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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29
DOGGETT & ANDERSON,
UPdOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS.

.'CieS - AMI fAfEh dANGERS,
10 Governor Street,
II american rAPER HANGINGS of every quality
ana STYLE purchased from the bes. factories in this
country and France, many of them very rich and
eaegant. Also, very complete assortment of cur.
window shades, in great VARIETY w,ndow biinds' bGnd'
curtain paper, buff Holland for shades, superior
sfo;k OF hoor oil cloths, coco mating curIed hair
and @ snuck mattresses. feather beds, holsters and
ces in our lice, all of which win be sold nn f.ir
terms, and Paper Hanging and Upholsterinp done
IN town or country, at the shortest notice and bv
the best workmen. so1s ~
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MUTICE.-AI persons Indebted to the lat. t;rm
IN OF PEAKE, BRADLEY & co, either by Bond
or open account, are earnestly requested to come
forward and settle them, as no longer indulgence
VIII be given These accounts are of long stanc ing
and must be settled.
Also, all persons indebted to US, whose accounts
are DUE are requested to settle them speedily for
we are determined to have them settled without
delay.
au 3l-ts BRADLEY e. BROTHER
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NEW FALL. GOODS.-CHAkLES HART
N WELL IL CO, have now received their en-
tire stock OF Fall and Winter Cry Goods, consisting
of the finest Dress Goods in market Ricn plain,
figured and Brocade Silks; rich figured De LANES
and Cashmeres, Satin, Cassimeres, and Embroid-
cred De LANES, Plaid Mouslins and SILK Gala
Plaids, plain and figured black Silks, (yery cheap
French and English Merinos and Cashmeres, low
priced Mousines in greet variety plain and figured
black and colured Alpacas, Ladies and Misses
black Lace Mitts Together with large assort'
ment of Ladies', Misses, and Gentlemens Hosiery;
also very rich supply of French Embroideries,
Gentlemen's Goods ct every description, such Is
Cloths Cassimeres and Vestines, Silk and Merino
Under Shirts and Drawers, Shakers Shirts and
Drawers, with large assortment OF other goods
usually kept in Dry Goods Store; also, large as
sortment of goods OF koy's wear we solicit
call from friepds and the psblic generally, assuring
then that nothing shai be left unoone On our part
to merit snare of thai liberal patronage SO kindly
extended TO US heretofore-at
C. HAaTWELL T. cos,
se2O lo7 Broad street
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NOkE, COAL. WOoD.-i am prepared to
u supply consumers with Anthracite and Bitumi
nous Coal, Coke and Wood, at current prices ,and
solicit orders from my friends and the public.
SAMUEL HAWES,
eu4-3m North side the Basin
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PRESERVING PEACHEs.-We are confident
of the thanks of every noble hous ewif, for
the following receipt for preserving peaches
To twelve pound. of peaches take six pounds
of clean brown sugar, and one pint best cider
vinegar. Simmer the sugar and vinegar To-
getheT, which will make a clear syrup. Pour
boiling water upon the peaches, and remove
them in two minutes from the water, and wipe
them dry without breaking the skin. Put
them into the syrup and boil gently till the
fruit is cooked to the stone. Keep the pre-
serves in jars, which must be kept closely CO.
yered and in a cool place. They should be
inspected occasionally, and if a white mould
appears upon the SUFFICE Of the syrup, it must
be carefully skinned Off and the syrup scad-
ed Shd returned TO the peaches. The peaches
tried last fall were seeding variety, ripened
the last of October. They were acid, but
preserved the peaches flavor in high degree,
which was retained by this method Of preserv-
ing in the most perfect manner. This is the
most economical, and, to our taste, the very
best preserve we know of.
Providence Journal
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TrY TO RAILROAD CUNTRACTORs,
u7 Planters, and all persons who have negroes
to furnish with HATS.-I have now in store and
for e, at unprecedeDtedly low prices, five hun.
dred dozen 600 doZen) black. brown and drab wool
Hats. of every grade and quality to " hich re-
spectfully invite the attention of purchasers.
JEO. THOMPSON,
se22 81 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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~ BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! or
~ CHINA, CROCKERY a. GLASSWARE

0CHINA, CROCKERY a. GLASSWARE.
No. 21S Broad Street.-The subscri-
Der Is now receiving some handsome China
Tea Sess elegant China and Bohemian cut eIass
Toilet Bottles, with great many other nice Fancy
Articles. He keeps always on hand supply Of
white, blue and mulberry Granite, and common
Crockery.Ware.
Country orders carefully packed and sent to any
part of the city free of charge all at much reduced
prices X. l.. HICKSON
1900 dozen best quality and common Tumblers.
d
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PAIL TRADE, 1852.
TO COUNTRY is.

G MERCHANT q WEIsIGER, NO.
De liz. MAIN STREET, are now in receipt o.
MADE CLOTHING Their oods were manufac
tured by themselves expressly for the p1Stasa
trade and they fesi confident in saying tnas tney
will SILL rs Low as the came quality goods can
be bought in any Of the Northern narkets. Can at
No. liz Main street. and xsnine our stock.
8. MERCHANT 4 WElSiGER.
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TENEMENTS FOR RENT.-Two
-. :wooo ienements on French Garden Hill. con.
tening three rooms e.ah with the n.n.i .a.ua ~
nienees. Rent s5 per month 1'i 'o''e
sees TOLER & COOK,
General Asenfs
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EINK TABLE CUTLEkY.-Rodgers q
T. SONG and other ceiebrased makers fine livery
handle Knives snd FORKS in sets %. 81, and SO
pieces, win extra Tsbs and Dessert Knives, With.
out Forks-sre of the latest pstterns diress from
the manufastories and warranted to be tho fness
qualify; Ivory Goods-for sale sy
& NJ ZIMMERMAN,
se le Corner Main and issh streets.
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ee "a No 13 Main st. opposite Eagle Square

NOTICE.-The under rsigned beg leave most re
~ spectiully to intimate to the inhabitants of
Richmond and its vicinity, that they have com
menced business ON l4th or Pearl street. near
Mayo's Bridge, for the purpose OF carrying Plain
and Ornamental. House, Sign, Coach and Furni-
ture Painting; also, Gliding, Glazing, Pa.
per Hanging and Graining. They pledge
themselves to execute all work in the neatest,
cheapest and most substantial manner.
j. MCLEOD & CO.
N. B.-Ail orders punctualy attsnded to-
On&
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DEArH OF vASpERLYs, THE ARrIsr.-A

DEATH OF VANDERLYN, THE ARTIsr.-A
pioneer in American art, and contemporary of
Stuart, Trumbull and Allison, has died at
ripe old age. John Vanderlyn was born in
Kingston, Ulster county. N. Y, in October,
l776, and died there on Thursday last. Hav-
ing early developed taste for painting, Aaron
Burr became his Mscenas, and sent him TO
this city to study with Stuart, and afterwards
he went TO Europe in 1896. From that period
until 1915, he resided mostly at Paris, Rome
and other places of interest, studying diigent'
ly and improving rapidly. While abroad, he
painted his "Marius Amid the Ruins of Garth
age.' and ''Ari,dne," which attracted great at.
tention. Upon his return, he was principally
engaged in portrait painting, but produced
panoramas OF Paris, Athens, Mexico and Ver-
sailes, for exhibition in the old New York
Rotunda. In 1899 he went to Paris, where
he painted the "Landng of Columbus" by
order OF Congress. Of hi. portraits, those Of
Col. Burr, Judge Benson, Presidents Madison
Monroe, and Taylor; Calhoun, Dewitt Clin-
ton, &C., are well known. He died poor hav-
ing involved himself by the building the of Ro-
tunda, from which he never was able to extir.
cate himself.-Phila Sun.
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HERRINGs! HERRINGs!-2o halt obls
Family Roe Herrings
so bbls No | halifax Herrings
so do No do do
In store and for ssle low By A. S. LEE.
all l0-ts
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DANTs, PANTs-V L SITS, VESTS.
L Just received a large and rich assortment
of English and French Fancy Cashmere, and black
Doeskin Pants, Vests in endless variety of fancy
and black figured Silk, Satin, Cut Velvet, Merino,
&c, DC. Also, large and most beautiful assort.
ment of Cravats, Scarft, Stocks, Handkfs. Gloves,
Shirts, Collars, Under Shirts, Drawers, &c, &c
Those Tho want rich goods, and good tits, at small
cash prices, will call on
J. D. GOODMAN,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

LNkENCH BOARDING HOUsE.-On the
l. 1st October next, the subscriber will be
prepared to receive limited number of Gentlemen
as BOARDERS, who may desire to practice the
French language. This is the first opportunity that
was ever offered in Richmond, for the object above
stated. as all the members of the family speak
French. Persons desiring to cultivate the SPANISH
and ITALIAN languages, will likewise find an op-
portunity of SO doing as Messrs J. Michard and Fl.
Michard have been for the six last years, and
still employed teachers of these languages in
some of the principal Academies OF this city.
J. MICHARD,
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MORE PI1N17 F0RTFs

NASH & WOODHOUSE are cor.
~ Qssantly receiving supplies Of Piano
sFortes from three of the best manu
facturies in America. The character of the inst,,
ments which they offer. is established, and Dur.
chasers may safely rely upon getting good arScis
Ihey furnish them at northern prices, and Iarge
assortment may be found, varying from the lowest
and costly.
Also, for sale, beautiful and sweet toned Guitars.
of Martins make. =
All OF which may be seen at their Book and Piano
Forte warehouse, l3s Main street. Eagle Square.
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c. FOR RENTING will rent the large
E:a Brick House on Maddox's Hill, few
steps West of Howard's Grove. 1t is nearly new,
is in good condition, and la delightful residence
Possession may be had Immediately. Rent 80
per month. TOLER COOK
se IA General Aaents
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Rs FOR RENT-A lalge front Room over
E:d our store, on first floor.
KEEN, CHILES e. BALDWIN,
aus No. 102, Main street.
H. FOX REST-A lodging ROOM over my
E:a store, 81 Main street
aul JOHN THOMPSON
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Chas. X. Harreys. John A. Burgess,
HARREYS & BURGESS,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS.
No. l65 MAIN STREET, (NEARLY OPPOSITE
THE EXCHANGE BANK) RICHMOND, VA,
WHERE they will thankfully receive and
w promptly execute all work entrusted to
them.
N. Borders from the country respectfully so.
1clted au 30-3m
7 ATEST NEWS.-The subscribers have Just
II received and opened their Fall Stock of Dry
Goods, &c. embracing in part
Lades' French worked Collars at Cd
Hosiery, Gloves Handkerchief Scarfs
Ribbons, Laees, Edgings, Linens
Table Cloths, Sheetipgs
Cottons, bleached and unbleached
Ladies Dress Goods, Satinets, Linseys
Blankets, Flannels &C
Which they will Ctfer for sale as low as any house
in the city.
se2.-2w ARCHER g. GLASGOW
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A LBhkT L. WEST, HOUSE CARPEN-
TATER AND JOINER, thankful for the liberal pa
ronage which he has received during the last Eve
years, would inform his friends and the public that
re is prepared to undertake BUILDINGS OF every
kind on accommodating terms
Having practical knowledge of the business, he
hopes by strict attention to it, to give satisfaction to
ali who may employ him.
Shop on 9Th, between Grace and Franklin streets,
Richmond AZ l3-dtlI
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no TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
4 The subscriber solicts the attention of Tobac
Manufacturers tn HE superior Presses and Mills
of every description. RAHM,
Eagle Foundry, Cary below Pearl street.
au 2I-6n
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DUTTER AND CHERsk.-25 kegs Goshen
ID Butter; 100 boxes Goshen Cheese, receiving, for
ssle by
&c g WIN. TAYLOR.
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ES nOUsE FOR RKNT.-H new wooden
~ r house on the East side of Valley street nes,
per month. TOI En- y So nent 90 u
- - General Aranta
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AUTUMN.-nr LoNarrILow.
Thou com.s,, Autumni heralded BY rain.

Thou comsst, Autumn heralded by rain.
With banners by great gales incessant Tanned.
Brighter than brightest silks of Samarcand.
And stately oxen harnessed Ia thy vain
Thou st,ndest, like imperial Charlemagne.
Upon thy bridge Of god thy royal hand
Outstretched with beuedictions Ger tho land.
Blessing the farms through all thy vast domain
Thy she d 10 The red harvest moon, susrerded
So long benesth the heavens o'e, hanging esyes:
Thy s,eps are by the fnmer's prayers attended:
Like flames upon the altar shine the sheaves;
And following thee In thine ovation splendid,
Thine almoner, the wind, scaters the golden leaves
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IT is A WELL-k SOWM FACT, that
4 OSBORNS DAGUERREAN GALLERY 10 the
place 10 get fine Sky-iishr Pictures taken for ST.
We would invite oil ~ cal soon, - We shall lot
take low pictures but lew weeks.
We have made arrsn seme.sts TO take pictures of
nick Or deceased persons at their residences. Our
prices are from 81 to elo. OSBORNS,
Opposite he Banks, sign of the American Flags.
jy I3
M AITK ASH ANTHRACITE COAL.
w Landing from schr George, q cargo Of supe.
rior White Ash Anthracite Coal. Persons
laying 10 their winter supply of the above Coal,
would do well to send down their orders Is IS
per load, delivered any where In the city
JEO. w. WRIGHT,
Sc Dech Wharf
lCOklCE PAsTx.-75 cases Bosk & Co.'S
~ Licorise Paste, (warranted pure) for sale BY
JOHN A. ROBINSON,
se q Corner Cary and 2osh sUcsts.
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1sUTLERY.-If country merchants and others
" wish to get bargains in Pocket and Table Cut
lery let them call at the store OF A. b. CLARKE.
corner Fl ankIin and l7th streets He has on hand q
large stock, which he is determEed to seil cheap.
se 23-6t
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WINDOW CURTAINS.-For fae cheap.
w good assortment OF Turkey Red Dsmssk and
Embroidered Muslins.for WindoW Curtains. at
WM. J. SWORDS,
&c o. 2E Rrnadsafreef
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WOOD, COKE AND COAL.-The 81

MOOD, COKE AND COAL.-The sub
w scriber is prepared to furnish WOOD, COKE
or COAL as cheap as can be bought in town
Yard at Danville Depot-offce on Pearl street.
opposite Alhambra Hotel, and Immediately under
Messrs Toler e. Cook. All orders LETT Mr. P. Wool
folks Grocery, on Broad street, Qermerly EllisD
will be attended Immediately.
Lump Coal SO per load.
iy 23-3m THOMAS FOSTER.
IlRESH RIIITER-Inst receixed q feu nots
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THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS & CO.
uAVE removed their office to No. l5s Main St
H Entrance on ilth street, two doors above the
Exchange Bank, in the room formerly occupied as
the Richmond Library"
Being engaged in closing their business, they
quest all persons indebted to them to call and settle
their accounts. Sc Is 2m
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nOMESTIC GOUDs.-Bl ached and brown Coz
IL tons, SheetingS Linens, Toweilings. Table
Dispers, Bed Tickinss, Stair Diaper, Msrseilies
Quilts. Furniture Prints, &c. In order TO cose my
stock Of heavy Goods, oil win be sold very cheap
Call for bargains at WIN. J. SWORDS,
ne Is 225 Broad street.
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PRICE, ONE CENT

AM Mr,UUMTATION, 1852.
M STEBBNs, DARRACOTr =
~, Importers and Deaiers h
Eartneaware, China and Gl..s
Nj Ssve S received by ships Emnire
State, Sheridan and Forrest sfs,s
E.r,hsn nom Liverpool, their ian stocr II
,urers making their stock large and manaiac
oy arrivals from the northern cities thss ana
cslxing the! supplies of Glass Ware both rsh csa re. r
pam, Looking Glasses and Fancy Articles, yeu .eu
Merchants visiting our city NAV he ...nr.s -
having inducements offered whish win inducs ~.
to make their purchases with us soeln
STEBBINS, DARRACOTT e. CO.
sea Front Iron Building. lOl Brosd a
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OITUATION WANTED.-A Young Man
~ would like to get business Overseer some
Tobacco Factory, Ware House, or some Pubsc
Works. can come we'll recommended and give
good reference and security il required. ADDRESS
"a B." City point Post Office e22-l0t*
TAMES RIVER HI DRAULIC CE.
y MENT-500 bbls of thi. superior Cement, well
known to be the best article of the kind offered for
sale in this market; for sale by
ROBT. RANKIN, Agent,
Sc % Corner 22d and Water sts on the Dock.
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A MILLINERY.-I have variety of
t3x&SM BONNETS, trimmed and untrimmed; ALSO
&5K Ribbons and Flowers suitable for the pre-
W. sent season, which am disposed to sell at
very reduced prices, previous to receiving a new
supply.
Sc 20 MRS. SWORDS, 225 Broad street.
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rlNHE BEST HAIR DYkS,-Phalons Nag.
l. ic Dye is one OF the best; it colors the hair
and whiskers the moment il Is applied, beautiful
and natural looking brown or black as may be de-
sired
The Tricobsph has been long before the public,
and is too well and favorably known to need com.
ment These, together with other Hair Dyes, are
for sale by PURCELL, LADD & co,
au 81 Druggists, " Main It,
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G:a FOR RENT.-A RARE CHANCE-TTN
- A1sa snD oUbTEDLf y. mSi9 THE BEST BUSINESS
Store and House SO Main street. at nresent o...'
pied oy l.. hyneman as a clothing store. Tbere i.
lease on the property that has five wear, tn nm
To any person wishing to engage in business this !,
cessity OF attending to affairs in far distant noce
is the only reason for leaving. For particulars cali
on the premises, No SO Main street.
l.. HYNEMAN
MA large and fashionable assortment of Fall
Cloihing selling off low. Call soon eel7-lm*
c. HOUSE FOR RENT.-The house on
- Leigh street, adjoining that of Major Sher.
win McRae and at one time in the occupancy of
the late Mrs. Harrison, is now for rent, and DOS.
session may be had by,sr before the first Of October.
This is an excellent house for a large family.
TOLER & COOK,
se'4 General Agents.
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q S5 REWAKD-sTRAY MULE.
NSStray ed from the Columbian Stables on Sun
day, the 18th inst large sorrel herse Mule. The
above reward will be paid for his return Apply to
se14 L. ID. CRENSHAW d. CO.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-06-02
Periodicals.

BLAcxwooD'S MAGAZINE.-Contents of the
Nav number-Gold: its Natural and Civil IIisto-
ry; Life of Niebuhr; Thomas Moore, My Novel !;
Our London Commissioner, No H.; The Gold
Finder; The Vineyards of Bordeaux; The Demo
cratic Confederacy. Republished in New York
by l.. SCOTT s. Co., at $500 year.
LIVING AGE.-Contents of No. 420, for June
5lh. /, Early Quakers and Quakerism, 2. Church
of England in New Colonies, 3. Memoir of Mad
anne du Deffand. 4. Alexander Pouchine, 5. I'm
perfect Responsibilities, 6. Flaria in the Blood Of
the Dog, 7. Dropping Buds, 8. haderson's Remi-
niscenses of DIR. Chalmers, 9. The lsie Of skye,
10. Curiosity in Natural History, II. The Pasha' s
New Boat, IL. Carlisle's Life of Sterling, Is.
Miss Austen Published weekly in Boston, by f.
LrrrELL s. Co., at l2s cents number or $500
year.
HARPER's MAGAzNE.-The June number of
this publication is very attractive. Every class of
readers will find something interesting in it. For
sale by r. CowAN, Bookseller of this place.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-06-02
THE STAUNTON SPECTATOR.
County Elections.

Hghland-A. Stephenson, jr., has been elected
Clerk of the Circuit md County Courts; Wash
ington Stephenson, Sheriff; John Bradshaw, Sur
veyor Daniel McNulty, Commissioner of Reve-
nue. j, c. Woodson, Attorney for Commonwealth
Rcckiagham.-Byrd has been elected Sheriff;
Gamble, Clerk of the County Court; Sprinkel,
Clerk of the Circuit Court; Paulsel, Surveyor
Harris, Attorney for the Commonwealth. For
Judge of the Circuit Court, Kenney received 2427
votes, Cook rs, Harris 373
.4ibemmle-Ira Garrett has been elected Clerk
of both Courts Goodman probably elected Sheriff.
Botetomt.-James b. Wilson has been elected
Clerk of County Court George Neville, Clerk OF
Circuit Court Rufus Pitzer, Sheriff; j. L. Lo-
gan, Attorney for Commonwealth.
Baih,-S. A. Porter is elected Clerk of both
Courts by about 800 majority; VIM. IL. Terrill
received 222 votes for Commonwealth Attorney
and S. A. Byrd 2l4-Terill's majorityS. W. Ii,
Rivercomb is elected Sheriff by II majority over
A. G.. Cleek Judge Brockenbroughs majority is
about 24O The vote for Judge Thompson was
unanimous.
RockLrdge.-S. Med. Reid is elected Clerk Of
Circuit Court; C. Chaplin, Clerk of County Court
David Moore, Attorney for the Commonwealth
- Shields, Sheriff,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-06-02
Whig Predictions.

The Washington correspondent of the Philadel-
phia North American, who says he has been at
some pains to ascertain the facts, predicts, that the
first ballot in the Wing National Convention, will
result as follows
For Gen. Scott-Delaware, 8; Maine, 8; New
Hampshire, a Vermont, d; Rhode Island, 3; Con-
necticut, d; New York, 80; New jersey, 7; Penn
syvania, &c; Ohio, %; Indiana, ID; Illinois, / I;
Iowa, 9; Wisconsin, 5; Michigan, 5; California,
2-total l50.it
For Nh Fyllmore-Vermont, New York, B;
Pennsylvania / ; Iowa, 2; Michigan, | Mary
land, S; Virginia, Is; North Carolina, 10; Flor-
da, 3; Kentucky, -; Missouri, 9 Louisiana; b;
Tennessee, l2 Mississippi, Z; Arkansas, 4; Tex
as, 4-total 90.
For Mr.. Websier-Rhode Island, | Connec-
tcut, 2; New York, 2; California, 2; New Hamp-
shire, |; Massachusetts, l3-total Fl.
As only l4S will be required to effect choice
of couse General Scott will be nominated on the
first ballot if the writer be correct in his predic-
tons. Georgia and Alabama, entitled to ~ votes,
are left cut Of the count by the correspondent, but
we see they are appointing delegates IN favor OF
Mr. Fillmore. who will no doubt attend the Con-
venton.
Nilg,ln the New lorh hAPi'''' I'iio'' o0
sideraby from the above statement; lie Is conf
dent of the nomination of Mr.. Fillmore by the
Wing Convention on the I'd and Sd ballot, and
Claims thewhole South except Delaware, VIZ: ~
to which he adds for Maine, New Hampshire Z,
Connecticut 2, Vermont |, Rhode Island J, New
York 7, New jersey 2, Indiana !, illinois 5. Iowa
2, Wisconsin |, Michigan |, and California I'm
all, 147, being within 2 Of a majority which nc
thinks, will easily be obtained from the 10 pledg
ed Webster delegates already elected and the
Webster delegates yet be elected from MaSsa-
nhucntts