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MR. LYONS AND THE WING PRESS.

The Republican publishes Mr. Lyons card and does JUS
lice 10 his motives as follows:
In order to render justice Mr. Lyons we publish to
the exclusion Of editorial matter his communication
Enquirer OF yesterday While dissent entirely from the
views which Mr. Lyons expresses, have The slight
doubt that they his honest convictions We regret
that he stands aoo from the present contest had
cason regret in the Taylor campaign the neutrality
other eminent Wings, but while feel that he i,
cannot withhold from him the acknU
OF sincerity which extend political enemies and
which due 10 whose courtesy others is marked and
uniform.
The Times also putlshes Af Lyons card entire but with
extended comments; Of Them personally tart. In re-
viewing the merits Of controversy, the Times resorts
specia pleading and places Mr. Halr in an entirely wrong
light. W. know man who has written said more, in
vindicaiion OF the constitutional rights of the South
the thorough enforcement OF the fugitive slave
Benz F. Hae who is daily held up painted devil by
Southern Scott press The Times equally unfortunate in
its attempt hold up Mr. Lyons having been guilty OF
tina, mered the bitter denuncations OF the Wing press.
His only offence has been tell the rh-whch he
rally thought would be acceptable Southern Wings
and if ne is be sacrificed therefor HE marydom will
proud one
The Wing takes good care not TO publish line Of Mr.
Lyons letter. but says that this letter is "he
of another promised early day, il will "awa the
cond edition, have all the reasons before us at
once The Wing also INDUCES in its usual slang about
Van Buren, Sumner, &c, whom numbers among the
New England Democracy 10 which Mr.. Lyons Boston
letter exclusively alluded. The justice such an argument
will be properly appreciated, when is remembered that
Summers election violently opposed by Democracy
OF New England and that that Democracy have recently
Convention fully endorsed and re.atrmed the Baltimore
Democratic platform.
We close with single word Of explanation touching ore
OF the charges Of thu Lcesbus Washing The charge
IT, that Mr. Lyons responsible defeat Of The Wing
party Of this district in person Of Mr. Bolts their cand.
date for Congress- In The ast election Mr. Lyons took no
part Mr. Bolts was defeated because of his unpopuay
the galy and ability OF Mr.. Caske in the canvass The
Wing Opposition Mr. Bots in the election before when hs
was defeated by excellent candidate Mr. Seldom was
the result OF the aspiration d The present assian, esco
c. c. Lee Esq In thar fight the Wing poured its hot
test fires upon Mr. Bolts, whom holds up as mar
velous proper man.
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FOT EIs En2ulre'
WRIGGERY OUT OF PLACE.

The Wing meeting, which held Second African
Church, Byrd strrc last night Sept Is learn was
almost complete failure We not present but ba So
our rcma: As the report OF responsible Witness MIR
Thomas Jefferson Evans addressing the meeting when
our Informant arrived the church. and still pleading
10 The liza congregation when he lett. Mr. E. is better
known - the citizens Of Virginia Deacon in the Grace
Street Bipst Church Of Richmond and Grand Scribe to
the Grand Division OF the Sons of Temperance OF Vrpinia
He, however, has branched out politics with 1open
purse 10 repeat the repudacd fasehoos "Foss Fogp
j. Co., The Painting Story THE Candy Story" and
tho story OF Gen Pierce being Aootions &C. All these
stories are familiar 10 the public and known 10 be
The Deacon, however, may know the fact The Wing
speakers In Rchnond well throughout the whole
State have depended upon these soe. for capital on which
TO base argument 10 that Gen. Pierce as dcep in
the mud Scott is in the mre But they have been SOW.
orally proved 10 30 base and low falsehouds They ar.
however still resored 10, the only means Of warfare
This personal and slanderous warfare upon Gen. p cannot
but recoil with double severity upon heads of his calum
niaors We congratulate the Democracy of Monroe Ward
and the adjoining neghoorhood hope they will con-
nuc cold toward The Chippewas In future rs thew
were the night Of the 18th. The Democra tic nesting
held the night before at The place. large and
This IL evidence Of The fact thar the
Chppewas and orch-ight professions cannot influence
the rank and file OF Democracy support Scott and Ora
ham Sir
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n7ScrsSIoy IN FREDERICKSBURG

Tn. discussion in Fredericksburg, between Juege e'uf
and R. T. Daniel ESQ., is spoken OF BY those VINO
sent as one Of grea, ability and unusual aSeeS by
crowd that 10 said to have been present. bimsell
the candid of all parties 10 his
IN manner most credabv TO himself ana ir,ory
n,rr or course The WING prints will elam - On.
wns i i VERY obvious to those ,.,; nr.ss ,hu,
49,. o.,.r,,Iv the language "i Tue ,;.,ds
''' Gao, that they achieved IT, 10y o', ''''"'
.'sy 10 =" wo are assured that our eha''p'o'
, ,riumphan,ly vindicaled our party aea'ns'
'ooy .sa,l, made by Mr.. Daniel and poured ho' s'o
pks of The enemy. which told with powerful ehec'
EVIDENCE of who came oil victorious, is 10 DC iouno
!, ,be fact tina, the Wing champion lost his temper an'
avinced a resessness which was most amusing 10 'e nc
ca,ic s,ectators There is another remark "hich We
d n make upon The character of the discussion as
IONS 1t is said that Mr.. Daniel very carefully asoue
most absorbing issues of the present contest anu
keen his adversary closely the topics oil 1871
,ernol improvements and Distribution utterly ios''
Inn, in s4s he and his party had repuda'ed them al III
,o,,ino old Zach as 'no party candidate was ",u"
on ,his that he feared look in the iace' Inc pos'o
-, h,o sssocia,es We will say more oil TINS
.no,be, time, when we are not so hurried.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ID, l-52
WHEAT Prime White 97h Good do IS; Prime Rec
90 !, good red 80 els cash.
FLUUi2-rhr receipts continue very ligh,. and sales
confined the retail trade. Scotsvlr al 81 62. Rich
moad 81 So Shippers oicrn. 81 81: for Scouyllle; anc
. ~ far Richmond T. }. PEYTON
CURN--62S a Us cts per bishcl,
CORN NEA L--IU cents per buShe!.
LIME-Sars al ST.
OArS-S7i: Il 20 els. per bushel.
RYE-75 cents.
BACUN-Smthiield and Todd's, hog round, y cents
Western sides 0a II cents shoulders. 81 cents; city
smoked sides UA cts; bagged hams, Is IA cts
FISH-Hcrrngs, No. Cut 81 u %; Gross B.: %
.po Mac:>ercI. No. 3, 81: M. p Sis :
No |, 81 50. Shad-Sl0 10 50. Halifax Gross Iic1
'tngs 81 50, cut s. so
LaI,r =. l3's C;s.
IltON-Pic Iron $50 to 81, according ~ quality Sw,r,
500 per English 80; rrcdegar, Richmond
Is; Up Country Bar SS2a 81, according 10 quality.
GUANO-Sio from store,
COFFEE-Rin 3 Il 81; Laguayra 81 81 cts
PLAS TEk-G!nund S1a; Limp a Al wharf.
SALT-Salrs from wharf AT 81 BIZ from store 81 As
HAY-Sl Is II 81 from wharf.
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TRIBUTES TO GENERAL PIERCE.

Notwithstanding the Wings insnuae tha, Gen. PIERCE
did not do his duty n Mexico, and coward the Legs
ature OF his native State the 22d of June lS4S passed
resolution OF thanks for his gallant services and dsn.
guished bravery in Mexico.
Tns vote this resolution is worth recording In the
House unanimous In the Senate t1o voted against
IT, and they took occasion explain their votes on the
ground that they were Of peaee and could applaud
Of ts achievements Of at the time expressing
the highest respect for Gen. Pierce.
IN lS4S Legislature passed resolution approprinng
Ave hundred dollars be placed the disposal the Gov
ernor OF New Hampshire, purchase Gen. Pierce sword
further testimonial OF their high appreciation Of his
vices and vulor 10 Mexico.
The vote on this resolution is also worth recording.
In the House roious In the Senate against
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A GOOD WORK

Tho following appeal of the Rev. B. T. Gibson VIII ho''
we arc sure address itself in vain to the Alumni aho 10
,a other friend. OF the University of Virginia II has been
so arranged that tho various religious denomlnauo
alternately devote themselves the religious and mo-
raj Improvement of tho Students OF the university
and IL Is mos. fitting that neat and suitable building oe
reccd fur the residence OF the Minister who shall Tor Inc
lime ofcae The enterprise has been warmly seconneo oy
manv Of our best and distinguished citizens ana we
trus tina, the people of Richmond, Rnd OF the STATE gene
rally will lend their aid Mr. Gibson will be In THIS city
,h;s week pepured 10 Gull upon citizens Should any per-
son feel disposed 10 assist in good WORK. we sha chee
v ,ac.ve subscriptions or contributions III The Enquirer
Office, on Main street.
To the Alumni and other Friends Of the University q
Virginia
The undersigned the present Chaplain ol tue university
ba snent mart of the vacation in soliciting subscriptions
r he nu,nse of building and furnishing PlIso1asG g.
~" "e p''f uecn raiseu we
hive 7id bi nfisd lime this object and
must In few days, abandon the field in order 10
resume our duties Chaplain take this method OF say
ing any and all OF friends have not Seen personally
that shall be glad 10 receive any contributions you may
choose make You whose wards will be at the
University the coming session. send your conbu
tions 10y them Others who may have this unity
can remit their donations TO To the Alumni, We
have only say let there be response 10 this
worthy call your cherished Alma Mater TO other friends
cay, give like response 10 call from an institution
which has become the pride and ornament OF your
State Let the response be such will enable us 10 hud
such house will be ornament to the place. What
do do earliest convenience we desire 10 COM
tnence The building carly day possloe and we
do wish make contract that will leave us In debt
B. L. GIBSON.
w Will the papers Of the State please insert the above
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nrcrIESS LAMENTATIONS.

The Wing press profess TO derive much conso'a'o~ O
:, ,,, of rho Mime Election. II is true thal me Deo
cratic candidate for Governor is defea1ed-0ul II IS equas
,,pe ,ba, The vote for the Democratic candidates
to 80 800 while the for the Wing candidate IS on
l6 eoo-givipg Democratic majority Of 22sUo-"ne" e.
cures The State sloliousy for Pierce Gy 'he own s'
then, the chances Of Scott are utterly desperate
In consequence Of double Democratic candidates :"
Districts, the representation in Congress VII, :,
- wh;s 3-instead OF Democrats 4, Whss s. as IN
h s,, Compress The number OF members oil Congtes:
10 rcdpced from 7 TO 6 by the new census
The Legislature is Democratic, securing De"'oe'u"
vernor Whatever test be upplied Maine IS thoroueh'
Democratic and will surely vote for Pierce by large ma
1intitv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17

Southern wing went TO the "Repubc" office 10 get
sone Scott documents for The campaign but told they
had for him. Another Congressman pretended he was
for Scott, got large bundle hour after They were
found TO be the Foss forgery and the Erns article on
Pierce-one charging him Abotionist-,he other
pro- slavery man Such is the deception Of whigeery No
democratic office democratic committee is guilty of such
fraud such miserable conduct Pierce stands by the
Baltimore Platform Of the Democratic Pary-and those
who he is unsafe as TO the rights of the South tell will
FIJI faschood, and oueh, not 10 be believed OATH
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Will the papers Of the State please insert the abo
and call attention 10 il?
DEMOCRATIC BARgACUE IN HENRlco.

Free BARsAcUE will be given BY the Democrats OF
Henrico county, Saturday next nj the "Coo Spring.
four miles and half below Richmond the Charles City
road 1aman's old Tavern, which all citizens Wing
and Democratic Of Henrco and the adjacent countless are
invited The Democratic and Wing electors expected 10
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POLITICAL DISCUSSION IN LOUISA.

There will be public discussion Gentrys store in the
County of Louisa Thursday the 30h day of September
Several speakers expected address the people, Among
them John Page OF Hanover the part Of the Wings and
Walter D. Lcakc of Goochand and james l.. Gordon of
l.nuisn ON he Of the Dcmncrats
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MAINE. ELECTION.

PoRrLAxp SEPT l5-In 100 towns the vote for Governor
stan.;s-Hubbad, liquor law dem. 25.5l2; Chandler anu,
l45l3 Crosby wing. l69US; scattering, G95. Majority
against Hubbard, 6SOl.
The Senate will stand follows: whig Il; dem 5; nd
choice 8; 70 be heard from 5.
Tie wings have 50 far ganed members Of the House,
which is sufficient the Democratic majority
Of last year. so.
The Congressional delegation is composed Of three Wings
and three Democrats.
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ALr1AHpR1A, Sept Is, TX, P. M.-The ship Eersle of
Baltimore cap.ized al our wharf this evening, during
squall She is flat on her beam ends If the weather
remains calm the damage TO her will be light.
The steamer Powhatan launched to-day, after being
heightened and handsomely improved.
The propeller Stockton from Baltimore has arrived here.
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-.-r.n wuIG :, SCOTT wHlGs-The spi'ts,

WEBSTER WIG w. SCOTT WINGS The Sp''''."
~ Y Day Book continues to POKE unpleasant tfu'hs
:, tho Scott Wigs Hear him:
- 49,, 49,, ,isncy shUwu tla in Inc event o. ue'lcil
We the Wings cannot possioy carry ou' n,c "
9coh snIes The Senate well rs the House Is e'ohs
,he,f and cannot event. be chanssG I'm
y ~ famr years The Wings cannot eillseF WIN ~ ~,
inc l'e n change the tariff distribute the pfoCct"s :"
n ~" punc nd improve the harbors sna ilEsS @
thc ,o,ce Of Democrats No one we take mli pr.
me @ hcv can charter United States Bank "ha' can
'e! can get their hands nlo The Treasury nsy Ia" M
;s s,! the offices and nuIliy the fugitive slave Ia" nov
u @ nor,ion ont the Offices? How why 81 Is y
i nnyer and Influence 10 the friends OF W n
Ssu Johnston aud the higher law aconsts VINO nom
Sn,I NJ Baltimore. With the Offices and the money
me- men will control all the primary elections hereate AZ
M Conventions and so form and share ihns as y
hi ,bnut The nomination OF Seward in l5oo ne con
80 ,iva or silver gray Wings viii be no"hercIlhe! WI
SCI Wv, mon nud rubbed ou; and compelled Ia ldit INTO 'h
~ nks Of the Seward army-b" Inenal', and DO me ser
leo IS walters Gentlemen, you prepared Tor is -
80 ov ave and throw up your hats for Scott II n"', sane
rnnnd come forward for Webster vote Tor hlh carr
liz .c,ion in to The Housewhich you can do you ny
and shv the wing party the Seward parry, and al, ONE
,ar,es that YOU are be- triled WIN nor anhiha'e'
| nv a breath from their disgusting nostrIs.
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CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
HARTroRD, Sept lo-Ihe Democratic State Convention
Baldwin, Alvin P Hyde Chus. Parker, Samuel Burgham
and H. NJ. Taylor for Presidential Electors Entire harmo.
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DIED,
DIED. the 10Th O'Clock. p NJ, POIrAuX ROB
NSON. The cas and acludnances the family
uy Invited u attend hts uneral WITHOUT further
ar c,lencc OF 9th aai Main morning al Ia
O'Clock
DIED Tuesday i War-as. Richmond coully. Va
illness
wccs drra'on and i" the lu olI
ROBERT CARTER PEADLETnN only DR.. F. PsnIle.
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There will be Mass Meeting at Farnham Church in
Richmond county on the 24h and 18th OF this month, nj
which Messrs. K. NJ T. Hunter Thos. II. Baylr, Fl. A.
Wise A H. Holiday, E. Conway. r. L. T. Beac Fl. A.
Clnybrook r. L. Montague, r. G. Scott B. B. Douglas and
w. Newton, expected TO attend.
Distinguished Wing Speakers also expected be
present on the occasion and take part in the debate
R,-- a.,
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Judge Crump was have engaged in The discussion a.
Barboursve to-day But he is SO hoarse as 70 DC coPea
10 decline visiting friends in Orange, greatly 70 MS own
regret and to the regret we doubt not oil MS demo-
f,icpr. in that region
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GOOD NEWS FROM SOUTHWESTERN VIM
GINIA!-A letter from most intelligent citizen OF "ye
SAWS From present Indications Ibis congressional as
,rict will give Pierce and King 1000 majority
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scorr ,Nn sEWsKD M1NsTRELsY.


Horace Greeley has been rcapng quite harvest i'o
the snle of his pctue book life OF General oco. INC us
,au,on of which, he continually telling the wings IS '
only hope for averng the Waterloo defeat Of Their candidate
ne has also prepared song book for the use OF The sco
clubs which las been extensively supplied 10 thoss
b,dies We learn from the Kentucky feondn, mat '"'
Chippewa gee. club Frankfort has one oil men, IRON
which, they frequently regale aud animate INC 'Pi''
the disciples of Billy Seward in that Interesting NECK
woods Here are few specimens OF the chase anu S"ps
;ia ,b, cmnose this interesting volume of NEGRO meo
odie." Charming, they notf
Times wont be good It's plain 10 see,
TILL SLAVERY Is UPSOT;
So, now to gain THIS VICTORY,
wei, vote FOR General Scott"
81 thought they'd put up Levi Cass,
But now since they have let him pace,
iTs Frankly Pierce and SLAVERY y"
"From SLAVERY'S bonds we will be Tree,
With gallant Scott and Willie"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17

CHArLEsTos, Sept H-There has been but death re-
ported from yellow fever during the past "a hours The dis.
ease 10 fast disappearing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17

Major General Scorr accompanied by General Wool and
Surgeon General LAWSON left Washington Wednesday
for Kentucky and the West, with view the location of
one Of the three Army Asylus authorized by law be
| ,ahl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17

NEW YORK SEPT. l6 The steamer Black arrior ar.
rived las, evening with from Havana To Sept lllh
Al The time of her sailing all quiet in Havana. TIE
health Of the civ had improved The regulations for
the prohibition OF American newspapers is rgdy enforced
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EICH1,OND EAQUlRER.
rRII,,T MoRNING, SEPTEMBER Il, 1852.

NO NORTH No SOUTH. No EAST. No ,,NrLE:SaSCE OF
,u c6XsriiIllOS mr. A SACRED MhlNIESa:!iiE com
THE COMMON ROSD AND TRUE DENoiio'
MON BROTHERIIOUD.'-FSGn PicTcs'
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JOHN II. PARkHILL.
DEMOCRATIC RALLY AT SCHUTER'S HALL,
Corner Of Bro1a and 9Th Streets Saturday night al

O'clock.
The Democrats OF Monroe Ward will hold meeting
Schuters Hail. Of Broad andt5h Saturday
evening September l9th AT o'clock. Several able speak
will be present Rally and all and attend the
ing and hear eloquent speakers in behalf of
and The Of the country Speaking will commence
o'clock. large and enthusiastic meeting is expected
Democrats all parts of the city invited attend
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17

NEW YORK SEPT lG.-Saies OF 10 500 barrels Southern
aonr y, 81 g. % 900 bushels "hra al 9o 90 to
nnd Is Tor mhc25 900 bushels mixed corn Il
yellow IS cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17

RAITIlORE SEPT. IL Sales to-day OF $50 bbls
hnic. Inward Street Hour ST 25 Bnyers oi-r II "a
is White whoa, CD 81 waite corn o. cts, yeo.
81 So.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17

CLEVELAND, SEPT. lG.-fhc Ohio State Fair, nov
rng held al this place the largest held IN The State
rb attendance immense The rcrptS amount TO SO 0gN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17

The joint Wing aud Democratic Committee OF county
of Buckingham, inform the public that there will be po
ticai discussion the Presidential election the Court
House. on Friday The Path inst, ia which Messrs H. A.
Wise and nu. NJ Bolts expected participate and
respectfully invite attendance OF both Wings and Demo-
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PiXEl PARK FOR sALE

hR ARCH BRl IL "scSt" ;, ms rctIrncc tPIny Paris
~ uhtsl "a tu"lnlt county, ar"u' ihrcc nrs Penn
DEPOT. Ir!ug SrruHs. iuHrh.
anh others any p"i.rn wishing yGrciia>r
~
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60 phh ,ERSlIlP

,r h,y. -,u,,,i IaTGer.lp under a' h''n al,
., ~,nt 4 I,o Viii continue ne u' ist'' 't'A
a. tic' 4" i" 80 ~" 49, JOEL SCOTT
:. GEO " HBDhEE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17

-"lS 1911 on As MR. PIERCE SAID II his SpEET ft
1,pHI TIE OCCASION HAVE kEFERRED 70 IhA wu al
THsY SAID THAT Is, TO EFFECT THE ABoil un ne
SLAVERY By FORCE OF ARMS: AND ri II "wo,ID BE
W.S SIRE THAT EVERY GOOD CITIZEN N'0o,rS yjIS
WilIISG~AT LEAST HE wouLD-To LAn 1ri"N HTiir
nEsD BODY To PROTECT TIE CoNSiii
psap ..;oa ana r,,erafom ef .yiRinc dialogue.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17

BOSTON, SEPT. l6.-Geo!ge Hood ireesoiI Democra,
Lynn has been nominated TO Congress in Mr. Rantou
lfic The nomination was openly opposed bv tie
krr Democrats and considerable eNr!i,m-nt exists.
Tie Niagara arrived here last night about II O'clock Her
mails for the >ua,h left III tie morning tain.
Tie FrecsOlcrs have nominated Horace Mnn Dr Cover
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

lllCHNuSp SEPT 10
TOBACCO-Tnc market continues firm and ANNA ted
with slight advance since our llst report
From various sources learn that much Tobacco has
been by the feshcts; and the complaint
potting has been general both in North Carolina
and Virginia n. NJ MARTIN " CO.
Sales Of TOBACCO By ~ NJ. MARTIN q Co, since Friday
last J 5 jones 5 hh!s N s. SO 80 At ana 80 } v
Rodwcll AT 30 q Aston, Al so IS ana ~
Dr. ii l. pumnrr a, s Is; Ed'w Aston. 1 at 80. 30
- and 25 Mrs Il Somervli!c, att 70, 40 50 and
Is; ) Wright, at g. y Dooain., at so and g.:
G Carroll, Bat SIS 25 and s; w n Harris, AT 25
and Il 25; Boyd, at 90 and so; Plunmer, s.
and : so: W Young, nj Is; Blame, at 25 IS,
8 Is ard O. X ) Marshall q nt4 30 g. 25. so 50
ana 62;J 4 Pope" Loaf so IS 3 i. is 9 So 10 and
10 25 and al II; Brtgorrr 4t4 50 9j s. and 10;
" II A kcan"y, al s., ) oal!lGgs. , at Is, anu
80; llosrirv Il Lrwclcn 3 ~ ~, !; ~ ami 5; \ q
Davis, g. at p AMI at 80, A II Hawks, al e.;
Hardy ii, b 81; Cirp Etnr-, Al %; : lhis and I
so; JnD Wilson, ats 10 50 and 10 jO " r LaupkIn .
a 80 ani lc + larfy at go and 80; g Harris Al
4 iU / r Green AT 80 l. s. % 81 so and "a; Il
w tcad Ut 81 and !; DR. W Jrtr:, al 20 and 25;
y Lewis N 10; Hicks, atd 30; Jas FanlA-
at and 81; II Primer, al 81; Knott nj II
:; II ru-n"r. ~ 10; Jeakns al 6 % and IS; n Nj
ian At 50 80 a, Is 81 and II; Fl Faux
mr., E; hhd- all 81 -. 80 and *; q Ia.rv 3 al
) IS 50 ard %; I T. West. ! AT GO; W Cra!c, at
90; II g IliI - 10 20 and q; X 4 Robinson a.
b IS, % 80 ana so: K X RIB, AT sS.
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POLITICAL DISCUSSION IN HANOVER.

AZ the request of many democrats Of Hanover Cuu
address their County Court day. The Court
House. hereby notify Mr. john Page the whig subeecor,
thai will be present that day, and invite him 10 public
discussion.
18th Sept, 1882 JOHN ii. PARkillLL.
POLITICAL DISCUSSION ON CHURCH HILL, 1T
SPRINGFIELD HALL.
John b. Young and Chas T.. Lee Esqs will address the
citizens of Church and Union Hills, Springfield Hail. on
Friday night At 5 o'clock. Wings and Democrats in
ved To attend. HY THE COMMITTEE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17
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