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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-10
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Iodide OF SaTsaparilla, containing the virtues oil
fofcinab Extract and Iodine in one oil its most elig
bic and popular compounds
Fluid Extract Of Buchu ,,,,o
" Pareira Bravo
Spigelia
Rhdbarb
Valerian, &C., &c.
These extracts combine in eligible form, all the
valuable medical properties of the Drugs hch they
represent TO the exclusion of their inert and useless
constituents and have met with approval from Physi-
clans here and 10 other sections Of the State during
some years past, 10 which have been preparing
Them.
81 no Us 90 Main IT. corner l4lh.
HUNDLEY, NORVELL d JON fS, GROs
y q GERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. ID PEARL STREET, offer Tor sale low for cash, or
to punctua customers
265 bags Rio and Laguira Coffee.
ITO do old Java aud Mocha do
Al hhds p r. and New Orleans Sugar
IS bids St Croix Sugar,
45 hhds Cuba and Porto Rico Moasses
IS bbls New Orleans Molasses.
Is terces Stewards Syrup Molasses
lbs bbIs Clarified and Granulaed Sugar,
85 boxes Tallow Candles,
IS boxes Sperm and Adamautine Candies,
Sc do Soap,
10 half pipes old f. Brandy,
30 demJohns superior Brandy, Win I60S)
hall pipes Jamaica Spirits,
% quarter casks superior Port, Sherry aud Ma
deira Wine,
d bbs Apple Brandy,
20 barrels old Whiskey, 1885,
l25 Go Gibsou's and other brands,
IS bbs aud half bbls Macketel,
% DO No. Shad,
60 kits Salmon aud Mackerel,
500 kegs Nails,
1900 lbs sole Leather,
80 dozen painted Buckets,
IS bbls No. and Herrings,
$50 bags Shot,
chests superior Tea,
30 half do. do.
500 rsams Wrapping Paper,
50 goo Principe and Havana Segars,
42 boxes Maccaroni,
Powder, Lead, lion, Steel Window Glass, Bed-cords
Plough Lines, Irvine, bale Cotton cap and letter Pa
per- shoe Thread, Ginger, Spice, Pepper chewing To-
baceo, smoking Tobacco, Starch &c, Be. au2 20
"a tsOE B0NAVlTA, CONFEGTIONER
~ AND FRUIT DEALER, WHOLESALE AND RE-
MAJ Nh Iyj. c1~a H. Dat
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THE RECENT ELECTIONS.

The official and unofficial results of the recent
State elections, present the following gratifying ex-
hibit: 10 ooo
Winston, wing, 1884. Democratic majority
lS,46S.
NORTH CARoL1NA-Reid, DEM, for Governor,
4s 4s4; Kerr, wing, 42,993. Democratic majority
5,491.
IowA-McCleary, DEM, for Secretary of State
1884; Jenkins, wing, 1927. Democratic ma
jority 1857. ,,.+ oon,-
ARKANsAs-The official returns are not yet COM
,,ete-but the democratic majority is known to be
decisive.
M,1xE-As far as heard from, the aggregate
,ots of the two democratic candidates, Hubbard
and Chandler, reaches 59,6O3; that of the wing
candidate is $1,000. Majority 1851.
ygRMoSr-In 219 towns, Fairbanks, the wing
Candidate. has 23.153 votes; Robinson, dem, a.
aos: Brainard, freesoil, 9,512. Showing 767
majority against the whig candidate and his defeat
before the people by about that majority
Thus far the books show we'll for the democr;'-
cv-and exhibit the "Scott enthusiasm at low eoo'
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Great Stare SfamDede.

-MAYsv1LLE, KY, Sept. 81. Thirty.one slaves
from The neighborhood of Augusta and Dover, KY.
escaped to Ohio last night They were traced to
Ripley the River, and were pursued by their own
ers and others from this side. The clothes taken by
the slaves were found concealed in yard, and the
owners were refused warrant search the house in
which it was supposed most of the slaves were hid.
Five who had continued on were pursued by their
masters. and three captured. They are expected to
be brought tonight.
The negroes of Ripley assisted in numbers, armed
with guns, and surrounded the hotel where the Ken
tuckians stopped. Fears are entertained of serious
disturbance, the Kentuckans remain there on the
watch. and are determined to recover the slaves.
Much Indignation is felt here because the authori-
ties of Ripley refused to assist the in granting
warrants.
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Mr.. WEBSTER. We glad to be able to state
That Mr.. Webster's health is gradually improving.
ne has no catarrh this year of any consequence but
ne mas some of the complaints of the season, which
llake II necessary for him to have repose and avoid
SdVeling. AS the weather grows cooler, he will
be restored to his usual strength and health
In the mean time he is occupied with the great oues
ons pending In his department, and with the cult
Sallon OF his noble estate, which forms altogether
une OF the most comfortable and at the same time
New England. Boston Courier.
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GEN. ScoTT's Position. The Washington cor
respondent Of the NJ Y. Courier and Enquirer writes
as follows-(and the Express says, that " from his
intimacy with Governor Seward and his friends, he
knovs) -
sit may be asserted with entire confidence that
Gen. Scott under condition of circumstances, wiH
change the grOund aOhich he has occupied since his
name has been brought |or,oard conspicuousiy in
necon aoiM the Presidency, and will ,Urite letter
concerning public questions, unless the Wing Conven
ton should think proper offer him the nomination.
This is understood to be the naty Of his position.
and declared by his most intimate and accredited
friends, and upon the authority of undnubted assur-
ances.''
So then we s. go it blind !s-and like most blind
shall tumble into the ditch.
Fayetteville Observer, May 11M, 1852.
Well, neghbor, you did conclude to GO it. Are
you getting ready togive in November spec
linen of lofty tumbng IS into the ditch - aforesaid
Of course you must be. How else can you verify
your own prediction. Fayetteville CdyoGnian.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-06

ABRAM M. WEAVER. This notorious individual,
we learn, was tried for kidnapping, at the recent
term of the Superior Court of Surry county-Judge
Ellis presiding. He found guilty, and con-
demned to be hung on the first Friday in October;
but appealed to the Supreme Court.
We understand it was in evidence that in the
Spring of 1949 Weaver induced free negro, Jim
Corn, to 90 with him from Stokes county over the
mountains into Virginia, trip to sell guns that
they stopped the house of Lowder in Burke's
Garden, after which the prisoner, Weaver, sold
the said free negro into bondage, who was carried to
Louisville, Kentucky, where the negro sued for and
obtained his fredoom.
Solicitor Coleman and Mr.. Gilmer conducted the
prosecution and Messrs. Mclean, Starbuck and Mas
ten the defence. Several and interesting Ques-
tions of law were discussed with ability on both
sides.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

TTNHE subscriber is prepared to show to CUSTOM
ers his Fall and Winter Stock of Goods, which he
has Just received from the Northern cities His Stock
is full embracing almost every variety Of goods kept in
Dry Goods Store. The following part of his Stock
may be found at his Store, No. 81, Fayetteville Street
Black and Fancy Silks,
French Mernoes and DeLanes,
English and American Printed DeLanes,
All wool Pink and Blue Fannels,
Plain, Black, Chameleon and Figured Alpacas.
Calicoes from to 20 cents,
Blankets and Kerseys,
Kentucky Jeans, all qualities,
Tweeds, Satiuets and Cassimercs,
Vestings. good and common,
Red and White FaDnels,
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons,
Hosiery, Gloves, Laces, &C., &C.
Also. good lot of Sugar and Coffee Boots and Shoes
good assortment China, Glass and Earthen Ware.
We only ask a call from those wishing to purchase
goods as at all times shall be pleased to show them.
Call and for yourselves-we determined to sell
Loae SAMUEL H. YOUNG.
Raleigh, October LIST 1852. 92-Sm.
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PALMER & RAMSAY
DEALERS IN

DEALERS IN
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
All Kinds of Jewelry, of the Latest Styles,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE, CUTLERY,
Perfumey, Fancy Goods and Clocks.
TItHE subscribers receiving their Fall pur--
Il chase, which is of the most extensive ever Of
fered for sale in the State. Consisting of
100 Gold and Silver Watches,
Large collection Of Gold Chains, Seals and Keys
fine lot Of Diamond Rings and Pins,
Fashionable Earrings, Brestpins and Rings
Bracelets, Cuff Pins and Armlelts
Very large assortment of Gold, Silver and Steel
Spectacles,
Gold and Silver Thimbles,
Gold and Silver Pencils and Pens and Lockets
Steel Pens and Keys Razors, Strops and Pen Knives
Silver Table, Deserts and Tea Spoons,
Ladies', Forks and Butter Knives, and Pickle Knives
and Forks.
Casters, Candlesticks, Shutters and Trays.
Baskets, Waiter Coffee Urn,
Gerondoles, Coral and Card Cases,
Perfumery and Fancy Goods
All kinds of Watches, Jewelry and Clocks repaiIef
in our usual manner.
October 4, 1852. a.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-06

The Scott committee at Washington have circula-
ted the North, under Congressional franks, about
hundred thousand copies of article published in
the Era, the Abolition paper at Washington, to prove
Gen. Pierce pro-slavery man. The same commit
tee have circulated at the South many copies of
the New Boston speech, and document under the
caption of " Gen. Pierce and his abolition allies, to
prove him an aboltonist. Truman Smith, of Con-
nectcut is the masIerworkman in this base business
"a work which majority of our State Prison con-
victs would be ashamed of.
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Gov. SEWARD FOR PRESIDENT. The New York
Tribune is frank say that" Gov Seward, it just
possible, may some day be President of the United
States - and it then adds that " he is an able man.
but by no means the only northern statesman who is
faithful the traditions and convictions of freedom
loving people," Eag- Richmond Enquier.
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AWFUL LYING. North Carolina Wing journal
Says General Pierce is opposed to equal suffrage
to the compromise, and to the protection of American
industry"
Democrats from end of the country to the 9th
make up their minds to shut their ears to all
future charges against their candidate Don't believe
one of them. Resolve, when election comes, to
stick to the ticket and let the Scott wings stick to y-
ing. The fellows are incorrgibe.
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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.

Democratic MASS MEETING for this Electoral
District will be held SATURDAY, the 9th day of
October next, at Worrels Mineral Spring, in Gates
County, mile and half from Gatesville.
All persons, of both political parties invited to
attend.
, September "a, 1882
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-06

A TIMELY WARNING. The senior Editor of the
Amherst Cabinet, speaking of the rigid scrutiny
which the characters of the Presidential candidates
are undergoing, very devoutly exclaims:
"How careful, then, We all ought to be as to what
manner OF persons we are, lest may some time or
other become candidates for the Presidency, which
we are all liable in this land of liberty, obligation,
and responsibility." .-..t-...
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-06

AN IMPORTANT ELECTION DAY. On one and the
same day-the 18th of October-elections take place
in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana. In Pennsy
and Indiana me2-bers of Congress as we'll as of the
Legislature are to be elected. In Indiana there are
also to be chosen a Governor and Lieutenant Cover
nor, and many other public officers.
". Y. Journal oil Commerce.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-06

An untraveled individual, taking passage the
steamer May Flower at Buffalo, found three life pre-
suspended to the State room assigned to him.
He went forthwith to the clerk, and demanded why
he should be put in such room, fercely declared,
D-n it, sir. it's stable, there's horse collars hung
all round it,
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Mass Meeting at De1var,s Store.

There will be MASS MEETING of persons favor
able to the election of PIERCE and KING, at Dewar's
Store, Cumberland County. Wednesday, the 10th
day of October. The citizens of Cumberland, Wake
Chatham, Moore and of the neghborng Counties gen.
orally, invited to attend. Hon. VIM. s. Ashe, J..
G. Shepherd Esp and other speakers expected be
present.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-06

Who WAS THE HERO CHIPPEWA, &c. The
following resolution offered by the late Gen. VIM.
Fl. Harrison, in the U. S. Senate, February 25th,
1925, shows who in the estimation of the late Pres
dent and his then associate " the disn-
guished leader in the gotous battes'' the Nigga
froner-Lundy's Lane among the rest:-
ResOlped, That the Senate have learnt, with deep
regret the death of Major General Jacob Brown, the
late commanding General of the Army, and the dis
tinguished leader in the glorious battles of ChiPpe
wa, Niagara and Erie in the late war;
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KENTUCKY IN DOUBT. The Louisville Journal
expresses the greatest apprehension about the result
in Kentucky. The unprecedented apathy of the
wings and the extraordinary zeal and activity of the
democracy give occasion the alarm betrayed by the
Journal. 1t says it never knew the wing party of
Kentucky to be SO utterly disorganized, and by the
most pathetic appeals it strives to rally them TO the
the Louisville Journal expresses dorbtas to the result
in Kentucky, the democracy may confidently calcu-
late upon victory. Washington Union.
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MASS MEETING AT ENFIELD.

There will be MASS MEETING of the Democrats
at Enfield, SATURDAY the 10th day of October
next to which all parties respectfully invited Messrs
BRANCH, DoBBIN, VENABLE aud other distinguished
Speakers have promised and expected to attend
September 8, 1852,
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A few days since, in the down train from Cleve-
land, in which there a crowd of passengers, a
patriotic little Wing went round, and was engaged
in taking political classification of the passengers.
On he went, in his anxious Grand, until he reached
Col. W, who, instead ofansyVering 10 his politics
asked the list taker-
''Are you a Wing 90
':Yes.''
How much pay do you get for doing this work -
'Oh, don't get nothing!'
"You dont?''
mot dime!"
'Then l can tell you how 10 make some money!"
The ear of the chap opened, his eye frightened,
and he was all attendance. He replied
"Well, do,-I'd like to know % I've got So, 900
in my pocket more than l want to use for few
months. Now, just you finish your list. and as you
go round, find Wing who will bet 81 900
against nay $4,000 that Gen. PIERCE will not be
elected President if you do, RI gire you $780,"
Away went the fellow, securing through the cars,
in quest of some confidence Wing who would be the
means of his making the $3.50. He hunted-and
hunted-and hunted-and anxious he, that
he abandoned his list altogether. After while he
came moPing back, with woful countenance, evinc-
ing as much anxiety as poor fellow could who had
actually lost $3.50.
WE'LL" said the Col, " was it taken %
Why, n-o-oo;" responded the Inundated coon,
but there five chaps in the other who said
they would, if you Mould bet on ScoTT!"
That list wasn't finished Poor fellow a" he
perfectly dumfounded!'' Cincinnati Enquirer.
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DIE D,

In Raleigh, the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb
and the Blind Monday the 9th inst in the ninth
year of her age, JANErrA SYDNEY, daughter of William
ID. and Lucy A. Cooke.
I" Early, bright, transient, chaste morning dew,
She sparkled, was exhaled, and went to Heaven"
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The Hon. VIM. R. King came up, yesterday eve
ming, from Old Point to Portsmouth, where he
manned during the night. He took the accommoda-
ton train of cars this morning en- route Alabama.
Norfolk .4rgns, 25th September.
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They are singing song like this in New York


had dream the other night, when all around was sill,
dream'd old Pultepec sliding down the hill,
The hasty soup in his hand the fire was In his rear
Ills free soil allies wouldn't stand, but scattered far and
Chorus--Oh Poor Greeley,
Don't you spit
I'm going up Salt River,
With the platform my knee.
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A Coon SIGN. Yesterday wager of seven hun
dred dollars that franklin Pierce would carry the
State of MARYLAND was made by democratic gentle
man with one of the friends Of the Seward wing
didats. .-. Washington Uuion. eth.
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There will be a MASS MEETING OF the Democracy
at Averasboro the 2lst of October. Distinguished
speakers expected to be present. The citizens of
Cumberland, Sampson, Johnston Wake, and the citi-
of North Carolina generally, invited to attend
without distinction of party.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-06

STUBBORN FACTS. Gen. Scott was first pro-
posed as the Presidential candidate of the Wing
party in the Harrisburg Convention of 1889, and
got sixty-two votes-mot one Of aObich eUas from
the South
Again, at Philadelphia, in 1848, he was pro-
posed for the nomination of the Wing party, and
again failed to get a Southern vote
Again, at the Baltimore Convention of 1852,
the South resisted the nomination of Gen. Scott,
to the very last and he pressed upon the coun-
try by the Seward Wings of the North. Thus, it
IS settled, that from 1889 to so, the Southern
Wings objected to him, and the Northern Wings
preferred him as their candidate.
Can it be possible that they were both mistaken,
and that, after all, he is the friend of the South
Gratitude if nothing else, for the perseverance of
his Northern friends must constrain him to repav
them.
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ooUrHwEsTERN GEORGIA. The Albany (Ga.)
Patriot of Sept. "a, says:
me weather has been warm and pleasant most
OF the week. We had a little rain on |Tnesdar The
thermometer has ranged between 80 and 600. The
injuries TO cotton crops, from the caterpillar and boil
worm, are increasing, We learn that some croos are
completely stripped of leaves, and the caterplars are
destroying the haf-grown bolls.
cotton. The Georgia Banner, published at New
man, of the Oath inst states that some 100 bales IF
Inc new crop have been sold in that market Prices
ranged during the week at 10 to 1O4c Quality good
Hn aon to mId0Iing fair; Some lots not having
sample as well they would have done had the cot
ton heen properly aired consequently, did not com
mand the top of the market.
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HATS AND CAPS f!

TN LATEST STYLES for the FALL of 1852.
BEEBE'S and Leary's fashionable super. n
81 Moleskin. A large assortment of HATS andSA
CAPS almost every style that out this from
the finest qualities the lowest price. Now ready at
-. So fuckers.
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CHEERING S1GNs The Union publishes the

CHEERING S1aNs The Union publishes the
below extracts of its correspondence. It is indeed
cheering:
From MARYLAND. One of the most eminent demo-
Gratis writes: ITO show my confidence, bet eight
hundred hogsheads of tobacco with whg friend that
Gen. Scott would not carry eight States the No
vember election"
FROM New York. Another democrat, under date
September 26th, writes: Sc / would bet ALL am worth
the success of the democratic ticket never felt
sure OF triumph in my life. believe New York
will 60 for Pierce and King by handsome majority.
Everything hereabouts points that way.
You should republish in pamphlet the memoirs
OF Gen. Scott, now being published in the New
York Herald. 1t is the most TRUTHFUL and telling
OF anything have seen. l KNOW TO BE TRUE.
Urge its republication"
FROM PENNSYLVANIA. The Democrats of Fayette
county, in this State, had great meeting at
Uniontown on the 18th, at which, saws correspon-
dent, =" there could not have been less than 5000
persons present, with banners and flags, and wagons
filled with sturdy voters and mutitudes horse
back The army struck terror into the hearts of
adversaries." That noble old veteran, ex-senator
Daniel Sturgeon presided at this great meeting. We
notice also that those gallant champions of the right,
Hon. Wilson McCandless, COL S. w. Black, Hon.
James Thompson, Hon. A. Drum, Hon. G. B. Cur
It's, and Hon. JOHN l.. Dawson, hard at work in
the democracy is to be held Greensburg the 7th
of October, which Hon. James Buchanan will speak
at length on the questions at issue.
FROM ONO. A letter from one of the most active
democrats in the State sends glorious tdngs. He
says " Scott's reception occasioned enthusiasm,
and we confident ever, though not less &C
tive. Rely upon Ohio Greeley left with flea in
his We are harmonious in ranks, and 90 in
solid column for Pierce and King Colonel John
B. Weller, DR.. E. B. Odds, Hon. e. S. Sweetzer,
follow up the work so nobly begun by Gen. Houston
and Judge Douglas.
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READY MADE CLOTHING,

which he would be pleased offer the inspection of
the public being manufactured under his supervis-
ion confidently recommend them, and asks
parison with any other Goods in this market of it,
either in quality price. All he asks is reasonable
profit, and
will not be UndersOId by Any!
Gentlemen furnishing their Goods to be manufac-
ttred may rely upon receiving the attention and
care if sold by himself.
Cutting done at any time at usual rates.
--latest Paris, London and New York Fashions just at
hand. ISAAC PROCTOR.
Raleigh, October 2, 1852. 90
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ISAAC PROCTOR,
Successor to Oliver and Proctor.
MERCrH TAILOR u

Successor to Oliver and Proctor.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
- HAS Just returned from the Northern Cities and
IA is now receiving
IL A New and Beautiful Assortment
of Goods In his line, embracing
Black, Blue, Brown, Green, Olive, Adelaide and Dahlia
.s THIS,
of best French and English manufacture, and Of various
grades of prices.
Best SIMONI DOEsKENS, Warranted.
French, EngIish, Scotch and American
FANCY CASSIMERES,
of every variety of style and price.
VESTIN GS,
super Silk Velvet Plush, Figured and Plain Satins
and Silks, Grenadne, Menno and Cashmere, splendid
article.
Wedding and Party TSstfngs, Can't be Beat.
Eg With sincere thanks to his numerous friends and
patrons for past manifestations of friendship and regard,
he them effort pains shall be spared to merit
its continuance.
Satisfaction always Guaranteed.
His stock of
FURNISHING GOODS
is most complete
Dress Shirts, with or without Collars,
Silk and Merno Under Shirts very SUPERIOR all Sizes
Drawers fine assortment
Socks, silk Merino, Cotton, Figured and Plain,
Stocks, Plain and Fancy,
Gloves, great variety,
Dressing Gowns, very handsome,
POCKET HANDKERCHEEFs, silk, linen, colored, plain
and embroidered