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DES LOIS De LA NATURAL ISATION
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10. Tout stranger blanc ct Iihrr. pcut
airc admis devcnir citoyen dcs Etats.
Unis Oh d'aucun des dts E,ats. aux con-
dItions suivnntes, savoir 10. Gull aura
declare. sous sermont on affirmation. de-
want Ia Conr Snptrieurc de district "a de
circuit, dun des Etat<, OIL dcs Districts
Tcr'Itoriaux des Etat$- Unis, on devant
une Conr de Circuit on de District des
Etats. Uns, on devant touic autrc Cour
d,enregistrement dun Fiat qnclrouone,
ayant lnridiction de Ia lo commune. I'm
scean ct un grrflicr on proto,notaire. OF
devant le greQier d'aucune des dites
ConrS, dcux ans an moins avant son ad-
mission, que c'eIait de bonnc fol san in
ten'ion de desenir citoyen des Etats.
un's, eide renoncerpour ton ours toute
soums-ion ct lideIite tout prince etran-
ger, potential, etat Oh souvcrainctt uuel-
conqne, ct notamment, en- H. nonmunt,
lc prince, poentat, Etat ct solvcrainete
don't lc dit stranger pcut i l'&poqne atrc
suJct ou ritoyen. 90. Qn'iI devra, Iors
de sa demande en- admission, dtcarer
sous scrment Oh affirmation, e,, pIeinc
Cour, ct dcvant une des Cuurs precittrs,
q'ril supporters la Constitution des Etnts-
un's ct quill renonce ct abjnre absou-
ment ct entierement tou:e soumission ct
hdeltt Il tout prince stranger, potential,
Etat on sou'eraipete qneIco"qne, {, no.
lamment, eli le de.ignant, le prince, po
tentat, Etat OH souverainett, don't il etat
'"vant le sulet on citoyen. 80. Que dams
le cas- oil l'etrangcr demandant d etre
admls CONNIE citoyen, anr;it etc nvesti
d'ancun tire hereditaire, on anrait ap.
partenn ancun des ordrcs de noblesse.
dams le Royaume on l'Etat d'on il vien-
drait, II detra en- outre, fairc une renon--
citation cxpresse de son ttre devant Ia
Cour >alsc de sa demandc. do. Que la
Cour admettant lc dit stranger devra
etre satisfaite, par le serment on I'aflir.
nation dc citoyens dies Etats. Unis, que
pendant les cinq anntes qoi ont immty
diatement precedt son admission, il a
reside dams les limitcs des Etats- Unis,
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LETTRE D'ACCEPTATION DU
GENERAL. PIERCE.

'acCcpte in nomination sur les bases do
programme adopte par la Convention,
non phrCc que, CONNIE candldat, -on
dot s'aticndre ce que je Ie fnssc.
na's parce que les principcs dc &C
programme commandment l'approba.
ton dc mon jugcmr't, ct parce que je
crois que jc pnls atirmer en- tonte Sc
cuntG que, dams tout e cours de- ma
vic, on nc po"rTait trouver nj mn ialt,
nj IN mot, en- contradiction avec Ccs
principles.
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tinai, moi. lly await longtemps que je
n'avais t,ussi bien dormi. A Ia vcrits...
lie colonel ne put achever ga phrase
Julien ttait annonce.
Apres les civilites allectucuscs echan-
gees. ,1..''. ''s3
--Je inc rends, dit Inlicn i M. dc
Mareuse. d votre invitation de cetlc
mutt. Nous irons, qnand vons voudrez,
mon cher oncle, chez le general, mais
probablement jugerez.vous nilc de dire
le but de cette visitc avant dc In E,ire.
--C'est jnstc. En- to tronvant eette
mutt frater"ellemcnt anprAs de ma fem
me, je tai cit que j'avais beancoup dc
chooses il t'apprendre. Econte-moi don't.
Ie colonel, Mne dc Mareuse etaient
assis.--Mmc de Mareusc regardait qucl.
qneiois le cabinet !: on e1t pn rcmarqner
dc fimpatience dams son geste ct dc
l'anxiftf dams son regard. Une parole
indiscrete ne ponvait-elle s'tchaprer, ct
II le captif du cabinet l'entendait, man
rait.elle pas tout Il craindre dune rivalite
jalonse, dune esptrancc amonreuse de-
cue ? - Julien ecouiait. 10 colonel atait
tout son reci,. Ce rtcit il 10 lit paleragl-
cement en- oes ter,nes
Julien, j'ai rromis mon infortuna
frere mourant de le rcmpIacer aupres de
toi, Al tenu ma promesse :je crois ayoir
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N074.

dn dit traite ct de incorporation du dit
Etat.
20. Tons les habitans de bonnc fol de
Ia RtpuhIlqnc du Texas devinrent ci-
'oycns dcs EIats- Unis par rincorpora-
ton de Ia ditc RtpubIquc CONNIE un
dcS Elats-Unis, sous la resolution du
Congress portant date 20 d6cembre 1916.
50. En- vcrtu de Particle huit concIu
cntre les Eats- Unis ct la RtpubIiqoe du
Mexiqnc Guadalupe Hid"Igo lie 2 e.
vricr lSlS, tous les Mcxicains alors re-
>id;nt sur les territories cedts aux Etats-
unis par &C traitt, devront 6trc conside-
res CONNIE citoyens dcs Etats-Unis, il
moins que dams l'anntc qui "a snivi rt-
change Eit dcs ratilicaious du dit trait,:
il Qutrttaro lc 30 mai 1913, lis n'aicnt
declare !cur intention de conscrvcr lcur
'Ire dc citoycns Mexcains.
90. Aucun ttranger ne pourra atre
rrcu CONNIE citoycn dcs Etats Unis, 81
Il l'&poque dc sa demande en- admission,
lie pays, Pl;tat ou la souverainete, don't il
est s"jet on citoycn, natif on naturalist,
est en- guerre contre les Etats- Unis. 1T
aucun Granger cidevant pIoscrit par un
Etat quelconque, nj aucun individu qui
aura etc legalement convaincu d'avoir
joint l'armee de Ia Grande. Bretagne
pendant Ia guerre dc Ia Revolution, nc
scrn admis CONNIE citoyen, sans Ie con-
scn'emcnt de Ia Legislature de rEtat OH
lc dit stranger aura etc proscrit.
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Pardon. J'ai "ppris que Il co'one
ftait Paris, jai appris qu'on ratend
da,,s me heure. Arrive moi.meme depui.
peu d'instants...
Nlais ic colonel est dc rctonr, mon.
sicur!
ta--Oa ne m'etlraie poit vainement.
madame, Je sais que 10 colonel. 81
II est arrive cettc mutt, ct EN- effct
on peut ignorcr... Mais je yous jure...
1e vons jure que j'ai le temps de
vons dire que je he pais vivre sans etre
aine de vo,,s...
- Silence !! dc pareis mots penvent
retentir aux oreiIles dun homme que
vons n'avez pas l. droit d'offenser.
--Jc n'entcnds oilenser pcrsonne, pas
meme vous, madame. Vous m'avez laisse
croire que je pouvais etre ,lime, vous ma
veg antorise i aimer...
-Cc langage...
-Auriez-vous onblie que vous accent.
liez mes paroles, que yous repondiez il
mon scurire....
--Imprudente
oh ! permettez le mot : ST yous ne
m'aimez point en- ellet ditcs coquctte |!
-Une injnre :
Non I'm grace =. aimcz. moi. Au
nom do cicl, madamc...s
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Pile, lc voas Ell conjnre, monsieur... Son
neven va vcnir, lis doivent SC rendrc en-.
sembe chez lie general, lis soltirol,t ct
vons sercz Iibre... pitie c'est moi qui
vons 'lemande pitis... Evitcz d'alleurs
pour vous-memc, qn'un scandaIc.
---Eh bien oni, NADINE, rspondit
Arthur, qni await pnru rtf1cchir, o,,i, jc
m'eitermcrai dams ce cabinet. Mais
voas promettcz que Get amour que i'm
plore ;. = 2 .'.... -
Point d'inntiles on'ragcs...
-.)e resterai donc... t
--Sachez que jc lui nj dit votrc pre-
miere audace... Sa colere...
-Je In braverai
SOFT -. Dcmeurcz done, ct ic COM
pleterai Iaveu.
Mais Arthur await WI l'inllexihilite de
Ia Jenne femme, ct trouvant i peu pres
sot d'ntlronter I'M serieux danger, entrn
dams le cabinet.
--Je cede i yos prieres. dit.il dune
facon aussi pea adroile qa'illogique, jjai
pi'it. m,is je gardc respoir
La porte dn cabinet etait fermee.--
Nine de Marcnsc .,'avait pu Sc tromper
sur le motif vrai dc la rctraite d'Arihur
de VendeniI.
Nj. de Marense eutrait.
-Dtja leyte .Ah! j'ai etc Peu ma
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ELECT EU rs.

Premier District Electorl. - Erwin
WARREN MoisE, tlccteur; hs. Bienve
nm. sibstitut.
Srcona District Eicctmal.- GENERAL
J. b. PlAucnE. tlectcar; m Dmbor,
sub.titut.
Iroisieme District Eircford = TRAsr.
MoND LANDRY, tlecteur; 7. Scudty.
suhsiltnt.
Quairieme District Elcct9L Tloa.
GREEN DAvIpoN. electcur; E.. W,ck
i)r. snbsti'ut.
Cinquiene District Eectord - Tnos.
OvERroN Moons, electear; (H. yNou-
tou, subslitnt.
Sirien,e District Eiectorai.- r. w.
RICHARDSON, elcctcuf; iie,d Philips.
euos'tt"'' E4JgE #s8tf |Bst3
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On lit dams lc Courier des Etais- Unt.

On lit dams lc Courier des Etats- Unis /.
- Les ams dc M. Webster Boston
viennent cnfn de Sc dtcidcr prcndre
nne mes're encrgique. lis proposcnt
formellement aux wings ct aux unionis-
les de snbsttncr NJ. Webster a NJ. Scott
pour In canddatnre prtSidentelle, ct lis
ont decide den appeler d'abord aux ci-
toyens dn Massachusetts pour In procla>
nation oAicielIe de M. Webster. lis ont
en- meme temps Eait une ouvcrture d.
rectc aux wings dc Ia Caroline du Nord.
L'nne des resolutions adopt6es's'exprime
dc In maniere suiynnte sfr-. .f
Les amis de M. Daniel Webster,
reunis en- convention dams Ia patrie meme
de CO grand homme d'etat ndressent
Ieurs salntations aux wings nationaux de
Ia Caroline du Nord, leur proposant d'a-
dopter la candidatnre de- VIM. Graham
ct lenr offrant Daniel Webster CONNIE
IN digne associ6 dams Ia prochaine cam
pagne presidentielIe. ~
"An Sud tout enticr lis rappellent que
leS CotllpIO'tHs sVtll OIVlC uu |OuTs lis
lui proposent done ,d'accepter le ticket
vote Baltimore, mais cn mettnnt le nom
de Webster i In place de celui dc Scott:
!c Nord ct le Sud seraient ainsi tgale-
ment partagts, ct aycc Webster ct Gra.
ham, nous serions sdrs d'emporter Ic
pays. @ Sd
Nous avons grand'peur. comme nous
avons deja Gu i'occasion de le f4ire en-
tcndre, que celte dsmarche heroIque
n'arrive trop tasd. Les wings Sc sont
hahituts i cntendre le nom de Scott; lis
ont bn lc plus amer de leur mecontente-
ment; presque tous les jo"rnanx nAuents
ont arbore e nom des candidats regu-
hers, ct Sc trouvent ninsi engages sans
cspoir de conversion. lie movement
webstcriste ne pourra arrivGr i d'adre
resnltat que dc rendre Ia dtfaite de Scott
un penrlu, certaine. VOLTA tout.
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Qnnnd lie Sud St prononccra,'i-l pour
m hotnme qn, CONNIE lc General Scott.
(" AIMERAIT MiEux sE CoupER lie BRAS
DRoIr QUE In coNsACRER A IA DEFEN-
sE pE LINsrlruTioN DE /. 'gscLAvAGEW
Qnand !...--i.a veiIIe de- son suicide.
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Nous croyons etre agreeable il I'm
grand nombre de d6mocrntes de PAS
ccnslon ct tous les ttrangrrs, en- pu-
bliant les lois dc naturalization qpi nous
rtgisscnt. Noici Ccs lois
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PENSEES ECRITES DE SCOTT.

;" .je s'i> dopinion que dams lie district
de CoI"n'ic, Ie C""gfes peut dtcrt'e'
tel|rs measures lni lni convicndront pon,
I'n!lranrhi>semcnt des csclavcs, en- Of
lrant Ion'rios aux proprIttaircs unc re-
tribution ralSonlable.' ...a 5.....
H.. croyances dn Chrt'ien ne pen
vent manllcr dc dtlivrcr lc maItrc de
I'esrlavr ct l'rtcln>c dn mnitre... pcut-
atre meme arant que Ce dcrner SO soit
opercu ct ait reconna que la relation So
eiale ani exisie entr'eux. cst ronttatre aux
inltIets teunporel, des dcux races"
T.
''Je snis persuade, que les maIres ct
les Eiats ii csclaves sont tcnus par une
obligation morale ct impt,iense dem
ployrr tons les moyens q"i ne seraeni
pas inc"mpatibles ascc Ia sure'e des
dtnx races, pour amtIiorrr 'c.clavagr.
meme M nolnt d" rEXTERMlNFR." :"
(E1traits de Ia iett~e d,t general
.Scou, en- dote nc WASHINGTON,
FGuier lSt3)
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AGENTS DU PIONEER.

lM. 4. Eude, Passage
KLlr-OnLEAys de Ia i,ourse, No IS,
J encoinurc Cont.
ASCENSION NM Richrd & Tempet
RrvrRe-NEuvE. . NJ. Firmh Dnplessis.
IgERvtILE NJ. j. Bran.
sr-JAcquEs +. NJ. Augt,e Thtriot.
Sr-JEAN BAprisTE, Al i, .,a,d p.rra,
ST. CHARLES
posr.l.nrAux, At. Edmond Buard.
TuIpopAux M. Adohe Blanchard.
HogMA -. NJ. +, iagnt.
SfE-MAEIE NJ. Etlnne Fcnlsson.
AssoMrrtoN G. Rodriguez Cafe Star.
BELLE RlvIERE NJ. Pierre Tleriot
PAtNcotGTvrLLE, M. G.. J.E. G,uthier,
IT Dams les paroisses on nous 'avons pas.
uommtd dugents, nous prions les Mdtres de Posie
d., vouIoir Sc charger le i'agene q notre teuille
AMMO Pour les insertins, ,annonccs
avis, etc, etc, les conditions sont fs snivantes
Par Dix LlcNEs, pour la lere nscIion Ssl 90
Pour les Insertions suvantes Il: -: 90
Tout ahonne qni vondra suspedrc son abon-
lcment, ,dcvra prevenir, par ecrl les editenrs,
,uinzs lonrs au moins, ayant Expiration du
rimestre-
On execute l'imprmere dn lpNNlEn, @, ce
,rx prix les plus moderes. tontesspeccs lou
,rages typographiqncs, (.jobs,) tclq"e, cAnTEs
\CruREs. PAMPHLETS. B1ANcs, &C., ETC.
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lE PlONN!ER De IASSOMP TON.
pUBLtE PAR
EUGENE SUPE R lELLE.
DlMANCHE. S SEpTIAlBRE 1852.
CONDITIONS 0tt Dourmal :

BONNEMENT -l'abonlement est paya
Bile p'AvANcE.
PoUg UH AN -: 30 w
PoUR SIX MOS -: w
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mo STONE MAsONs.-

ITO STONE NASONS.-Proposalsw will be re-
l. ceived at this Office until IL O'Clock, NJ, On
THURSDAY, the 7th of October next, for about $50
Iineal fee of stone culvert, commencing near the
intersection of Clay and 7th streets, and extending
No Clay and 9th streets to point near the North
Wes inter section Of Marshall and 9Th streets. The
culyert will be CT mmenced depth of ls feet be
low the surface of 7th street, and reach its ternina
ton at depth of 613 feet It's capacity will be Z!
by feet clesr-side walls average feet thick LAID
on good flag stor running across and under each
wa,i-and the calvert covered with thick, strong
granite slabs-all the stOLes to oa laid with good
cement mortar Also, calvert by feet clear
to be built in the same manner, in the ravine be
tween 9th and 9Th streets, abou. 40 lineal feet in
length, where no excavation IS needed.
The contractor will enter into covenant with
ample security for prompt and faithful execution OF
the work, which is wanted soon as it is practica
BILE to com 2ie,e it. All the surplus earth and rub
bish to be removed by :he contractor and depos
ted Oh 9th street, North of Clay street.
Payments will be rnade on monthly estimates
with reservation OF % per cent until the compile
lon of the work
The estimate has been placed at 80 IS per Inca
foot. No bid beyond that sum will be considered
Unless the contract Or signed within ten day,
from and after the date CT the award it will be con
sihered abandoned.
sc 30-dtd M BATES. Supt Streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-02

EULoGY on Mr. CLAY.-Mr. Crittenden de-
Gvered an eulogy on MIR. Clay, at Louisville,
on the 29th ult. The Geographic account
snys-"to attempt synopsis Of this beautiful
eulogy, or description of the scene, even in
the most glowing language, would detract
from the reality and do injustice to an occasion
% full of interest"
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MAXINE NE VS..
ARRIVED,
PORT OF RiC ii III ID n ID

ARRIVED,
Schr Hsxall, Lay field, New York. mdse to D
Currie.
Schr James Lybrand, Ball, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Citizen, Poor, Portland, plaster and molas-
ses.
Ludlam 81 Watson.
Steamer Pocahontas, Jones, Baltimore, mdse, to
Ludlam g. Watson.
SAILED,
Schr Magnet, Halifax -four, &c.
Cleared at New Castle, eng anu September 10TH
White Cloud, Creigh Alexandra, Va
Schr Tawtucket, Ulmer, Rockland for Richmond
arrived at New port 25th nit,
Schr Jenkins, Knox, from Fredericksburg, ar
rived at Norfolk 30th
Schr II Townsend, Hutchinson from Rich.
mond, bound to Braz, was in Hampton Roads Both.
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Murders, or attempted murders, are as fire.
quent in New York as the rising of the sun.
The corrup,ions Of public officers, and the
debased state of society, have reached such a
crisis, as to cause the formation of "RefoIm
League" in which number of the Leading
citizens take part, with view to a substantial
reformation.
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EDUCATION.

nj RS. MEBANR AND MISS BOD.
lSx WELL inform their patrons and the COM
munity that they have removed their School to the
very pleasant and commodous house on Grace
street recently occupied by Mrs. Shelton, and op.
posits st. Johns Church.
A few young ladies' can be accommodated ~
boardcrs 10 Mrs Ms family.
The house she at present occupies is Tor rent -
Immediate possession given. oc 1-3r
NAY sCHOOL FOR GIRLS, MAIN
II STREET, BETWEEN 3RD AND 4TH.-
the Home School," about twenty-five day pupils
will be received. The School will continue under
the SAM hiphly qualified ladies who have heretofore
conducted it. English branches from SO to $40
French. &C. $40 each Painting, drawing &c, at
Professors prices. Instruction on the Harp, Piano
or Guitar in the family to six eight OF the pupils
if desired. Immediate application requested. The
School will commence LIST Monday in October.
B. B. MINOR, Attorney at Law.
Law Building, Sept. 81, 1852. se22-fs
NkW classical SCHOOL, BY THE
would respectfully inform the inhabitants of Rich.
mond and its vicinity that he will open Classical
School in the house lately occupied By David Ander.
son, Jr Esq., on 7th street. near Leigh street, on the
LIST Monday in October. From many years success-
tul experience, he hopes for share of public pat
ronage.
Location-It is one of the very best in tie city for
youth, being very retired and at the same time con.
venient The rooms are large and tiry.
Sessioa-From LIST OCTOBER until LIST August.
7erms-For all the English branches $40 per SEES
sion /; for Classics and Mathematics, $50. Payments
for five months invariably In advance.
DEMONSTRATION C. Hobson, John Maben, w.
F. Taylor. H. w Quarles, Esqs. se22-2w*
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e Justice Laggart, of Buffalo, adjourned
his court few days since from fear of the
cholera, it is said, though there was no appear.
apce Of the disease in the city.
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n RICHMOND HAT MANUFAUTO'

Ell RICHMOND HAT MANUFACTO.
dARY.-The subscriber invites the attention of
the tiade to his new and extensive Fall Stock of
HATS and CAPS, which comprises all the various
grades, Styles colors and qualities OF Gentlemens,
Boys and Chiidrens' Hats and Caps now in use.
Merchants of Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nessee particularly requested to examine before
going further North ths almost infinite variety Of
goods now ready for their inspection at this estab
li.hment. Those who have the disposition to pre-
fer home manufactures and encourage home in.
dussry, can do sn with advantage by supplying
themselves and their customers with Richmond
made goods, which will be warranted as tine In
quality and perfect in workmanship as can be pro.
duced in any market in the world, while the prices
shall be reduced to the lowest and most economical
American standard Those who may wish TO pat
ronize the manufactures of other STATES be tur
nished W IN Northern and Eastern goods at the
manufacturers prices The stock consists OF the
usual variety of fine fashionable Hats and Caps, OF
old gentemen's broad brims from the finest to the
lowest qualities; Servants Hats and Caps OF al
kinds, from one dollar per dozen IN Children and
infants Hsts and Caps, Ladies' riding Hats. all
the various styles and qualities Of soft Hats Tar.
Caps, hair, seal, cloth, leather, plnsh (ceton ana
silk) Fur Caps up to the very snes. Oiter and bes
yer.
Ladies' Furs-Mufs, Tppets, Mufatees,
Cuffs, Victornes, Foot Mufs, Misses and Chiidrens
Mutfs, Victorines, &c, as complies and well assoF
ed stock of these goods AS is usually kept IN lnS
most fashionable fancy Fur stores of New YORK.
au 3l-2m JOHN DOOLEY, 81 Main q.
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DEATH OF Ex-Governor CHAMBERs.-Ihe
death of this distinguished and es,imable citi.
zen is announced as having taken place on the
2l.t instant, at the residence Of his son-n law,
a, Paris, Bourbon county, Ky. Mr. c. had
held and done honor to some important pub
lie trusts, having been a member OF Congress,
territorial Governor Of Iowa, and Commits !
sioner to treat with the Indians in Minnesota.
His death will be generally regretted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-02

HThe Ravels are attracting immense au-
diences at the Holiday street theatre, in Bal.
aimore,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-02

HHon. VIM. R. King left Portsmouth, en-
route to Alabama, on Wednesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-02

u tits stated that Bishop Brownel, now
senior Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal
church in the United States, is in rapidly de-
clining health. Bishop Meade, of Virginia, is
the next senior Bishop.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-02

a NEW tOLC M T. Or THE "POPU.
IN LAR BRARY'-Stories from Blackwood.
vol, l6mo, cloth-50 cents. Contents: The First
and Last Dinner, Maiayoti, The Iron Shroud, The
Ayenger, The Announcements and Three Rooms,
Nicholas Drinks, Fried Mackerel tor Dinner,
Fortune Hunting Extraordinary.
One of the most ticult things to write is a good
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