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Now il is really tHerodng Herod for Journai-which
suncor,s SO suppant instrument OF Seward as we
shown Gen Scott 10 be, with sentiments idennca WIN
those Of Van Buren-to be warning the South WIN an ap
pea,ance of soemn,y, against man whom seward ." !"
journal at Washington denounces as dn earnest n0'0"s"
and consistent opponent Of sarery agitation on"
rvv n,scussos ,rho acas in Congress CONSTANTLY ar
rayed against Mr. Adams the MusT'0uS e"a"p.O. :" ~.
o,u - nsr,7,os. eho rhile technically recognising the
-, f ,;t;o, Us,yoaaLy uoted virtually TO abrogatc IL
20, - ord ,eas The uswAvERlSG ally and supporter o.
~ ,r.lod;np interest 1cho ALWAYS true 10 me sdre
Doser and gaze ,Ots uh subjected hs" outs
or SUSPICION"
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"lN 1874 OR MR. PIERCE SAP n ri s THAT III
EP0N S GaE THISK uALES PARTY COULD MEAN WiA AZ
THEY SAID THAT IS TO EFEEcT The AEY pip, he
WaS SIRE THAT EVERY GOOD CITIZEN % nOyrS Ills
WiLLlNG-AT LEAST lie WOULDoTo ILAAni,1iHN 81 NJ
MINIS correction aud reiieruon The riE'ns dialogue"
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Democratic State Central Committee of Virginia will
at their usual place of meeting In this city, We'd
nesdny, the 25rh met, at O'clock P. NJ
The members requested TO be punctua in their
Dance business of importance will claim their considera
ton
The members of the Committee John Rutherford,
John Y. Mason Jas a. Seldom, John NJ. Patton James II
Munord Ro. w Hughes, l.. w. Glazebook, VIM c. Allen
N. NJ. Martin, VIM. A. Paeson, Daniel Truchart, Dabney
P. Gooch, john Womble, J. B. Bragg S. e. Davis p V
Daniel, Jr., VIM. f. Watson, ]. K. Watkins.
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mrch emphasis against.

much emphasis against
Sco,rs letter 10 DR.. Atkinson:
/ suppose / scarcely need
saw that in my opinion, Con-
rrcss has no color of author
ity under the constitution Tor
touching The relation OF mas.
ter and slave within u STATE.
| hold the opposite opinion In
respec, 10 the District oil Co.
lumbia. Here, with the con.
sent of the owners, or on pay.
men, Of "jus! compensation"
Congress may legislate at dis
erection. But my conviction
is equally strong that, unless
i, be. step BY step, with the
legislatures Of Virginia and
MARYLAND, it would be dan
pcrous to both races in those
| States TO touch the relation
between muster and slave in
this district. ! have, from The
first, been Of opinion thai
| Congress was bound by the
constitution TO receive, TO re-
| fer and to report upon petit
tons relating to domestic sta'
perv, as in the case Of all Other
petitions.
Now i, is really out-Hero'
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MORE CONFIRMATION OF THE DIALOGUE"
We had the pleasure of meeting yesterday with OF the
most respectable citizens from the Eastern Shoea gentle.
man not only well known in this city but generally through
the Sare(hc will pardon for publicly mentioning his
naEe-Mcrs w. Fisher, Esq., of Northampton COUNTY, He
stated that he heard Sir Wise and Mr. Mapp the Court
house in Drummondtown Acc0mac county, and that the
conversation reported through tho papers have taken
place between these parties and whose truthulness has
since been denied by Mr. Hale far he is connected
Iually cthred And farther Mr. r. was present at the dis
cusson IN Northampton, between Messrs. Wise and Bots
Monday week last, when Mr. Wise repeated the
and MIR. Mapp, who present, confirmed 1t,
Edwin + Mapp, ESQ.,, is gentleman of standing and in
elgence 10 the county of Acconac As evidence OF il, he
is graduate of Amherst College, New Hampshire delegate
the present Legislature of Virginia. and Wing Sub Eec
tor for the county OF Accomac.
Since writing the above have received the Richmond
Enquirer of yesterday, which has letter from Mr. Mapp
Dialogue" Mr. Mapp in his explanation distinctly sta les
that Gen. Pierce said lie willing his DEAD
BODY To PROTECT THE CONSTITUTIONS" Norfolk Argus
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scoTT's ACCEPTANCE.

WV -
"Not having written n
word TO procure this dis,!nc.
tion, | Lost not q me ment,
after II had been cont, RED,
in addressing a letter TO one
of your members 10 signify
whu, would be, nj the proper
time, the substance of my re-
ply TO the Convention, and |
now have the honor 10 re-
peat, In u more formal man.
nef' us the occasion justly de-
mands, tina. l accep, the no
mination with the resolutions
annexed
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ID L. d.,

DIEn. Friday. Arh HENRY KEELING, infant S"n "f
VIM II an! Jane ". Crmmir. Hse, 90 months.
&c Norfolk aIi Annapolis papers please copy.
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The following is OF letter from Fauquie dated
nth August
The Democrats in fine spirits and full OF zeal in this
county. OLD Fauquir will do her whole duty In November
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REDUCTION II PRIcEsoF ALL SPRING An

SLHMEN GOODS.
AREG de LANES Tissues Prints Lawns Glnghams striped
and dotted Musn- Silks Dmities, Frnges aces GserInss
anu aso all Hncs OF and panaoof
STUBS aHt summer Of description offered
duced prices, by VALENTINE CRESSIIAW j co.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ATLANTIC.
L,RlN EI-RQpE

King and Queen, August 1852.
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| S,ITUATIOS WAITED.-A Lady VINO has I'D. ,ch.
= teaching would like situation IN Sefnn&
er OF Music French The best OF Testimonials
tanned Address Rev. JNO. MATrOCkS, keesT!,e Es
| New York. july -
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Extracts from IA Discussion III HAMPSHIRE TWO
YEARS AGO. AND DIP i0u Oh Ho iE WOULD HEAD an
AND SAY ~ Ills SPE6CH HE SOUTH, AND PUT DOWN
ARMY TO MARCH oFot' cnp.r
SLAVERYl" : THERE HEARD MIR. HALE srcAN'
AND SAY WHAT {9 YOU SSr HEAR FRANKLIN PIERCE RE-;
~ no n's TlS AND sAYIF HALE SloG hp FIRST TO
ARMY TO MARe MS pERCEiS) DEAD BODY, FOX NE
MMnp HEAD AN ARMY TO OPPOSE HIM. say tsIApplNG
,s Upon HIS BREAST THAT HALF moS Nm r y
To To PASS OVER Ills DEAD BODY bEfoh6 ne 'a"No'N
ItpoS TIE SOLTH.i
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seeding will please send their oricTsa; o'ce Terms ca't
acceptances made cGua! 10 cash. ,., ,,,>
3--cst bEhNI
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Mcssrs. LITTLE Bows: think you have laid
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On this - day OF -, in the year ---,
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The ,v1rrGVtee) and (i,ere insert Tie and
dence Of tcifnesx,) and the said (here insert he
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WAsHISGToN, January 10, 1852

NIessrs. LITTLE & BRowS In the prompt repub
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On this -- day OF -. in the year ---,
before personally came (here insert the of the
tourruntee) to me well known and acknowledged
the foregoing assignment to be his act and deed;
and certify that the said (here insert the OF
to0rrdntee) is the Identical person to whom the
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(OGic0'S signature
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IL, lS4S: Provided, That no Register or Receiver
shall receive any compensation out OF the Treasury
for past services who has charged and received lille
gal fees for the location of such warrants 4: d,td
provided, further, That no Register Receiver
shall receive for his services during any year
greater compensation than the maximum now al
lowed by law"
Where parties may desire to avail themselves Of
the privilege OF having their warrants located
through this office, provided for by the act of
2Sth September, 1850, they must take the neces-
sary steps to pay to the Register and Receiver the
fees to which they entitled The same course
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to those officers. Without the payment OF those
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For an 50. acre warrant, one dollar each to Regis
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For n 100 acre warrant, two dollars each TO ne
gister and Receiver--totol 81
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner
+. s. Numerous applications having been made
for authority TO sell warrants and locations under
scribed for that purpose, which, however, musi in
varably lie endorsed on the warrant, or they will
not be recognized:
FORM OF A POWER OF ATTORNEY.--No 3.
Know all men by these presents, that !, there in
sert the name Of the Warantee) of the county ci
-. and State OF -, do hereby constitute
and appoint -----, of -----, my true md lawful
attorney, for me, and in my name, to cell and con
vey the within land warrant, No. -, for ---
acres of land. which issued under the act of Sep
TENDER, 1850.
Signed in the presence Off
(Wwrantss's Signat,pe.)
The acknowl led gment of this Power of Attorney
must be taken and certified in the same manner as
the gmcnts of the sales Of the warrant
certificate of location hcreinbeiore prescribed, and
m ust also be endorsed on the warrant
IL r,I>,p n, I,f ~