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F. sTRINGER 4 co.,
IS CAMP STREET.
good SHIRTS, UNDER GARMENTS, cRAvArs.
etc.. for Summer apt lmsp
Ice! Icev Ice -!
j. FEORD & co.
ICE HOUSE,
TCouFToUAs STREET. between Ninth Harmony Streets
(nsar the Upper Stock Landng,) Lafayette. Also--
No. NEW LEvEE and No. Lower Marys Market
fe21 NswOrleans I'm
ICe-lCe.
NEW ICE HOUSE,
LEVEE STREET. nearly opposite Armstrong Harris Co.
Steamship Wharf, and
No. 67s TCH0UPITOULAS STREET
j. STAFFORD co.
tr ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. mhs4
Ice.
~ ELLIS JENKINS is seller of ICE ha. large supply Of
this article dispose of Office the CORNER OF PoYDRAsND
St CHARLES STREETS Depot CORNER VICTORY ELYsIAN
FIELDS STREETS CHARITIES STREET STREET
and at the CORNER OF ROBIN RELIGIOUS SITS mh9s If
DAss CHRISTIAN HoTEL.-This we'll 80,
known Sumner establishment will reopen the FIRST Ea5
4 y l as a 70 FIJI s. g yss of
~ apis iiS AP tsls r. H. MONTGOMERY Manager.
VERANDA HoTEL--Nor1oE.- pro- h.s
sss -: IL: III. ss
his to ia former friends and the travelling community
NewOreans, May H. 1882 Err NUDGE ia co.
T8- The subscriber, in accordance with the
%' ri sa 1s
patronage with which il has heretofore been fHyored
During the the house
in all its appointments be second to in the
He will be assisted in the
already well known having
is sis fSfi: s''
Neworicans, May ~, 1857 myl3 3taw4w4tW
GUNDRIES-
- 5000 bbls. HYDRAULIC CEMENT, different brands.
1000 SSIs. cALGINED PLASTER.
1000 bbls. ROSIN.
900 casks SODA ASH
TURPENTINE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN FIRE BRICK.
TILES, etc. For sale by JOHN HAYMAN l. CO.,
80 Magazine Stores Thru Municipality,
Afen for the Newark and Rosendale mh&
HNISH, OIL AND CANDLES
100 boxes SPERM CANDLES.
800 BOSTON SOAP.
1000 gallons SPERM OIL
1000 WHALE
50 No tanner OIL.
20 LINsEED .r.
10 NEATsF0OT
myls For sale by J. H. GARTER Co, 10 Common st
xNASTOR OIL-75 bbls. Adams, in store and
= for sale by FFHn KENNETH CO.,
4 NIN--50 cases extra Schiednm Gin, in store
~ n'hi far sale low, Inv SAMreL WOLFE as cn,nr
RUDE BRIMSTONE-1OO tons of first quail
iyi store saa fsf Isby RAREIIA co, 81 Common at
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TAXATION IN BosroN-The amount to be raised by tax
alton in Boston, the present year is s1170O0O about
5000 less than the amount raised last year The ap-
preparation to the Fire Department this year ia $4,000
Internal Health Department ST0000 Paving 100000
Police 100000 overseer of the Poor $4,000; House
Industry House of Correction and Reformation Deer
Island Hospital si1s,7oO Schools $2s5poo Watch De-
partment, ss5 000
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There was frost at Newberry N c. the 9TH and 9th
inst The Sentinel that the present appearance
the corn and cotton crops, il by means attering
Corn looks yellow and scky. Cotton very feeble and
has crnped appearance. The wheat crop upon which
30 much dependence placed for speedy relief from the
great scarcity of corn will not make full to the
er In some sections of the District the fly very
SEDUCTIVE, reducing the probable yield less than halt
the ordinary nuaptitv
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OvricE OF THE DAILY cs. srgSr,l
Wednesday Morning, May 10, 1852
CJ.RApEn vraTHpnAv
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED

PASSENGERS,
Per ship Tirrell, from Havre-97l in steersgs.
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A LE-Seotch and East India Pale Ale, for
"A sAlsy JOHN T0oIE, % Bank Plsss.
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FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. G.. & A.
RDSIERE OF Common Streets No. 81 Pro
fessors If M Sci nai
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SHERIFF'S SALE
CoUzr SARAH CONNER AL VI A r. DUN
NYwORLHAss. BAR SYNDIC.. CASE or DUNBAR VI

CONNER 1896.
MY VIRTUE Of writ of feri facias to me
dirse.sd BY the Honolabs the E.h Det Com. q Nsw
on the Rotunda tho City Exchange,
hars and Royal sree SATURDAY May 1881 IL o'clock
NJ i t
right p. Dunbar certain
A. Fresms,
a3s3 The Judicial
District Of the State Of Louisiana 5lsS7si
in the suit +.
Terms cash the spot JAMES p. FRKRET.
nyl Is 10 ~ Sheriff Of the Parrish Of Oyisans.
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bhAG.
DISTRICT CoURr NICHOLAS sINNOrT VIM DUvAL.
NEw0RLEANs. II No. 1899.
EpY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
directed the Honorable the Second District Of
yvrs the above entitled will prosssd to ssi public
Warehouse,
Il, 1851 ali psst O'Clock ~
lot q HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Per inventory
of and Which will be exhibited at the
Seixet the above suit
Terna cash on he spot JAMES r. FREREr
myil15 10 % Sheriff Of the Parish Of OyIsans.
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Hasc5 TeTps Of Honor No. shIssa THURSDAY
esr. s0r h present er snd'e 81 1851 TsssAs FzI1sn
W. A r.; F. S. MoasAN, W. F. R. PotLAap w T.; j.
A. BENDER W. o.; JOSHUA Dow W. D. III b. PAIrlsos,
N. W, WooLvgRros WIS. ravs
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FLATBoATs,

. FLATBOATS.
In Fourth District
L1INOsPer Baryer's bon $500 bushels Cbis
LLINosPer Jodan corn ss al, corn
lss sacks oats, owner on board
kENTuCKYPer Scotia boats: bushels Mitchell
Beverly SEQ. WIS., " A'
INDANA-Per Wallis, Cary boats $3.50 sacks cotn to
Twchell Aco-and owne board. " 49, ~
PASSENGERS
psrs b;n
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
POETRY
.ILovE THAT RICH BRoaUE.''


In reference to that Cleveland speech Of Gen soorr
the Hudson Freeman thus touches Of its blaEney:
J love that rich br.gues Now GihFal you're jokin,
''Tis cruel at Patrick such fun to be Pokin,
That .bToguc'' you've hard two year every whit
And not loved it he FORE a d. bit.
sG love that rich brogue.'' You love il how WeI,
Let YOUR long spoken sentiments honestly tell
You would welcome US here from Eris green lands,
But in making yer laws, yOVd give ns no hand.
Z. I love that rich brogue'' Did you love it when
So Indignantly '' iired,' yon snached lP your pen,
In the Astor House parlor, and earnestly wroIeD
That Irishmen were not deserving Yete!
:. love that rich brosue All yoa loved it indeed,
When you gave your assent to an Infamous creed,
When you Claimed Of that party. the leader to be-,
who would take from the ishI TO be free
Did youiove that rich brogs. when you told your
mind
Torepeal all naturalization tnel iHed
Nh Tn54tar Kew Si.si.t honest IEls1 Sqs
That Paddy should never q detl1en beG
81 love that rich brogue.' / know you belong
To the party which, always love lfislimen strong
AS the day when their votes are wanted draws near
Although we're but CATTLE the rest OF the year.
sc love that rich brngue'' When did you begin1
When Greeley told you, you couldn't get IN.
That YOU never could sit in the Presidents Chair
If you couldn't get Patrick to help put you there
You love it as well perhaps. you'll be OWnin',
Faith afh her election day In tue mOrnin',
When for President Pierce, il falls your'ears,
That same rich broguo" in three illgant cheers
love that rich brogue'' No doubt. Nisther Scott
Our votes you'd love better still. would you not!
Now Gineral be aisy, quit coaxlng and tazlhg'
When Pats aher voting, its himself he'll be Plazlng
love that rich brogue'' 'Tis blarney, old fellow,
You can't sugar that pill so Paddy will swallow.
Couldn't he see what you are, he'd indade be fool,
That same NATIVES wolf covered up with VINO wool.
SHlLLELAH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
FORCED CONTRIBUTIONS.

Tho following, from the Boston Post, tells
how the Scottites raise the immense sums Of
money which they are spending in the detPer-
ate effort to carry the election. Phs Post well
says:
'The desperate condition Of the Scott party,
has Induced them 10 resort TO the eXPedIent and
forced contributions. The occupants Of the Gus
tom house have been taxed five per cent on their
salaries. The same eXtOrtiOn has been pTacticed
at other ports, and, we presume, upon office
no 'ders generally throughout the Union. Messrs.
f. Sewall Price, L. Leach, and Charles w.
Mcclellan attached to the Boston custom-hOuse,
were required to make this donation few days
ago, but declined to fork over, and their dismiss
sal followed. This Infamous conduct of pro-
scripton is practised with shameless effrontery!
the attempt is boldly made TO compel the people
of this country 10 submit TO the Scott yoke
through the arbitrary extor;ions oftheir servants.
the cormoranls who are feeding at the public crib
in every town and city in the United States
But the day of reckoning is near at hand-theso
treachFrous stewards will soon be compelled to
account for their Stewardship and then woe bs
unto them. Uncle Sam will take Mr. Collector
Greedy over his knee, and Dake him smart SO that
he will ever after dread fire i'll the rear as much
as does his renowned leader
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
A sHoRT CATECuIsNT.

Who passed law in 1898 extending the
period OF naturalization from fUe to fourteen
Ans. The Federal Whigs.
What party went and abandoned their own
ticket in the city of New York, and went in.
and elected the Native American candidate for
mayor, James Harper, who was in favor OF re-
uuirng residence of 81 years before natu-
falizaIion, in the spring Of lS4i!
Ans The Federal Wings
What party abandoned their own congress
sionaI ticket in the fall Of lS44, and went in
and elected three NGtiUs American members OF
Congress in the city of New York;
Ans. The Federal Wings.
Who was the Native American candidate for
President in 1874?
Ans. Winfield Scott-now the Federal Wing
candidate.
Who is in favor of a total repeal Of the natu-
ralizatiUn laws-so that no Foreigner can be per-
mitted 10 vote, unless he serves term in the
Army or Navy, and that in time OF War!
Ans. Winfield Scott.
VITO got fred with indignation" at the con.
duct of Foreigners in New York
Ans. Winfield Scott
Who drew up an "appeal' designed to rally a
native American party?
Ans. Winfield Scott.
Who approved of the Philadelphia movement.
as he termed it by the Native Americans. part
Of which movement consisted in burning tho
churches Of n0tUralized citizens
Ans. Winfield Scott PtaindeaLer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
Shenandoah iron Foundry.

TEVIIIS Foundry, sitna(Nd on The Winchester q
Il Potomac Railroad. miles from Harpers-
Ferry has been reuted ttrr Il term of years b. the
subscriber, who would respectfully inform the
public that he is now prepared 10 do, in style
Of workmanship, which: cannot be surpassed, if
eoualled, in this VaIiey.$very description OF Ma
chinery and Plough Castings, at short notice.
Having heen engagedznI tie business for many
wears in the largest oundrirs in rheUn1ed States,
and being now determined 10 devote his whole
attention to the business. he is confident that
tn Sc who favor him wish their work will at the
same time, be favuring their own interests. as
his prices for Castings shall be as low as at any
foundry in the Valley.
Orders, from all in want Of Castings OF any
description, are respectfully solicited.
T-Tf)Id Iron taken in exchange for Castings.
HENRY e. PARKER.
Shenandoah Civ Anw. 3. 1852.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
1VnoD ANn COAL,

YENHE undersigned would most respectfully
inform the cit;zens of HarPers- Ferry and
surrounding country that They have opened
A Coal and woodward,
Bel,oee1 Shenandoah md Hamilton SreeiS,
where they will be able 80 furnish families at un'
usually low prices; I;Iacksmiths will find it
greatly to their advantage TO give them a call
cd TO sell as low as any, and good qualities;
Farmers and others Lying near the Railroads
can be supplied with Cnal by the car load, at
verv small; advance ovee the price at the miqe.
They would request call from all who may
find themselves in want ct either OF the &oove
articles as it is only necessary for them to leave
Iheir orders, and the article will be delivered at
the door. ,,,D e,,rcr1 e. Co
September Z, l652.-3m
N B. All orders can. be lett at J. w. RsIey
store, on the corner of High and Shenandoah
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
CO-PARTaERsnEP.

THNHE undersigned having purchased the entire
Il interest of EDWARD JACKSON in the above
named establishment, have this day formed Il
Co partnership under ths name and firm OF SMITH
a. WILLIAMS, and will continue to carry on the
Mercantile Business,
at the old stand occupied by SMITH 81 JACKSON,
and can assure their friends and the public that
if favored with portion OF their parronsg,., no
exerlon shall be spared 10 make it to their ine-
rest. WM. l. SMITH,
ERASMUS +. WILLIAMS.
BerrvviIle July 8. 1852, Only 2O-rf1
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MoReAxTowS, Va, Sept. 80, 1852.

MoRGANTowN, Va, Sept. 80, 1852.
IlaVe Just returned from tour through tho
adjoining counties, and am happy TO inform you
and the rest OF mankind" that the - skies are
bright and frightening"
Gen. Pierce will make 4 clean sweep through
the eleven counties in which have been travel
ing. dun't believe 1 could be far wrong, if l
was to assert that he will get majority of
the votes in every couDty in the 14th and l5th
Districts, except Kana"ha, Ohio, Taylor and
Upshur.
Scouts majoriiy in these four counties, will
not exceed 600! while MonoDgalia, Preston
and Madison. / believe, win OrershOOt that.
Your 'WEig" friend says that if the East does
as well as The West. Virginia il safe for Scott,
Soup g. Co. Now, Messrs. Editors, ! will juet
say, and will back my opinion with 81 ,OoOD
that if the Cast does as we'll for Pierce as she
did for Old Joe, Virginia is safe, by Al least
10 900.
Summers ran ahead OF his party in this part
of the State. some 1000, including The South'
western portion, will also bet 81 900 20 $500:
that Pierce aud King, will lead Scott and SesC0Td
SO OF the electoral vote Take the wager d you
can get ito ! cannot get my eyes ON single
Wing who will risk cent on the "tEnekllDg
General - in fact, there are several Wings IN
this tO,On. who are taking all the bets they can
get, that Pierce will be the next President. 1neY
are licked and they know il.
Yours in haste NJ. N. HUFFMAN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
DISSOLUTION.

FHNHE Co.partnership heretofore existing under
4 the name of SMITH 81 JACKSON, has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. JACKSON
having sold out his entire interest and "gOOd
will" TO SMITH g. Williams.
All persons whose acaonnts have been stand
ing over twelve mouths, are requested to come
forward and settle themsihmediately.
WMI l.. SMITH,
EDWARD JACKSON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
A WE'LL Ia1E.IeOVED FARM
FOR: SALE.

-.
OFFER at private sale the FARM unoD
L which reside, situated about four miles
northwest of Charfestba'n, Jefferson county. va
adjoining the lands OF W. T. Washinpion. r
Worthington, Geo. LiWashingtou and others,
and containing about
26O Acres of Land.
sthrty of which in timber, the balance in ara.
ble land, divided into DiDe fields, all under good
lencing, mostly post and cap-Gence.
i The improvements consist of Il large, conve.
R neRt and newly built Dwelling, con.
gs11 tanning seven room, with cellars under
Iii the whUle--spoke house, ice house,
IzA servants houses, stablng, corn house,
and large granary divided into garners, capa.
BILE Of holding 1000 bushels of wheat. All the
buildings necessary fOsehe comfort and ConVe-
.nience of family have been erected within
few years past and are in good. repair. THERE'S
upon the farm VarietYot choice fruit selected
from the best nurseries and most Of them now
bearing, viz apples, peaches, cherries aprcots,
plums, &c. The land mas been farmed excIu-
sively with view to taimPrOvement, clover and
plaster has been freely ueed, and it is Rcw in a
fine state of Cultiyation. The Winchester and
Potomac Railroad ID miles distant, and tie Bal
timore and Ohio RailIcad miles distant, offer
great facilities for the transportation of ne pro-
duce of the farm either TO the Baltimore or Dis
trict markets. The Barpers- Ferry and Smith.
field Turnpike affords good and safe route 10
CharestOwn at all seasons of the year.
Its location will compare favOrably with that of
any farm in the county 0: Jefferson, regards
health, society, fertility ef soil, facilities TO
market. Persons wishing to purchase lamd, we'll
improved, with every thing TO hand, are request
ed to call and view the rremises.
For terms apply to the subscriber, living upon
the premises, or if by letter, addressed 30 Charles
town. Il, G. MCPHERSON.
October II, 185l-tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
mo- THE PURLIC.

ETVHE subscriber respectfully announces to the
u citizens of Charestown and vicinity, tns5 am, ne
has taken the shop two doors Feast oil me az
ley Bank, formerly occupied by James Cio'nief'
iOr the purpose Ofcarrying on the
GaiIDrill4 25usinees,
ia all its various branches. de hopes 6y strlct
attention, and desire to please, that ne may
share portion OF the public patronage.
new YORK FASHIONS
received monthly. which enables him 10 give the
latest style. JOHN SN4 DEN
Nay 49, lS52-lv.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
ELEcToRAL TICKETs.

The Election is close at hand, and 4 is lmPot-
taut that every Democratic voter should. oe iu'-
ntshed with electoral tieke els in tnns. we can
supply a orders that may be toF'ga % es 9
%. per 1000, or 81 per hundred loF sma',st
number. The cash must accompany the order
in all cases.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
OLn VTRGTNIA FOREVER.

- Old V1kSGAN1A AsNA ~ = =. - 80 ri
NHE undersigned having just returned, al.eI
an absence of two years, from the eastern el
cities, whore he has been for the purpose OF lm-
proving himself in a thorough knowledge OF his
business, would take this opportunity OF inform
ing his former friends. and the public generally;
lliathe has again returned te -. Old Jefferson,
where he will be happy to0blIge these who nave
ything to do In Thea AiU D.sOBBING ~ Z,
FEELING thankful for past faVors, he would sili!
wish 10 merit the patrona pc tf the public. all
kihds.of C0loringyoT Ornamental Work done az
sle Shortest notice. Ornanental Center pnt
th 70 order JAMES w. DUKE
la1e %. 1852
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
aIGNIFICANT.

GeneralSco on nhiselectioReering tour West,
was accompanied through Pennsylvania, as
hls particular cOmpagHOH ne UOyGge, by that mo-
torious free sOiler and opponent u the CONlPrO-
misc ,eE Gf0rernOr Johnston. On his arFivnl at
Pittsburg he was received with an address from
IC6arieg Navl0r, the famous RGilte American
lsaer n PkfIaIsIp he days Of tbe riots and
burning Of ekuHches-the time when Scott be-
came fired with Indignation, and . fully con.
ctlrye5i IN the PhiEGdeIpiia 1topealelit.' =
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
nv saddle, HasBcsS and Trunk
NInnIlfRc1OrY
..I.ight, INIoIts L.lsIlt stlll:''

NOOK Fo3t THE TIME 8!
vNTClW ready aud cantains 900 l2mo. pages )
beantifulIy illustE ated with original designs:
snl .neaIIy bound pTisa 8 i 90, entttled tsgs =
~ Soiitk, or Uncle OsH's lGele .. as s 10
ISs;ng Narratives, SceEes and lne1GenIs ~ ~ l9s
lsais lss.lI Lie Of the Lowl By w = e Smith,
ESQ For sale &c 5E. :, e,.,,,, ar, l,,ess, 3
Angnkt u q, -. " = .s.----s---
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19

PoRTsNouTH BAHK RuBBERE We learn, by
= slip from the Norfolk Herald that John w
Virpin,a Bank in PoFtsmOulh,a and sentenced 70
the penitentieE3 fuE tensysarss
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
THE WING CANDIDATE.

The Rev. Smith Pyne publishes letter in the
Wing pa pers, attesting Gen. Scott's preference
for the Episcopal church, and certifying 10 the
fact that he never omits an opportunity OF atten-
ding its services. we beg the reverend gentIe
mans pardon in ordinary times, General Scott
NAV prefer attending the Episcopal church, but
when he becomes a candidate for the presidency
and wants the votes of the Catholic lTIshp he goes
to the Cathedral. DIR. Pyne's card is most NAL
apropos; for while the Wing candidate IS out
West blarneying the Catholics, the world is ad-
vertised that he is 'staunCh Protestant" What
a marplot! The Wing candidate has already
travelled the round of political opinion, and he
is in fair way to complete the cycle OF religious
faith before the election is over. we expect 70
hear in ra pd succession that he is Presbyterian,
Baptist Methodist, Unitarian, UntveFsalst, ETC.,
in faithful obedience to the apostolic injunction
TO be !" all things to all men," What pity that,
after all the Wing candidate should not reap his
coveted reward.
WAsH1NGTos, OCTOBER 2, 1852.
NV DEAR SIR /: have had the honor of intimate
acquaintance with General Scott for twentv.slx
wears During the first three, and the last eIght
Of those years, he has been member OF my con-
oregation. Ihope then, that these eleven years
ef officiaI relation will give some weight to my
positive contradiction of the Fumor to which you
advert in YOUR letter. KNOW that General Scott
Is much attached to the Protestant Episcopal
Church, / kHOw that nothing but the most I'M
pnon the Lords Day. The whole congregation
Of St. Johns Church Know, and can testify, how
admirably an example he gives of decorous and
devout attention to the public services
do not, as you are aware, take any part IN !.
noIitics; consider this statementa mere act OF
I have the honor to remain, very truly your
| friend and servant, oMl III i NJ
GRrELzx IL MERIDEE-THE NORTHEEE FAcE!
| n. haS haAn nm q MPFldP0, TO
soen over the abOlitiOnists of that region. no. p
race made great parade of his having held {, on
sfror the support of Gen. Taylor in ls45 until ne
/ IA assured himself that the General was All
right on The subject Os the %ilmot 4.3y,so; ...-.
Hs,,ben said that he went.fOT Scott now because
he was an right with the free soilers- ms IAN
gnage was (ss correspondent Informs u.s. SUD
81 know Gen Scott, and know his ascot
ares and they ll right on The su9est o. s.a;
very ., This Is the North hals OF !anus-isced
VW5igserv! At the same time, donhtless slave ,.
boidiSS stump speakers were just % decidedly
y.nobsne % their sndienees that they Knew
{. Ssf.oit 90 be al right fUT them,
II AIelO. H1ren .RsStsleTs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
-The reason The wings ascribe o mne

The reason the wings ascribe 20 mneh
merit 10 Scott in his Charleston and his sNoFeh-
eastern exp diiions. is PLAN enough; de nap-
aged snme how or ether TO keep out pate
sopaI quarrel with anybody on these oeeAsIons
t,,rn 9shis# ts ver9 unGrmmon for Gen. Scoil /
s1,d bis DaYtV yBOFshippsr conclude he must a90
nsriofuned soulh very eRtfaOtd nafg eEpl ll.--
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
Election Day. Tuesday. November 2.
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. FRANKLIN PIERCE,
OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM II. KING,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
OF ALABAMA.

Electors.
L. mordeca1 Cooke, of Nortok City.
2. Timothy Rives, Of Prince George.
3. A. Hughes billiard, Of Henry
5. John GOOde, Jr., Of Bedford.
6. Robert G.. Scott, OF Richmond City.
2. Henry A. Wise, Of Accomac.
8. R. L. Montague, of NIiidIeSer.
8. James Barbour, Of Culpeper.
10. j. Randolph Tucker, Of Frederick.
H. George e. DcmesIle, Of Rockingham.
I2. James Mcdowell, IF BOtetOurt.
I3. John r. Floyd, of Washington.
III, Mortimer II. johnson, Of TAYLOR.
15. NcdekIah KIdVVGll, Jr., of AIariOn.