davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-07-21
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT.
FRANKLIN PIERCE,
OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT, 2,
WILLIAM r. KING,
OF ALABAMA.

ELECIUINS. y.
1. Dist. MoRDEoAI COOKE of NORFOLK.
IL. TIMOTHY R1vEs, of PrinceGeoTge.
III. +" a. II. DrLLARD, of Horny.
". I" w. C.~FLoURNoY. of Prince Edward
v. "a JOHN GooDE, of Bedford.
VI. r. G. SCoTT, of Richmond City.
VII. II. A. WISE, of AccomAc.
VIII. r. L. MONTAGUE, of MiddleSex.
TX JAMES BARBOUR. of Culpeper.
X. j. Il. TucKER, of Frederick.
XII. e, +. DENEALE, of Rockingham.
XII. JAMES Mcdowell, of Botetourt
XIII. JOHN B. FLOYD, of Washington.
XIV. NJ. IL. JoHNsoN, of Taylor.
XIV. ZEDEKiAH KIDwELL, of Marion.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-07-21

gG1 The Hon: Daniel Webster arrived
n Philadelphia on Tuesday nieIt. and
left on Monday for Boston and Marsh6eid,
designing 70 spend the summer al The
latter place. The Bulletin says there was
ortnat Mr.. Webster had signifed
his acceptance of the nomination for the
Presidsicy rendered him by the "Ameri-
can Convention AZ Trenton.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-07-21

PARKERsBvRc RAtLRoAD-srhe follow.
ing gentlemen compose the committees APP
pointed blythe Mayofgto obtain subsorip.
tons 70 the stock ofHthe Parkersburg
Railroad, in accordance with the fesoIn.
tons Of the meeting held az The Assembly
Rooms, Hanover street d5a -~-g
GEoReE BRowx "a ICnAuEo, BRooKs.
JoHSs HoPRfss. ss Bg.ps aDEFoRD,
WMi HgKmearka, l.ooHs. o'DossErE,
s. o. HoYTMAs. - Ma. II. DuyALI,
THomAs JErKTsss EsocH PnATr.
CuAs. III. TnfYsEBy DANIEL HoIT.
~. sWls rs &, Baits Paf,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-07-21
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

CLARKsBURG, WEDNESDAY,, JULY p, ls5s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.

PRovIpRscE APRIL S-Tic annua! election for Governor
members of the Legislature and State officers, took place
yes,esday Gov Allen the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor is elected Harris Whg by about 300 majority
over Lawrence, Democrat the peisent incumbent; by
large majority. The Wings have two majority in the Sc
nate and eight in the House. giving them 10 majority
joint ballot which them the u States Senator in
place of Mr.. Cluke whose expires the 4th OF March
1883 There choice for wo Senator'S and four Re
representatives..
The city of Providence gave considerable Wing MAORI
~ and elected nearly the whole Wing ticket In Washing
ton county, the vote Governor stood Harris Wing 1874
Allen Dem l0l3 being 304 Wing gain since last year. In
this county The Wings gained three Senators and three Re-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13
A LEGEND.

LEIEND.
Translated for the International from tho Spaa!sh
MRS N. E. HEWITT.
"Sin vos, Dios NIL"
The motto that with trembling hand WRITE
And deep is traced upon this heart of mine,
In olden time loyal Christian knight
Bore craven on his shield 10 Palestine.
"Sin pos" it saith, sff am without thee"
Beloved whose thought surrounds me every where
mSin dos" am without God, " mi,
And in myself have no longer share
Where pealsd the clash of war, the mighty dln
Where trump and cymbal crashed along the sky;
High DER tho III Allah" Of the Mosemin
"God and my lady" rang his battle-cry.
His white plume waved where ercest ragged the fight,
His arm was strong the Paynm's course to stem:
His foot was foremost on the sacred height
To plant the Cross above Jerusalem.
False proved the lady, and thenceforth the knight,
Casting aside the bucker and the brand
Lived, an austere and lonely anchorite,
In drear mountain cave in Holy Land.
There, bowed before the Cruciix in prayer,
He would dash mady down his rosary,
And cry beloved !" in tones OF wild despair,
II have ost God, and selt in losing thee"
And !, if thus my li(e's sweet hope were DER,
An echo of the knights despair must be-
Thus were lost if loved by thee no more,
For ah myself and Heaven are merged In thee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
ALBANY, April THE Democratic Convention OF the
Delegates Baltimore this morning 10 select Two Del
egaes from the State large and organized by the choice
OF Erastus Coming Of Albany President, and Messrs
Angel Allegheny and Cunover Of New York, as Sece-
tares.
There are two contested seats, one between Messrs
OConnor Shepherd from of the New York districts
and in the Otsego Delaware districts In the latter
districts Geo. Clark holds credentials signed by the Osego
Delegates but Delaware delegates object to him on the
ground that he has their approval Committees were
appointed both Messrs OConnor and SHEPHERD
agreed to bound the decision of this Convention on
their respective cns and not carry the dispute 10 Ba
more. Recess till o'clock.
ALBANY April Sth.-The Democratic Convention adjourn
I'D to-day alter appon Seymour OF Oneida and
John Skinner Wyoming delegates for The State large
10 the Baltimore Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13

REORGANIZE OUR LIGHTHOUSE SYSTEM.
The able report upon the lighthouse establishment of the
United States from a scientific and distinguished commits
son recommending change not only in tho whole system
lighting coast but in the building OF the towers mas
awakened lively interest in this important humane, and
benefcen, duty Of government The Committee oil Com
In the House ought 10 act upon this matter without
delay With all ativeness we nre obvious
" behind whole world in lighthouses. Where lie Mr.
Evans of Maryland OF The ubest and most scienhc
members the House. whom The highest credit is duo fo
having studied this subject and first set the bal! in motion
the last Congess7 We should like to that honorable
gentleman the head of select committee on
Commerce and humanity would Tcoicel Cor Ifash ies
gropk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13
THE pIIRI.IG PRINTING

WAsnrNeros April s.-The joint committee of The two
Houses printing have decided that the contractor has
failed fulfil his authorised and hare therefore
given the Senate printing the Republic and the House
printing to the Union newspaper Messrs. Gorman STAN
ton of KY Haven and Truman Smith, voted in favor and
Eamlin and Borland against the new contract.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13
THE DAKlN DRY DOCK.

We have just heard with great PRIDE of the highly sue
cessfui made yesterday at The Philadelphia navy
of the SECTIONAL FLOATING DOCK taking the steamer
"Cy Of Pttsburg" naval commission wns present 10
witness the triumph of this great American patent when
does much honor 10 The nation and for which Messrs.
Dakin Moody should be well renunerated The oldush-
Toned dry dock with its limited capacity and eor'
nous EXPENSE be suppanted by this new, expansive,
= TUnshinpkon Tel, Cor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13
-Sees-------
A GREAT INVENTION

WAsHrsoToS, ArRiL "a new light has been introduced
10 the public to-day by f. NJ. Hail. pateniee supplantng
camphenc OF is nnexposve character and which
can be furnished hundred per cheaper than gas II
was tested the presence of number of scientific gentle
men, who were unanimous in expressing their opinion Of its
superior merits All witnessed THE self generating light
consider IL great discovery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13
LATER FROM TEXas-rmE STATE CONVENTION:

LATER FROM TEXAS-TIIE STATE CONVENTIONS:
Nrw ORLEANS, April 6-The steamships West Wind,
from Chages and the Yacht and Meteor from Texas ar
rived to-day The from Texas the III. The
Whg aud Democratic State Conventions both passed reso-
buttons to adhere compromise The former
passed resolution complimentary the administration OF
Mr. Fillmore and the Latter resolved TO support tho Ba-
more Convention nominee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13
SATURDAY. ArRIL, 10, 1852.
GF,N1 an,C

Prayer by the Rev. VIM HooE Of the P.esb Church
a-. BAssELL. from the Committee of C"uiis OF Justice,
reported House bill changing the time of holding the Spring
term Of the cult Court for Harrison county.
Mr. SHAcxELroRo, from the select committee on NE SUB,
ject of Military Land Warrants, reported preamble and
resolution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
CONNECTICUT EI,ECTIO

CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
Hartford, April 7.-Thomas H. Seymour, Democrat is
elected Governor by the people oil Others by about six
hundred majority The Democrats have also elected four
Senator's and the Wings In the House the De-
have IS majority and fortytwo on joint ballot
This Democratic U. s. Senator to fill the present
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13
SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

The delegation lin the recent Democratic State Conren
tiop) from the 7h Accoma Congressional district prior to
leaving Richmond, adopted the following resolution:
Resolved Tint recommend 10 the Democrats OF the
severaI counties Of fh Congressional district send
delegates district convention to assemble The
OF Hampton Saturday the 18th day Of May for the pnr
pose of eecng delegates to represent this district in the
National Democratic Convention which will mee. ut BALI.
more on the hrs. Monday in June.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13
MISSOURI STATE CONVENTION.

ST. LOUIS ApRL9.-Thc Democratic Convention o. NJ is
aour have adopted resolutions in favor of the Compromise
and reasserng the platform Of 1914 and 64S Sterling Price
Benton) has nominated for Governor and Mont
gomery Blair chosen delegate 10 the National Convention
with instructions support Gen. Cass.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13
ve3S.ElC..si.
FRIENDSHIP, LOVE AND TRUTH.


When Friendship, Love and lIn'h aoouho
Among band OF brothers,
The cup Of JOY goes sallv founa
Each shares the bliss OF others;
Sweet roses grace the t.orny way
Along this vale OF sorrow;
The fnwers tina, shed their leaves to day,
Shall bloom again tomorrow.
How grand in age, how fair in youth,
Are holy Friendship, Love and Truth!
On halcyon wings our moments pass,
life's cruel cares beguilingi
Old Time lays down his scy,hc and glass,
In gay good humor smiling:
With erm!ne beard and forelock gray
His reverend front adjoining:
lie looks like winter turn'd 10 May,
Night softcned into Morning
How grand In age, how fair in you,h,
Are holy Friendship, Love ana run
From those delighted fountains i'o"
Ambrosial rilIs Of pleasure;
Can man desire, can heaV'n oestow
A more resplendent treasurer
adorn'd with gems so richly bright,
We'll form constellation,
Where ey'ry star, with modest light,
Shall gild her proper station.
How grand in age, how fair in youth,
Are holy Friendship, Love and Truth!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13

THE CANAL ENLARGEMENT BILL.
AL1ASY April 9The Judges Of the Superior Court OF inc
Second District have unanimously confirmed the decision OF
Judge Brown declaring the Canal Enlargement Blu uncon-
stitntional.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13
House OF RErREsESTArIvEs, APEIL ., 1897.

To .bs Editors Of the Union.
NV being from the House yesterday st tue time me
sna yoo was taken Colonel Jacksons resolution 10 re
ference % lie Compromise and tie amendment OF DIX i-
YER may require explanation particularly Us appears 1907"
N. ournal TINT moved IN lay the resolution /" C"o'
JacL son on table Ny carly vrws AZ 10 me 'i.'her'
II he oatsons sa.s' queny cbnced IL Tie so'"a' aH"
nj Congress known the Compromise are iaiii: % al M
nds and wtro expressed 5Y letter 10 My constituents
severn, months before the action OF Congress blcVins IL
unnecessary ard improper asate any 6t Inc questions
included in The compromise acts, they were The laws o!
he land and generally acqueSccd in BY the people, the re-
affirming them by Congress neither made them more ond'
or acceptable the country therefore, for the purpose
n nrpyenna renewal Of those exciting scenes which &C.
urrsd in tho Thirty First Congress- and 10 promote harmo-
nv and peace the country moved TO lay the resolution on
the believing his be the most prudent course al the
lime This otion prevailing and fully believing from
m, effort made postpone direct vote, il would be at
hour bsfere The House con obtain direct action the
resolutions left for my lodgings The day being nclc-
mrur WIS detained longer than anticipated On my re.
turn to the House the roll being called Mr. Hiiyers
amendment and my name being passed. had no; an oP.
oortuny OF recording me- vote, which regret as should
have voted for the original resolution ard amendment
Very respectfully, }. NJ. II. BEALE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13
STEAMBOAT EXPLOSIoN-IMMENSE LOSS OF
LEE DC

LExIsorox NO., April 9.-The steamer Sauda, bound 10
Council Bluffs exploded her boilers to-day. She had large
number OF Mormons board and all the officers kill
ed excspt the clerk and About hundred lives
supposed TO be lost. The boat is a total wreck
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13

Okt kNOHK ENUS HE'S.
BosTos APRIL l0-By on arrival this port to-day nd
vices from Rio Janso have been received TO the I'd March
They state that Blenos Ayc' has been surrendered and
that Uqusa been appointed Governor Ross Is abou,
20 proceed TO England in the Steamer Conflict
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13

DEFEAT OF THE MAINE LIQUOR LAW.
ALBANY April l0-The Maine Liquor Law was deeatc
IN the Assembly to-day BY "a majority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13

WHIG LEGISLATIVE CAUCUS AT ALBANY
ALBANY APRIL eth.-The Wing members OF the New
York Legislature held meeting last night and adopted re-
solutions in favor of Scott The Presidency by yeas 90
nays !. The "Silver Grey Wings did mol attend.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13

SPECIAL ELECTION IN INDIANA.
CIsc1NsArI, April Todd the Democratic candidate
for the State Senate in Indiana has been elected by 6S2
iority over COburn, WhiR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13

KOSSUTH AT CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON April 9-kossuth arrived mere To-Day, ou
bis arrival creates no sensation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13

rE'!OSE person. indebted the csals Of the late II IoLe
CI"rlnH requested their rCt.vo debts "'hot
long ard tsIs Indulgence. has been exteGis G 90 f
lvr rs.r;e 20 the Interest acrrmlng TIE tofG Ut
best egcEs of 'ss a;c require rrcm1t payment
Such dir gard this that their lords
will be placed In the hard. Of attorney collection
MARY JULlE1f CIOPTUS, EIceG""
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13
NOTICE,

BALTIMORE MARKETS. APRIL TO-
Sales Of 1900 bb!s. F!jur at 81 06. Grain quiet prc:
unchanged.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13

NEH YORK MARKETS, ArRIt TO-
Sales % ZOO b5i Spu,li-rr Flour At 81 Is 81 GrG
steady Large sales o. Coffee have been made to-day
I'm advance on orinc! prices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13

For The Enquirer.
MEssRs EplraRs II zee In your daily paper OF the 7h
inst under the head Of Recess the following notice:
RECESS.
"Mr. SHAcKELFJnD from the Senate, announced 10 tho
House the following resolution which had been passed BY
that body
the part Of the House. and six on the part Of the SEN
arc be enquire into the cxPsd!ency OF ad
ourrci and oxpcdient report the reasons there
for their respective bodies
ndootcI the joint tlcsolulonlhal II would in the end DO
mitch TO delay business II member. would to
The conclusion there would be extra session. nothing
would be dune from that time ill the end CT the session. &c
Hero take issue with the gen!cmnn from Mononealia.
saw Jus. fix certain day for the adournm of the Legis1
lure and YOU alarm every menbGr who has bill in his
charge for its passage All will work. late and early the
close OF the session 10 &c; their business dane.
Fo: the truth Of this remark appeal 10 all experienced
legislators and alo appeal the journals past sessions.
But be remembered, that the proposed committee
only Of enquiry or investigation Is the gentleman
afraid OF The truths which may be elected by investigation
pe,hars he is afraid that his liberty uf making sp4.che
Which enlrh,cn no one will be abridged Is the gentle
mans visicu exceedingly Keen enable him
say that ne would be able the with propriey
for The years without the returns OF the Commits
sunes when docs he expect TO get those returns lis
it before August September Ocober7 Ii not ia he will
rs should be employed 10 that period, 10 putting the
new royeri. rem, into operation think ought 10 DO Il
in mach less time And believe expects any i'm.
p,yen. n bills pass un.il get the Commissioners
,u;s Eu' Mir. Editor, oalcc In writing this note was
paS'Elry 10 DO justice TO my f:icEt the Senator
from CUpt per.
II. called M hs resolution offered some days since 1T nv
qcs! and enable 10 offer as substitute the Iesou
which passed the Senate and carried N the House
BY Sir Schacaefrd.-Ift tine resolution wrong
proper; l. and the Senator from Culpepcr ea bs
sponsioe for the act and claim for mysc much credit
,tle talk and much WORK as am willing to award The
gentleman from Mononsalla. JOHN HALL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13
RuBT. n. DuSAwAy, Secretary.

Robert 7, Duna,cay, Esq, Secretary, dc.
Dyau Sin: The resolutions unanimously adopted II
neoIino Of many citizens Of Lancaster, whereof you were
Sccrctsrv at the Court House Thursday last nave Mice
nv bosom with the grateful feelings and ma Il
RAGS, difficult 10 express in return, my acknowledgment IN
in suitable language. The partaity OF the GOOD @pn:oc
Of me- which expressed III these resolutions gteAs? Trans
cnd= ms humble rCetensons and eScics Ey "atmest
,onEuncss The appreciation expressed OF III" nc:a CON
duc in the service OF twenty wo years IL the
reward that my ambition covct. Their
Of me 70 The people Of The circuit as Candidate ior W"
udrcsh7 Of ihr circuit is gratifying 20 my feelings 10
he decIincd cheeuly therefore place myself In the names
Of The people, and commit myself TO their sn'i'ag' Tor an
honor the rroudest that aspire TO- which, Ii hoaien
f,on, their favor will be the Eccasing labor and Anxiety
If nv life faithfully fulfil You will please use his my
grateful acknowledgements in such manner as may oe mos
acceptable the President Of the meeting ana y inc le'
70 the rcope Of the circuit whom their favor mas RECON-
r,ended me. am with sincere resrecT, yours,
'''eN JOHN TAYLOE LOMAH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13
DEATH OF sISuOp BEDDING.

PouaHxEErs,E April l0.-Bishop Hstdine, "f The Me,ho
disr Episcopal Church, died ia This place today.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13
p1,p11r MEETING IN LANCASTER.

Ata meeting of many citizens of the county OF Lancas
ter held at The Court House thereof on THURSDAY Tue IS,
of April 1882 Addison Hall called TO the Chair and
Robt J. Dunawny appointed Secretary.
The ubjcct Of the meeting having been cXancd ny me
Chairman Samuel Gresham offered the following pre'!Hsc
and resolutions which supported cy Robert Mayo,
L. r. Bealc and r. 4. Clnyh.cok ard unanimously az" tea
Whereas the period is approaching vixen I've irG .!
this Judicial circuit will be CALLED unn to elect he IddG',
and we the pec9e If Lancaster here assembled WIN Es
raj members m the Bar of The circuit and sdGtr c:ze ei
the counties of Wesimocland, Richmond ard N"f'.ee'
land have thought ourselves anh 10 the SUBJECT OF
these resolutions express our preference Tor 'e person u
no r.clrd TO the office C Judge Of this Crcu"e say de
IN b, cause would have tic rest ni the cI!cnl'
to know tia, appreciate learning integrity ana nol
ca capacity ard private purity and due 10 tue SUBJECT Oh
The resolutions which fellow because SEC 10 him The I'M
presentation Of these qualities and are ANXIOUS 10 give MN
iho reward of his long and mcIitorious services
Received therefore, That VIC cordially recommend rs
candidate Tor the aeshn Of this circuit our present 'uaIr
Hon John r. Lonax and cnll upon the people Of The
rcu to unite with l!5 the polls in giving him mat sap
mort 10 hich his high merit entities I'm.
Resolved That the foregoing preamble and resolutions DC
ouI she'd in the Richmond Fredericksburg, Tappahannn'E
and Port Royal papers and that copy he sent 10 the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13

MCKINNEY d DOfC1, .o. !
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Once Opposite S1' ~ N.
honss Richmond Va will give strict attention 70 we
Tobacco Wheat Flour, &C., and make liberal easn
eonsiSnnu,s In hand.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13
ENn0,V ~, tlE KiCWWOND COLLIE

ys1IIE aIEST OF RICHMOND COLLEGE, RBT. 4 "
DEXTER wiU FOR .onIc TINE been esa.eu ia ao
our citizens an endowment cr The College beng "o!"'
CIV 10 carry on =. .r. the County requests US 10 %
e obtained near thirty eca; "a uSani 10 lar, N Cas
from III. citizens OF R.hond lie feels thtnEu! 0i s
which has been rx;eut. % tn enterprise ana aate:e
nune. Of eli. N. be c:ect-d 70 'ecl dh n,
College. upon whom he has u called he nts no eouv
icnd will ultimately g:Se ;oy.ihnu'ahI co'ifS VI 0'
ADriI T-clt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13
DEMocRaTIc STATE CONVENTION.

RHODE ISLAND ELECTIONS.
PRovIpEScE April 9-The Wings have large orities r
both branches of the Rhode Island Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13

a TEA CiiE.ii.--A youGG gentleman. naive I" , 49,.
wisne. situation Principal Of az Academy or a. ~
Gentleman, ia,r. lie IN. had several yelr' tIie' Fence
r sd san nruIuc. satisfactory t.saonias pom from
Harrison and CaUri.uay Of the thiser.tv AZ: rom
nave Cafo.'Icd "'S S'''o'' '' " " A,'l .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13


To he Editors Of the Enquirer:
Gentlemen: observed in your paper thi. morning.
municstion from Mr. Hall The Senator from Mason that
desire to notice. In my remarks in opposition
session. did injustice TO my friend the Senator from
CulJeper Mr. Shakelfcd. The injustice caused by
phca error in changing the word Senate Senator!
But Mr Hall does me Injustice, Init mang that have
the record in this statement have addressed the House
half dozen times this session, and then only for lew
minutes Notwithstanding Of my constituents have
been complaining of my silence. Iii my ambition be 4
working not talking member and If 1T any time in the
brief remarks may feel my duty make in the House,
should unintentionay do in Justice TO one, will
be ready TO mako amend. AND. MCDONALD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13

II
g SOUTHERN your, gentleman. gracuaie oil brown ~
- IT, with i. testimonials, both as 10 scholarship
rae er-.si.eya School in hcltny par! Of one OF he
S:a,ss Ay;,y 20 Re-. W. II jordan, Hsr!ent"n, NJ.
Anil III.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-13

,a uppor pari Of which, ~aa "esnpeA I'd r"sahee, oy
" F. aann) wooden building Owned BY 'a'ea a. fool'
and occupied by t. G. Holmes IaoEs shop, were oil
sro, cd md tic rc::dncc Of Wr ShaEHun ari several
orr houses were more or less damaged The mal bags
and other public property OF the post office were saved The
entire loss sustained is estimated al about $40. CU0.