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Washington telegraph., 1852-02-18
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r,tIrS Ins,;,ut;on will commence its 9th session
on The 9th inst under the snperinien0ence OF
S. L. Slack, A. NJ. The Trustees take pleasure
in announcing that they have perfected an ar
rangement with Prof. Slack, by wh'cn, WINE nus
attention will still be given, heretofoses TO he
Female department, he will also bestow portion
of his time upon the duties Of the Male brahch oil
the Seminary. They would, therefore, IN iuli
confidence that the present arrangement WIN
meet the wants OF the community, present the
claims Of the Institution to the favorable cons'oe-
ration Of ALL with The assurance that every iac"y
will here be given for the acquisition OF thorough
classical mathematical, and business education
The prices will remain as heretofore
By order of the Board,
In entering upon the duties belonging to the
superintend.ncy Of the Male department OF this
Institution 1 would inform the public. that It is
not my design to neglect in any particular, the
interests of the Female school with which have
been so long connected. The two departments
will continue heretofore, entirely distinct ano
SEPARATE but the h0r0ugh instruction OF the puP''s
of both will receive my constant aud unrem't'ng
attention, aided by corps Of faithful and COM
pe,ent teachers have engaged the services o.
Mr. James A. Johnson, in the Male department,
and will add to the number Of teachers as the M
terest and wants cf the school may require II IS
the wish Of the Board, az we'll as my own, that a
Classical and Mathematical school OF no mean
| rank should be established, and no effort will be
spared to render it altogether worthy OF the sup
| port Of an intelligent community. The course OF
| study will be full and complete, embracing the
entire range Of English studies,--the Latin,
| Greek, and French languages,--the Natural Sci
| ences illustrated and explained by lectures and
experiments,--and Mathematics IN all its branch
| es pure and mixed, including special attention 10
| the science of CIVIL ENGINEERING. In assuming
! the additional and heavy responsibilities Of this
double position. would respectfully urge upon the
| parents and friends who desire to avail themselves
of the advantages thus offered, that their cheer
full CO operation be given in sustaining the reguls-
tions Of study and discipline, and thereby promo
| ting the interests of The Institution. The gov
eminent of the school will be kind and paternal,
but firm and decided, enforcing attention to duty
] by every consideration that can be presented to
| the youthful: mind 1t Is recommended that pu-
pills coming from distance should board at the
| house Of Mr.. Srnith who has been appointed the
| Steward, where the regulations as 10 study and
department may be enforced, aud the pupils b.
under the immediate control Of the teachers. II
will also be understood, that when pupils are once
entered no deduction will be made for the session
! except in cases Of protracted illness
| S. L. SLACK, A. M.
Washington Feb !, 1859. s:
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-18

FIRE AT CAIRo.-A fire occurred a,
Cairo on the 18th ult., by which some
four or FIVE buildings. with their contents,
were burned. Total loss supposed TO be
$25, 900 or $4,000.
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-18
"A CAR ID.
PUBLIC AUCTION.

PUBLIC AUCTION.
Corn, Fodder Stock, Sc.
THE undersigned will sell at Public Auction
i at the Plantation of PAUP & Hicks, near
Fulton, on Monday, the 23d day of February
next the fowoing property, to witt
1000 Bushels of Corn,
20 Stacks Of Fodder g. Oats,
40 Mules,
Cattle, Hogs. and Plantation Tools.
The property will be sold for cash, in lots to
suit purchasers.
Persons wishing to purchase will find it TO their
interest to attend.
ii. p. POINDEXTER
ID. S. HICKS.
January 10, 1852. 2:ts
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-18

The Legislature of New Jersey has
passed resolutions of sympathy with the
cause OF Hungary, protesting against the
Intervention of Russia, aud inviting Kos
su.h to visit the capital of the State.
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-18

The Texas Democratic State Conven-
ton met at Austin on the 9Th ultimo,
and unanimously nominated Gen. Sam,
Houston for the Presidency. and adopted
the Baltimore platform of lS4s.
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-18

Il was repossed at San Juan de Nicar-
aqua or Grey towa, on the 5th inst., when
the steamship Union. arrived at New
York. sailed. that H B. M brig Express
had. beeu' ordered TO Kingston. for the
purpose of holding Court of Inquiry as
10 the firing into the Prometheus.
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-18

Kossuth and suite arrived at Cincinnati
on the 9th inst. and were received in
grand style.
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-18

The Democratic State Convention Of
Alabama has nominated VIM. e. King
as candidate for the Presidency.
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-18
Notice

Notice
A LII persons Indebted to me will please call and
II make immediate payment, or their NOTEs
aud accounts will be placed in the officers hands
for collection.
BENJAMIN p. JETT
January %, 1852. 4:4w
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-18
Town Property for Sale.

I WILL sell on accommodating term, IN,
i Houses aud Lots wher-on ( nov live. AS .l,o
the corner Lot with the Buildings known a, n
Mirck corner, opposite the Clerks Office.
BENZ. p. JF'
Washington, Dec. 10, 1851.
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-18
TIE ARKANSAS RAIL ROAD CoNvEN-

TIE ARKANSAS RAIL ROAD CoNVEN-
T1cN.-This body assembled at Little
Rock on the 9Th inst. and adjourned on
the 11th. The proceedings, which ow-
ing to our limited space we are unable
to publish, afe characterized by the kind
est feeling. and exhibit great unani,nity
and harmony in the cause of Internal I'm
provement. The Convention appears to
have been we'll attended, and as we
CLEAN from the proceedings, agreed upon
The establishment of central trunk line
from Memphis via Llttle Rock, to Fulton
on Red River. and thence 10 the Texas
boundary, with branches diverging to
different sections of the State
This system, if it can be carried into
effect, will connect Arkansas with the
different routes diverging from Mem
phis and form continuous chain of Rail
Road communication with nearly every
State Of the Union. We trust that the
people, who are fully satisfied of the i'm
portance of well devised system Of In
ternal improvement, will use every effort
to carry the recommendation of the
Convention into effect. If we would ac-
complish anything we must make be-
ginning. aud the sooner that is done the
better.
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-18

A despatch received few days ago.
stated that Lieutenant PIN had abandon
ed his proposed search along the Siberian
Coast for traces of Sir John franklin S
Expedition The New York Albion
says the scheme has been pronounced
impracticabre by the ablest and most
experienced men in Russia, who have
practical knowledge of kindred locali-
ties.
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-18

OHIO LEGIsLATURE-INTERv
a is reported by telegraph, that the Ohio
State Senate has passed resolutions de-
olaring that the United States ought to
interfere, should Russia, or any other
power, meddle with the internal affairs
Of other nations struggling for freedom
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-18

BANK RoBBERY.-A dispatch has been
received by the police Of Charleston, sta
ting that the vault of the Virginia Bank,
at Portsmouth, Va, was broken into on
the night of the 18th. and all the funds
distracted therefrom.
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-18

the Senate OF Alabama has passed a
resolution approving of the votes of their
Senators i'll Congress, Hon. William Z.
King and Jeremiah Clemens, on the pas
cage of the compromise measures; with
further declaration, that these measures
are to be regarded as final settlement"
aud that the non-slaveholding States are
bound III aaty and good faith to adhere
to the same, and to cease the further agi-
ta,ion of the subject of slavery.
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-18

GEORGIA ARAILRoAps.-The Legislature
of the State of Georgia has appropriated
$525,O00 to the repair of the Western
and Atlantic Railroad, which completes
the very important connexion of the sea
board at Savannah with Tennessee, in a
continuous line of road of about five hum
dred miles in extent, and the terminus
at Chattanooga. is destined to connect
with ali the great lines throughous the
North and West.
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-18

RvOur thanks are due Gen. Eoyston
For file of New Orleans papers of the
10th inst.
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-18
Red Rive, Land & Negroes for Sale.

Red River Land & Negroes for Sale.
AM disposed to sell my property on Red River,
l. consisting of between a thousand and twelve
hundred acres Of land. fifty one negroes, stock of
Dorses. mules, cattle and hogs, corn, fodder and
plantation tools.
Upon The estate, there is a new gin and a good
corn mill attached to the same
will sell the above propertv unon time III.
purchaser giving bond, with approved security. to
bear interest from date
p. H. FOSTER.
Spring Hill. Feb. Is, 1852 10
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-18

For Rent,
He Stere House and Dwellinu now o.,,
-, pied by Diamond & Sillinap. oppos,.
Highs Hotel. NPpo''e
For terms apply 10 Wm. H. Etter, or to the
subscriber, ~ "'e
WILEIAM MOSS.
February, la, l452-7;3
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-18

The PRoMETHEUs AFFAIR.-It is stated
that Lieutenant Reed, who commanded
the British. ship Express, which vessel
fired into the American steamer Prone
theus. has heene recalled by Sir George
Seymour British Naval Commander in
the Gulf, and the affair will be dieowned
and apologized for by the British Ministry
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-18

Valuable Red River Plantation and
Negroes FOR sale. See Adv. of Dr. Fos-
ter.
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-18

r-We invite the attention of over
land emigrants to California. to the notice
for public Meeting. in our advertising
columns.
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-18

The trial of an old man named Wood
i'll, charged with the murder of his wife,
some fifteen years ago was commenced
at Canandaigua. N. Y, recently. The
accused is a wealthy farmer, has always
borne an excellent character, and is a
member of the Methodist Church.
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-18

TAE BlGGEsr LUMP YET FROM Aus
TRALIA.-Capt Erskine, of the British
Navy, has published an account of the
discoveries of gold in Australia, from
which it appears that the largest piece
Of gold in the world, weighing LOG lbs,
was obtained at spot abou. 53 miles
from Bathurst, and the effec. was such
as to silence all the attempts which had
still been kept up to oppose the move
ment. The introduction of improved
machines and processes for amalgamasion
also tended greatly to increase the re-
turns.
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-18

A new Post-office has recently been
established at Usage Mills, Benton coun-
ty, Ark's;- John Smith. F. M, and anoth-
er at the Creek Agency-C.eek Nation,
3. B. Bright, P. NJ. Reform p o. Union
county. and Boggy Depot P. O., ChoctAw
Nation have been discontinued.
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-18
To the Citizens of Bradley County

You are hereby requested to meet at the court
house, in Warren, on the first Tuesday after the
third Monday IN March nert. for the purpose of
taking under your consideration and del'berat'on
the propriety and expediency Of making a railroad
from Gaines Landing on the Mississippi river, to
Fulton, or sv1ne other point on Red River. On
that day. we would be glad to sec and hear the
views Of anv of he citizens of the State who may
Feel an interest in the subject, for the cause of
internal improvement in the State.
By order of meeting held at Warren on the
9Th January, 1852.
j. nj. MERRIWETHER.
UBanner, Gazette d Democrat, Washington
Telegraph, and Camden papers, ere requested to
copy until day of Convention.
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-18

EXPLOSION OF THE MAY QUEEN-By
tae bursting OF a boiler Of one Ct the
mail steamers On the Arkansas River.
the MAY QUEEN, on the Cd inst, FIVE per-
sons were killed, and seventeen scalded
some of them so severely that they are
not expected to live.
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-18
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
New YoRK, FEB. 4, p. y

The Niagara has arrived with Liverpool dates
Of the l7th, which report the cotton market ac-
tive-demand good and prices sitter. The sales
of the week amount to Al 900 bales, of which
Speculation took 1000 and exporters 5000 bales
Fair Orleans So; MiidIing 441. The stock on
hand is put down at 40S 900 bales Of which 225.
900 bales American. Flour-Demsnd good
and prices advancing, Ohio 2la22s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08
FORCED 60 NrnlRI. HONS

The following from the Rosto' POST tells how the . ;.
ties raise The immense Of n)ney which they atc '
ing in the desperate tii, to ca:;y tie election. Ih"?
well says:
"hc desperate condition Of the Scott party has n:.,,
them 10 resort 10 The tXpri"nt .! Orcrd contributions u
occupants VI the Custom have been taxed iI.c per -
their salaries. The ytnrt:un has been ti
ceI a, other ports and, prcsa upon "il.crhnf-
orally throughout Ia" Cnioa MtSSs. l.. Srwai Prt,F1
Leach ana Charles W Mcclellan, attached IL he Boz.
custon-hOu>e, were rcqIitrc H. make his donation Y
days ago but declined I'D fork nrcr, and ;hriE di-t-
lowed. This Infamous conduct prescription - lfir'
with shameless cilt0riery: she atrmpt Is boldly HaGs
compel the people al iS coun:v 10 sa"tnt 10 ne =.
yoke through the arbitrary cNfortlpns ." Their >vhn's-H
Co,lorans wip feeding II The public crib IN every P'
and city United States. Bat 'hr day ni rtc,nnsH.
nj land"-c rCtc'-rnuS stewards WI. soon b. u"
pcind 10 account for tier Stewardship? ana then woe De ~
theta. Uncle Sam will take ilr Collector Glrr,ry O'tf u
knee, and maze him rta he vii! after -i
fire in The rear much a docs his renowned lcater
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08
INTERESTING FROM HAVANA.

New ORLEANS, Oct 5,-Da,cs have been received ~
Havana 10 the st instant by the Black War:o'
Mobile.
The tsa!iec;ion the leland rapidly Increasing
III" authorities were rcs"f'fng Il ~" up-t stringent nr >U'
All vessels arriving toe c!crnl s,aporrs boar
ami searched.
The mother of SiCno FlccDli, ri,o executed by
garoe the 3Da nit tod sine dice. % aric. Face!
confessed himself 10 BE- the sol" upterOr OF the rry"tn
AIRY paper LA Nozicl Pn.h!l" lie was only % year
age. Count &c Doro Du!cas and jose Farras had been
rested
The steamer Crescent City had been forbidden Ia enter
hhrhor wle Mr. Smith, the putscr reninrei on board
The ic!ir: bags OF the American harqac Cprnc Tor ~
f0r had been selIrd by the authorities ars r!cd q ~
CyntCnts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08
POLITICAL.
~, ,hc \. y. Evening Pos|i
TO MY DAuGaTEh.
nv - Al, RIGGS.

py }. N RIGGS.
-, word, thai dli from thy SWEEP hP''
wa . L, ,lv cherished i'll my ialhet : ~ aar.
AZ AZ, hnurs hall LOST behind inc MS " ,'
.;n in All their morning iles,i
p.,,Ifd by charms Oh my ~, - in,o ,o,a nv
,.h;,. uuz. DER scenes ions, ioiis 81
t Az 1T ~ ,hee oil lovely US 'hou "eI''
INV; INV "nb, Of sorrow gl!s'ens IN my eye' s,ob
~ n.t 1rc:et tk.t prompts 'his nan "
~, ,,o much hapIiacss has been my ~
~" ~, ,c,rs sometimes Roller JOY express hpsh
~, sIniI,s though mingllng WIN 'n0
Ihah s, ',. -, maid, n 6tuw, when loves cafese
Ina' i,s ~, rmpa heart in thrills OF tenderness.
W. .nch delight thy cheerful wo'es insp"''
A. M 5ark clouds oil sorrow eau az press,
M aver shall until LIES waning hFe
Gown dim with age, slal! Ticker anu eAf"''
I've often held thee, Mary, OH this knee vopng
1yS;t "a, swee, child lhy little LIMBS were ne'
And laughed, cnrsp,urcd with me g' ,onn1s
That troppd so unsteady from my 80 a,n
A nd when upou my neck thihe a'urs
ITnos. fairy arms aud my iasuS u l''."sh
r. 80. Inv y.n,le murrnurs wMie su"s
,Ts,,s ike the whispers oil the isaly ',nI ;
r. m. lny'd oak, round which lis lehuii'' '"i"e'
,.su ,.member 100 thy childhood hours,
Wnen Beauty nestled in Thy clustering Guls :, e,vor.
AID smiled to see thee crowned win "iia"oou iio"''S
T 1r ylad Nav Queen Of all our village girls
roc watch'd thee when thy foot in g'ddy wnniS
o. rustic dance tripod lightly on inc hooi
And my red lips disclosing een 0hJ canId NON,
Made laughter sweet as wurDting oiius sou'u pun
In matin songs, beneath our cottage ooor'
And when the moon rose, shmmerng per inc mr.
p,,hnu each forest tree in silver light,
And drDwsy marmurs IRON the distant mi
Stole gently on the breath OF st;li.vocd Nish',
And fT,nran, flowers were hung with dew-doPs ofieh
,rwas sweet 10 see those earnest, dara-Irngd eyes,
Drink holy rapture from the lovely sight,
Whit. deep Devotion taught Thy soul 10 rise,
And bless lhe God Of earth and starry SKIES.
And nnh,lv, TOO, I've wach'd by !hy bedside,
Wn,n sickness rack't Thy tender limbs win pa'n'
And cruz! Fate seemed ready 10 divide
INV ,hrc ID of life and md my heart IN twain
o how the hot oooi .. my fereElsh b:air
Burned ,>ith the lapny o that daik hour!
Bul Gods own kindness, like the summer ram,
B,.ss't our sad hearts, and spared my NV hover,
To teach us, Mercy tenpc:s Heavenly POWER.
Accept. my child, these humble wishes now
As the 6-s, tokens I'll thy fathers love
NAV yiruous Thought still crown Thy maiden brow
With fanccs pare Us If by angels woVe;
And caught like fire Promcthcau, from above,
Let not tue precious moments be Rllsspent
Blu, .very hour thy uu.h and goodness prove;
Tina, can say wl, from this world Pm sent,
Nv Dauuh,r, lives 70 be my monument!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08
~, had aiork,y VIVA. woula'n'co.
Do vDu rhIuk II HUIl0p h'u. On, 10, no

NJ Bolts informs that there three classes o.
irosratic pncrse vcry spectacle, tie iorrabiE res9
liable and those who have no respect AT All Cou'd NJ
have c!iSscd Tie ii. papers mud especially ihc Nh.
tors in ihc same way lew ~ the orators Ike cover
urt might placed IN the ilrs class com-irra u.
Der in the srcund class bat The great majority Ike Orr
and Bort, in The hird Cla-s"havng respect a. all
WhIlt one 81 these dcnngp.uc n this moment proving
the satisfaction Of the sellers 81 The Western Rcnt
Ohio that Cen Scni 40 ilIii"niSa aitrF ct
nrari-tl, other in Nrw Jersey cri'lrurs g. prpv l
n different way u. drinking, lila, Grn-nl Scott IS ne "
advocate Dt those compromise nctsn"s That EIcr!y e
his newspaper have sever crtSc ~ Garpunre -Un 'h'
mnuen, they were adopted By Congress and that t1e
| raj l., moreover firm believer The national "
platform winch Grc.!cy often 'rXrcrarrs ant j
upon." Thus, while stamp orator makes GeHs
/ Scott blow bot another makes hlm blow cn1i,
! the best Of Joke IS ih2! tie orators are - su
that they imagine that m" !@ sr'icrs Viii rot see ne g
traif drawn AT him which MAJ ,!i.n c.cici iGrn' ~
Fugitive slave iuw, and u,t re southern Ue""" hHi
patriotic Unlpn nirn nf the South. viii src IL" o
picture winch EXHIBITS HIN .r.c ,olIr under III" fse
II 10 believe III" wing omtur= tiracIa! Scott m
have two faces Ike JInUSun, InuEla" each WAY. J. =
The ii not, wnch al ne $50 faces aye "r Z" '
nizr IS thc one! B,tw dies. orators, ufn"
Scott NAV well cy,l.im, save n" from NV itI"d- ~
completely using HIM ~, cutting II "haI"'tsh
chance 4" success ne had IL this curDagr which = d
very inherent kind from hat he !yugni Mexico. Pt'
and craftsmanship military tacics; ana II secure
votes Of the civilized SugaCing-, thinking! pp"HI 4"
United States, ana 10 admini-cr government IN VI
tally different qualifications than those "f military ~
tain who win "aiihn troops, c7n beat s'rr savage
Keep "u ~ SUBJECT and uraa ~ the power 81 ma!
| lawn r. Hsraid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08

The Treaties negotiated in the Territory OF Mnr.s"i
the summer OF 1851 wih The SiouX or Dako,ah Inc'n'
which The Indian III. fertile region Of country a. Ae
sivc the State OF Prnn-yiyania vva. eatingu,cc wei
ratified by the Senate late -ss.On wh acriT
These amendments were recently submitted BY t'v't"S
Ramsey 10 the Indians for their ussen! which vas i'
aud hls country Is Upc settlement; from III: N
States.
This Information We derive from he Governor hn:..
who Is at present in this bu.!rcss connected VIII
Ircatle..- MAJ. Inttitigencer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08

ACQuIrrAL or X-SENATOR HANNEGiN
LouisviLLE Oct. i.-rh- OF Hon. T.. 4 Iinnnr26
InA!ana charged with the murder d! IN hr0thgr.u".
Capt Duncan while under the influence d: liquor h7- r
dismissed; The grand jury falling 70 iud Indictment,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08
NE. WEBSTER IN WISCONSIN

The following paragraph which copy from the B,I,i
more SUM- shows thai the Httstee tsafecon s snreatan
amoog tic whgs OF the Northwest and promises soon TO
have a head ard wsG it'' in Wisconsin.
"WEUsTEa STATE CoSvEx.ln.-The Webster who's Of
Wisconsin have called of their friends in
that State 10 te holden al Madison the l4h of October
To elstta State electoral ticket and also 10 choose cand
date for Vice Presiteut."-I Union
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08

HON. JOHN VI. BUrrS on THE STUMP.
We publish very curious and very silly stump speec
John NJ Bots delivered al Newark on Saturday ever,
in which lie makes General Sct The greatest suicsm.a
IN. country the greatest constitutional hwycf, the gry.
scholar and in Fact, perfect walking Dictionary; al:
proves h:n IL be all this, al! something more, by h's
cess in tie Mexican Tn!s species ~ !"@jc j. .>.
az we nigh, expect from the caIihre Of horse 1cEcv
EntitIs worthy OF note thit with 81 his III r.:
Bolts VS. not adj" elicit spark II cGu-is;.sN
ing IS more remarkable III tins political campaign ihn
the uraufs on either side cannot re- up the steam ~
ingt nuy. Gcacral Cass took oil It's co"!-t'crNhn-
his btce:h.s-in TanmaEy Hail. Ani John VI E5u,
mos let his hrccctrs down in his Yin!iclJn Il Gene
Scott and whig principles; but il would not do itc "
a5uTct hard IN work The audience into an
citcmcnr but il like whipping and spurfios sHeH
determined not TO advance incn. l. Temia.s -,
song which IS part Of the elevated s!lc a. as g:
pairn SONGS OF the present election:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08

ONE THOUSAND ON PENNSYLVANIA.
gentleman IN Ihi!adephia having heard That iis, :
dt.posltion in this city among thu friends OF Grnea
I'M 10 wager 81 coo shat the Keystone State "'I! !,
Pierce GLd King. This bet has becH ofia!cd IN Phads'
Tor Two weeks nnd has YET been tGhen.-l La!9N.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08

Tor Two weeks and has not yet been tGh.n-i CH''!'
Lieut.. Cos. Leuke writes from Madison Comfy 'oS
mocralic committee Of Lynchburp, that ms engoee".
will deprive him Of the pleasure Of addressing the DEM
cy there, and adds:
see ;iat the wing papers Dragging hIsh upon 81.
prospects in Virginia Well know but hte % 90 ,.
ion but my ow"; out il We do well every where a.
in oil this quarter Of FirginiI, Scott whl1ge'y WIZ
lis quic;us 10 the Old Dominion al the election
The law against The circulation OF small i''eien "' cid,
Maryland, into effect Saturday, aai by INC
more Sun that the citizens were genf''"' ~ 80.
with the result The shopkeepers ard others expo" nm.
Inconvenience. The operation OF the IA" VIII &c i,e
ply good currency of gold dollars, for me oa.na c
transsnc;ions of t1Lc in plIc@ Of ragged no'E The
precia,ed, ami frequently worthless, ihhc'ihg d 'O
holder. -
go.-o. o., 5-Tnc Demcsrats Of me Fifth con.s..
sional district have nominated A. \. Thoyef fO' oO1'
and B. + Haett for Elecor.