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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-03-23
6.463

But no returns have been received from
Charles City. Clarke, Grayson, Lancaster.
Peasants. Russell and Warren. According
to the returns from these counties, published
in the newspapers. johnson received 1000
and Summers 2,l4S giving s a majority Of
4SS; which being deducted from the G.4G3
leaves Johson's majority in tho State s.
975--or not quite hundred more than Mr.
Folks majority.
After all the shouting We have heard. this
is no great shakes! Nothing to terrify the
Wings out Of their senses. Six Thousand
meiority with universal suffrage. is not as
difficult to surmount as 1900 majority on the
restricted basis And then, after short
time, the Democracy. like children. vii! grow
tired Of the novelty which amused them in
elcvating JOSEPH and bis brethren" to the
highest digrities Of the State. They indul-
ged that freak. we take II. As much for fun,
and to show what they could do. as from any
other motive They viii 6H1 the bauble
rather costly, by the time tie receive Wis
it from the Democratic tax gatherer. = Rich.
Whig.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-03-23
THE PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRACY.


The proceedings of the late Democratic con-
vcntiou in Pennsylvania, whereby Mr.. Buch-
anan secured the nomination Of the party in
that State, as a candidate for the i'residen-
cy are characterised by the usual amount of
brotherly abuse and honest trickery. The
partisars Of General Cass entered upon the
journal protest against the action of the
Convention, excluding the Cass party from
representation IN the Baltimore Convention
I'VE dcnounce it (they say) as hagrant
usnrpaton Of power-as desperate alterna-
tive resortcd to by tyrannical majority to
manacle and silence large minority in this
convention upon vital question. 1t is a
trampling under foot of an usage sanctioned
by the action of Che Democratic party in its
conventions for tie last seventeen years
i is not only violation Of usage, but it is
sacrifice for Temporary purpose Of cardi
nal Democratic principle.
"While the Democracy of other States are
bringing the election of Delegates nearer to
the people, Pennsylvania, by this action of
the majority Of her convention, removes it
further from them, and displays humiliatia 9
distrust of the popular viii /"
The professionals proceeded to say that they
rcpudiate the action of the convention and
decline all further participation in the APP
poiatmcnt of District Delegates The har-
monious Democracy must have "fallen on
evil days" when they indulge towards each
other in such unseenlly aspcritics Of speech IS
We find in this protest. II concluded as fol-
lows:
1--WE lock upon and pronounce The APP
pointment of an Irresponsible Committee,
clothed with power to scrutinize and stab in
the dark our fellow citizens without giving in
public any reason for it, as an act which
should bring with it the blush of shame to
the check of every man who Claims to be
Democrat: and the Committee itself we con-
slider nothing less than q secret tribunal iu-
vested with inquisitorial powers
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-03-23
THE VOTE OF rnE STATE.

The Democratic Committee Of House,
have had great difficulty in counting the
votes given at the last election. Some time
ago, they made report which was 50 PAL
pably erroneous, that it was re committed.
Last week. another report was brought in
reducing he former Democratic majority
some 1000 According to tina. report, the
vote stood:
For johnson. 60.517
Summers, 59,054
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-03-23

Scnate.-Mr. Cass in consequence of
letter published by Hon Jefferson Davis in
which aluson is made to the Nicholson lot
ter made a personal explanation, defending
the true Interpretation OF that letter, and his
opinions of the subject of the Wilmot proyso,
aud slavery in the territories
After an Executive session adjourned till
Monday.
House-The House went into the Com,
mittec Of tho Whole on the private calender,
CHR Chandler in the chair and debated the
bill for the relief of the legal representative
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-03-23

Mr.. Miller. Of Betetourt. from the Con.
nittee fer Courts Of Justice, presented re-
ports upon the resolutions for providing bv
law that the accused on trial in any pcnal
prosecution shall be entitled to conclude the
argument Of all questions before the Court
and jury; and for providing TINT real estate
or any interest therein may be sold under ex.
ecutions Of feri facias in default Of personal
property to satisfy the same.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-03-23
THIRTY-SECOND CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SxruRDAy, March Is.
The Senate was not IN session To- day,

The Senate was not 10 session To- day,
II House Mr.. Polk rose 10 privileged
question On such occasions it is usual, he
believed, and therefore he was gratifed to be
able to state to the House that the unFogtn-
nate difficulty between the two representa-
tives from Mississippi. (sIessrs Brown and
Wilcox, has been adjusted ina manner high
" creditable to both parties, and that they
now occupy the same positions Of friendship
which existed between both previous to the
unfortunate affair Of yesterday.
The House then went into Committee Of
the Whole on the state Of the Union, and
took UP the joint resolution authorizing the
continuation Of the work on the two wings of
the Capitol
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23
VOLUME SlAX.
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
PUBLISHED DAILY AND SEMI. e nj
+ + II NJ s:


Day dollars annur anu ~ 'is " S,
dollars taken shorter period than one ea .ho
natv 6y, dollars and three doas io SIX
n.Tshs in advance raid The ete or tseu oy man, pos
pI or dollars annun ut inc emu =. w @ @ j. r,d m,
r duer 70 this ren!ta pei all III soou .
RsnS po,e al the risk Editors he postage Y all let
~ any wrier II Is the aecumu atlon o. posi-
an which operates as se1oustax upoi
Editors ,,. ~, ,nrry,ne,sc
IN TIE DAILY ENQUlKER:-For lines less first n
.rtion fifty and every succeeding insertion cents
wees three tinesa week. thry
v,n and half each insertion after the
Annual charged dollars thirty ineH and r
thai p,orofG avertiscmenso greater engt except !tr
Vsniers Auconcers who charged s0e 'ncuded
N THE SEMI WEEkLYFor lnes less fret insertion
IS cents: iur each continuance 90 cents.
Orders distance be with the advance
u,y satisfactory references, 10 insure execution
Al Obituaries and tributes Of respect s1ceed'y eight lines
a.. csGTgsd far as udreriSsmsns
All Obituaries and Marriages tho country whenever
party hand writing unknown ho authenticated by
Postmaster nrshburhoot
be published. Every that has been
npocns and quzzes has heretofore unavang
" therefore. such being certified
the Postmaster ,crtsn on the beck nf.he letter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23
he-Assembling of the Virginia LeSislntr,


Agreeaby 10 the adjournment the 7th last June iii
deneral ASSEMBLY will to-day their sesso
In the State Capitol We welcome them back their
and trust that they may have Industrious pleasant hn
monous and Dorng session The tax bill and the subsc
OF Internal improvements will principally engage their atlcn
1on. Iho former, We doubt not will be arranged whou
ahcuy and We trust that enlarged and udclous cg
aton will give proper aid the important lines Of com
nunlcatlon so essential the good feeling doyelcpe
'ncnt and prosperity OF every portion of the Common
wealth We invite the especial consideration OF the Legls
lunre to the recent decision In New York most unus
stripping ono of citizens OF his slave propery-unc
though the aerally of Individuals in the city of New
ork may probably reimburse his losses Virginia should
lose no time In securing decision Of the u s. Supcm
Court on the whole question, that the South may knou
her rights and our citizens be protected in their properly
Without proper satisfaction this important question,
Constitution is worthless, and tho Union in imrnnat
peril.
Ihis being an adjourned session. Governor Johnson wi
sond In no annual message though he will commmnicac
the annual Reports and will probably send in during 10
session. special messages touching matters which may cll
for The notice OF the Legislature The recommendations
his las full and able message still before the Legislature
for their action
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

RpANAWA1 from The Richmond Medical College the
Ip S59. named BOB He
Ica Syps Forths last years previous his
t5s eos tel there during which he runaway
Dyed sailor between the York and James,
ls y having his the papers negro
na,e belief tha;
the earliest opportunity He about thirty old
formed, and has Intelligent expression about
Speaking he LITTLE. and when walking
n lie five feet 10 IL inches high, very black
anu very thick lips He has also had the Small Fox which
very plainly upon his and along the edge Of
uoa forehead Secondary symptoms o SYPHILIS likewise
aeg.r~ni upon his hands when he escaped
81! the above reward 10 any who will him.
Tia may him again. ANDREW HUSDLEY,
Committee OF Ann ". Segar.
VI. llress Church View Middlesex CO., Va
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VIRGINS III EETfDN

Logan gives Pierce l35 majority, Boone 95 Lee 80 and
jackson Is majority BraEton gives Scott 70 maorit,
Wyoming l3 FayeeS Wayne l9 and Nicholas 80 naorlu
This makes Pieccs majority 49, Isl in III counties and O.
ties heard from viz l23 official and Is unoica-1hc TO-
lowing three counties yet TO hear rom viz Gimc RI
leigh and Tyler They gave Johnson al majority carrying
Picrce's majority in the whole State nearly l3500
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23
UNFORTUNATE CASUALTY.

As one OF The stages from Stauntsn Charlottesville
descending The Blue Ridge mountan yesterday morning in
great spoed owing 10 mpedlmen in the road the
hce overturned, and several Of the passengers
verey injured Among the sufferers The lady aud
OF George E. Dencuc Esq, Senator CT the Rockingham Dis
trict Mrs. D. severely, and Master Deneale slightly
hurt. Mr.. Macon OF Orange county, is seriously in
ured that his life is desparcd Of Mr. Aorris Of Abrmsre
Mr. Taylor member ofthe House from Randolph, and two
other gentlemen, whose could ascertain were
likewise considerably injured Mr. Deneale, lady and aon,
came 10 Richmond last night, Mr. D. escaping uninured;
the other sufferers much hurt that they had be
left in Cha lottesve
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23
He, Will, no TT
An esteemed friend in Ken,uckv lhus writes 10

An esteemed friend in Kentucky thus writes to us:
"Picrce has beautiful opportunity bring back The Go
vernment from its recent audnOus and Cyravagant swa,
TO the plain old Republican economical tack OF good Cd
Democratic days II he has the Judgment select tie
right sort Of men, and The fnncss stand by old land
marks, bright and glorious rrnown is in for him.
trust he will select advisers VINO clear Of Presidential
haukerings."
We DOUBT not tha, Franklin Pierce has both the .Judg
ncni" and the "frmncss" to do HE whole duty right
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2:s 1862

tremendous shouts, 1--WE will willy do not put Ii
question to you, gentlemen, because doubted you. knew
wen wha your response would be- and hear in it the
lmous response OF the democracy of the Union
ana now Mr. President and gentlemen LEI me, in concu
son propose 10 you sentiment suggested by your toast
and by the name OF your club:
Inc union OF the Democrucy-t secret Of rrmpi
and our strength; let it be maintained in spirit OF bera
ana OF mutual confidence and il will be pledge per
mancnt asccndancy in the government of the country
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23
.nrp rpnM rEyAS-VorE OF LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-THE steamship Louisiana naS
arrived here with Galveston dates 10 The 18th inst lhe new"
aenerally is unimpoant Gov Bell has called extra ses-
sion of the LEGISLATURE to meet the 10th of January
Complete returns Louisiana give Pierce and hi's i4o1
majority. ox, s,,.
MIR Thrasher starts weekly paper In TINS Guy next Suh
day calling II the Beacon Of Cuba
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23
MARRIAGES..

MARRIED Wednesday evening" Nov 7h By tho Rev ohce
sr,ncfrllow Mr. NORMAN :. WALKER OF Richnon1 cH. 20
Miss GEORGIaSA GOSON, daughter oI Thos D 'hoso OF
Petersburg
MARRIED Tuesday Nov l6th by the Rc Thomas Mo"re
WM C UOBSOS Of Richmond. Va Miss VIRGINIA second
John Pcmberton OF Glover foTes 'o''"'
Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23
ELECTION FUN.

II appears That the Wings OF Gettysburg, Pa) were de
lermned not TO lose the opportunity for joifcaon on ac
count OF their late defeat the Presidential election Re-
ved 10 have procession they started in body on Mon
day night of last weekly for Salt River Before their inal
leave they moved in procession through the sccs ana
amid grief which loud and even bostcrous on the
par, Of some OF tie cngants there was something raler
"funny" in the "fxures' they were taking with them 10
render their new abode comfortable They had their roast
srs their Jugs, meat -four onions net, knapsacks in short
every thing in the eating and clothing limo hot could be
thought Of and some OF them had their wives and little ones
The whole affair was well got up and produced great dca
OF good feeling all sides.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23
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rSnAnE nE ~ RAND

PonrsMourH, Nov. 20lh.-John w. Rand confined In
the ai of this place. and sentenced to ten years nPs"h.
ment in the State Pentenary for obting the Branch Of
he Bank of Virginia in this town. escaped from conhne'
nent last night and is now going al large.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23
HORRIBLE MEnnE&.

Pi7Tspuss Nov ia shockng f1i'c' as = 'rs'a,sa s,
here al 5 O'Clock lhis morning IL appears iit . m ,
vent IN tavern where ball Soins % aud getting iso
an aerca,jon i,h the landlord, dragged h!m ou:de e
house man named Ber1mn Fox went To- his assistance
when the gang turned upon him aid oea hn 50 hoil.
Ja cssoy Crivpies AUD Join Hail. have been arrested
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23
late FROM NEWFOUNDLAND.

Bos7oS Nov l9.-Accounts from Newfoundland sa'e
that The polao crop is an entire failure
Conner and Silver ore has teen found IN the Island
Al ST. johns the lon Nov, there was cont'hGa ai
OF STOW ell dly and thee good scghin9 al rIcoees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23

SARDINES--The editor OF Manchester Mirror sGye-
from oersona ledge that the bay Of Monterey Caho
min il literally filled With delicious fish They 10 be
found there in greater abundance than in uny other part OF
world They be found not only al Monterey oG u!
The sll waters on the coast from Panama 10 Oregon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23

Coscopp " H Nov l9.-rhe House OF Represen ta'ives
,oday unanimously passed resolutions 10 coic The State
House in mourning in respect 10 The memory OF Dani"'
Webster 10 attend the funeral ceremonies In Boston, on inc
3h and 10 have funeral Grafton from Judge Percy On ths
22d December which day should be set apart ot that pur
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23

PRESENT TO GEN. PIERCE--The Boston 1Imts
says We learn that number OF the patriotic citizens
Boston and vicinity getting up complimentary esri-
monal Of their personal ss!ssg f ihnc sf "fosss ana
cqupagc complete all of Now England production The
occasion Of his inauguration In March next.
TOAST FROM GENERAL PIERCE-A Few LEFT.
The democracy OF Nashua n. had celebration Of ,er
triumph in The election Of General Pierce few evenings
since; the Hon. Charles G. Aer,on presiding at the liable
The fourth regular toast bore rather urd upon tho coalition
democrats In massachusetts, as !n!lows small broad
side from Pierce himself-
1.-THE Union Democrats Of Massachusctts-Ii .tIuy.
ing TO know thai there few in the cid Bay State who
have not bowed the knee Bua bur saud erect ingng
10 the breeze the broad flag OF constitutional liberty and The
sovereignty Of the States"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23
OH 10

Teegraphic despatch from the office OF the Secretary ol
State o Ohio received Yesterday informs that Pierce
official majority is sixteen thousand six hundred and thirty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23
THE ONLY TRUE
PORTRAIT OF WASHISGTOS. ~
list PUBLISHED, I. b. WEIGHS MAGNltiCENI Pok-
TRAIT OF

cravea tby ernsonl from Stuarts only original portrait the
THIS usrS picture engraved under the superinndnce Of Tho
>y ESD highly sed Artist is the only correct
greatest wotE Of art ever produced this A. to It's
We :,s; 'i 5:i'i's Park %
Il representation of the celebrated original ad 10 CHEf LEE jus
work and beauty must strike every one VINO
@ aq ws Is no Soo si Ss hP =" s him The days
ol and his whole appearance ls YET strong Impressed @
Il T as G- rsy yGy Ss well as
All autey Of The iaes And senator GAsS III is tske
IN or appears 10 me 10 have executed and si
worthy Of the patronage Of hs ruGe says MAX nlin r.
@ % p5tr than any oher seen
%s sneS reposs Of Of air air and
marked characteristic Of the ilIusous man
of hi, picture would refer every lover 1
@ hs P2FI pc . oasa iT d A Ts statesmen urss
AST!SiS-Marchan Elliott of New York Sease Rohsr
m amb Of PHILADELPHIA Chester sId"g o1 Of II byS"h W,.h
r.ll Hon Geo ". p. Custis hnsel, an artist > a,
Escsenoy slaI Eimore do Hon ;s0 GsOTso S;J
Lewis Ca,s. Hon. VIA Graham Hon John T. Kennedy h0h
uRIsrsn Roger B. Taney Hon. John Duer Hon. John Nc
Folsom ESQ., the well known Librarian r,,5n anv
ssl copy have ever seen" Richard d!eth Hon Edward
& LII ! m 1ist Hsh SGSri e. III. q Esq ~T
| a T. . &c: sts r IIsfh rRlss Union
al sss.ssa n sa's by soRGE 'eS
# W. corner Fifth and Arch Streets Pm phia.
8 EORERT KING .(No l39, Main street, Richmoino
S. Virginia and District o Columola
Is 9or can only obtained from Mr. King or from his du'
81 alHorizst ,,, u,
Inc Of Virginia respectfully informed by MI
ha's has secured few proof impressions o his oedu"u' ~
n h.+a OF American Price Sloeach. on r-,,a,,
Arrangements h.v. made with the Fos oce department
y whh the be sen; 10 any point per n'a
M '-ti,ct ufef
No Person. rcinittng Five Dollars 10 Robert hhs hc
H mont v. copy OF the Portrait scnt TO them Tree
II iati.e. :.
His;ny Dollars proof impression VIII be se" IN k
e. N'rGer.
the respectfully INFORMED d' "
n made an arrangement celebrated establishment !"
"a 'Washngton, o rich anu pc
"a -!s cot workmanship D..,.,;
VI Persons The Frame with that OF the porra
FL hcghaec, To any part o 'e e'a'e
81 '..lA!i Uf District al Columbia
Copies N.iomal EIalno" furnished 10 the Portraits le
k se Presidential Mansion, Will aie" be iu
S ,'he!. Price SIS
t The National Frames highly ornamened, richly s,l an
SsI shnountcd " the National Goa, o Arms.
EJ Just ISSUED.
h9 Magnificent Portrait OF General Jackson,
T. h Wclcl ESQ., after The orienRl portrait pano
II by T. Suly, ESQ.
III Portrait The Washington. and will be
tsSs isry respect as well got up.
~ 'rlcc So per copy-a few PROOFS Al $40 each.
tl:rcss Il abuv-. Sein ll-cSm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23

,NoTHER CENTRAL AMERICAN REPUBLIC
The inhabitants of the snmus Of Panama and us 6c'h!
are considering the expeiency OF declaring an naeps
dent State else oi anDexns i 10 some more p""e'"' ~
couotry The government Bognta has acted iioeraily II
osninr The ma, for and i's course meets VII"
general commenda un-T National Democrat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23

MAGNANIMlTY.- AT meeting OF the Democracy OF
New York, held al Tamnany Hall on Monday night, in
honor of their recent victory, Cen Wabridge, member
elect 10 Congress- made the following remarks in reference
10 Gen. Scott
Gentlemen as have stated in exultaton let rs be
nugnannous md believe but express The sentiments OF
The Democracy OF the city and county OF New York. und OF
the whole country when declare il will afford them the
highest pleasure have own gallant and patriotic Pres
dent express Of the brilliant military achievements
of General Winfield Scott by recommending the passage OF
law creating the office OF Lieutenant General the hi.cs
title recognized In military dstnclion that that honor and
that title conferred upon him who never failed al ihe eao
NJ the armies of the United States and whom regard af
the greatest military chie,an of the agc-Genera Winfield
Scott (Great and prolonged cheers, and cries o "thats
right that's fght.")
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23
i; l. hest COUGH SYRUP IN THE WORLD
USED BY THOUSANDS
ndedb by Physicians,


s ROSE ESpscioan Cough syrup Is decidedly the
~ fr aiayug and curing The most troublesome
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p Rose of Phladelr having devoted his sole attention
a" study relo aud culay the eatmedt nl diseases n
Lul., rhoa short cured ue OF IONS sIan'
q, hu Traclra. Ninde aud confidently recon-.
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X CHAPMAN, NJ. b., Philadelphia.
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l i' RosE-Dcar health, Can now say that
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~ he! ::s o,t- Cough syrup effect perfect cure
m you w"u! some Of your Aerauve Pills They
DR. COLEMAN.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IL, 1850.
ea thGGtfaly recommend the afflicted Dr. Roses Cough sy
eE he use OF single bottle Of Cough syrup and box
I MS FANNY Fills WM. BUCKLEY,
1 Ridge Road. second door below Wallace 81.
was afflicted inflammation OF the Lungs with spit
VI ' nist swed,s aud debility, fur six months At
hi.r sc-niic physicians without relief was completely
.! w." bottles DR. j. Roses Cough Syrup Expecto
- ID. j. 1lDGWAY.
rortaviLLE, Pa, January IA. 1851.
20" would cure your Cough Gold. Influenza and avoid all
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a I..,s' nf"., ahd Splitting Blood take this Syrup!
d. % Cents aud 81; and for by Purcell, Laid Co.
.kr, eers Adle Gray, Gaynor Wood, o. A. Slrecke a
Ry ouVai X Duva J. Blair, ). NJ. Zachrsson and
vi n S Also IN Charlottesville by G. w. Briggs Lynchburg
s3IS.-!.. Nov. l-ctf
5EGGSoIu,kitAGE VIRGINIA. MANUFACTURES
Ioys nveahs Richmond made l32 Cary
aat for s .u Al persons wishing buy fret
1is. VIII 90 "eii t" call anu get their sup
sp, ..,, N DEVEREUx.
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YORk

Full official returns (excepng New York city, nave
been received They give Pierce majority in the Stale
of sixteen thousand hundred and sixye eight votes
Adding his known minority in The city, Ql:79) and ms
total majority twenty thousand three hundred ana
forty. seven.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23

DEATH OF EX- GOVERNOR SHULTZ
LAScae7ER Pa NV. .l9.-Ex-Go7eEnol Shui,z oi rehh
syyon died at his residence to-day. He had lived 10
good old age.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23

TREASON-The Trenton True American says Hon. "a
@ Penn Of Louisiana has been most ndefatgabe mem
ber of the National Democratic Commtce and has occn
active during tho whole But the last Washington
Union brings the intelligence that after noby fighting the
battles for Pierce and after victory had crowned hls c'rs
he has gone over Scott The following is The announce
ment a.
MARR1Ep-On Monday morning, The s;h inst, at The
Fourth Pre- tsbyerian Church. by the Rev. John c. Smith
tho Hon. ALExAspER G. PESS OF Louisiana, 10 Mrs. ELI
zapETB C. ScoTT Of Washington.