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DUKE DICINAL C0nLTYEao oI1

we have recently received direct from The
Banks OF Newfoundland, a large supply If The
aooge article Being fresh and pure, It is with
confidence believed to possess, in very unusual
degree, those medicinal properties n2on which its
and prepared in the most careful manner be ora t
the most respectable houses in Newfo1ndIan5
from the ivers Of Cod FL h. taken go late a. Auens;
last. Oh obtained during this month is Of much
other season of the year, owing, it ia sunnosad ~
the then condition OF the feeding grounds of thai
valuable Fish For sale by the gallon or bottle by
ADIE & GRAY,
de IL l47 Main straat
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- LYREDUCED PRICES.-Fron and after thia
date we are Offering our large aud cheap stock of
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods, at greatly reduced
prices IN order to reduce the sufficiently, pr
in search for really cheap and hgndsome goods,
must not fail to call on as. We have the largest
assoftmentin Drees Gooos of ali kinds; beautiful
u Iousllnes at one shilling. Also, another lot of
Needle work OF all descriptions, very cheaD-
White red and yellow Flannels, very low ia fact,
everything neeiful and desirable in the DrV Goods
line, can be had at our store little cheaper than
any where else.
Ribbons, Florenees, Marealise, Satins, Bennett
and Mantlla Velvets, will sell at cost TO all who
Will cell. }. MILLHI5ER g. BROTHER,
no :! 1913 Broad street.
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~ The number of deaths in Balumors
during the past week was l04, the greatest
portion Of the mortality being among children,
IS Of the whole number being under Is years
of age.
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PRICE, ONEtCENT

AN Extraordinary CASE Quite an 81.
eiiement occurred on Friday morning a, tbs
funeral OF colored man in LoubarI strsa,
near Front, Philadelphia. The deceased had
oeen ior many years the proprietor of a sailor
boarding helse, and accumulated considerab
property. Two women, with children. wer.
present, claiming TO be his widow. The one in
possession OF the house was a colored woman,
The step-daughter of ais former vile. bv vbo,,
1t Is said, he had children before the death ~
her mother. He was married to this girl ON
sunday night last, while on his death-bed.-
Inc other Is bux0n white female claimant,
protesting to have been married TO him soma
ti'ne ago, and she came with two good look
ing children, exhibiting, however, he eyidep.
ces OF African blood in their veins.
Inc black wife and her friends refused adj.
n,t.snce m .s 10 her white rival, who remained up.
On me pavement in front of the house for
couple o, hours, in hopes of getting a rli,nnse
OF her alleged husband, and giving the cbiI.
dren chance Of seeing their f,thsr 81.
olo not succeed, and snally left the scena in
carnage which she had brought for the nnr.
pose OF riding to the grave. The whole scsn.
was dlsgracetul, and there were a crowd OF
huckster,women and others around, who
seemed disposed TO give the degraded woman
dueking. y
Frankfort newspaper gives the following
extraordinary anecdcte: Nj. Leissny, the
best actor Of Germany, has just died. He
lett all his fortune, which was considerable
TO the charitable Institution. Of Frankfort
In ms VIII be states that he has been torment.
ed all his life with the i lea of his being bu
RED alive and, in order to avoid any risk of
such a contingency, he ordered that as soon as
his death should be declared by the competent
medical authority, his skin should be flayed
from his body from head to foot, and that the
skin so taken off should be given TO the Ma.
scum OF Natural History Of Frankfort. In
his viii, ii: Leissing named the surgeon who
should perform the operation, and left large
sum as his compensation. The Museum " .
| applied TO, to know whether it would accent
! SO strange beques,; it replied affirma,ively,
on condition that the skin should first under
60 the treatment necessary for It's preservation
| The Tribunal Of Premiere Instance then sane,
| toned the will
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-23

Re ,olutions declaring the sense OF the peo-
ple Of North Carolina against Intervention were
last week passed in the popular branch OF ths
Legislature Of that State, with few dissenting
votes.
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n EtEkB E4iiiN tI.-The subsc lbers again
! g.frg their services 20 their friends and the
pIh,. 70 hire out Negroes the ensuing year. They
W. ,her best efforts 10 get good prices and good
homes. Fers Is wishing US 10 hire 2ut their Ne
grJ 5 VIII please Inform possible
n. + b c. 3. HILL,
Corner Of Franklin and Wall streets.
L.
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AAIN .OKUHARD ACID WATER.-We

AAik ORCHARD ACID WaTER.-We
- call the attention of Physicians aad others to
this Mineral Water, IS being of the most efica-
cious and al the same time one of the most simple
remedial agents known. 1t hes been successfully
used in the treatment Of many diseases, peciaIlv
those attectog the stomach bowels and urinary or
sans, as Diabetes, Dyspepsie, Piles Chronic Mucous
CatarIh general debility and loss Of appetite, Scaid-
head and Salt Rheum, night swests, and all diseas-
of the skin. Drop:y in its earliest stages has al.
SO been successfully treated with this water Des-
cIiptlye pamphlets furnished gratis by
ADIE & GRAY, Druggists,
de u Sole Agents for the State of Nirginia.
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The DAILY DISPATCH
THE ANTWERP LINE.

We find the following letters from the Bel
glan Minister, in the Enquirer of Monday
The dea about " the FAIR is an admirable
one, and one which has not before suggested
Itself TO US, or we presume to our readers. II
will De seen that while Belgium, in 1850. re.
ceived Of our products s. ,227 900, she receiv.
ed still larger amount by the way Of Enc.
land. Why cannot we supply the same ma
terial direct7 But we refer the most sceptical
to this letter, and if he is not convinced that
we have the power to freight a steam line,
then we shall conclude that to argue with him
is hopeless task.
LEGATION DE BELGIoUE, A WASHINGTON, }
GEoRGETowN, Dec. =, 1852.
Dear Sir: only received to day, your note
OF the 18th OF November enquiring as to Mr..
lie Hardy de Beaalieu's position and autho-
rity for conferring = iih su upon the lines OF
steamers between this country and Belgium
Mr.. LIE Hardy de Beaulieu is a gentleman
of high respectability, and was duly aurho.
riZed to make efforts to secure a steam com
munic alton, between the United States and
Belgium. As have told you, some months
ago, the Belgian Government is desiTous to
have this line, ard will deal in the most favo.
ratle manner towa.ds it.
have the honor to be,
Your very oh't servant,
DE BOSCH SPENCER.
Mr.. AMBROSE W. THOMPSON, Richmond, Va
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49, sEt:EIS a HANCs: FOR d a IL
{ GAINS Al TIE FRANKLIN CLOTHING
STORE, No l32, Main Street, Richmond Va.-We
have just received in addition to already large
Stock Of Ready &ada Clothing q superior lot of
0v,- Goats, of various Styles. Also, Dress Sacks,
Frock and Dress Goats OF every color, style and
raa.,.T; Plain Back a,i tancy Cashmere Pants
Also Vests in ca Hess variety, and OF every style
q1a.ty ana Iaateral. large and very select stock
df tisn,lanen's Furn shing Goods Every article
,uitab' q - complete the Gent!eman's Wardrobe
Also, Umbrellas, Carpet Bags &c &c. All OF which
W. Will sell at cost until the lst of January, we
wish t. ciuuse out the entire Stock by that time
Th0s- vino call early y i'll get the best bargains.
X DECOU CO.,
d. Aim 1872 Main Street
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:. Ht'RO HiRiHG FOR Is53-BY 10

tF'ttV II Il - T . 2 IS0.5-bI 10
- LEK ( COOK We again offer our services
g. g-7 eds ana the pubic, IS Agents for the
a.r.-- e-t :dar ryauss for the ensuing year
AID :or our guaclIality in paying over hires re.
l..yrf aai our lttrntiOn 70 the servants comm Z
O.! 10 OR manage smart W refer 10 those who have
bon 49,: as - tay ur with their patronage
-1re'-tJ:a. To pers rs residing in the country,
"" Eruli remark, hat i is important that we
s..24.I rt' informed a. early practicable of the
e. ah.- Q: servants. their ages Qualifications &c
Intended - be sent ~. that we may be the better
euaa a,- 10 secure goo1 AOues and good prices for
.easc.
We II. also Secure homes for white servants,
IN r-ss.Va5la terms. TOLER L COOK,
En General Asents
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AIRS. ANN b. DAVIS Dear Friend
M Please send by the bearer, two bottles
more of your Coaah Elixir. Ny last sapply
Is nearly exhausted, and never hke 10 be without
|, In The house 1t 10 now upwards Of twelve years
since frat made trial Of H. aud have taken il rs-
neaedly siEce in cases OF cold and coash, and have
also administered Ii to other members Of my fami-
ly--my children In 2articulaF--whh the most hap
py eject / have tried nearly oil the cough reEns-
dies of the day, and have no hesitation In sayisg
thai believe yours 70 be the most valuab ie pre-
parsdon Of the kind now In uss, and - Mnily
medicine almost indispensable. therefore tAks
great pleasure tn Recommending IL to the conn.
denee and patronage Of the public.
Very respectfully, your obs servt.
Z WARREN.
Rtcknoak, Nos. %, is52.
For sale, Wholesale and rstsil, by BENNETT 4
BEERS, A, BODEkER, CHA9. BECK, CHAS. D
YALE, aud MFa A. B. DAVIS, Main street. and
BOUCHER & MELTON. Broad st, Richmoot.
de IL
CUPKRIOR BERGEN CREAM ALR
y so barrels 10 whole and halt bsrrels, just re
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-23

Mir. r. s. Walker, oil Nacogdoches, is spo.
en- of as candidate for Congress in Eastern
Texas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-23

TAn,a Goods are tsom the most celebrated Eng.
is. :lGuutartori ei direct importation, and can
o., asE~rpas7ed either in quality or price
AS. .J~ priced, AL wool, hemp and cotton chair
'arg-ts 'ery r.cn Rugs, printed Drugget &C. &c,
II , 4 j. stree.
IL % CHRISTIAN A. TATupOp
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CUPKRIOR BERGEN CREAM ALR;
y SO barrels 10 whole and halt barrels, just re-
ceived by JUAN PiZZiNi
do Is Next door 10 Exchange BANK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-23

THE GIANT WEsr.-What constitutes the
S,s,e of Illinois, Iadiana, and Wisconsin.
having tweniy-,hree Representatives and SIX
Senators in Congress, was not many years
ago, one Congressional District; and The dele
gate who then represented all thus territory Is
vet living,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-23

THEN AND Now.-Fifiy years ago. Steam snsn
oats w.r. unknown; now there are 30e0
.Sos, on American waters alone. In 1909
there sne was va not a single railroad ia the world
now there are Ie,OOs miles in the y. States
and md about 2, 900 in America and England
Hail a century ago il took some weeks to cor
xsy .ey = from Washington to New Orleans;
now no, A masy seconds a. il then did weels.
Fifty wears ago the most rapd printing press
was worked by band ps~er; new eteam prints
20. 900 papers an hour on q siagi' press: Now
ia q sreat-fellow, but will be mach bigges
r. = csntury hspce-- Cleveland Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-23

CEILING GEF Ar COST.-At No l76,
- Corner Of Broad and 9th street We have still
q large stock of StDxle and Fancy Dry Goods on
hand which we are Offering at Cos; Prices The
Chzuza W. intend making In cur Business, and to
have the 5 ,ore we new occupy rehtted, compels
u to close by the first of next month. Persons in
want Of Dry Goods will find It to their advantage
10 give as a CALI as we offering great induce
rrauts. Our stocA Of Cloths, Casneres, Vestngs,
Fls!la,.,, Carp4tngs, Alap8cas, Muslin de LANES,
Bi ,achei and Brown Donestcs is large and well
assorted wish full stock Of White Goods aid
Other articles generally kept by u.s. at prices which
cannot fail to please. ..
No l5-d2rn J & NJ ROSEN3AUM
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N.ch vc.yct and Brussels tapestry Carpets
81. a,y. taread and grain do
= .r,- D!t>b DO
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sTABLER'S ANODYNR CHERRY EX.
PEETERANY'.

Is confidently recommended to
EskS~F invallds, UNSURPASSED by any
N known preparat on for the cure OF
-GANXs ! COUGHS, HOARSENESS, and 9th.
JANss@Sser er forms of CoInlIon Colds, BRON.
S>-~><-- OUTFITS ASTII NA CRnTrp CON
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| NOR EIIRE.-We will hire out, Tor the oa-
L lance of ,ha year and for the next year, a re-
| rnarkaby nice Negro Girl, suitable Loq enam'
ssr maid, or for nursing. TOLER & COON.
| deI6 General Agents.
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A. y Eo,ro Snita de 10

E7Ety BOOK S.-W alde-Warren tale OF CIR
N runstantial evidence, by Emerson Bennet-2oc
Z!ngr4, the Gipsy, by Annette Marie Mailard-5o
Minnie Grey, or Who is the Hair ? 5y the author
o. Amy LaWIenc5-5Qc
la--JOc c.. r,
BY Novel, OF Varieties in English Lie, % Sir Z
Bql yer Lytton, part lst-37he
Lord S8x0ndale, Dr Life among the Londeh AiiS'
tocrscy. by q W NJ Reynolds, part lst-5Oc
Jnc'e Toa-'s Cabin, = vols, mualin-l oO
Aunt Phillis' Cabin or Southern Lie as II lsi
reply 10 Uncle Tom vol, musli2-75c
fGrsaleby JAS X GLIB
drl7 So opposite the City Hotel
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91LOTHING Ar GUST, CLOTHING


CTEAMSHIP IAIL IL E.-hOkE
- khW CLOTHING by Steamships OF this
week r have received large additions to our stock
Of Ready made Clothing" which, as the season
L. go tar advanced we disposed to sell at very
low prices for cash. The stock now on hand al
M rcyer was better and the subscribers never
more. arlx!yus = make sales Now Is tle time Tor
ba-saius good -, and wei made Clothing;
Van Us qualities, coIors, and prices Of over
Pa.,s. Vests Also, Under Shirts and Drawers,
Fancy Goods and Boys Clothing CAL at No lo2
Main street r.,Dv,,,r
KEEN, CHiLE5 BALDWIN;
A. D Ec,ro Gnita de l6
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A RTIsT's bRUSHEs.-Au assortment OF
"a Fine Artists BRUSHES, just to hand and for
sale by o A STkECkER
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DRISG your Toilet Bottles and have them
ID 6Iled with that admirable and choice perfume,
tha D;Orsay Cologne Water, at
j. B. WOODS, City Drug Store,
Corner above City Hotel,
Sole manufacturer Of the Genuine D'Orsay
Az Cologne Watef
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-23

NOAL.-l500 tons OF Anth raciGe Coal OF the best
" quality, on as accommodating terms can be
bought in the city. Persons in want would do
well to send in their orders.
de 10 JOIN w WRIGHT.
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collar LAiiP OIL-WIrter B.eached Is
~ Casks for sale
de IS DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
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EOR THE HAIR.-ThH HYPERION HAIR
l. RESTORER, for invgorating, beauhfyng and
promoting hsa aIthy growth Of the hair.
The Hyperion from its introduction some years
since, has gradually grown in public favor, and by
ts really valuable properties deservedly become
one of the most popular articles of the day For
sale, wholesale and retail, by
PURCELL, LADD & CO, Druggists,
deS 90 Main street.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-12-11
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL IsrELLrcENcER.

The subscription price Of this paper for year THREE
DLLARs payable in advance
lr the long Sessions Of Congress averaging eight
monhs) the price will be Two DoLLARs for the short
bessIps ONE DOLLAR per copy
REDUCTION Of 20 per cent onefth Of the full charge
will be Aade to any who shall order and pay for al
one time I've copies of the Weekly paper and like re-
ducton Of IS per cent Tor onefourth Of the full charge
to any one wo win order and pay for at one me ten ol
more copies.
No accounts bling kept for this paper it will not be fer
warded to any unless paid for in advance nor sent any
longer than the tine for which it is so paid.
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by military force resort has been had to conciliatory
measures BY the invitation of the Commissioner of In
dian Affairs several Of the principal chiefs recently visit
90 washington, and whilst here acknowledged in writing
the 0phgaton OF their tribe to with the least posi-
bic delay Late adyces from the special agent of the
Governmen represent that they adhere their PROMISE
and that council of their people has been called to make
their preliminary arrangements. general emigration
may 4erefore be confidently expected early day
1Ae report from the General Land Office shows in
Crossed activity in its operations The survey Of the
nornan boundary of Iowa has been completed with un-
cxnled despatch Within the last year 522 1858 acres
land have been surveyed and $685. 463 acres
bronf&s into market.
Ia hscal year there Sold 553 OH acres
L0Q with bounty land ,20I, ,314
L0oo4 with other certificates. ........... 1862
&klng total alof.....................4,870 of. 870,067
M404 5ti0n, there were
Rep9 under swamp-land grants. s.......5, ,219,I88 /"
For l4ne improvements, railroads, &c3, OPS, ,92O g
lang an aggregate of..........13, ,115,175 I"
H. - increase in the amount Of lands sold and To-
1er Land warrants of $50 220 the pre-
III "a = szis sela, ,ss.ssa ~ 80 ~.
\ IA. ~ .sa .ls. Es.as ~ 4
by acres; and the sales would without doubt
have been much larger but for the extensive reservations
for railroads in Missouri, Mississippi, and Alabama.
For the quarter ending Both September 1852 there
sold I45,Z zoo acres.
Located with bounty land warrants. ..1, ,387, JIG
Located with other certificates. $40
Reported under swamp-land grants. 485,23S
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3342372 acres; and the sales would without doubt
been much larger but for the extensive reservations
for railroads in Missouri, Mississippi, and Alabama
For the quarter ending Both September 1852 there were
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-07-21
STANDARD FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

STANUARU FUR THE CAMFAIGN.
We propose to send tire Standard to subscribers
for six months, 81 for the Weekly, and % for the
Semi Weekly, in advance. This period will embrace
the campaign for Governor, President, and also the
proceedings of the Legislature. which is to meet in
October next.
We appeal to os' friends in all parts Of the State,
to creulate the documents. Now Re the time to lay
facts before the people. II we would sncceed We
must work-we must make sacrifices of time and
labor for the No valuable result was ever a.
chieved without effort. 81.
Send in the names. .a.'
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-07-21

o. We panied to learn that one Of the speak
al the '' Young Mems Scott and Graham Club -
on Tuesday night last in this City, was driven 10 his
Dictionary prove that Gen. Scots letter Of accep
.ance is all right The word ''accePt" was found
mean Ito take with pleasure -; and thus it seems
that Gen. Scott, in accepting the nomination, was
proved to have taken it ,u.th pleasure" OF course
it is rater the point to say that accept
ing the nomination. with pleasure y events en-
drs;ng the {" compromise -; but we suppose some ale
Iowance must be made for Mr.. Moores kno,0n pster-
military candidates, and we therefore let pass
The Whig Convention of North Carolina, which
assembled in this City the 26,h Of April last SOL
ennly declared they would support no man for the
Presidency unless he is. beyond doubt, in favor of
maintaining the entire series of compromise meas
ures.' Can any statement or proposition be regarded
as beyond doubt" which has to be proceed BY argu.
nent and the aid of Dictionaries
We take this occasion to say that we havea copy
Of " Crabb's Synonymes," in our library. which il
would give pleasure 10 loan to the Club, any
of its orators. .......-
LOUISIANA. W. S. Parham, " hig Elector for the
9th Congressional District, has resigned his appoint
mens snd will advocate the election Of Pierce and
King. The Delta says he will be powerful accss'
sion to the Democrats. .r ..... .-
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-07-21

The GEORGIA CONVENTION. .'Ion," of the BaIti-
more SON says: ITO morrow l,he I4lh] the Geor-
ga Union Convention will be held and the result Of
it, whatever it may be, will be Of much interest. They
may, and probably will, nominate Webser and Wash.
ngton. and in that case, those gentlemen will have
an opportunity to accept or decline the nomination.
They may nominate Pierce and King. In either
event. the State w her vote for Gen. Scott
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-07-21
CTY OF RALEIGH NORTH CAROLINA

VF The Greensborough Patriot does not meet the
statements of our Greensborough Correspondent. 1t
endeavors, in the first place, show that Mr.. Kerr
admitted by-his silence, when Gov. Reid spoke Of
the fact, that he with Gov. Reid on the subject
of the School Fund but the Patriot does not tell the
'ohos truth, because it omits say that in Speech
of two hours in length Mr.. Kerr ,cas profoundly ST.
lent tn relation to that Fund. There's the rub. The
Patriot knew that Mr. Kerr had boasted in the East,
that ne was for the present basis, and for dividing
this fund according to Federal population; and yet
when Mr.. Kerr is silent, in the West, on this very
subject, and is exposed therefor, the Patriot has the
audacity to denounce those who have thus exposed
him as guilty of " abominabe fasehood'' -! Truly
John Kerr and the Scott-Seward cause must be in a
very bad way when such paper as the Patriot is
driven to such conduct. p.
The Patriot, in its attempted defence of Mr.. Kerr
against the statements of our Correspondent, evil
IDENTIFY seeks to avoid the basis question, and that,
too, in what the Register characterzes its prompt
and fearless article. But Mr.. Kerr, as the Regis
ter admits, said he for ''miyed - basis ::
What does that meaR! This is the basis, be it
membered, which is much favored by the Pa
triot and by MesAs. Gilmer, Wiley, Caldwell and
others-,rhat does 1t mean? 1t means, fellow-c,-
zens, the present mixed " basis of the Commons,
bJ which the West has already some six or eight
majority, and change in the pure taxation basis
OF the Senate, by means of Convention. SO as to
g mia" that also, and thus give the West-what the
great mass of her people have not thus far claimed
uncontrolled po,oer in both branches Of the asse"b!y
That is what it means, and we defy the Patriot to
show to the contrary; and this is wha. Mr.. Kerr
must mean, if he means any thing, when he omits
to declare himself, in the West, as he declared him.
self here for the present basis, but takes ground for
a :. mixed - basis.
Neither does the Patriot, in this attempted defence,
(which may be found in the Register of the l4th,)
disagree materially with Correspondent in rela-
ton to Mr.. Kerr's notions about the power of bare
majorities.
The Patriot is evidently vexed. The duplicity of
its candidate has been exposed and it is sorahy. 1t
and it strikes about its adversaries, like blind
mockeson in August, and with quite as much venom.
1t has hit no one as yet. nor is i. likely to do So
P. S. We call the Patriots attention to the fact,
that the statements Of our Correspondent have been
sustained, and its statements stamped with their true
value. and no more by eleven as respectable men as
Guiford County can produce. The only hope of
that paper now either for it's own veracy or for the
success of it's candidate, is TO pronounce erery thing,
generally and broadly, 'vile, locofoco lie"