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Va CESSORS TO F. NORRIS & co .
sCapi'as 10000, Of 10000 Of 5000, Of 90 off,.
IS Nus. l3 drawn Tickets S.
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III The Editors of the Enquirer s;,,,o ;nol;,s von
your own sense ar 81 an edo
10 paosM r" Which il is rcpy- should greatly prefer Us
taxing " hs y ss as
a similar OCCASION cannot sohc ne GpnSpERTSOS
sonal favor resp ",
Rirhmnnd 9th July, lS02.
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i.h,en, in either the samc-dealh py n' an
ns Accordingly the prisoner was put upon ns a
inEE,nuon then filed by the Commonw ,ont 70 kill
In use was tIicd the mrritsllie ,wna then
and on consideration he was acquitted new nforma-
charged with murder, tried again IN @ Go, dro,ee What
"rh" Information could The day. the insertion o hr
by me- could have given of these s "a cuba
~; ON, sion / can hardly excuse myse iof noucine u
Again YOU say: :,
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Dear SirHavng determined previously TO the meeting OF
the National Wing Convention for neces
saty give support Gen. Scott in the of his
nomination. and being of the determination STILL have
deemed it my duty inform you of these facts the earliest
opportunity, that you might appoint another substitute
eector perform the duties that might be required of
Yours truly. WIZ. S. PARHAM
To L r.. MARKS, Chm Whg Central Committee ~. o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-13

Sco7T TURNED TO CoRwlS & Coat tho Philadel-
phia Celebration of independence Day. the following toast
drunk
Hy Simon SNYDER Jenks-Gcn. Scott-We turn him over
TO the lender Incrces Of the party who desired that he ind
his brave might be received with bloody hands and
invited hospabc graves while fighting the battles OF
their country on foreign soil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-13

...j...., wing, elected 10 the United States
Senate made Scott speech at the ratification meeting at
New Orleans and had the good and proper feeling Of
Justice say that he would indulge in caumny vu
peraton and believed that "Genera Pierce gallant
soldier good citizen and highminded m4n He honor
ed him because he true to the South but he was moi
SO than Gen. Scott and the latter had The advantages Of the
great and glorious services recommend him."
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

u 95 cts. from wharf.
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S record leaves out entirely The important words the
erea. nurv ofshe said r. H. W. This Is the most important
part shows the Character OF mat charge ana YET
It's place supplied with Sc" whist the less important
ia copied.
Here men, is MATERIAL OMISSION and quickly follows
MsororATloS. In quoting the decision OF the Court
upon this trial. the Judge omitted 10 i!dcse the words
MANNER AND FORM" "As THEY STAND UPON the RECORD"
The and NATsklALITv OF this could not, we
think escape the attention OF Judge That these words
should acsed the record IL rather remark
able and taken with the context its meaning is obvious
To be brief record shows this that whilst l. T. W. was
living court was called and the charge against Chester
preferred The Court called for The 18th OF April, 1885,
and day Williams died; the uilcd 10 meet. On
the 10th OF May however Chester who had been formally
charged before The death OF his victim, with assautng and
beating T. I. W.. was brough. 10 trial. In the meantime
T. Il. S. had died oil the beating; and upon the trial. il
proven clearly, that he had cor,ed much higher offence
than the with which he had hccn cnrse6he had
mitted murder And he Court doubtless fearing that Ii.
Governor Robertson might pardon him. he Were senenc-
ed 10 be hung for m ere assault preferred say they
did that said Chester was not guilty In manner ana for
the information aforesaid against him s alleged In
other words he is guilty OF tas offence In ms dnnT
and FORM but he guilty Of higher ohence-he is gull
~ OF murder and for that will try him. This view 10
confirmed by tho fact, that Chester is Immediately recon-
med TO Jail and another court called 10 nv him. on the
Trial. the information charge is very dleent from Inc
FIRST. II charges him With the 'urder of T. T. w, and
BY unanimous court he convicted thereof On the
first trial he was charged with wholly different offence.
and his acquitta as was evidently intended by the Court
operated only 1sole prose9u Certainly II bar
to the second trial. Judge Robersons opinion the
rary Notwithstanding and in support of view refer
the high authority OF l2lh chickering's Reports page
1876 where in the OF the Commonwealth Williams
Roby which was fully argued the reporter gives the fol-
lowing point decided by the Court IA conviction upon an
ndctnen for on assault u inttnt TO murder cannot be
plead in indictment for murder Tor the offences
distinct in legal character; and in no case could
party trial for the one be eonrieeS of the other
And upon willing the support OF
by simply adding thu, these oaiissons and mhquotatoF
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"Th charge ,hcn the record shows was mat he w VII
iu a. snid ~ r. " 10 tie great injury Of him, the said
r. + Williams" And here again is a strange fact Inc
Judge in quoting This part of the record leaves ont entIr
10 me ;portauf words 10 great injury ofHe said y
t:m WIS !, The most imporIuut part because il shows e
hornefr of that charge and yetits place supplied "''
ar whilst the less Important is copied a.,
FIR The sake OF brevy extracted only so much VI se
t zion as charged that Chester had wilully aho ma
cousy heat with ntention k-and omitted 10 9aa tne
anti climax lha, he intended 10 do thsImai Is 70 A'
lam. 60 the nrea, injury of him. The said Williams con-
ess the fact Pray pardon my Ignorance thought the IN,
enon 10 njuc might be implied from The intention 10 S
and really thought The intent TO kIl more pOai
shnw The character Of the charge, than the Intent 10
Rut YOU say
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-09-30
by Theodore Schoch.

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A liberal discount made to yearly advertisers
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The whole tenor Of the genteman's argu-
ment, went TO cast reproach upon foreigners,
and to show that they were not worthy TO be
trusted.
The gentleman reaaons rather ont of the
book in one point, when he says, that the
time is now come, when the United States
can do without toreigne:s-that there Is no
necessity for them-that the people Of the
United States are now able TO fight their own
battles, and they can live safe aud free with
out their presence. He Is mistaken il he
supposes that he can find justification, in
such reasoning as tins for the argument which
he has offered. There is no ground on which
it can be justified. hope, therefore, that he
will withdraw his amendment; and that he
will make on apology for what | regard as a
gross insult upon the Irish, and the other
foreign population of this State.
Mr.. Woodward said, that he had not risen
for the purpose of making the apology called
for by the gentleman from Junata county,
(Mr. Cummin;) for be (Nr. w knew well,
that, to an American assembly, no apology
could be necessary.
But Judge Woodward appeals to tho
Native American party as his witness,
and he refers to correspondence which
took place between him and the Native
members from Philadelphia county du-
ring the Legislative session ofl8i5, when
he was a Locofoco caucus nominee for U.
S. Senator, and defeated in the election
by Gen. Cameron. He says that, in re-
ply to their inquiry if he would, if elected
by their votes, favor their measures for
changing the naturalization laws, he an
swered no, and that they thereupon voted
against him. 1t IS a plain and well recoS-
nized principle of the law of evidence that
no parol evidence can be given of an in
strument of writing where the instrument
itself can be produced. Why does not
the Judge append copy of his answer
to the Native members to his Pitts
burg letter, and thus move all doubt as
to what he said to them We should
like to see it published; for it would be as
great a curiosity in its way as his Native
speech, and would make it necessary for
him to write another letter Of explanation
on another subject Of public policy. We
too have some recollection OF the letter
referred to by the Judge, 1t was address
ed to William Hoilinshead, / q, . mem
ter Of the L5si-'atgre ION the County
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-09-30

Ihane strong feeling on the su6Jeet;thongh
confess that entertain doubts whether THIS
convention has the power to act. am well
aware of the nature of the provision In The
Constitution Of the United States, and which
has been referred to By the gentlemen from
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New Goods.
EXCHANGE STORE.

MARTIN D. cALLENDINE Is now re-
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gantOwn, 4 handsome assortment of GOODS,
Of all the lS;cs, styles and patterns for
Ladies' aa3 Gentlcmea's Wear,
suitable for the prcsen, and approaching sea.
sca. Tho assortment 10 eompletc-eo!l md
examine for yourselves. will pledge TO those
who may iavor mo with call that oil shall be
sold as cheap as if had always been little
f" ahead" am not banker, nor have a
cred post" yet make no exceptions to any
for cheap Goods; and IL you will call at the
TWO RIG DOORS,
opros;,o the stone pile, where always take
pleasure in making liberal exchange. ] have
on hand GROCERIES Of all kiSds, Sugar,
Molassc,, Tea, coffee, salt, Pit;shurg Plough
Points, wagon boxes, tea kettles, cotton yarnj
QueenSware and Hardware,
a foil and complete assof,irea,j scythes and
tey,he sncads, together with large assortment
ofstonc Ware, crooks, jars, &C.
Lcghorn and Palm Hats,
Bcnnea Of every kind, braid, gimp, silk, &c.
A fac assortment OF Shoes Of all stylcs and
cuts (which will be exchanged for Cash or
approved country Produce. ,,,.,
April "a, 1862.
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Attorney for Prosecuting Claims,

attire CITY q Washington.
THE subscriber undertake. the collection
set,lemen, and adjustment Of all name
0felaims, accounts or demands against y,
Government Of the United Staics, or any for
c!sn State or country; before any Of the pub
lie DEPARTMENTS at Washington.
The procuring of Patents, Army and Nav,
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Government, all land claims, and every demand
Of Other business of Whatever kind, requiring
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osasent.
A1rcsidcncc or fourteen yra.s at the scat Of
ne Federal 6oyernment, with c thorough and
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naa routine Of public business at the different
oGeos as well 40 in Congress; added 10 this,
!is. accos. 10 the abeat legal advisers, il need.
ci, Ius,6es the undersigned In plcds!ng the
tu.ci. i,,isfiction and the utmost dispatch TO
:haso who may entrust their business to his
care. Being well known 10 the greater part OF
tie citizens. Of this district, and 10 many gen.
,emen who have been member. Of both lious.
E, Of Congress in the last twelve years, it is
deemed useless to extend this notice b. special
references
Communications must be prepaid in all cases.
Charges or fees will be regulated by the ma.
.a,c and extent Of the business, but moderate
10 all cs,es. Address,
nc. sPALDING, Atty.
Washington, D. c.
tuneb. 1852, l47.tf
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AHEAD OF ALL OTHER

The Envy OF MI Pill Manufacturers
ECAUsE they are safer, better and more
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The public will take no others if they can OBJ
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5C0,nOO BOXES
have been annually sold within the last years
YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE,
can always take them with equal safety, with
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IF PILLS BE- NECESSARY
for purg,ug and cleansing the stomach and bow
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
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gross and respectable ci.izcnsl can be produced
Of their efficacy than Of any others, and
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any others.
Forty Pills are in n Bor!!
and sold at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A Box, with
directions, and much wholesome advice accom-
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They have no taste or unpleasant smell,
Free from dust or powder Of any kind,
Do not grippe the Stomach or Bowels,
Produce no sickness, vomiting, or bad feelings,
They arc GOOD AT ALL TIMES,
And ADAPTED to most diseases common IA
mankind.
No one having once taken them will be will.
ing afterwards to take any others, because they
always do good, and ftloy do not then no 9th,
ers will.
DR.. n. B. LEIDY, the Proprietor and
Manufacturer, is a regular Druggist, Chemist &
Physician, of fifteen years experience in Phila'
deiphia Graduate ofthc University Of Pennsyl.
yania; Member of different Medical Institutions
of Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Baltimore
&C., and associate and corresponding member
of several Medical Institutions Of London and
paris-hence the reason Of the greater conf
dencc placed in his pills, and there being re.
commended In tile practice OF most respectable
physicians throughout the United States.
irJ- Principal Depot, Dr.. Leidy's Dispcnsary.
No, iii North FOURTH ST., Philadelphia
and sold wholesale and rctailb by
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s. Hcermans, Fellowsyillc;
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Rinehart l. Minor, Waynosburg;
CA. & W. Mestrezatt, MaPletown;
J. Hudson, Ncwtown;
DIN. Robinson, Brownsvillei
and BY all Druggists and storekccpcrs in the U,
States. 66ly Sept. 7, 1860.
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REMOVAL.
WIN, e. GROVE,

Has removed his Tailor shop to Tailor
Row, two doors east of Demsin'. Greece
~, and Immediately opposite the Jail
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Carriage oRE0Ac5ng.

FAIRCHlLD, LAUGHEAD Y co.
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n EspEcTrULLY Inform thoir friends and
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WESTERN
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TIME Subscriber respectfully informs his
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N. Bills Smithwork is done by DANIEL
HAtpEMAS, Esq. the bcs, workmen in his line
In this section country, and hardly to be beat
anywhere.
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CALL AT
RAYMOND g. PICKENPAUGH's
t,E a. Al
PHILADELPHIA AND PARIS STORE.

WE h,rc Just received ind opened very
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Ladies'
Fashionable SHOE and CATER
MAJTUFACTORY.
Spring and snrr,rner sfyles.

spring and snE,rner sfyses.
WILLIAM II. sAMsEL returns Ms thanks
w 10 bis friends and tho pablo generally,
10, the liberal patronage heretofore received,
and respectfully informs them that he con,in-
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Up al tho shortest notice.
WILLIAM II. sAMsEL.
Mcrsaatotra, April 10, 1852. l3sly
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