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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-17


BUSINESS. Communications, &c. to be ad-
ed to the editor Mr.. Raymond is an uble
liberal editor, and we would advise our
y . readers to take his paper. They cannot
better.
THE TRIAL OF CHRIST, represented by 90 fig
Is in St0tuary the size Of life, This interesting
pibtion Of statuary commenced in.tbis village
pt week ago, and has been visited by most
Bur citizens and their families. 1t should be
by all, both old and young,
HE SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT OF THE GREEN
NTAIN HEALTH ASSOCIATION, for The Si1
3 ending 3Oh .aprii, 1852. Though the
d half year of this Company is made to
abe time above specified, it had, in real
min operation less than four months; yet
bed to make the following fatteriDg
fits doings during that brief period:
I'd upto Both April S2975 "a
a loI Sickness $4,000
lsks, Stationery, Printing, Of
4iture, &c. $500
JArs, Secretary, Medical Exam
YER 2O9,5O 9l2,5C
BAL in the Treasury $2O63, OC
in Biz on deposit, $4,000
on IN drawing int well secured 1850 2O63 90
hcnunIher OF Apple itions approved 1916
" hdnunfber of Policies Issued 1888
ne Dove exhibit is proof that the public
b!adng an unusual degree of confidence il.
Association, for new company; and
believe their confidence is not misplaced.
lleahe companies of other States are fre.
nlV making assessments, this one, from the
rloheallhiness of the State, the compare
smaIness of its expenses, and the greater
lon 1t exercises in receiving applications,
K we trust, need to make none hut without
resort, become, what the first report 81
W promises, the cheapest and safest Healli
y Company in the United States.
TERsoN's MAGAZINE FOR july, doubI'
Der, is already before us, with its beautiful
and interesting contents. This numbe
lbs the opening part Of new copy RICH
entitled Alice Vernon, which promises t,
pc Of much interest.
TERARy MUSEUM. Mr.. Dodge, who re
" purchaser lie Boston Museum, has chan
he name to the Literary Museum, got ney
egant heading, and already given an earn
his capacities as caterer for the publ
point and pilh of his Characteristic edltc
lsnd in the taste of his finely Oversize
hons.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-17
Notice.

Is HEREBY given hat | have this day given my son
John w Bacon his time during the remainder Of his mi
n"ry, and shall claim OF his wages, nor pay any
more debts of his contracting after this date
HIRAM S. BACON.
Attest, JAMES MARTIN
Wlanslown June l. 1852 o4*Jw
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-17

s. X. COLLINS,
Apothecary and Druggist,
Corner of Main and State Streets.
- WHERE can he found at ull times a good
,eEHTgg's, w aud well selected assortment Of
0 DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye Stufs,
Druggists Glass Ware,
FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, &C.
Which he will sell at Low PRICES for CASH Call and
Sec ---
MOST kind. Of Patent Medicines bspt and will be
M sold at small commission by ,. ~ COLLINS.
A VARIETY If A8DoMtN ALsUPPoGTERs. Trusses,
n Gent aud Ladies Braces kept by > 4 COLLINS.
URE,l, pud pure quality OF Cod Liver Oil can be OBJ.
J. tanned at .. ~ COLLlNS.
DREsH CONGRESS SPRING WATER has Just been
i received by :. N COLLlNS.
DRUNE5, in large quantity, and for sal. cheap by
THE best qualify Of Liquors that tie Market affords, are
l. kept and sold fIr purposes as specified ny law by
$ COLLINS
Last. but not Least!
mHosE having accounts Of from one ton years stand
ing are requested to call aud settle the same soon
10y s. X. COLLINS.
RICH SUMMER GOODS,
this day received from
NEW YORK & BOSTON.
MANY KINDS much less than have been cold, the Dress
Nl Silks are beautiful and cheap. All Will be pleased
win Goods and prices, at he Peoples store -.
Montpelier Junes, 1857. ~ WAN 3 KING.
June, 1852.
T OOMTs & KEITH have just returned from Boston
~ with their Second Stock of Summer G0odi ana are
'wnrepa red to show the best assortment O ncl ana 0e-
sirable Goods that can be found in this County
WAGON MATS
JUST received by LOOMS 6 KEITH
June A, 1852.
NEOhair MittS
lust received full assortment Of real Nlohar hitts or
y Gloves by LOOMS & YAFH
June 5, 1852.
Fish ! Fish
DRlME Cod Fish, Salmon and hlocktrcl just received
j by LOOMS & KEITH.
June 5, 1852.
SHgAyVLS, SsHAVVAS,
N1JE lave Just received Tlch LOT ~ OTape BECK nlk
w and other Sly OfSbawls LOOMS 4 KEITH
June ;, 1852.
Beautiful NEatGPedl silks
I N all cUlurs-lur Mania5-alsn rich silk Laes to trim,
| at KEITH &. BARKER'S.
Sune |, 1852.
Ep oNNETs AND RIBBONS, the largest assert
ND ment IN tOwnat KEITH Il BARKER'S.
June 1852
Black & Eight Silk ShaWIS.
WHIT aud Black Grape Shawls,-a great variety and
w CHEAP, ut KEITH 4 BARKER'S.
June J, 1852.
900 yds. Prints.
NIADDER coIored, bought in New York by the case end
WI Offered ut less price by the piece than can be OBJ.
tanned ifnm Boston. SVORkS Il LANGD0N.
May 81, 1882.
ES TierceS Salmon,
STORRS & LANGDON can sell prime Northern Sal.
~ mon by the Tiece Barrel less price Than can be
procured from any market
May 81, 1852.
1000 Eags butte" Salt,
A ND 100 Bags Alum Rock Salt for grinding will he sold
"A at less price han Gun be got from Boston, by the load
Nlay 81 1857 sTORRS & LANGD0N.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-17

RIGEUL SUICIDE The Worceeter Tran
sylverNhe following particulars Of shock
2 OF SeIf-destruction, which took place
Ne Brodfeld station, on the Boston and
lsier kahSoad, on Tuesday June LIST. 1t
hrst rePSrted that the woman was acct
N Killed, but the sad event was a cause OF
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-17

SToRRs a LANGDON have the very hest black silk
~ ever offered for sale in Montpelier, alsO Black Trim
ming Laees, Time IA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-17

IL WoRKs FOR Arm OF JULY.-Committe
hers, wanting Fire Works for the GLoRI-
VII, are referred TO the advertisement OF J
Ocey, Pyrotechnist for Boston. Mr. H. is
& Ated for these articles,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-17
ID TierceS SaEmOnl
New Silks and Eoces


INPARr ju,t received from Causdl, aud we can S
l. them cheaper than can be procured from any market
June IA. STORRS Il LANGDON
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-17
NEW DRESS GOODS.

OF THATCHER " SEARS. Merchants supplied 10 p
" less than be got from any market by the il
Bags. STORRS Il LANGDON.
June IA.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-17

Dress Raymond, Jones & Co., Publishers,
Business. Communications, &c. to be ad-
ed to the editor. Mr.. Raymond is an uble
liberal editor, and we would advise our
q readers to take his paper. They cannot
better.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26
GLOVE THAT RICH BROGUE."

~ love tina, rich brogue" Now, Gnra you're Jokin'
,Tis cruel al Pa trick such fun 10 be pokin,
That "brogus you've heard Two score years since ever
whit,
And not loved 1t before, d-la bit.
81 love that rich brogue" You love it, how we'll
,et YOUR long spoken sentiments honestly tell
You would welcome US here IRON Elm green iaha
Bat In making her laws, you give US no hano'
~ love that rich brogue" Did you love 1t when,
So Indignantly fired" you snatcned up your pen,
In the Astor House paIlnr and earnestly wrote
That Irishmen were not deserving vote
81 love that rich brogue." All you loved it Indeed
When YOU gave your assent 10 the Infamous creed,
When you claimed of that purity the leader to be,
Who would take from the Irish their rights 10 be free
Did YOU love shat rich brogue when you told your mine
To repeal all naturalization inclined?
No matter how dacnt or honest men we,
That Paddy should never citizen bel
~ love that rich broeue." know you belong
To the party who always love Irshmen strong
AS the day when their votes wanted draws near,
Although we're but cattle the rest OF the year.
." love that rich brogue" When did you beglnf
When Greeley told you you couldn't get in;
That YOU could sit in the Presidents chair
If you couldn't get Patrick 10 help you up there.
You love II as well, perhaps youth be ownn'
Faith afther election day in the mornin,
When for President Pierce it falls on your ears,
That same "rich brogue' in three illigant cheers.
~ love that rich brogue" No doubt, Misther Scott
Our votes you'd love better still, would you not
Now Ginral be aisy, quit coaxin' or tazln
When Pats afther von it's himself he'll be plain
81 love that rich brogue" IT'S barney, 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 Native. wolf covered up with Wing wool.
sNa:jye American.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
I .T1JRDaY MoRNING, OCTOBER 70, 1852.
MR. MADIsON's CABINET.

The Scot, press and o!a,ors-par,icuiaty w. Do;
shave rung The charges upon silly assumption
dent Madison, highly impressed WIN o,n H., con, r.
inary s:acsman.likc qualities, had te"o''ea "'
sas Cabiuet-the post Of Secretary o. "a. 80, 10
- , ;rc,m s,antia evidence mat TINS couu no. - "
hsn the Mayor of Madison Indiana IN p'as'S,'s ~
.i,b fulsome praise, cited This very iact GENERA
a. mi make my reference 10 this part OF Inc speech
,hr same time had the wan, Of candor not 10 cor'ec
n be mis- statement
This silly Wing story was exploded by John ). Barbour
|Esu In late speech al The mass meeting In Greensons
Pa AS near neighbOr and intimate associate OF The lam
v and friends OF Mr. Madison, Mr. B. had the best mean
,f ascer,aning The truth about this mater He says 'at
had "obtained from the reliable authority isca
lion to that common report circulated by me wing press
lac had heard President above mentioned go over "
names Of those gentlemen who wero pest a'"i''c' " va
,ffce and that Gen SCOTS name was never mehuohe"'
This knocks In the head This scheme gotten up ny IN
ybips 10 give some ausbity 10 The idea that Scott w'u
n,r. RESPONSIBLE President II kills oil what constitute
he mos, important, in their mcagre STOCK "i Polca
capits wag gives probably the true version oil IN
|s,ory that General Scott offered seat in Mr. aaoson
cabinet Calling on Mr. Madison early ono morning. u
Hound The old patriot work, who received him quite ga
lciousy. saving: Good morning, Gcneral-hno morning
mis- General-tqke chair, General"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26
From the Norfolk Argus, Oct. col
GREAT DEMOCRATIC GATHER1NG-3,OO0 PER

SONS PRESENT.
There immense mass meeting OF the Democracy
assembled ali of The country yesterday, AZ th'
srce ba Washington Point given BY The Dtmocra
icy Of Norfolk city and county and Portsmouth, II was the
largest and enthusiastic demonstration that has been
'maie in many year in Eastern Virginia.
The meeting called order and lie object explained
.bv MAJOR S. Wheeler Of Portsmouth, who nominated Ge"
Loya Esq nf Norfolk city, President which was sec
bonded hv unanimous voice from the multitude. Ten
Vice Presidents were also created after which Mr. Loyal
canc forward the stand and spoke briefly and with much
ril-r and with that point and energy SO characteristic VI
lhim
Mr. loyal then introduced Col J. Bryce who has Just
returned home from trip Europe and who though scr.
Dusly ndspOsrd entertained the asScmbage in his nsua
nappy style with speech full Of thought, and embodylna
Subjects Of the most exciting interest
-ual of music by line o1nd, Coi
Rycr was followed by Col NJ Cooke The Eector for this
district who this occasion displayed unusual ability IN
Of his topcsthrr admirable adaptation and Mt
the chastc and piqnan language with when MS
.narks were clothed Col e.. having finished his nddiess
amid The d,aenng cheers Of the crowd, the meeting al
O'Clock adjourned the pavilion TO parake OF snnptous
dinner which had been prepared for the OCCASION
AT O'Clock the meeting again assembled when Cen john
s. Nilsson the able representative from tins District was
nr,srnrd To the audience We Go justice 10 the
,u oi Cen Alilsun If we had time space but re
cord oulpouring Of truth and .oquence from the
Unu5 IL sincere and generous heart and NINA capaDie
D( cfasping any subject.
Next came our friends John G. Wise, ESQ.,, of Princess
me- and Dr. VIM Ta,cm Of Norfolk county who sevea!y
addressed mcctin. in happy and appropriate manner
uon If whom received with much applause.
The exercises Of the day closed AT SHUTDOWN without SHOW
the proceedings solitary OF disorder There was
mo fuss disturbance. The ladies' guardian angels thai
control around US with their Illuminating
smiles cheer and their bright countcnances 10 encourage
us 10 victory In the great day OF battle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26
POErICAL.
THE TEAR.
nv OSCAR O. BRIGHAM.

~. ho,r of midnight ia the hour to Sleep
The hour of morning is the hour 10 pray
The hour oil twilight Is the ime u "eep
The hearts deep bitterness IN Tears a"aS.
Nv Mother, when left thee long ago,
/ saw tear drop from lis fountain stH',
And down Inv faded cheek in silence n
The oyergushings OF a broken heurt.
How eloquent that tear it seemed TO say,
Thouoh unregarded, "Do not leave me now
Years creep upon me. and my hair Is gray
And cares deep impress sis upon my oso"'
"Think, think how sad how lone my hours viii De-
When thou art wandering DER the oounoiesS ''''
Sill smiling it'll the smile love to see,
But in whose warmth may not 1--we aga'"
n1f thou but knew what sighs, what n .ra''
When behold my cherished iuu h.a ~ depart,
Thon conld,st moi thus in ihoueh'cseI
And leave me tolterpg DER '''> -
Ierh,a ,oved thee with as deep rove
IA have laid upon a strung 80. above
W. ne,.r Ind parted-ike inc o.a s, sn,Ie
w aI h o had lived within each other s"'''
p.,,,ow nv hear, Is broken by It's care, 49,,
TIC Howers of feeling, one by one, nave uieo
- from the ruins of its dark despair,
Once more IL wanders sadly 10 my a'uo'
10 ,hou has, hoyored DER thy homeless SON.
- IT, H. Cnnwrst by the tears that daily Tell,
VIVA, h,ohted hope and broken faith main done
r. Mind his soul In sorrows deadenng spell.
know ,hy spirit hovers Ger me now
f.e its presence in my lonely heart;
on, Thai | could but kiss thy clouded brow,
And bid each sorrow from thy breast depart
hear thy voice, go san-like. soft, and mild,
Repeating solemny, "rhy will be done!
Keen from temptation my lost wandering ch'ld'
And Thine the glory for the triumph won
7 need moi tell thee even thus 10 prayi
know thou wilt for others likewise kneei'
That love NAV teach them by HE sunny ruy
The ills and woes Of other hearts TO ieel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

AT meeting of the democrats of Princess Anne county
ION Monday The ith day Of October Instant Charles Brock
ESQ called 10 the chair and John C. Wise appointed
!Sccrcrary.
Ga motion of Edward H. Herbert, Esq, committee o
five consisting OF John &. Wise. Edward II. Herbert,
, ihoupsuu William Hunter and Charles H. Whchurst
;wcr by the Chairman, appointed TO recommend business
:inr The action Of the meeting. After brief retirement Ill,
,sad committee reported The following resolutions, which
iwcFe unanimously adopted:
Resolved That The Chairman assisted BY the Secretary
,apuuint Vigilance Committee within each School dIstrc
I'm county whose particular duty shall be 10 procure TN
cusnce Of all democratic voters nj the polls during the
:th. suing presidential election.
Resolved THAT The democracy Of Princess Anne county
mil have Barbecue Nimmos Wednesday, the 27Il
lay OCTOBER which all The ladies' and The wing part
i.eneray o! his md the surrounding sister counties
Towns respectfully invited and requested 10 attend
Resolved, That the Chair appoint Committee Of Ar
engagements, consisting &C sixteen PERSONS prepare rh
said Bar becuc and that the first named three shall cOnsi
Corresponding Committee directed 10 invite drs,in
sguishcG individuals address citizens the
ting The 9th inst.
Resolved That the said Committee Of Arrangements wil
,h"d preparatory meeting the ground, Nimmos, OF
saturday, the 10Th instant.
Alter the adoption Of the foregoing resolutions the Cai:
ana Secretary appointed every democrat in the
u Vigil Committeeman in Obedience The first scsou
zion and in obedience TO The third resolution The Chat
appointed the following sixteen persons committee pre-
pare for the Barbecue viz:
John .. Wise Edward II. Herbert, F.. Whehurst MALACHI
Read H. Brock Joshua James Maj jonathan Hunter Col
Lewis, Colonel James, VIM. Cason, Solomon Keeling
sAl.xuu,icr Brown John Gornto E. r. Chaplin Da,d,on
l Morris and VIM. Lambert.
Upon which after directing that these proceedings be pub
she il the Southern Argus AM requested that they b.
srablsfi by The Portsmouth Democrat the Richmond En-
sqirer and Examiner and the Suffolk Enquirer after bcns
led. CHARLES BROCK, Chairman.
ions e. Wise Secretary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26
THOMAS r. PRICE,
GEORGE w. MUNFORD.
GEUIEC
AAAA

TO the Editors Of the Enquirer
Gentlemen IL received, on yesterday, by mall, IRON
hlaJrIpha pamphe, Of Ii pages about inch by Two
entitled LIFE AND SERVICES GES. PIERCE, 10 when 'h
abrcaor at the conclusion OF his benevolent "ofs ap
pends the following note: THE author will forfeit The sum
$500 10 be applied TO benevolent purposes if there can b
found single error in General franklin Pierce's whoi
ii e." (lhese malefactors always very bencrossnt)
suppose this thing is The atteregg ot abolition iauos d."
,a!st hoods.
thus notice this hide trick-not that believe there IS
creature on earth shameless acknowledge hltnse
c author Of it-but inform my Phil depnin friend tina
mis- vo. received and ~ congratulate my wing irienu
bouts on the revival of their expiring hopes upon IN
of This and overwhelming wing document
Very respectfully, yours, /. NJ.
Richmond Oct % 1852.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26
" H. SEWARD AND TRUMAN SMITH.

The southern wig vino supports Winfield Scott mus, frs,
i' himself not 10 be too Conscientious and above all
for III. consistency Of things "Considering"
General Scott would say how lately The South has apec
In" catastrophe intended for il by the abuliuniss
catastrophe anticipated and prevented by the fuHnes
UD:harn drmocracy--hc task assumed by some of fh'
UGthttn wings is hy light easy one t"
support General Scott and his coniians requires only
great cckIesness and ngatinje but The lo!gynn sp
HE world in regard those who have recently sought
Destroy The institutions OF that part OF the country. 1t
iles, in :!c first place, the ebtercd Reputation
III tie brave and bold northern who have AWAY:
Jn BY the South, and The welcome with open 10 hc
'atence of the ues Of the South that the abolition
: organization contains.
The leaders Of The Scott organzlon North and South
unqust pnabiy Senator's W. ~. Seward of New York
.ni Truman Smith of Conncctlc. IL interesting
Il, " promptly TIE commands of these abolition whs
are ohcy"t BY their "sonhcn allies" Both are IN tn
hdnCs ii General Scott both accepted by The south
~ scott leaders and both supreme and unc"uicsitC
/ tie Scott parry.
y j. 'vc Known every Intelligent rofnr ha: lc
"rc "nw, ard hiv" aesn III" mo-. prominent
" d trr Nor'a ha. a1h have ibo:ct 70 hl;natc ine
Sr'i AZ: ra both have voted il Congress aarns ever.
snasGrr OF constitutional protection 10 me Snat; and ye
Ithsy embraced leaders by the very upon whom
3,hey have ramped No wonder tina, they became tolc
3and reckless IN their movements
i gen cran in Virginia cncoses four copies Of or
infamous painrh.t called Franklin Pierce and his aboor
lilies ear copy ranked b. Truman Smith and not direct
These icrumens happen 10 know sent b:oa,
frank the South; and thew are &C
scea;tt with pleasure BY The southern wings Truman SmiI
'ns, respects his abolition region TOO much 10 crcu
Hate documents ;iere that wonlt only help Gen Pierce 5u
e does hesitate 10 after them broadcast over his owl
nlmr through the South, relying upon he submissive piri
:u wings ia mat region of The country On the the
ani h inmates other documents proving JUST 4
against Cen Pierce through all The abolition ct ong
hollis
We have The pamphlets which he is circulating in TN
South upun table, where all who desire NAV call and
them hr Seward Scott leaders, having perfected thai
dominion over the southern wings will nor predlc
turc deny lint Truman Smith franks 10 The State
documents 10 prove Gen Pierce aboonist ar The
cete q: ntoonsis, The time that he circuates il
SVuth.- Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26
NEW BOOKS.

Sir L. L. Smith, opposite the American HOTEL Ia
sent us the LIST No. Of Minfes Mechanical Draw
ing. Book for Self Instruction 1t is handsome and yer
useful bookaud moreover it is published In Baltimore
From Messrs Geo. NJ. West & Brolher under The tx
change Hotel we have The Parlor and The CABIN.
slaves and Mascrs-an nntldote TO the poison Oh ohcI
roms Cabin The author j. T. Randolph, deserves wei
f naro,s North and South in thus presenting the reativ
condition of slaves The South and of the aoorng casse
j, the North in their true cOors The picture In which IN
ruth Is SO pleasantly conveyed is interesting and ingenious
and we trust that the work will have general circulation
especially at the North
Woe, Brother have also sent us Heads and Hearts,
NV Brother, the Colonel" by the author of "Ccc." Tn
story is full Of interest and hinges upon the continual str
The dictates Of the head and the NOBLE aeclonat
land self.sacrfcng impulses OF the heart.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26


The undersigned Commissioners appointed by The Exc
cuvc TO sperntend the election for Electors oil Presden
land Vice President OF the United States on the 20 OF No
next have appointed the following gentlemen o.
commissioner for Jefferson and Monroe Wards viz: .
For jefferson Wurd.-George NJ. Carrington james
Crane, MlcnJah Maneum. M
For Monroe Hard-Walter D. Blair, God Bouldn
VIM. NJ. Fulton.
sris- meeting of all the Commissioners for holding th'
residential Election is desired the CAPITOL in The CLERK
Office of the use OF Delegates Tuesday next at hal
nast ! o'clock p NJ WIN. +. BUTLER,
THOMAS r. PRICE,
GEORGE W. MUNFORD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26

c.pr PORTER ORDERED TO WASHINGTON :
d,spatch from Washington mentions rumor that tic
Secretary Of Navy has ordered Captain Porter OF The
steamer Crescent City, 10 proceed 10 washington and
3.yc an Of his recent transactions al havana s
so rcpured that the President and Cabinet nave nsaPp'S
Of the course pursued by Capt Porter and are determined
H. Withdraw him fom his present vessel and order him 10
aiutel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26
-------- some IoIoWeTs OF mine OWN
Al the lower end O. the hall, hurled up their caps,
And sumo ten voices cried ----
or Scott-hura for Botts and, thus The clarifying of

fair ended.
There are two men in this country, who, when they
an election are haroneers " deeatJohn Mnur Bolts
Leslie Coombs Whenever they known no be about !"
defeat Of their party be safely anticipated In no sin.
gle instance have they been known be successful Even
The days Of HARRISON they stuck to Henry Clay till the
last Moment and them escape disaster ut the eleventh
hour took sides with Old Tppecanoe. If the Wings were
wise they would relieve themselves of the services of John
Minor Bolts and Leslie Coombs.-tN York paper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26

John Williams negro convicted of the murder OF Mrs
Virginia Winston and child, was hung Yesterday
Gov. johnston has granted respite until The l2.h No
vemoer to Lucy Randolph sentenced be hung yesterday
or nfanticde.