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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-12
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
MONDAY, April S.
HOUSE.

MONDAY, April S.
HOUSE.
The following resolution was received
from The Senate:
Resoired. That joint committee Of 10,
seven upon the part Of the House. aud six
upon the part Of the Senate. be appointed
to enquire into the expediency Of an adj
jo.rned session. and il expeJient to report
the reasons therefor in their respective boz
dies. On the adoption of this resolution
the ayes and noes were demanded, and the
result was, ayes 81, noes 81.
A resolution from the Senate proposing
ajoint committee, on the subject ofthe
bills for the election o. State officers, and
other important bills before the begisla-
ture, with a view to final action on them.
in order to an adjourned session, was also
rejected by vote laying the resolution on
the table.
A bill providing for the enrolment Of the
Militia by the Commissioners of the Rev
cnne. the abolition of musiers, and a reor-
ganization Of the Volunteer Corps. was Ia
ken up, and after two hours consdera-
ton, was ordered TO be engrossed for a
third reading.
Mr.. Eowyer offered the following reso-
luton. which was adopted:
Resolced. That special Committee Of
nine be appointed to enquire into the expe-
diency OF aboiishing all special pleading
and technicalities at law. and of so amen.
ding, changing. or amalgamating law and
chancerv that one suit between the same
parties liligant shall decide all matters of
controversy ofesorv kind whatever, with
few proper cxceptions) making the Jaw
plain to all and of requiring oaths Of plain
tiff aud defendant, as in New York, and
other States. so as 10 save the parties
much trouble and expense. and to secure
speedy and final decisions. and to enquire
into the proprety Of changing the statute
of limitations or amending said statutes.
On motion Of Mr. Burdett the Commit
tee on Banks were instructed to enquire
into the expectancy of reporting bill sub
mitiing the question old issue ofnotes of
less denomination than five dollars bv the
banks of the Commonwealth of Nirginia,
10 vote Of the people at the ensuing State
election.
And soon thereafter.
The House adjourned.
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In the course OF Mr. Wcbster's speech
at Trenton on the India Rubber case, he
said Il look to the the time when shirs
shall traverse the ocean propelled with In
dia Rubber sailsl look to the time when
the ships tina; sail over the world shall have
India rubber sheathing! l look to the
lime when this substance shall be applied
TO thousands Of different uses! So that
what he has now patented is but as dust
IN the balance compared with the uses no,
yet developed, and which should be devel
oped.'
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a bill appropriaiing the entire cariiation
tax tocducaiion in primary schools, was
reported and made the order Of the day
iorSaiorday next.
] be Commute on County Organization
presented a report, declaring il ifexpcdi-
ett to provide by Law for the transfer Of the
business in the bands Of present county Of.
fees 10 those to be elected by tie people.
A bill was reported, providing for the
clcciianap qualification Of Attorneys f,r
The Common wealth, Scrgcants. Commits
Sioncis Of the Revenue. Con.fables, and
Clerks Of Musings Courts, in Corporate
towns ha,ing no Circuit Courts located in
said corporations.
a bin WAS passed. providing Gor the re-
r'ova of the scales and weights for ceh-
Ing live stock brought 10 Tie city Of Rich
mond--an1 a bill Ia amend the Second sec
ZION o Chapter 10 of,le code Of Virginia.
a bill WAS reported concerning money
paid INTO Court, and providing for the ap-
pniniment Of general receivers and for
the settlement Of receivers accounts.
On motion Of Mr. Tablet. the Report of
tire Committee on Executive Expeudt-
ures was taken mp and ordered to be re-
committed 10 sad Committee.
A bill distrctIng the State for Commits
sioners ofihe Board Of Public Works. and
providIng for their election, and the time
and place Of their FIRST meeting. was inkeu
up for consideration; and on it, a lengthy
discussion, somewhat sectional 10 its char
acter, ensued. which continued two hours,
and then tie House adjourned.
THURSDAY, April s. 1859.
SENATE.
Mr4enealc in the chair.
Mr.. Doddridge, from the Committee Of
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u In the list of Senatorial Districts.
which are entitled to supply Cadet each
on State account at the Military Institute.
we observe that Campbell, &C., Pittsylva-
MA, Bedford, and Nelson &c, have no ap-
pointmenls at this time. The Board of Wis
itors meet at the institute Goth June next.
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bridge has been erected. has authorized
ard approved the erection of that bridge
and the United Suites, under the pretext
of whose authority this suit has been instr
,uted. have by no act Of theirs forbidden
its erection, and do not now claim to have
il ahated, my opinion, upon the best lights
| have been able to bring to this case, Is
that the bill Of the complainant should be
dismissed"
The act Incorporating the Wheeling
Tollbridge Company, was passed req
II. 1916. and amended by an act passed
March 10, 1886. under which the bridge
was built from Zanes Island TO the ONO
side The charter was revived by an act
Of March 10, 1917, and the Company an-
,horized to erect wire suspension bridge
from Zanes Island 10 the Virginia shore al
Wheeling. BY the 1Ith section ofthe
last net it is provided. if the bridge shall
he 81 erected as to obstruct the navigation
of The river, when such Obstruction shall
be found 10 exist, unless it shall be imme-
diatcly removed or remedleJ, the bridge
shall be regarded as public nuisance and
a5a,ed accordingly. Doubts having aris
en- as to the true construction and mean
ing of this section after the bridge was fin
ishcd, the Legislature by an act passed
January IL. 1850. declared 1.-THE bridge
10 he of lawful height, and IN conformity
with the intent and meaning OF the SAID
Eth section, the act of March 10, lS47."
The bridge from the Virginia shore to
Zanes Island consists of single span oil
one thousand and ten feet from centre 10
centre of the supporting towers; its height
is ninety feet at the eastern abutment, nlne-
ty three aud half at the highest poin. and
sixty-iwo fee, at the western ahutment "a
bove low wafer level. The Court has di
rected it to be elevated to the height oil
ITO feet, so that boats with chImneys so
feet high can pass under when there is so
feet of water in the channel.
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then the House adjourned.
"WEDNESDAY, April 7.

No bills were passed il the Senate to-
day. Tie bill from tie House, specify
ing whit property shall and shall not be
assessed by the Commissioners Of The Rev
enue. Tor taxation, vas again under con
siceratlon, and again laid on the table for
further consideration. Tie wheels, but
not the tongues Of legislation, want grea-
sing.
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The block Of Red Granite which the
Government Of the Swiss Confederation
has had prepared for the Washington Mon
ument hears this significant inscription:
"I,iealte freie Sehweiz dem Anderlken
des'Geueral George Washington"
Old free Switzerland 10 the memory Of
General George Washington.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-12

The little hoy who was run over by
the Petersburg aud Weldon cars, last Fri
day night, ian account Of hich we have
rublished.) Is in fair way to recover-
When picked up. he said be did not mind
il much himself, but he knew his moth
er would lie very sorry. His name is
Fem, and he resides on HALIFAX street, Pc
tcrsburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-12

The President having refused to par
don the two men, Reid AMI Clements. who
were convicted of piracy in the Federal
Court at Richmond. some fifteen months
ago. they were to have been executed FRI
day last. The execution of the sentence
had, for various reasons, been postponed
so long, that the unhappy men had much
reason to hope for an escape from their
doom.
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The Richmond Dispatch, of the 18th,
notices our last article upon the friendly


notices our last article upon the friendly
controversy into " hch we had fallen and
says:
We confess our great satisfaction at the tone
and temper Of the Lynchburc Vircinian towards the
Danyille Ruilrnad. We canrot muster energy
enough tn dispute the rival merits of works which
it appears are now so fieniy-so entirely mutual
in their hild regard for each other We are much
sratifed by the following paragraphs ia the yir-
ginian's article, &c. &c"
The Dispatch had misapprehended the
spirit and purport of our previous articles,
and we arc glad that there remains no
other difference between us, than the orr
glnal quesiion,as to the relative length. ca
pac'tles and atraciivcncss Of the two lines
Of railway towards the Southwest.
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Number of square miles in the

United States ----.-.. 3,26l ,426
The length of Mexican frontier and of
sea-coast by which this territory is mainly
bounded is as follows:
Length of Mexican frontier : l ZOO miles
Length of the Atlantic and
Gulf Of Mexico coast $500 do
Length of Pacific sea coast 1920 do
In 1915 the military posts Of the United
States were only seventy eight in number.
the westernmost of which was Fort Wa.
shita, on Red River; now there are one
hundred and eighteen military posts. and
the Pacific forms the western limit oil our
territories Ball. american.
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Corporation Court.

The Court for the Corporation of Lynch
burg. was organised Wednesday last as
follows David w. Burton, Senior AL.
dcrman, Robert Cawthon. Recorder. Capt.
NJ. w. Davenport one Of the Aldermen
elect declining to qualify, Samuel B.
Thurman was appointed in his place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-12

Northwest Territory, west Of
the Mississippi, including
Minnesota, and bounded south
by Iowa and the Platte river,
and west by the Rocky
Mountains. So. 7i5.5Si
Indian Territory, west Of Mis-
sonri and Arkansas, and south
of the Platte river. .24S,S5l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-12

WoRMLEY, who killed a man named
Robiou (his son-in-law.) in the county of
Chesterfield. some months ago, has been
found guilty Of murder in the first degree.
Exception has been taken to the verdict by
Wormley's counsel. and the Co1rt has
taken time To deliberate. The chief wit
ness IN the case was the daughter of the
prisoner and the wife of the murdered man
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MONDAY. APRIL n. 1852.

n vrRGINTAN OFFICE. South side First Al.
hey. between Main and Third Street, adjacent {,
Gen. NJ. Fuckers Dry Goods Store and the WASH
lagoon Hotel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-12

Gen. VIM Lambert has been re elected
Mayor-of the city Of Richmond.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-12

THURSDAY, April s, 1852.
SENATE.
Mr.penealc in the chair.
Mr.. DoddriJge, from the Committee of
Roads &c, reported Senate bills author
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-12

Mr.. Robinson Of Richmond Cit, pre-.
scented petition of Margaret Il. Tompkins.
as heir at law and Distribute of AN officer
IN the Virginia line in the v ar of thc Rev
"lu'ion, pra! ing the payment of the value
of certain land warrants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-12
Area Of the Unitcd states.

The total area or the United States is
put down at 3,26i.426 square miles
This almost boundless extent of territory
is thus made up:
Area in square miles.
Twenty nine old States, exclu-
ding Texas and California ] ,O93, $3.50
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-03
THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE,

CONTENTS Bryant (portrnitl-A Powerful Microscope
Life and Times Of johnson. mime Engrayings)-Histo
~ the Alchemists Bacon. Flannel, acknowledgements
Fuller Ossoi--Orthoeraphy; Webster--The Good Prior
Odyla aud Training Of Bishop: Example Of Sue.
in Lowry Iife-1sn IL ms: Grand Old Poem The
Process Of SculptureScraps from Sergeant TaomdBahn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Literary Imposures-Re cutting
StateThe Church in the Catace mbslhe Needlewo-
sketch from Lfe-Auld lang syne: Adventures OF
VIII with NitchesThe Duke of Wellington, (EngravS
ing)-A Fox's Reyenge-The Lost Hunter 1.-TWO Engrav-
ings-The Last Days of Copernicus True Hstory-Art
Education among All Ola seSSciler and Goethe in reR-
ton to Christianity Detached Thoughts fr Richter
Short Articles-Editors TabeBook Notres-Lersry Rec
ord Religious Summary Art Intelligence Scientific
Items.
Price, az q year; or 1881 cents per single number.
Just received and for sale by the Agents,
oct 81 GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE, Tth ST.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-03
DIED.

On Tuesday evening", "a instant, 10 o'clock Mrs LETT
TIA KENNEDY, In the s!th year Of her age
The friends OF the family invited to attend the funeral
Thurday Afternoon at o'clock her late residence
on Indiana avenue opposite the City Hall
In this city, on the "a instant of consumption Mrs
JANE LUCINDA BARBER aged SO years.
Her relatives and friends requested to attend her f
neral tomorrow Thursday afternoon at o'clock, p m
from the residence Of her husband BARRIER near
Navy Yard.
On Tuesday morning the ID instant half past o'clock
Mrs ANN BURGESS, wife OF RICHARD BURGESS, formerly
Georgetown but for the last twelve years resident this
city, In the 54th year of her age.
Her funeral will take place Thursday morning next
at IL o'clock from her late residence street. between
18th and l4th which friends and acquaintance arS
invited
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-03
WONDER. WORKING sALvE.

TAR. PORTERs WOODWORKING SALNE, - pre-.
pared ~ thu late Or Tsllay, Of this city, acts Ike
charm invariably eecng permanent cures in all cases Of
Wounds Bruises Barns, Scalds, Chbians painful swell.
ipg Ble Piles Abscesses Ulcers and Sores OF all kinds
Ii is wonderfully eifcacous FIR Inflammation or rising
Of the female breast, Inflammation arising IRON any
cause.
lip salys, sud fer chapped hands II has no superior
Ii will make a perfect cure Ia hurry.
one If tie subscribers II Ia his own family With
astonishing and recommend with condene
Ana s. we assured i the proprietor efficacy that the
purchaser will be liberty return what saYe - lett anu
his money he refunded in case 81 failure. -
GRAY BAILANTiSE,
oct 2o--tr Book sellers, eth st.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-03
BOOKS WORTH HAVING.

VNHE LAND or PROMISE; or, Typographical De
s,rption of the principal places in Palestine. Illus
tRtei by map and numerous engraving by Rev John
Kilt Price % cents.
The Last Witness; or, The Dying Sayings Eminent
Christians and OF Noted lnfdes. BY Osmon e. BAKER 4
VI 24mo. Price u cents -
Young I.ady's Counsellor. BY Rev. D Wise rfi'" -
cents. ;, az
Miscellany consisting OF Essays Biographical sketches
and Notes OF Travel. By Bishop Morris WIN forun''
limo, up. $50. Price 20 cents m. n,,,
Death-bcd Scenes or D. ine with and Without Religion
Designed illustrate the Truth anu rover o. ao mi
dollar. ,, -, -,
The New Testament Eypounded and Illustrated accord,
inc 10 he raI marginal references IN tho very words Of
IIoy SCRIPTURE together with III" Notes ani
AMI cnnete Marginal Harmony Of the Gospel by Glen
ent NooIy VI A. Magdalen Hall, oxford Royal sSo, PIP
G55 price 81 so. .,,y>,,,
~, % eth street
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-03
MISS HEANEY's AcApEMY, washington.

HAVING made suitable arrangements, Miss HEAsLY
IL hopes for the early this month offs due mum
Der Of young ladies' for instruction In quiet pleasant
school room at her residence Mrs stetniuss between
ana oth streets, Louisiana avenue.
ErtTcnes-Morning: English and French elementary,
and liberal studies Of learning, Arithmetic and Geography
history Grammar and Composition Rhetoric and Reading
the classics, French, and English Afternoon: Drawing
and Painting from nature and % crayon water, or oil
colors.
Mr.. SAMUEL CARun will give instruction on the Piano
Porte Harp, Guitar and in Singing Other Professors
likewise esteemed will be engaged II desired for Ian.
guages, &c.
Mr. LEWIS oARua will give tuition in the accomplishment
Of dancing to young ladies In her care.
Charges In each department will be found comparatively
moderate.
Miss HEANY will give instruction to pupils sngly or In
class after o'clock at her residence, and Saturday
morning, at Mr. Samuel Caruss Academy Of Music, draw
ing &C. &C. Practical education In the method eminent
teachers will be pursued with her pupils heretofore by
which many have made most valuable attachments, for
which Misc HEANEr, Principal Of academies and private
lnstructres has the favor Of well known references viz
y. .4.M REFERKNcEs:
Mrs. Con. MAooxn, DR.. WV. GuSToy,
Cen. JssuP, DIR. LNpsLsI,
JOHN w MAuRr, esq. Rev ., TygTIv, =
Maj. T. L. sMrrH, Hon J. Bell,
oALrs& SrAToN, DR.. JAMIE Q. HALL,
DAVID A. Hall, esq, Rev. opyniI DrvEr
oct b-1wkv
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-03
SOMETHING NEW |!

. COTCH PoRTE-MoNNAIEs and CARD CASES, Ia the
- pure Scotch style-very neat and attractive.
Also, Turkey Morocco and Velvet PoRTE-MoSSAns with
steel clasps in great variety and Of the latest styecon
venient, neat, and cheap.
Also, Pearl and Papiermache CARD CASES
PocKrT KMyrs = Congress, Ladies' GeDtlemen's, and
Boys-a large assortment Of first rate qualities.
GoLD Prss-Rspps Patent, the Jeyiathan Office, and
the Extension Pen.
Ivory Tablets, Paper folders, Hand clips, &c.
Index Book.marks-a and convenient contT
which costs but tico cents!
Wrtngdesks Portfolios, &c, &c.
For sale by GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE,
oct Is News 9TH street.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-03
Special Auction Notice.

JAMES CAMERON has located himself in Georgetown,
D. c., where he intends to carry the Auction and
the extensive brick premises Bridge street. few doors
east Of the market and lately occupied by W. Jones
Personal attention given to Furniture Sales dwellings.
Also Boots and Shoes Dry Goods &C. received ut the Auc-
ton Rooms udicousy managed the occupants prem
Uses.
Real Estate and Stocks disposed Of public private
sale.
Evening Sales on Monday, Wednesday, ana Saturday
nights Consgnments respectfully solicited Cash advances
made when required. oct l2--dSm
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-03
aENTIRMHN's READYMADE oIoTHINe

OF First Quality for Fall and Winter Wear
IAyING received first supply OF 0sntlemens Ready
made Garments, Of superior quality Of all the late
fashionable styles take pleasure IN inviting the at
tenton Of customers aRd the public generally wishing
purchase really garments OF kind very mod
prices give a call before making their selections,
70 sell good gosds at ow prices aud
give subsection all cases
Also inst received argp ich and fashionable
OF Cloths Cassseres and Sestings which We are
prepared make to order In the most approved styles o.
workmanship and fnish al very low pricas.
WALL = STEPHENS,
Successors 70 VIM. Wall, Penn. avenue.
between eth and 10th streets,
oct l5--W one door east Of Iron Hall
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-03
A CARD.

NHE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally that he hrs purchased the interest Of
Mr. SAMUEL SToTI in the known GROCERY STORE at
the s. w. CORNER OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND
10Th STREET opposite the West Market where he intends
keeping complete assortment OF Family dEoCEhlEs OF
the very best quality together with Horse Feed and all
other articles kept In trRtrate Grocery Establishment
which he win sell at prices us low they be procured
any part this city He respectfully invites the atten
ton families and others to his Stock Of Goods and assures
them they will md II their advantage give him trial
THOMAS OXLEY,
sen Cow At Samuel stott's Old Stand.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-03
CONFECTIONERY, TOYS, woRsTEDs, &C

s. A. g. C. NJ. BURNETT
rIAKE this occasion to inform their friends and the pub
lie that they have just received very large stock Of
all kinds OF Confectionery, Cakes Foreign Fruits Nuts
&c, OF the best quality.
Also, extensive apartment Of TOYS, all kinds and at
their lowest cash prices.
Also Zephyr worsteds all colors by the sken, ounce or
pound
woRsTED YARNS &C., all coIors, very cheap; with a
thousand other articles suitable for the approaching holy
days. all very cheap, and the best quality Call and see
SEVENTH street, near the corner Of l ST.,
oct 20-dlm Next door TO M'Intyrs's Drug store
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-03
DIR. WILLIAMss
Pulmonic BnIssm of wild Cherry and
Wood Naptha.

WARRANTED the greatest remedy In the world for
w Consumption in Its early stages Pneumonia Asthma,
Splitting OF BLOOD Night sweats Husky Throat wasting Of
the flesh, Bronchitis Coughs Colds Papaon Of the heart
loss Of strength Catarrhs Peury, Whooping cough, diff
cult breathing and all diseases Of the chest and lungs The
popularity Of this medicine In the Southern States su
1cent guaranty Of Its efficacy and the trial Of single bottle
10 all that required to the patients confidence In 1t
q remedy for the above diseases
AS- Price, 81 q bottle or six bottles for So.
For SALE wholesale and retail, at
Winners Stationery and Fancy Store,
oct 15-tr 9th street, Louisiana avenue
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-03
CARPETINGs.

lust received and SALE additional supply Of forty
different styles three.py and Ingram and Hemp Car
petings which made 10 order These goods will
be found very desirable, and superior In quality
Also daily expected rich addition 10 stock If Tapes
try Carpetngs all In entirely and elegant degns
Also, full supply Of low.priced oilcloths
oct 25-3teo CLAGETT & DoDSoN
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-03

Cigars, Tobacco, &C.,
EXPRESSLY FOR THE RETAIL TRADE.
lust OPENED, very fine lot of FINE HAVANA or.
u CARS, CIGARETTES, CHEWING and SMOKING To.
bacco, &c.
5000 La Escogida, Negalia) very nns
5000 I'll Dorado, (Panetela do
1000 La India, Qa Normal do
10000 VIM Penn do do
1000 bundles fine Cigarettes
2 boxes Langhime's Premium Tobacco
8 Jenny Lind Twist (new style)
drums genuine Turkish Smoking Tobacco
l box Oriental Aromatic Smoking Tobacco.
Together with every other article in the Tobacco trade
the finest quality to which the attention of
invited. GEO w. COCHRAN,
sep 17dtf Ith St. opposite Nat. Intelligencer office
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-03
Bows Clothing.

"a WE have just received large and elegant nss1rt.
"a mept Of Boys' Clothing for Fall and Winter wear,
Va which will be found embrace tho mort extensive
III and varied collection offered to the public,
sistng of Boys FrocS Coats Boys Sack do Boy Over
coats Boys Jackets Boys Pants Boys Nssta Boys Shirts,
Boys Drawers Boys Hats Boys Caps, Boys Boots Boys
Shoes and every article for Boys necessary for aeon
plete outfit.
n B-Gpntlemen's and Boys Clothing made TO order IN
the most fashionable ner, at low prices.
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
Pa ay bet 9th and 10th sts first door OF the Iron
Building. oct Nv
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-03
BALTIMORE. Nov, 2-2 n, m

The Democratic majority in Maryland will be
over five thousand Accounts from all the States
except Massachusetts, Vermont, Tennessee and
Kentucky, show that Pierce has carried them by
increased majorities. Scott will probably only
get these four States, and by reduced majorities
will not trouble you with figures and details
Take generalities for granted Tennessee is
still doubtful, but nearly certain for Scott
The Democracy sweep the country. Particu
lars are useless.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-03
Cigars, Tobacco, &c.

" STORE large lot Of Pound Hafpound, aud Fiye's
Lump Tobacco OF every grade, together with 100000
Gne Medium and Low.prieed CIGARS, which makes the
most complete stock ever offered in this market.
Fnecu Chewing and Smoking Tobacco OF arious kinds,
with everything in the Trade
For sale at very low rates, cash punctua
toners GEO w. COCHRAN,
sep l.-ltf 9Th 81. opposite Nat. lntegrncer office