.ry protect their Interest IL This Copyr .r
lane a1--cTiE ROBERT y. TkIgE
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e. Ia 1'ri y = IIBt;ta!&, ga; Eu'ct H-.1 = 90
-" Once 81 tss Circuit Coort H'..nHrHer atG tc
ais' MONDAY IN ly 1852, S.cE n. al cay q tie SAL u
Eu,.:sG Eei-,
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COURT ORDERS.

STIRGINIA.-ARu Rules held in The Clerks Office ther
Of CaGncety ps ne %! CHESTERFIELD, the 81 49,
81 Jurc, 1852:
Haley Cole administrator Of ob4GIa Xix. dcc' and Rcb,
ruron. and Mary his wife, pI4ipsIa.:
loh Heavy Johnson and Harriet his wife Alexander rx ar
George AMI Alex Cotton JOHN lX ines iIa Lu.ah Xix n,
Pau;ua psrmea and jtc dAuh!"rr Jo u lux, and their &
whose uGEno"n. hlaIr o. ucGc ItwI Icg
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THE RESULT In THIS DISTRICT.

The defeat of Mr. DURKEE, the Free Soil can
didate for Congress III this District furnishes the
Free Democrat with the pre.ext for a renewed and
vituperative attack upon Mr.. TwEEDY and our
selves. The Free Democrat, throughout the can
vass, has been tormented with the idea that our
especial aim and object was TO defeat Mr. DgRkEE
and elect Mr. Wells. We have taken some pains
10 dsabuse it of this erroneous impression. bur il
refused TO be satisfied and to the last persisted in
its false belief And now that the result in the
District is ascertained, the Free Democrat CHARGES
it TO coalition between the Wings and the
Democrats.
The charge is an absurd one, on its face, and
every man who is familiar with the the details OF
the canvass knows it TO be false. There was no
Coalition" not even the possibility of "coali-
ton" between the Wings and Democrats. That
individual Wings voted and worked for Mr. WELLS
is an undoubted fact. We know of individual
Free Sellers who did the same thing as we'll as of
Democrats who supported DURAND or DURKEE.
In many parts of the District party lines were
more or less obterated in the Congressional can
vasS and local, or personal considerations con-
troed the vote. This was cmphatically the case
III kenoSha, where men of all parties voted en-
mdSse for Mr.. DURKEE. The Free Democrat don't
discover any coalition " in thar, but only " glo-
rious vote for Mr.. Durkee i'll his city" Very
well; the same interests and influences which
worked so 'EgloriouSly" for Mr.. DURkEE there,
operated, though to far less extent, TO the ad-
vantage of Mr.. WELLS here And that was all the
Coalition there was about it,
But the Free Democrat, not content with this
general charge against the Wings, makes a spcci-
tic allegation against Mr. TwEEDY and ourselves
We copy its specification
eve call the attention of Wings and Free Soil
ers throughout the District to the fact, and the
proof that Mr. Wells was elected by Wing votes
y few, very few Wings, voted for Mr.. Durkcc,
but the great body of those who would have vot-
cd for Durkee in preference to Mr.. Wells, were
persuaded by the public and private efforts of
Messrs. King, Tweedy & Co., to vote for Mr. Du-
rand, with personal assurances that he stood
chance of an election, when they were secretly
plotting to elect Mr.. Wells
There is neither truth in its " fact" not war
rant for its differences. Mr.. WELLS was not
elected by wing votes. He is elected tcitEou,
and in spite of them. Here are the figures, near
ly complete, from four of the five Counties COM
prising the District, which demonstrates what we
say: