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Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29

THIS DAY RECEIVED, A FRESH LOT OF
snR. MARHOFF'S CELEBRATED GER
H. MAN INDICATED SOAP. 1t is particularly adapted
TO the CURE Of all CUTANEoUS ERUPTl0NS, for render
ling the hdrShe skin delicately WHITE, SMOOTH and
,SoFT-removing SALLowNEsS, PIMPLES, TAN, FREQ
aKLEs, sUNBURNS and REDNESS OF THE SKIN. For
sale by A. GRAY,
NAV ctr bookseller, 1th At.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29

C. ii. VAN PATTEN, M. D.,
Surgeon Dentist,
Office Bro,o,s Hotel, Pennsylvania Guenue,
Charges New York and Phladephia prices and guaran.
ties his work to be equal to done in those Cities
DR. ]. M AUSTIN,
Late Of Warrenton, Ha)
Rl- OFFICE and Residence-F street, north side,
10 or above 10TH 27-tf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29

JAMES w. SHEAHAN,
attorney and Counsellor at Lao,
DRACTISES in the Courts of the District prosecutes
claims of every description before the several Execu
live Departments and before Congress.
B OFFICE and residence 21st street. two doors north
Of III. ap lift
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29

CENTRAL HOTEL,
Warren street, east end of The Railroad Depot,
SYRACUSE, N. Y.
lon the left hand as you enter the House going west
the right going east only ten feet from the Depot.
H No danger OF being left the remain here thirty
minutes for passengers dine Efficient and trusy walters
always at hand the arrival Of each train to attend to bag
|gagc entrusted 70 their care.
MEALS, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Good accommodations for passengers remaining ever
'one dollar por day
NJ BThe proprietors efforts win always be TO please
their guests Having eight years experience both East and
West they feel confident that all will be satisfied and solicit
|the patronage Of the public.
ian II b. A. CLARK 4 co. 4
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29
EDUCATIONAL.
RITTENHOUsE ACApEN

Corner Of Third street and Indiana avenue.
Q: G. WIGHT, Principal.
8. D. 1. 1. sHoR shoREY, Assistants.
WIN. T. EVA, Teacher of the Primary Department.
ID. Il. GR0UX, Teacher of Modern Languages.
II. GIBSON, Teacher of Drawing.
Ca For Circulars apply to the Principal, or at tn
bookstore of VIM. NJ Morrison. [noy 24-dtf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29

;ST. VINCENT'S MANUAL, I'm magnih.
~ cent bindings, varying in price from so cents to $l1
Also dozen other varieties Of approved Catholic Prayer
Books Some as low as 12l3 cents.
For sale by A. GRAY,
mar ll-tr 7th ST., opp. Odd Fellows Hall.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29
NEW FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT

4 HUNGARY and Kossuth, American
position of the late Hungarian Revolution, with
steel plate portrait of the noble Magyar by Rev b. T. Te
No. d. For sale by A. GRAY,
Il dec 22---tr 7th st., opp. 0dd-Fellows Hall.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29

BHICkLhYEHS. mAoUNb AMI
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
Irg,RoWEIS MtriDg Tools Hammers, and Brushes, fof
Plasterers Bricklayers' Trowes, Stone Masons Ham
|mers and Trowels.
GARDEN TOOLS
Hoes Rakcs shove Spades Trowels and Lines for gar
lcning.
FISHING TACKLE.
Jonted Bamboo and Reed Rods Sea Grass and Hemp
Lines, Snoods and Hooks, in great variety
BRISTLE AND FEATHER BRUSHES,
warranted not to TO pieces; Whewash Paint Sweep
ling, Scruhbing, Dusting Shoe and Fly Brushes.
HARDWARE
Locks, Latches Bolts, Hinges, Screws, &c.
CUTLERY.
Ivory Buffalo, Ebony, Rosewood and Bonehande nives
and Forks Butchers Cooks and Bread Knives; Pen and
Pocket Knives, in great variety.
BASKET WARE.
Chidrens Carriages Market Baskets, Work do, Fancy
10, together with large collection too to men
on just received from New York, Philadelphia and Bal
and for sale at the Old Variety and Hardware Store
avenue door from 9th street, by
GEO. SAVAGE.
And Penna. av, opp. Seven Buildings, First Ward, by
mar 27-tf JOSEPH l.. SAVAGE co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26
70 The Editors of the Enquirer.

To the Editors of the Enquirer
CARROLL CouSTy, Va. 18Th Oct, 1852.
1t seems that The Richmond Nhg Keeps you 5uey in con-
adcting Roorbacks In opinion you would notice
hose false statements they would soon perish The Wing
lay so far as am acquainted with them, dsgusted
slh the pursued by the Wing press towards Gen
Pierce Not OF them believe any OF the charges, and
hey say is mory ing them 10 The Nhg press per
list such fabrcaons as ;hey are doing their cause great
injustice.
The Democracy of this southwest is united; the Wings
split and no excitement either side. Since my know
edge Of politics. there IS less said the subject than ever
There has been speeches made by either party in Carroll
Gravson during this campaign. believe the Electors
IRE both satisfied will be one-slded election How can
II be ohcwise2 The Wings have fairly confessed that II
equires other qualifications than military renown 10 III
man 10 fill the Presidential Chair
truly glad to party bring no charges against
General Scott-except what be properly brought against
nm from the in which he has been nominated snt
his letters published all The leading WING measures,
which the party in this contest Induced 10 lei pass as
obsolete ideas Could they bury hem-not as the ostrich
Iocs his head, but face dow nwar-hee would Ie neither
remembrance Of such abomna oe hreses In place
Of putting their head under the sand they would bury their
body und hold up their heads and proclaim We ore not ac
counta bIe Sirs do hear the knight o! The yaller
kivcr" my old friend hold forth as he was heretofore wont
He has often charmed the Giee Clubs have often uticn
led the Wing meetings. and when met with my old friend
and him mount the rosum with the yaier sset In
hand in front Of he "coons II put greatly in mind OF
camp meeting where there was considerable excitement
ann not disappointed in my old friend, Mr. james Lyons
ways believed that the proper occasion he would prove
patriot The country looks for the Development prom
sed in Mr. Lyons first letter and look wh in'e,est 10
The STA nd he will take In my opinion The Whg party ls
tered certainly denoalizrd The Thing we shall
near will be northern freeso abolition paryi and from
some extracts from papers have seen would rot De sur
,rsed hear that the immortal had Joined that party
and wus singing Iosannas 10 its success.
The Democracy Of the southwest never more hrm anc
they will give q good account the 2nd November.
! am. respectfully, J. I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26

s "A majority of few hundreds Tomorrow wl insur
triumph OF thousands the 2nd of November The vote
sou about give, will exercise n dunh. influence
5rhey will in the first place determine The political carace
GOT e SaIei and in the second they will exercise doub
sintsence throughout the entire nation
: II it true them says The pennsy yvanian, ha, ,h
ssaccess Of the Wing ticket in o;ober, would throw lh
Eight OF victory the election in November il is tru
snor If defeat Men was dscourasng omen, depressn!
she hope and spirit of the Whig party here and every
where else, is so If oriiy OF a few hundreds
/ the Wing ticker in October would insure triumph fol
Scott in November majority of $4,000 will insure gle
3ous triumph for Pierce and King in The Presidential
test The that used in favor of Scott before
The election holds good for Gen. Pierce now and the blum
sierng attempts of The North American and Inquirer
figure out the causes Of the defeat OF their Stale ticket
the last election and to show that Scott will carry the
State in November is subjecng these gentlemen rid
ue in every place where most do consresate. We be-
secch hcm if they have any regard for their profession
write about something else They only laughed by
linen Of all parties for their lame attempt figuring
cause and effect.
But conclusive this subject ask attention The
following striking statistics We devote considerable space
10 this matter il the only loop upon which the Whg
leaders hang their desperate hopes They have nothing but
hs absurd and unreasonable speculation keep up
lhopcs of their dropping followers and make them lose their
smoney:
(From the Philadelphia Evening Arsus.l
Estate of the Returns-2O, 900 Democratic Majority.
We have carefully canyassed and compared tie official
repnrted of the election in this State far
received and present the result below II will be thai
,he democratic majority for canal commissioner and Judge
ie supreme exceeds reny houSand and with This
ilo upon the Old Keystone good for $4,000 majority
flor Pierce and King, if any effort is made.
will be observed that Bedford county which lac, year
gave Johnston for governor 81 majority, gives demo.
scrnric majority OF l9; and that Washington, which CAV
Johnston l26 majority, gives Woodward majority OF
ISL The result is in the highest degree encouraging
friends abroad.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26
To ne Editors Of the Enquirer.

SANDY BoTToM, MlDpLEsgI County, Oct. y, lo32
Parson Grswod of your city addressed the good people
this portion Of the county the 7h inst In ie course
shs remarks he stated that the people OF this good old com
eallh had elected members 10 The Legislature VINO
sc0ud write their He did not state wich OF n'
$50 parties be blamed for IL, but enafSrd that tn'
Legislature Denocrac and chori,y aloT: ~o.i> IN
st2c cs believe if b. fact that they :re Deio
Eats Some disposed believe t. while There are ON
irs no would ae have one - endorse the esssi
a,on for Parson OF us remember ths an ollen
s.;ov OF s40 nnd the Webb and Wallace yarns OF i744
svhh the Parson failed make good nnd consequently 90
consider every thing said by him TO be Gospel utn al
when his purposes be processes 10 peacn
du, truth. Will you be kind enough 10 inform rs hrougt
he columns of paper upon this SUBJECT sno shcn
fact let know if he be Democrat OF Whig and by So
ionr YOU will. very much oblige NEWMARKET.
THE above Of Parson Gswod is as gross
Civ incorrect as the Rev" Genemans assertion
sn Lexington speech that Governor Johnson vas atfao
SSwas the streets Of Richmond, his "e1"aofa'na''
memory" revelations OF ls40. made Of aea0ee e10'7
: e the highest regard for ministers oil 'es'oh ""
adhere their duties and practice the doctrine u ''a
charity and common Justice which they preach bu' "he
9they rioa:e ell the christian pecepts theS deserve "
naced in the same rank Parson Fo's % oe
ard 10 be reprobared by community as sneep
y, EsouIRER.
- oS>----
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26
ME &lIX.
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
prRLlSHED DAILY AND SEMl."EEhLf,
~ WILLIAM F. g. THOMAS NliChiH' -

TERMS: ,.;,h
,.ven dollars prr annum nd At the rate OF eis
shorter period than one for x months
tyr dollars per and three oetiais ~ ,;l noa
10 3. maid the office, or smit'ed oy man, pos
- y dollars per annur at the end OF me ye j.; yooa an,
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notes al the risk oi,he Editors ne postage az e
sao - bu fhe rri,e:s The postaSe et single e,ot
tc:S ~ ,nnt 10 the writer the accumulation OF posi-
srte '' business which operates as serioustax uPo
E.:ors. TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n,uy ENQUlRER:-For TIN lines or less, hrst IN
and cvery succeeding insertion twenty i've een's
,nee week twice three times week 'hS
]; .stss % half cents or each insertion after the first
are charged Ety dollars for snry lines and
OF length; except litc r.
= ,rr,ionsers whoare charged $780, (pape ncludei)
= TIiE SEMWEEELYror TEN lines, or less, hrs Insertion
..,o,s for each continuance ao cents. . ,
srs from distance must DC accompanied win the aa'ae
S,,i.iaciory references. to insure execution -.
riss and tributes of respect exceeding e'sas h"eS
E''.,-csI for as advertisements,
a 0biucr.ss and Marriages from the country! "heneve
hand unknown to us, must ee
= snsoG the Postmaster in the neighborh"on VI ey VI.
c,se be published Every measure, that mas o.eh Nen
n gosi,;uns and uizzes, has hcreoio proven una
/ therefore, upon sach comnuhicaoh i"eU
H. narr he Postmaster srren on the back OF h's.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26

2no~S strong reasons put orh In the proceedings OF the
sGranite Club Of the old Fifth Ward OF New Orleans
q We ARE OPPOSED Scn-T as follows:
BECAUSE believe him 10 be aboIonst heart
BECAUSE he is supported by Seward and Others and all
Sthc abolonsts al the North Those who nominated him
aclung 10 him in the convention. And what expect
out that they will be his guides and rulers!
BECAUSE he was in favor Of lhat infamous and od
ons Bankrupt Law, which known be unconsution
aal.
BECAUSE he is in favor OF resisting the veto power
grated in of the best safeguards against
tyranny and oppression
8 BECAUSE he Is doubtful whether he would ever allow
Foreigners became urazed in order vote under 81
! years in the country.
We ARE GENERAL ScoTT, because he left anil
deserted his native Stale old freniasoa his sIaves and
mo we'd New Jersey, and does and will
I one.
VEoINA-thc mother of Presidents. always true always
rght-neyer would have deserted her son, If he had been
true 10 her right, sand not tnrGed traitor.
WE ARE OPPOSED 70 GENERAL Sc0TT, with many OF the
most intelligent influential Of the Whig party, who
ugcc us that Of his Intellect Is that OF military air
statesman and unqualified discharge the dut!es OF
President of these United States
WEAR lS FAVOR OF GENERAL PIERCE becuase he goes
3cl!y the letter OF the ttuon based upon Demo
! cratic principles.
We PIERCE because he regards the fugitive slave
strictly constitutional the South making sacrifices
the compromise and any bill passed repeal IL The veto
4 power shall prevail.
We PIERCE because he is for the good Of his
ry alone. He knows Nor:h, East, South
West, but 10 the strict letter of the constitution.
We PIERCE because he is opposed charterng
ino'hcr United States Bank.
We FOR FRANKLIN PIERCE the protector OF Southern
ights-wth King Southern man-Cuba, when ready
ind Liberty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26
NIDWAY FEMALE ACADEMY.

NJ OTING but announce that ina
Institution will be opened on the hrsi onCaS IN oco
session the lst OF August 1888
Neither the retaining OF his able accomplished ahG eIle
cnccd Principal the selection OF her ielowiahore nor II
ohe provisions has the subscriber spared thing that
his Institution worth, OF the patronage has continued
has been fdceiiony said that was our c"oret
that las filled school from all parts virginia
from fre other SGes II what IS that has retained usH
and bringing with teh more o.
SORT" forming select class OF me ncst. o'eSt m
young ladies that any school IN ie LHon car
show
required DAY longer thah entire sa'isI
lion was given longer than n school large ma
pupils finish their education al Midway AcaIeHf
The other Institutions have invariably
the all the classes The lady who TOOK III
honor al the alter single session.
uihrn Institute at the best scholars edu
Midway and instance where hey nave encie
other take conspicuous stands III Inc rs
No equal compete with Tor no ONE
pcetrs eXerohe vlrupuA enuca
of large daughters omake money by me opera
on never entered cacuaton formed single INK
our expectations or desires ,,..,...
.rs and then The properly done It's prese epu
aton requires Advertising The number is Limited 10 twenty
boarders-no day scholars, or i've day boarders
TERMS:
Boa everything and tuition in all the English branch
e. for ton months-ihe scholastic year-wii be si-.
French G erman Spanish and Italian, and Latin. each !:
Instruction in Piano. and use OF Inst uIneht,
Guitar aud OF Instrument. Z.
With Vocal Music. .,
Painting and Drawing, each u
Together -
Vocal Music ,n,rr,co>. ,,,roD =, u
4 Address Miller Tavern Essex cou"ty,Va Sept i-cii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26
ruu WIFI m Sir'EPBEN GIRARD

PzuapxLpnIA, Oct, 2otn.-Judee Grier in The United
States Circuit Court charged The jury YESTERDAY IN ;J -
int seSays copy valued at slOoo The ground
tba, when Grards will made he did not own The enIe
lille 10 s lands therefore, The will was inoprfa:e M nt
Jury rendered verdict in favor OF the heirs 4nS c'se
probably 10 20 10 the Supreme Court /.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26
"'''e V :" JOSEPH ALLEN.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

IN JUy, ISL, SIMON, who is supposed TO be about
sh' and twenty eight nine years old lie had ra.
AZ Is thick through the shoulders and Chest has os'
H. "pieI r'ni reath, high but naueued al ths
VI nr o' eask complexion. can read and write and
Snnn has been hired Tor many years on me
ca nanawaa Improvements, and for TWO years under
s an, ke'n In RocSbridgs and Buchanan, and ia
.bs nnhi means Of false papers he has hired himself 70
@ noSs, as ne WORK stone, or grading The
a a reasonable and proper expenses, will be paid
A, Q. STEGER.s .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26

TEYAS LAND AGENCI1
AM,ITO 4 HENDREE CoUNssLLoRs AT LAW AND GENE
I'll RAJ LAND AGENTS. will attend promptly all protessena
the United States District Supreme Courts as also 10 all
s Huent"s W : e,,a .e,u'' Tnn.. Jan. l6-cwly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26

-. Mississippi Legislature adjourned on iues'ay
{ w!sa.s. 1s!De able 10 elect an u 8. Senator.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26
cuoxyAN FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
Murfreegborough, n. c.
,Ey NJ R. FORY, A. ~, Principal.
80, % N 7 Am Latin Language and Literature.

REV NJ. R. FoRY, A. ~ Principal. ,,..
~ C. BABcoCK, organist and Pianist: ,.,..,...,
o. Eastern Carona ninth session will open the new
premises Of the Institute, the "Wednesday in November The
various educational greatly The dCmese dor u
win be conducted with ps a e 10 e e
Bahng heath e are s
so Minerals. The Chemical Astronomical anh ph.Gsohea AI
Earias b The "' Literary Society Monthly
al which the regular meetings OF the
S Tss Music s
and superior M
also large and Organ for daily religious
regard hal moral culture Of the student The young
visit the Stores r0f ed M
OF the Principal where there suspicion OF
sn Ts do no, 90 attendant
They no :" y nO from I They
sabbath such place 'hs Parent Or
reseTSeS There arc of FIVE months each commec
On the and M The r6 M ssG"
the I'd Wednesday August 70 The 2d "Wednesday IN Oct"Hs
f@" n within one month ope"s The session No
Sleducion viii be made foe an asssmse o. are %
Sno 10 brag young Ladies on Inc sanna. mos. g.
hYss living s R pp STss
8 wheroa regular conve. amce will always be ouha.
Rates Of Board 1ution for session % re m'ns' pay'"
' y onehay i" adranes 80 ~
elementary Arithmetic Grammar Geography Writing Sc"s S y"
';ssi; E;:s:s fss:S iss .es ,..,,' each 50
q rainns in Water coIors, - co.. co..
a.. 90 ny n,;or anI 4 Ss sranhine each 20 90
& ASo.e' do. orsaD 5rslD. 'a'1' "'s g S% CO
alyse Of Piano and seraphine, each Sm sm
II do. Guitar, "a
= do. Organ sS
#Srien'ic Lee Leo'E,esc Erncns 60. and Vocal Music 90
g. Board IN the ins n.y. ih''uu "' 90
a per Iontf, - :, 90, ., - ho pr,,cr,, Nv srr
Application for adms can be maze 10 'he rrinca "a IVY
81 ,r on the premises Of the Institute sep" S7-e"1"
yIRGINIA.-Ata of Appeals held at the State Cur
House in the City Richmond on Friday October H. ls
a Charles Clancy 'p'
7hSrnaM Cark, Philip Fulchsr Hardin Beasl"y, &c:
, object Of hi, SUI, s,o decree pronounced by he
Cireu Superior Court OF Law ana & ,h ,h
&srin peaey resident c his eia.e, M ,I; o. y, Nv. ~
eIian his Counsel is orei.a "r M of hi. n- md
- wh, M ncc.ss,ry 10 polcc, IN The suit ana s S
published week LOT pai - S Civ oT Rcbmund
nj n. front door or the Musings Court House said
Hcuy, on the trstdny the corporation Court ,rr
Copy-Teste . "'
Rules held in the Office oi the Circuit
ccunet Gloucester county, at the Court House On
and Madison ring merchants and partners
trading under the firm style Leveng Brother
cSsssIss E Hall Defendant,
II In debt and upon attachment returned executed
~ The object this the defendant e
Ases e3 cents thereon 9th day OF May
land appearing By affidavit that the defendant resident o.
IL ordered said defendant do appear within one
due publication this order and do what necessary
"nT successive weess Richmon Enquirer
Mnubjshed tho city Richmond and posted the front door
he House OF this ON n Gay 'he next
AcG%1It s-ewaw ''' JOHN r. CARY,
TEXAS LAND AGENCI
BAMlITON & HENDREE CoUNsRLLoRs AT LAW AND GENE
~. Aopure vii attend promBtY all professional
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26

iPROF. BRANCH'S
sruooI FOR YoNG LADIES' AT PRINCE EDWARD c. IL,
VIRGINIA.
yy,E mex, session will the ls day OF November
nv 81 ~ ,hs An "Wednesday OF Apr Oct 5--cH4w'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26
RUGBY ACADEMY,
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN,
LEXINGTON LAW SCHOOL.

sNE fourth the subscribers Law Scuo will commence
Monday the 5h day OF October and terminate on Sat
rday the 10th dny Of March 1853 Gentlemen desiring detailed IN
plan instruction adopted School,
BOOKS &C., will promptly receive reply 10 their enqu
printed circular letter aing the desired information
JOHN w. BRUCkENBRUUGl!.
IaNi Va 30 lSl2-ctil21
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ru,lFY OOLLAits RE " ARD.

4 FUZZY DUDLNNS IL w = II o
iNWAI au, the inst OF JaLutr, last n"sro boy THOMAS
shO hnC Fem PAGE Thomas WAS lred ~ tue prel
The ycsr 70 S Johu icbson Of Goochland and had perlps
Richmond ur clohes since then lie has not been
-.;h wears i sc. and OF ginger color. He has
er Sns r ID McIndoe about mile from ihs pasc
4 N FI.nlrc Goorh,ans JOS. X WElSlGER.
2s-c.w Richmond
Two HCsOKED DOLLARS REWARD.
Nav A rom Tuck&hoc, Goochand county, upMarus "
a'nins ese.a named WALLACE SMITH lie u
"e SIX "ears of tall and slin and OF DARK Drown
oeaacooi small heal large eet, bo~esged. and hesl
sNms:s when alarmed SHARPLY spoken 10. he was ior
'"heG y VI W. Kemp, Esq., OF Gloucester county aud ha
IN an doubt, lurking about that or some ad
,"uy The above reward will be raid his apprehension
s. =. very 70 'ae a. trucsahoe or IN Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26
NUMBER 40
WHIG INc0NSlSTENcY

On Friday night small Wing meeting nominated Tor the
State Senator Oliver p Baldwin, Esq., the Editor of the
Republican The changes have been rung oy the Wings of
Richmond upon the New Hampshire Yankee and "Od
Joe Johnson, until they have cracked their bes and
they chime the of their late nomination OF Con
necticut "blue Yankee" lin elegant cp;thet the
Whig applies Gen Perce Tor the Senate and siener OF
the petition pardon Jordon Hatcher for the House,
l"hlgseryn Whggery!l This is the time 10 distinguish be
tween the patriot and The partzan Whagery s stripped
down 10 the naked parzan aad hence her ridiculous and
disgusting attitude
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26
'HExnICo COUNTY COURT, Oct. o, s52.-Th

AHEXRICO COUNTY COURT, Oct. U, 1soS.-ihe
s having been summoned 10 attend on his
whether or not SD section vi the l9oth VI
j Virginia. which prescrbes that III iree negro shdse
, or sale bArer. agricultural products WIN
g wtl'ln- tom respectable wiRe person
echhuhon o hs belief that he raised or other
me hucry - such products shall DC forfeited and
:n punsh.i and that white who shall
or trade agricultural rro:ucts Of free negro
not s n certificate shalt be guilty oil miscmeanor shat
r IN ;n county OF llenricu The this proceeded
aud the unanimous opinion OF the CoGf
section aforesaid nc 10 force IN the county Of lenrco
sane ordered accordingly And It Ia urher ordered ha
b. published week. lu one non IN lhe Daily DIS
!: and Richmond Daily Enquirer Copy-Tese
LANES ELLErT, c. II. c
order OF the County Court OF lIcrco, tered
or 1852 IL erected tnat The secon me ntoned II
enc order should take effect IN sail county Until M
/ l3-cIn JAMES EiLETT. c. II. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26

, JOHN NJ, LATHAM,
7TORNE Y AT La W,
WAsHrNeroN CITY d. C.
lRACTCES nhe Courts Of the District Columbi
ANY business pertinent his which be
situ his will with HereferstO
Gen. JNo. NJ. McCALLA, }Washingtou,D. C
JAMES ]. MILLER, ESQ.,,
JULY J. lSjl-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26

An ardent Democratic friend in New Orleans sends tho
nowns strong reasons put forth In the proceedings Of the
iranite Club Of the old Fifth Ward OF New Orleans