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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-05
For Ia EhI.IiTe
HON IOHN L. MASON.

bon. JOHN \. MASON.
Mes.a. Editors: In the selection OF Judges Of the two
highest Courts known 20 this Common wealth, The Gon!
people .: will in very Short tire he called upon
10 act In period in the history OF government have
Dur people called upon 10 perform 1slraie and m
,orant duty: and 10 perform we'll viii require prudence
Judgment, teliberalion on tho part o! all.
He WHO holds the OF justice is most important
parsonage and impartial must he be- when he cal! "!sa
steady hand snesse truth 10 all alike.
There Is 40 Court important The Court a. Appeals
Errors o. Judgment and practice in tho Circuit Courts can
De re.uedc, ZIG Appellate Con: since !,s d.
csuna arc final. Tna Convention acted wisely IN 1inG
;he salaries of the judges u the aforementioned Court al
standard that will command the best talents ana hn"st A
Learning of the State.
Who 10 sc judge OF the first sactoc--of ihG com
Try situate son! o. James river Ia question mat /; cite
asked. Like The III ohcs: have ;nT peeerccs aaG
am free 10 confess ;hai my predictions are i1 h2 don
John Y. Mason. judge Mason is M ordinary man. 10
whatever position the country has called him h. ha1 main
:sa.d himself signal ability As member OF TIC
Ienera Assembly o Vi:gnis representative n Con
sress Judge OF the Federal State Cou:is-as dele
gate In" Virginia Conventions n 1879 and 50 tas fTss!-
Sent or aforementioned bo3r end as nihef Of re,
stcnls Tyler ard Poiks Cabinets Judge Nai2n acg"!cd
himself with marked distinction. Judge Mason an nc.
conpll..sd lawyer thorough statesman industrious an
slduus in his habits, kind ana courteous IN all his cia
Isons charitable fault in tho prime O. lilo, In Tie
,,.n % his usefulness Take him ell in oil Und he II tho
tisr and hes. man IN the State. SorTMSoE.
The papers Of city and Of tho frs! section, will please
rOrlv
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,5tr . :.n Il: .a e;saon u S:a:!i!a IL eic 1s,i
- o. III. Commonwealth: She white Fopult:Cn ot ".ch
exceeds six !aohS.nG.
De llf Eccr,EaI':it Tie committee Agriculture
e1aGirc lu;u the expectancy OF reporting t 81 i5st
session. Incorporating tie Point Of Fork Mining Comp;ny
r ri!! Incorporating IT." Llverman Mining and Manu.lc-
tIring Company.
PE-Iri0Ss, &c.
r.: Nj Srcr- ct F.-f: the inhabitants OF tho :owr G.
Wurre.'1r amendment OF The cha'te. OF Sa'd town
IL IL r;r7cG--Oi Wm. A. .lauier, praying III: tie
Of taking in lic ilou:c Thomas o. Co25: which is no%
s:!r.Is.! ~ ;:;c county OF York.
BY .Ar S!EvEss O.: AT Shlmsbt!ec! O. RocA!nghan', |"
have I":;adei 20 him taxes p-i through mistake.
~ Mr.. CRrwO! t. Park and 1he ciiZcns Of Jackson
c1"a': i' law the subject ii Killing ccer and ether
sirre.
b Ilr ZlS% Q: c,zcns .! FelowsviiiY and is vicinity
n .'l.&i2n ieE all ac: Incorporating said town.
E-EcIl'S OF GENERAL FOR l4-H uk!cApE.
the itoG:" proceeded execution the Joint order
OF the av which had 10. lis otject the election OF Bgad!rr
Ge"sI - *Hy Tie vacancy octasonet BY the death O
Cen Io:ta l.fayon
Nj NrcuLs,x nominated Col. A. O. Ta:a!erio o. The
cDuG!. u! t;iDaccstCr.
Mir WnirE ,f Hanover nominated Col L. j. Muse 81 the
| couGiy u k>:-N.
I Mr. NARgx seconded the nomination Of tho mem her FROM
Fl nu.r-.
Sir supported tho nomination Of Col. Taliaierro
Messages -. inerchan1cd wan The Senate the o'! was
called when the ,uin; vntu found 10 BE follows
Whole number OF no; necessary 10 choice ~. Fe
Richard J. MGan l0T; t,r Alexander G.. Taliacrro, ~
K iIusa declared duly elected General q! III:
lfh E.-4::
purin9 the nomination. NJ. TomLiS Of King William va:
no,rnat@i by Mr.. LEWIS Of Harrison, but declined
/ On inu.un lic House adjourned.
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H.IirlTL

rhsaaw play g: .'oieE Raymond" written i"' III. hoF-
lur and performed hs him vii. mast dis;'o-aiiheA s"
Cess IN Nav fo;g Boston ni Plialcipi1l, AMI IL ' '
principal Theatres oil thu vtst and So,h will 10 Pro"S'
this evening for the tane!i. o. Tho Distinguish! e'1
for whom il was wri,tcni baing tho last nht o: MS 81
racsnsr, The pav is fror t!e pen Of Mrs Ea;i, the c@
ctru cd .c.can au;otcss, rni ioaa'sl OF aVc's n 'e
early hs,p-y Of virsaiA. Tie s-.m3 lies il; and aiJu 50
v;sr # acconac, which gu. leaders wall rrcu.lco;
was destroyed during tie Ge:iod kncwa 81.
cons r., l;oa ~ the lallns, wh) too; All.
vautageoi tn between The COoast- aI k:ng risui
troops 10 pcrTea;e1 series .! dreadful ourage upon the
inhabitants This RI: fail - be Of gc7, in,ces, 70
the ::Goa .! ta Drama il Ibis city. The press nav. been
loud In lis praise wherever i! been Pccormed-n! the
acting Of Hr Murdoch who s,ains the heFo-a dlsing
cavalcr-!s pronounced one o! his h1ppiest Efforts
The old English comedy Of The Dranis', with Mr.. NJ
as Vapi he aathor) conclude. The evening
entertainment, We think this il the is, sine this excellent
comedy has been presented Richmond audience, unt We
can safely promise Mr.. NJ largo and brilliant audience.
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EnR TIE l:NcuIRER
The Ja!,s Trice day Souti,rurd Steamers Hnthnere'
Noun. Vernon and MGryand-.HcC dusldad-bt" DaT-
J>u,J RI ir


The Iias Trce dGy Soutiirurd- Steamers EnHim9re
Noun: Vernon and MG,yand- .licCluslaad-BfH DaT-
raco:t- Rudd, Mitchell, DC 1890
r,. r.y mali a-tau.-u.en, rMp:uaa The mails i'>cu-
,you, hours pors operation 10 day hc schedule tx
lends iron, New York to New Orleans. The Potomac and
Richmond route has been Recognized 10 meet the demands
% the Post Master General This morning tho beautiful
steamer Baltimore leaves ct \. NJ fIr Acqnil Creek. un-
der Capt Alex McCansland, engineer ot superior merit
who steal lie T. s. ship Allegheny over many thousand
miles Of ocean; accommodating coInmarder ana an
Agreeable gentleman. AT p. Ill. the splendid seaiier
Mount Vernon will depart under Capt Ben Darracot-ihc
ioiiies and Justes that rubbed daily against
crowd Of travellers. This you observe is TWO lines day
Soath-an expedition before atlenned but wic we
trust viii meet tho calculations and Efforts ol III: depart
lnent.
We have no. sppsed of tho Hallway arrangements
further Than they are equally compee and that M pdd
the faithful and popular conductor or 50 many
wears ;,sI is still! for while tho reE! steam
horse rg over his iron track We send ou: 5cat wishes
with this fist trial OF TWO mails Z dar Suuhwa!G!
The steamer land owaed by this company has been
substantially doc up hull and machinery, under The I'M
n.ciac direction Of Capt. McCausan and Is placed a.
freight boat the line Baltimore from this city Sne IS
contaminated by Capt Charles Mitchell wor.hy and sSi'
fu chip Of tho old block the James Mi'c" WHO
ou,raIGa every Steamboat captain on Potomac or Bay &
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'ilivTY-sac cONGREss--l-T SESSION
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1852.


IL. Hai" presented memorial ci citizens o! Indiana,
praying e!a!. q. land. 10 all III e construction Of wasc"
road from the Mississippi river 10 Oregon.
iii jones presented! memo.2 from citizens of the United
State asking te establishment I: lite Of sieaiels c!
Ne" l":& - some port ii Leland
Nj Ef2itead presented The memorial! Of numerous Eaer
Chants Esd others % i'n!ttpha praying thar at1i!loHt
ali u give. - he Coll!Gs line OF steamers
TIE hgun'ly land which had been retureat from The
House "t amendments taken up, and after debate tbs
House 2moaimtns were aii Tr,rrtr:.
The l"na railroad at!l was taken up and Mr. Dodge Of
Iowa I@-<ca TIC Senate in support Of il. lie had no.
c2at..dr! w!,.ti ttu Senate al burned
ROUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Speaker ga c lt The r; business before III" tY!sH
he consideration OF the Indiana Rail Road Land B!i
wti rclc:c;c2 10 which. NJ Bennett vi New Ok had The
door.
1ir. Bennc; o: New York ultimately obtained the floor
e Which he cn;il!-! aud moved ~ amend the Ino"i
refer ft Ml$o;.ii Rail Road E! II the Committee on
tc STATE oi the Union b. adding with instructions - re-
pgri III aS"f n granting tic public Lands. nn e!ua! an"
Just principle NJ superintendent, - all TIC States ui thc
Cn:on tar ne nro",ilon .! rail roads therein he Sp"SH
M iagcA length in favor .! tie measure which !c cJnci:dei
"ds Necessary to iut al cnd ~ special legislation
After he 'ad c"n"iuied tn previous question Was d.
tn,mt"G - 60 and tho main question put;
upon wiC he yeas and ordered when the i..
e;rTcon- ncga;iyciyras ii. nays 93
L.on the motion rcisr the till, with aacntmcni lha
yeas and nays were again ordered when WAS CARRIED
yeas 81. nays Il.
The llau,@ ,,n resolved i,sc into con- ni,t=c .! III"
Who'll: ;r State al IT.: Union, and took up the special
order which consideration ~ the bill! TOR tic cncnur
Of agfirHl:ua! manufactures by granting one has
d!c ini sixty II lard 10 every h"a: Of family
.l: Dawaun Pa. expressed himself favor OF the Bill
an IL n:u"soEs generally because c considered 1t ir io
crc1: !lg ii every citizen 10 obtain gran. ~ land wiz.
"1l charge and np"' the principle thai governments ~onil
he jus; I te lhcy possessed revenue derived
!c"i the sale ii pgJc lands; and concn4Gi tina; BY r en-
co"r'gciGcn OF tie settlement OF country lis resources
ar: more extensively developed!
tie rcie6 10 statistical dates ~ show ,,at llc revenues
II State st"ni BE- derived from other !tn IL:
sale Of public t:!s and .'J tito, prove t'!.
''n':c-' has T.t 70 ti-poseci h,m a" 1t p!easss AMI
c"nciu.e! n!! "arcly ii Arguments in sppo!t o. his
.icws.
When H.. had concluded the committee rose, and the
c.ia!FIin rcputfu! tat had conclusion.
Mir J:.@s Ternesss stated ha the BIZ for assigning
bounty land had been !eune! from te Scnns
with The disagreed and proposed that il b.
up til: House adhere liz attachments, ana
th,;a c1:!aoG Il conference te asGc!
H,Jtiva here 'raie - rcron-:.r M vote ~ wch
:.c Iss5r md III YVES :t:r.i III. Connttc on the
Ittr: 10 C1:aG; s:nl!ng which II carried ma, t
Haas At,
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THE WHEELING BRIDGE CASE.

The following the leading facts in this important sn:
The Wheeling Bdges 90 feet high, and has cca. span
OF 1910 feet, being erected without piers.
2 The foods in the Ohio which the court aLo"
10 be con: drrcd in the cause, rise 30 feet high.
3 Boats with chimneys no, exceeding til ieei in h:ishi
can pas under the bridge the highest floods cc'gzcd
b. the Court ,..
a. There sertn steamboats, recently butt, wn'ch nA'e
raised their chmneys from EeiGs ranging from seventy 10
eighty five feet ara wc claim the right 10 pass the o'a@
in aur sage of the wate without lowering tacir pipes
j. To accommodate these boats, the Superior Cou!
has decided That this structure which than t1ro
hundred thousand dollars. must tie n5act.
g. The plans the bridge published two years lin adj
vance Of lis erection and complain; objection was
made uni after HE Bridge Company had ex2endei their en-.
tire capital CHAkLL> l.ILEl ~.
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JAMES NJ. McCARao Secretary.
pI-RIIC: MEETING IN BRUNSWICK


Ara meeting of tho citizens OF Burawick County, ire
sDecve ct ar h.ld I'll LawenccriIlc On the ia day %!
February 1882 for the purpose Of selecting suitable can
diiate ~ pre- sid. n judy. for this District
On motion Col !shnm rottlr called TO The Chair, md
Ed,va7i B. fucker appointed Secretary.
Tie object OF the meeting having been explained " Inc
Chairman, in n f." appropriate REMARKS
Major Edwin r. Etm,nts arose aud nominated tn Hon.
Richard Kidier Meade suitable candidate for III once
NJ Judre of this District which received by asnma-
lion without dissenting voice
On n,ntion Dr. Henri Lewis. Richard W. FieldNlsJor
Eywin T. E!nslnds George Stone, Dr.. J. G. Chlorine,
Col I.hau Tro;ar and Edward e. Tncker were nPolntcd
u .l..itce 10 nofm Dir X. Il. Meade O! MS MCMAHON
~ t!.is meeting.
The f3il,wing resolution offered and adopteunanl.
lnously:
Resolved Tia the proceedings OF ibis meeting hsan' %
the Petersburg ana Richmond papers for publication
/. TROFrER. Chal1.n
EpwAEo B. TrcKEa, Secretary.
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WAsG.Sc.5s. MAgcm ; lSj2.-Ra,::csn and o'ci,n.S
dis 3ny.r!r, nac G.Ic Weigh III fac style fired
farewell lD lta ;.a IL! metropolis and departed
jj !J.,rf.J., s ycsls:L. several speeches from
:i.':r~&ls rs, D!ta!tn mace rlich pressure VII!
liar Ls, Q: ima energetic prJle:Os o The steamer,
fe.@c'.i te ;cs' creI,, Cp3n hi .4 d his hear. One
al ~" pncra snTcc.= Of that large 10 "as
sragyu, snip whG!: IS 900 people o three cie.
could o' N 'lIr short space Vi time be accommodate on
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CIVIL AND DIPLOMATIC BILL, il sal! i'm;
this Bill now before Congress down the OF ali
the L. s. Courts, from s6o0uO0 10 $500 Q0u The judiciary
committee Of the House has introduced bill cutting dow
sl expense. ard fees fully fy per and in :asv
reducing them nearly nothing The bin Is some IS pages
long and errikss the lawyers who practice In The United
States Courts.
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r. ". WARDEN, Secretary,
nrnncnA1Ir, nEErINC In CHARLOTTE

nENOCRA1IC MEEIING IN CHARLUEE.
Alta meeting Ct the Democrats o! Cha:lne couty Reid
NJ c Cnur, House on Monday, the "a day oil february,
the following gentlemen were delegate" 20 attend IN pep
c+,;c state Convention 10 Do held Richmond tirG the
prc.Cn. Trn:ti: :, - 49,,
Vim + Gillian Chairman Col Fl McCargo, " Boyle
II p.,n,s II NJ L Goode DR. VIM T = McCuTg Henry
Rarues John priddy DR. T McAlaste-, james Foster,
Samuel $ McCelcc WIN Watkins, James W holm, Jas
II Mrlarcn James Scott. P1wl1an }ousdln, lSa2 Car
r;rg,nn Rolrr, Daniel YIN II Dennis, George Dennls,
YIN Daniel Col Rober, f Gaines, John Osborn VIM 6
Price. John D Ford. John Harvey John II Muha', u,
Joseph K Bailey, Join Amstcad.
The Examiner will please copy
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CONGRESS us TuE UNITED STATES

~ ASEti'S.S'r ba6CE
SENtTE.-Pciirions were prcscncd ~ :"'oT oi Il tr
farl New York to GIl.vay. in l!tlaHi and q,
the aid o! The government iorl Also Q: nm9gT 9,
pens - no favor national road {" i!c P"ci:i. an.
thu scheme # Whitney. Petitions were 2-o p'..s.
r,ip, The a;nr0;i alton -: al" ;!u'c money - - Ia
In rho iIOt Sc A m l.i,.l mate 10 reconsider -. y
-ptcrrinn the MissoH:i Raj Road bill 10 he '"": s
tAa Role T.is motion was Withdrawn, as:i .c:"
rtutwc. AID carried. Dir. Stephens 81 uco-2 p...e
t, resolutions vi t!!I STATE, against the Intervention
I;nyrtrI,.rI.. Ia he aliai.s VI nrr.ma nai..ms.
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nrnn.R ATIC MEErlNG Il HAMPSHIRE.

NFIiCNA To AfF TT ~ ;, - = .. -,
Al n ms:ng Vi p1-!!en G! e p;noei.'2 - ari,r
ca isa plrsnn, was called the Chair add H. - var
den apo4n;cd Sccreil:?. ,;sd :, .ono.od
TIE lrcl Of lie mecling Lrn2 r1p4'n,a' II WesmofcG
and e,.racd That tho Chair appoint Ten dtega'fs "aen5
;h Convention 10 he held in RIchnond on !'ie4z' o!
Wh..xl: w!ie- upon The Chai7 appointed t= i":o"ns
nn,. I,hns,n William Nixon. d. l. L. Hayd4 vii
Ian, Dunr jni Ward Thomas B@c, Daniel layne7.
t;e"ey Sloan, William f. Slump ana Ga::es; |. Blu
O. motion, 1t was Resolved, That The I0io"he gcne-
w N Richmond nc: as aernulcs. in case Inc aoUc t:c-
80, nm hod fail 10 attend. viz: Col James Alien Ir PICS
.u, msmbcr in the House OF Delegates John i5ioa'n,
En- member in the House of Delegates from Jhs'son
William F. Richie, Esq. OF The kichmoha ch!1'' ana
hon 'o''A '"@' ISAAC PARSONS, Chaman.
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TIT ETFt f-.tI-, y
sg;,.ey;nyoF TIE CoMMONwIALtH:

hiEssas Epl-casih9 clecon ii si.!aoie lnuYiauas,
IL i'll TIC i:r;r clsc oil Sec:2try L! SiHc VIII aevoSe
up1u thu present legislature; ana as tiS Aiah!y ~
stead a. ~ ,rsln we would call the attention "i I've
L.,isatrrr ,n riquallcatons o Daniel No'd53n' Isl.
Nj; Eui.sn i 81! known as 2n unwhvcrtnH p'''.
~ w. i i,o. s,ro service for his parry. lie ls
r,,4v rd H. w5itcr--n! wlhanc ana gcniemlny man
win true Democratic feelings and 1 e.cctea
"' ~" ~ i -; Iii ,Ic,.c THE PEOPLE.
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KOSSUrI FUNDS HELD RESERVE.

y ~ .attG ina. Ii. NnIurn'S c1u e.l,
the terna0 iu.-rs New York CIV have r.sol." tore
50 500 which had 5-rG collected anon. them
ir purpose 5-;aa contributed 10 the kosSuI fund. IL
also said The money collected tor the purpose In the
Ny. Mr. E--tefs church, in Brooklyn Is likewise riI IN
T,af
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a'GEii..hEi.iL gEE1iE:'.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

THURSDAY, MARCH /.
TOBACCO Tie nr.Ee; since n n!,y las: has been
;r sales u Ola y: far - iiae Misunderstanding. u 81 10
2 so ard iaw .is % i;ac shipping - - 10 81. The
rcyri,.s u t;ic a-~ s!io" ~ improvement IN ,niiy.
n. NJ. MARTIN & CO.
WiiElT-%uaef.J- :. htc i91 cts.; Fed - ct..
rT.ii:S -Ri.'nrnd TX; S:ottsylllc 81 %.
IrHr TO o.: cents.
CO;% .itt!.--55 ~ cents du!.
DArS-i1 ccats pr aushcl-in demand.
RYE-?5 To 80 :cnis.
Ei$H-.Ierfngs, No. O.; s. -. Gross IS
70. /, SD. S:ainUne n market.
LAKb--En.r, IN barrels, 10. cts.; Kegs l0h cts.
BACpN-pTmo ne" E,isimyfc Sides 10 cents -
;hosi.ts g.
COFFEE -prin" new crop Lag@ayrs :oys cents Ro,
good 10 prime, . i "a.
SUGAi,-,t4.Y Orleans IL 5 cents Porto Rice : Il
g.. cents.
VOL 5SEs-sweet Cubo lisa 20 Few oreans,
- 50 cts.
!.lNE--S les trcsa wharf 81. from store 81
S.LT-E-2n store 81 50: sales from whariSi -.
HtY-NorthGrn, in bases-ror1 wharf 81, itcm store
CLOVER SEED -G9oi, IS So
rLasT!&.-LH.rr s. - on Basin Bank.
SrEE!.-iae.. an l!istcrcI 81 Us Ia ~ ;crtOn.
ItDNr!.. Iron >2i 20 30. according quality; Swecc
s95 per ul!io. 30; Tcdcgar Richmond mandatory
Us; u Country Har&s- -, accoriin,to quality
GtAHo-Feruvian $40 /: lr1in wharf.
Sales Of lo65cco made in the as, !e' day BY JOMH II
SarrpAFp, H.:
BU., ibid l"ss At So 20 r Mosby, HID leaf nt s.
IS: r I Tgwlez ana At s. SO Of Tugs At IS; l. Crow
Ind al s. y At - 7 D Smith hid lug: a, 81 31 r
B,ovn hhi i2s IS so; ki!ov hid Irga 81 TO-
81 IS at lat 70 lIus.at 35 a, 50; \ K".rley
/ hhI =; S!Q }. Nichota md at Sl2. These Two h;,s
we're pu-.nl.eh BY MssGs. G;Ey Roystcr rh1 int.nd
manufacturing; ucr !9r the Cli'oina trade
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EXPLOSION or THE MARY klNGSLANU, &c.
New O.LE,Ss. MARcH 1.-The steam tow.bc.t Mary
h!ngs nd, whilst coming up The river Yesterday, tow"
several vessels bntot 'eo OF her boirr- killing tie -
engineer ~" !cc hands ana orc fireman, and severely
%runtnC tr"" otrrs TIC ,css.ls wore not injured.
i. b.fiu" Patrick Henry, wn'c sunk "crs day sace
ms ai-t ami hiu II, New Orleans for repair.
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VIRGINIA SHOCKS IN NEW JERSEY.

BALy;moge, iIa.ch 1.-The Legislature Of Ness J.,
has passed Tie bill authorizing Virginia $a!. Stock ss
ccvcd az sccDri'Y 10. lie circulation .: ne BHAs :,
may be t.Lll-!g under ie Genera! 6InSng Law o.
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lFtoat the I,ainore County Jacksoai1n. F4s 3
WITH THE HON. INES
Uf-t.tIsNAS

l.
Hc cal! esp. cia attention the following candid D.: in
,rcsng letter OF Mr. Buchanan in reply ~ that aiiessed
hio; by some o: his friends in Baltimore:
BAL-INonE FEs. 1852.
Gls Learrica thai you will pass through our cityn FOUR
way home from The q government, We t.e dcseus OF!
i.inr you se cyiien:. y! larnes! n1pcl%na
VI YOUR d!slnguI public services in behalf {! u c!"'
isca interests Of n.,icn through long series years.
and parcut!r Throughout, The recent struggle IN o. ne
1rnu State. whG;c tie combined elements oil tac1n nae
ragged 40 lGrousiy Us sadden the hearts Ol III" UhoTing
democracy oi the country. We LOOK back With Pc and
cAuilaon sir ~ yUur life OF er0'iHn to the decorate
PRINCIPLES Of the Constitutional" your manly anu 1"eriu
suppor Of The admn.lra ton VI General Jackson-o you
eminent services during The cyenu period OF the a demo-
cratic administration your Jealous cnunsean aror
ii ,,c maintenance OF the compromises measures otit last
;unvrcss a1d while ho in grateful Tcmembrucethosc
EVIDENCE o; your patriotism statesman we are!ci' led
virtues and By The recollection Of your gallant ;odnc
when In 3l you eit your hone 10 the n:crlur 'c jim l.!
,he defence Of oar city against foreign fct,
The COMP having now oIn !!nai? t!.!ea
NC nav expect that NIL GIssensior5 our pav 10
which hev u.r air!h will be speedily heals: and TIT The
democracy III he country Thoroughly lnt=t, will gucGed
Z: cain ncv! Victories u!U is ancient iTrpl"t ofSi1tes
RIGHTS and an enlightened economy, and sirit responsibility
m the cxi.ndI:urc Of public money.
To afford opportunity I" criac!Hg CIR "aFn;cgnrd
for va as statesman ard citlze we hcE you tc11ce?.
an invitation from - paraSs 81 pn': dInncrr Ills
city =: sych tinc 81 my be tioGt con7cnieno you-,
w. p re,v .,sucl;iill, ycur friends md r. !1 cii.cns
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NEW NG2., IAnkEI&. M&EcH !.
FierR ?u,i Gal9 !5.s sn1d southern n .:GtS :.
lira,.. sca3: Notl.i., els o! ccn:ncca! c!.9.4..
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MRS. GOLDSCHMlDT.-The Springfield (Msss) Post
states that NJ Jenny Lind Goltschmid has purchased
farm in Northampton in that State.
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BAL ! ! I.tjitI ~! m l.. - ~ .'h1 =
FLs-R-Suic> .: $500 bAis ~ 81 l2.. Wa gneI.4r
Cofn--WA; 80: Low So.
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PRICES OF sT0CF<S RiCHMOXD,

CARRIAGES.
MARRIED. j.. i.u1swiC. .c i'll! hv the Er. JOIN &,
C.aiooHs, ROBERT Z. MEADE. ksg N!a. ELIZA $ LAY.
LGFI.
Z.ni, Nr CrW;% pAruaM d p..c.sSf. - :.l-, LOUISA
FiE;'D, :su~a'sr at Dr.. Gs"s:" Field.
--sss>------
DIED.
Dee. Jr tie =. :;, l= 2pt u Ii. Go:
JANIS EtiH!-JN Ina.Ena= s:. :; Da:.rG! Errr",
rnIgT. the zt!h &! J'Utry Capt. WILLIE
H.HEi:DN. as g. a,i a. he '4c o! de-: ~
- l;- c'gGl r~sss c:hl,srr.n wee bGohsr'
Hoops. anal lot o ssh IIols. cceised. 2r sa'e BIZ
K 1 H.re;5 =. JOHNSTON !. BRO
FsAiiii:.,i1 IAh.-t0l : NOI tn BE WASHED UIT
7h HiJEirc lux T'!sapit a.G ls jn- sc.isef BY
Na:sa i. JOHNSTON & BRO. Drurl,.t-.
D. I.;At,D.-isI oaoa iH-arf 'ey I-ricI ar
* cir. :v.r.ys4 b: i. JOHNSTON & ERO
ElIIIAgio: i.UeEtTHDD BGDSTEADs.-
.@teL '.s Ee!s:aL- "ery pIces.
.:stct.@ JONES * HARDWOOD l6s T,.n =,
.'orNTU I:s.-Wc are Galy exrtori0sa ,7ls
!: ,t.o o @ S.;e! Mercer Pcaoc-. su::a for t.hting
o o IL .1s la1- - van: mi pss.s ass. early a7catio@
LCDLAH WATSON.
March -: Sou-h S.te Rain
s:;"E L.;.ESS.-Wc ele today oFennl suPrior OF;
s Linens. from raaauGr:0:: u FcH'oa Co.
i:l'ts. "it ~ as. a'eaiiaG o. cu.nn-r snG puT
c..aaags Generally. PARKER, EAILY s. SiMMD.
Ms.:h 30. ll3 Eagle SQUARE.
sGiC1Citi. ERA3iEs.-E- have on hant asggrt.
d Gil Nouln.s for Picture Frames aud
Will make 10 o'=r s-e leqeisi sto large as,ornai OF
LOGGING Glasses. JONES d HARDWOOD.
March Opposite Exchange Bank.
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i-sy' TO '"H; VOTERS OF THE COUNTY
'E ~ Lot !SA-! Ecrrh" anucgrc nay calci..e 80
";lc Of s",T !r' N u" cs-9: !pr o:cc,s the creI f
i'rIl-tt
Feb s:-.v&w' u. X nO"It
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sc call especial attention 10 the following Candid D.. IT
t.rcsng letter oil Mr.. Buchanan, in reply ~ that ahess:
hiu Nv some o! his friends in Baltimore:
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! O.. 40 'y.i.. ;s3Ir0R: OF yuF- E>uI

- 10 TIE PEOPLE,: q = FIJI wanna!
~ 80 U:aC.' - taI!l!ac lt tho o. >lrn 81 $50
Should TIC yoac el-Ure e contr 'lr olc ~ &C.
10 discharge .e duties afi u!:e -
ahl"y. Fei? Repeatedly,
Feb. o. elm EOGEHt ~. rtkEE