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jalo-d3.

ID EAD.-Just received fresh lot of Mrs Jarvis
h Cold Candy--that worldrenowned and uni.
versally admitted good remedy for coughs. colds,
and other pulmonary complaints. This article has
been recommended by Gen. Zachary Taylor, Hon.
Thos II Benton, John Van Buren,, Esq, General
Gaines, Hon. Henry Clay, Ex President Van Buren,,
N. Willis, Esq. Rev. w Gothard, &c. &c.
The certificates of the above gentlemen, with
many other eminent recommenda datons, are framed
and exhibited at Mrs w. JerSis' store, 366 Broad.
way, New York.
F>r sale by r. r. DUVAL,
de 90 Under the American
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Fosarar--ssephen A. Fisher. formerly mr.
tenant 10 some volunteer company 60 Mexico nae
been arrested and lodged In the calabeosc q %.
Lsuis, charged with tie forgery Of two cheeks o.
one hundred dollars each On the Bank Of hiasoars.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
From the San Francisco Picayune, December is.
FROM OREGON.

In Oregon, from which we have had intelli.
gence up to the 9Th inst, there had been some
heavy falls OF rain, and the Columbia had risen
rrapioiy. Three persons bad been murdered near
sancouver-one kanaka, another a soldier.
ana q third an Indian. The murderer Of the
soldier had been arrested. No news had vet
been received from the Queen Charlotte Rold
and exploring party. A few DAYS previous q,
the departure OF the Superintendent of indian
Affairs Tor Washington, a treaty had been
concluded with the Ciackamas tribe. in which
lney ceded to the United States all the land
ca,ned dy them. They are to receive an am
nuHy o' twenty-five hundred dollars for ten
yeals. Goid has been discoyerd on Pupe Z
s oano, 20 miles from Steilacoom. There
e nI TaIe % oe 'ne same confusion in Oregon 40
~ Salnofn,a with respect to the seat OF gov
ernmeht. Monday, December /, being the dav
appoin,ed Ior the meeting ofthe Legislature.
Columbia Lancaster, a member Of the Conns
cli, and hessrs. Wait and Mnflock n s,sA
House, assembled at Oregon CITY. the ses, or
the last Legislature, and organized. as far n.
was possible. But the rest of the member.
convened at Salem, the place selected for iha
capital by the last Legislature. On the same
day majority of the Supreme Court, Judges
Nelson and Strong, assembled at Ore gon Civ.
and on Tuesday delivered an opinion, de-
ciarlng the Location Act invalid, and that, con-
seqnently, Oregon City was the capital. Judge
Prait, the third member of the court, went to
Salem, and holds that place the capital. Con-
siderable trouble, it il anticipated, will grow
out OF this confusion. a - $50
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MURDER OF AN AMERICAN CITIzEN.-On
the l9th day of September last, at San Juan
del Sud, MIR. Isaac Jerome, of Syracuse, N.
T., ia nephew of Judge H. X. Jerome, of Ro-
chester, N. VI was most wantonly murdered,
at the Hotel Of Musgrove, Thurs,on & Co., by
a company of soldiers at that station under
command of Don Juan Roire.
AT the inquest held upon the mutilated re-
mains of the deceased, DIR. A. Robertson said
that ''the death was caused by bayonet
wound in the abdomen, from which the intes-.
tines protruded; the immediate cause, internal
hemorrhage: thirty-fve wounds on the body,
some gun shot and slug wounds; face much
disfgured by sword cutsr" The following was
the verdict of the jury: "San Juan del Sud,
September 90, 1851. We, the jury, agree that
Isaac Jerome was wilfully murdered by the
soldiers while under command of the COM
mander of this station, during an unprovoked
attack upon the house of Messrs. Musgrove
& Co." A negro cook, also, was killed by the
assaiIants
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Bank OF Virginia,
n Januaro Rth- lS59

THE President and Directors of the Bank of
i Virginia have this day declared dividend of
Al per cent out of the profits of the Bank for the
last six months, subject to the deduction of quar-
per cent. bonus to the State, which leaves four
per cent. or So 80 per share, payable to the Stock
holders on the 9Th inst.
la 7-d2w SAMUEL MARX, Cashier.
T O,ST. somewhere in th' street, on Saturday,
IL the 10th inst, NEGOTIABLE NOTE, drawn
by II. v. Graves, endorsed by W. H. Graves and
sxty days sfter date, for 500 All persons are for
warned from trading or buying said Note, and the
finder will confer a favor by leaving the same at
this Office ia IL
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WILL continue the Anthracite Coal and
L Commission Business formerly conducted
by Wright Il Lancaster at their old stand, Dock
Wharf ia q JOHN w. WRIGHT.
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FORMED.-LEM.

T0P FORMED.-LEM-
L UEL RIPLEY and WILLIAM WADDY hav-
h, associated them selves together under the style
and firm of Ripley Il Waddy, respectfully an
r7unces to the citizens of Richmond and the sur
-orndjng country. that they have opened Saddle
srd Harness establishment on Shockoe Hill, Broad
s,-eet, lG6. square above the Richmond, Freder-
,rssburg and Potomac Railroad Depot wherethey
,steDd 10 make and keep every article On hand
f5r sale which is usual 10 be found IN any estao.
E-bmeDt of the kind, which they will dispose Of
an a good terms as can be had in the city or else
wbers All orders, for any article in our line,
thankfully received and promptly attended to.
Hending and repairing done at shortest notice, and
ou accommodating terms.
LEMUEL RIPLEY.
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UuE partnership OF HENRY RoSENFELD &
MOTHER wss this day, by mutual consent,
f,.saivci. All persons having claims against the
80, ,,,I please present them to II. Rosenteld for
sf,Tencnt and those indebted will please come
Srvsrd and make immediate payment to him, as
~ HENRY R0SENFElD,
ISAAN RnSENEEt ID
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please say they are adverti
LADIES,
A
Allen Mrs Cornelia Al
Armstrong Mrs C G.
Birchell Mrs Susan r b,
Burgess Mrs Sarah B
Belknap Mrs Maria J Bi
Brad ley Mrs Kate + B
Brannan Mrs James Bl
Blackburn Miss X
Cox Mrs Henry c.
Childrey Mrs Eliza C.
Chiffon Mrs c,
Curtis Mrs Lucy A C
Cassidy Mrs Margaret C
Catlin Mrs Rebecca r C
Deem Mrs Lizzie w d
Downey Mrs George d
Davenport Mrs F G r 2 d
Davies Mrs Sarah w 2
e
Eaton Mrs F Z
II
Flournoy Mrs Martha w F
Frayshere Mrs Mary F
Frayser Mrs Mary NJ Fl
rockingham Miss Z
G.
Goode Mrs Mary G
Gholson Miss Ann Jane G.
Grubbs Miss Betty G
Hughes Mrs Della ] III
Hill Mrs Ellen c Fl
Harris Mrs Mary E 9 II
Hancock Miss Mary A II
Howard Mrs Sarah A II
Hughes Mrs Sallie E FL
Harrington Mary A
Il
lngersoll Miss Mary A Jo
johns IN Miss Am E
X
Kirby Mrs Eliza X
keeble Miss Rosetta
Lee Mrs Elmira l.,
Lewis Mrs II Ii
Leslie Mrs Mary + L,
Lumpkin Mrs Sarah R
M
Murphy Mrs Honora NJ
Martin Mrs Louisa Al
Morris Miss Elizabeth
Nc
McCook Mrs Amanda nj
McCartaney Mrs Jane N,
.
OVERLY Mrs Lucy O
Oakley Miss Ann e o
u
Parker Mrs Adaline p
Price Mrs Eliza F Pl
Parker Mrs Louisa c Pt
Payne Mrs Lucy Ann Pl
Prosser Mrs Mary G
o.
Quay Miss Sarah c r
Regan Mrs Marg't R
Roper Mrs Maria 5 r.
Ross Mrs William
Stanton Mrs Emily J 81
Squires Mrs George w ST
Smith Mrs II ID 81
Slade Mrs Margaret 81
Strange Mrs Mary B s.
Shelton Mrs Sarah 81
Swank Mrs Bertha G
II
Talliaferro Mrs Mary A II
Thomas Mrs Eliz'th A T
Tucker Mrs Ann E T
Tucker Miss Amanda II
Tifiey Miss NJ P
w
Whitlock Mrs L W
Willis Mrs Elizabeth "
Woody Mrs Jane "
Ware Mrs Mary E W
Wiley Mrs Sarah "
Walker Mrs Sarah Ann "
White Mrs w w
Willis Miss Caroline "
Whitehead Mrs Mary
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ik tSAAhS"
LEMUEL RIPLEY.
WILLIAM WADDY.

DISSOLUTION.-Th co partnership here
D tofore existing between the undersigned, un
der the firm of WRIGHT Is LANCASTER, was
dissolved by mutual consent on the first instant
Fi.ber party can use the pame of the firm in qui
6s.;oD. JOHN w. WRIGHT,
r. A. LANCASTER.
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TTNHE subscribers having this day formed CO.
L partnership under the style of Anderson &
soutder, for conducting the Engine and Machine
Business and being prepared to build Locomotives,
Sugar Mills and Stationary Engines promptly
and on as low terms as they can be obtained from
any part of the United States, hope to obtain
portion of the patronage of this and the adjoining
states JOSEPH r. ANDERSON,
isl-6fm JOHN SOUTHER
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koi ACtASt = IA VILE llksb Will
vertised.
ES' LIST. ~
A
Anderson Miss Georgia
B
Bowser Miss Mary
Breckenridge Miss M
Bailey Miss Frances r
Bussell Miss Louisa 2
Bright Miss w E
q
Ceaty Miss Caroline
Chritnuss Miss Ann
Conaly Miss Ann
Courtney Miss Mary A
Crump Miss Sarah A
Craig Miss Sarah A
Downey Miss Mary
Dickerson Miss Pstsey
2 Drewry Miss Sarah E
e
Eubank Miss Julia A
II s
w Folkes Miss Z
Fear Miss Emma
Finney Miss Mary c
G.
George Miss Mary A
e Gardner Miss Elizabeth
Grigger Miss Susan
HI
Hopkins Miss Elizabeth
Hillman Miss Isaballa J
Hooper Miss Mary c
Haden Mrs Mary T
Hunt Miss Isabella
Heath Miss Sarah J
III
Jordan Miss Ann E
X
Kewen Miss Ellen -
l.
Lucas Mrs Sarah J 2
Lillis Mrs Mary
Lawrence Mrs .dary E
Nj
Morris Miss Maria
Maher Miss Margaret
Hc-N
McCreery Mrs Mary
Newman Miss Maggie l.
.
Olphin Miss Denny
Otterback Miss Mary r
y
Parrish Mrs Sarah
Price Miss Eliza F
Powell Miss Lucy C
Priddy Miss Sarah A
Or
Robinson Miss Julia A
Randolph Miss Lucy w
Rieves Miss Octavia A
8
Smithson Mrs Sarah B
Slime Miss Clarisa
Stiff Miss Mary E
Stuart Miss Mary T
Schofield Miss Mary F
Stanly Miss Sarah X
r
Turner Miss Emma ]
Tyree Miss Elizabeth
Turner Miss Mary
Thomas Miss Mary NJ
w
Wilson Miss Catherine
Wilson Miss Cath NJ
Wheadon Miss Mary E
White Miss Mildred C
Wilson Miss NJ A
4 Watkins Miss P r
Walthall Miss Sarah
Wood Miss Susan C
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TOsEPH X, KEININGHAM is prepared to
j execute orders in every department of Book
Binding and Blank Book manufacturing. His pa
pers and binding materials are of the best quality;
and he atters himself that his long experience in
his business entities him to speak with some con-
fdence 10 the good charater of his work. Mer-
chants, Clerks of Courts, and others can be sup
piled with books of any pattern and style, at short
notice. and on strictly moderate terms. Orders
may be left at his store at the Bindery of Brown
and Keiningham, over the Printing Office of Colin
& Co., opposite the American Hotel.
de Is JOSEPH r. KEININGHAM,
226 Broad street,
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NO. 102 F0REYER-s u Z 4 X O IL
~ kEADY-MADE CLOTHING-StOre en-
Ihrged, stock increased. styles improved
and prices reduced.-The stock of ready made
clothing now on hand atNo. l02, is much too large
ictthis season Of the year. and the subscribers
"@e'gmned" 10 reduce ii before the first of Febru.
sfy, IN consequence Of having every heavy pay
ments" to make about that time The cash must
De raised and the Goods "shou" be sold, if those
@ho are in want will only give a call. Over
Coats OF every variety of style and price; various
styles winter Frocks; fine and medium Dress
SUITS, Pants Vests Shirts, &c
De 20 KEEN, CHILES g. BALDWIN.
lust RECEIVED, another supply of Cioaks,
which we are selling very fast We have now
N store:
Velvet trimmed French Merino Cloaks
SIX do do do do
90 do English do do
Also, in store rich assortment of
Black watered Silk Cloaks
Black Silk Velvet do
Rich bhell trimmed do
Together with variety of other style wrappings,
to Yhlch we solicit call at
CHAS. HARTWELL e. cos,
lal2 Opposite Swan Tavern;
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alUUAS, STATIONERY, AND PIANO
BAPTIST BOOK DEPOSITORY, No.
ID lQ3. Sauare ahaYe the Rnnks.=On

hand at this Store all of the standard Baptist de-
nominational Books. Also, large supply of other
Religious Works All of the most approved Com.
mentaries on the Bible; good supply of Bibles
and Testaments at prices much reduced of Hymn
Books large stock, viz The Baptist Psalmody,
by Basil Manly, D D., and Basil Manly, Jr ; the
Psamist and Supplement; the Virginia Selection,
viz Latin, Greek. French, &C, &C. Stationery of
all kinds at very low prices for cash Call and ex-
anime. CHARLES WORTHAM
ia IL Denositary
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0O-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.-The sub
Y scrbers having formed copartn ership for the
purpose Of conducting the Apothecary and Drug
business, have taken the store formerly occupied
ty Mr. B NJ Burton, on Franklin street, near the
Old Market, where they respectfully solicit call
from their city and country friends. They will
Keep constantly on hand well selected stock of
Medicines, Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dye
%tutis, Glass, Putty, &c.
Country orders attendedto with dispatch.
JNO. N. LUMPKIN,
oc2l JAS. d. THOMAS.
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GENTLEMENS' LIST.

UEN i LIZ Nl
Apperson r w 2
Allen Jas E
Archer John w
Arata John
Allen John
Andes John
Ambrose Henry
Burfoot Capt T heirs of
Burnley Capt & heirs of
Bunling VIM heirs of
Byrd Col w heirs of
Brooks Sam'l e. David
heirs of
Brown Valentine
Baylis Sam'l B
Brayton t X
Ball Sam'l
Brown Robt ]
Brown Rich
Bassett Rich'd
Bergheimer Phillip
Butler R NJ
Berry Capt NJ
Billups L w
Benitzky + ornel
Clements Geo w
Crow George
Camron Geo r
Carter Geo w
Calderwood Capt Jas
Clinch James
Clindinring ] s. F
Carter Jas VIM
Carew John
Crump John G
Clayton James r
Cabell Jos G
Clarke James
Clellan James
Cornell Jas NJ
Chalner John
Cody George
Crawley Felix
Casella Francisco
Greer Evin
Cridlin Jacob II
Dabney E w
bikes Frank
Davis John N
Darneille James NE
Diddep James -
Donho Francis
Elmore B w
English Chas L
English John A
Eggleston Miles Z
Follmuller E
Fodrick George
Frost Geo w
Fitzgerald John
Foster j B
Freeman John
Flent John
German Denis
Greenlow Z D
Gentry Edward
Green Fleming
Glazier Frank 3
Goddiu George B 3
Gay Joseph
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A MERICAN ART UNION.-The drawing
n of the American Art Union is again prepared
to obtain additional subscribers. All who wish to
encourage the fine arts, and at the time get
engravings worth more than the amount paid, aid
with the chance of splendid painting besides, are
invited TO call and leave their names with
]. w. RANDOLPH,
Ia @ Hon. Secretary.
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NARNISHES. IS bbls Copal and Japan Var
v nishes. Also, White Dana Vsrnish, for sale b,
BENNETT & BEERS,
ia 10 Druggists.
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TTINTRR RBLRACHRD SPERM OIL. =
ia Ell PICoT.
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LIsT OF LErTrRs

Remaining I'm the Richmond Post once
ON the 18th January, 1852.
ET Persons calling for Letters in this List will
please say they are advertised
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$50 bales superior Northern Hay, land
l. ing at Rockets, per shr. Gipsey, and for sale
by JNO. w. WRIGHT,
ia2 Dock Wharf.
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ROUND COFFEE.-Receivinga fresh sup.
VI ply of newly ground, per schr Haxall
HULST 81 KING,
dec l3 Old Market.
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RTNCE EDWARD ISLAND SEE

UUTANIC PKACTICE OF MEDICINE
- DR.. f. d. ROBINSON offers his professional
services to such as may prefer the above NAMED
practice. Office on Franklin between 9th and l4tf
streets oc 3l-d3m
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DRIME PICKLES.-In gallon, half gallon
l. quart an pint Bottles. Fresh and fine, just re
ceiyed and for sale by JUAN PIZZINI,
nolS Next to Exchange Rank.
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O FL GA l..

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
By and ,ribi The adpiee aud consent qt the Senate.
HonAcE IL. MILLER, OF Mississippi to be Charge
d'Attsres Of the United States to the republic OF
Bolivia in the place of A. X. McClung, resigned.
NArHAS SARGENT, Of Pennsylvania. to be Re
giser of the Treasury of the United States, in the
place Of Townsend llaines, resigned.
CoNsULs OF THE UNITED STATES.
WILLIAM DuER, Of New York. for the port OF
Valparaiso, in the republic OF Chill, in the place OF
T. w Potter. recalled
JosEpH GRAHAM. of Ohio, for the port of Buenos
Ayres in the place of E. A. Saunders, removed.
NICHOLAS J. KrKFE. Of New jersey, for the port
of Laguayra, in the republic OF Venezuela, IN the
place of Louis Baker. recalled.
TIMoTHY DARLING. for the port of Nassau, in the
Island Of New Providence, III the place OF julius
G.. Kretschn.ar, recalled.
vALEsrlsE HOLMES. Of Pennsylvania, for the
port Of Belfast, in Ireland
w l.. SHARKEy, Of Mississippi, at Havana, IN
tho Island OF Cuba in the place OF A i. owen, re
called.
SAMUEL j. OAxFoRp at Tumbez, in Peru
GEORGE kISo RoGrR Of Louisiana, for the port
OF Lyons, in France, in place Of James Heudebert,
recalled.
WILLIAM r. CLOVER, of Kentucky. for the port
of Vera Cruz, in Mexico, in the place OF w. p.
Rogers, resigned
AlFaEp WHEELER, Of California, to be Attor-
ney of the United States for the southern district
of California, in the place Of J. Nj. Jonos, ap-
pointed judge.
JosEPH W FuRBuR, of Minnesota, to be Marshal
of the United States for the Territory of Minnesota
in the place OF II. l.. Tilden, removed.
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THIRTY-SECOND CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
FalpAY, February l3, 1852.
SENATE.

SENATE.
On motion of MIR. GWIN, the consideration OF the
private calendar was lponed till one o'clock
COMPENSATION FoR TAKING THE CENSUS
Mr. CHASE presented several petitions from
assistant marshals praying additional compensa-
lion for taking the census.
CHARLES A. GRIGSoN.
Mr. ATCHISON reported bill for the relief OF
Charles A. Grignon, providing for his coinpensa'
ton as an Indian Interpreter; which was consid
cred and ordered TO be engrossed for third read
ing.
NAVY YARD AND DEPOT IN CALIFORNIA,
On motion by Mr.. GWlN, the Senate proceeded
10 the consideration of the bill to establish navy
yard and depot in the Bay Of San Francisco, Cali-
foTna. ,
Mr. BRODHEAD opposed the bill. particularly
the features providing for the construction OF ran
way in connexion with the dry dock already IN
course If construction.
MIR GWIN said that he would now move to
postpone the bill TIL Monday. when he would
again call il up, and would reply to the objections
u the senator The bill then postponed TIL
Monday
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration
Of the bills on the private calendar and the bii
for the relief OF John w. Simonton, Tor damages
Sustained by reason of the orders OF Commodore
Porter when ia command al Key West IN 1898, "a
'25 was debated by Mr. MALLORY III its favor,
and by Mr.. BAYARD in opposition
MIR. SEW ARD proposed some amendments;
pending the question ON which
The Senate adjourned till Monday.
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In the sketch furnished in Mondays paper
We exhibited the natural growth Of the habit Of
association Tor the purpose Of rendering labor pro
ducliye by aid Of division " employmenis. and
1T has been 10 prevent the existence Of such d.
vision that Great Britain has labored assidu-
ously IN Ireland, Turkey. India and Portugal.
the consequences of which are shown in their
c1ceeding weakness. Russia, however, has
protected her people IN their efforts 10 render
their labor from year to year more productive,
and she now rcsists al attempts on the part Of
Britain 10 induce her 10 abandon her past poll
cy and to adopt tina, which has ruined Turkey.
and laid her PROSTATE at the feet Of her neigh.
bors What have been the effects Of protection
We propose now 10 show.
The industry Of Russia says the New
York 1'ribtae. 10 an article which furnishes
mach valuable information IN reference 10 the
growth and recen, state of the manufactures oi
the empire
"iIas been built up, a. alone the industry Of q
| nation can be. under system Of protection, from
time to time modified az experience has dictated
bot never destroyed by specous distractions ID,
! lUgfu1b ~ mere Coz NlUdft-. my J'aib ak'
manufacture wcse Unknown there, aud the cara
vans trading @ thc interior and supplying The
wants Of distant tribes in Asia went adcn with tn,
products Of Butish and other foreign workshops
when thc present emperor mounted the throne, II
| 1875 The country could not produce the cloth re
qurcd to uniform its own soldicrs; further back, il
| 1900 the expectation Of colOrcd cloth prohib
itcd snde, severe penalties. but through ne i.lusnc
nj adsguafe protection. oseariy cs 1894, Rut1an eio0
,ess taken by he eGrn-1n' 10 hia'ehtai and at thi
day tie ,aatsh u Oh Ctni,a' A''a are 'arpi''d b
me fabric. Of Rasuaia looms Iohth ~ dGghanista,
o,d china IRE cropdiug Bri,h ciohs enfirsIp oui .
,ale notwithstanding the latter have the advantag
iu transportation wilhelm Tstiary and Russia iisel
| Brusl WOOllcus are nov s,atcely heard Of ln III
there were in Russia 10 cloth factories; IN 1874 52i
Ia 1872 there were llg cotton factories; in 1924 80
From 1912 to 1922 tho whole number Of manuiac
toring estaJLshwopu IN the empire more thar
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From the Nashville Banner.
Wing Meeting in Warren.

At meeting Of the Wings of Warren county
Tennessee, held at McMinnville on Monday the
I'd day of February, 1852, Asa Faulkner. esq was
called 10 the chair, and w Britton appointed sec
rotary.
The chair explained the object of the meeting to
be to send delegates TO the Wing Convention at
Nashville the 9Th instant, and to express pre-
ference for candidates for President and Vice Pres
ident to be placed on the Wing ticket in the ap-
preaching election.
On motion. the chair appointed the following
gentlemen delegates to attend the Nashville
Convention on Monday next as representatives Of
Warren
j. r. Morford. George Glasscock, J. p. Thomp-
son, IL. ii. Harrison, =. X. Bell, X. Gwyn, ). Fus-
ton, l.. r. Fusion, X. Ii. Womack, q. J. Stubble-
field, Il. Il. Stubblefeld, William Ramsay, jose PHI
Ramsary, 5. Ramsary, David Ramsary. g. Stroud
J. r. Edwards William West, G. w. Hcneger,
e.. M. Coffee. Finley Brewster, j. NJ. Cain, II.
Cain, J. ID. Luck, A. Black, W. Hack, G.. Nc
Knight, M. Mcknight, J. Martin. w Martin, j
Rogers, J. X. Holcomb, J. II. Hopkins, T. Paris,
d. G.. Stone, Samuel Henderson.
And on motion, the officers Of the meeting were
added 10 the list
Rpolued. That this meeting regard the success
Of the Wing party, in the approaching canvass for
the Presidency, az of paramount importance 10 our
beloved country; and believing that General Win
field Scott is a good man aud true, aud has filled
the measure OF his eountry's glory, and that his
nomination will insure success, beg to recommend
him every way worthy and well qualified TO fill
the highest Office in the gift Of the American
people.
Rssoivsd, That James &. Jones, OF Tennessee, l.
our choice 20 FIJI the second highest office within
our gift; and as the first has never been beaten in
the field, the second has never yielded In council.
R,soioed, That should any other good and true
Compromise Wings be nominated 10 fli these high
Offices by the National Wing Convention, we, the
| Wings OF Warren, "iew but faithful" will be
/ found among the foremost in their support
| Rssoiped, That We have the most unbounded con
hdence in the ability, integrity and 6rmncss Of
| Willard Fillmore and his Cabinet, and that his
Administration will be one of the brightest pages
| in American history.