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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14
DgaocRATIc uSIoS OFFICE.
Harrisburg. Sept. 5, l-52.

To The Editor Of the Union:
In the National In;eIIgercer OF September = under me
bend Of rIncdrnIs of the Campaign find Tie follow
ina in conneyion with number Ui similar itcms:
A SIGN IN PENNSYLVANIA meeting oI Democrats who
have never Wing tirse but who row 20 m SCOT ana t
ham MAS held county Saturday IN. <lst nhh oh'
present. "l ot'
hundred which attached nag %" which was
In .rE. Graham ard the Con mutton
Philadelphia inquirer
TEis story originated with the Harrisburg Telegraph ana
in that abolition aect il was represented that these hundred
and tr,nty democrats belonged Hrlam township urk
county, they met-woud allow no wing 10 tn"e p't III
il Scott srrcirer; and that there were plenty more o Tue
same sort in that township.
Nav the facts of The case are simply these First there
never were one hundred and twenty democrats residing IN
Hpum townships second there never was any suc meeting
as the one referred to- third there no chunges In e
township in favor OF Scott; and fourth Pierce and Ming
will nave az large in that township as Gov Bigger
hal last October when carried the State by majority vi
6 600.
The wings soely troubled with detection N ther
own ranks everywhere they abcne the most rdlcu
ous stories To revive the dropping spirits OF their friends
Yours, very truly
ISAAC G. MCKINLEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14

The Democrats OF Momro. Wa.d will hold meeting al
The Second African ChcByrd street. between Isl and %
s,rcri.-ou TUESDAY Evening Sept. Hin Several aSie
,,,,s.,. will be present and expect Grand Rally
Shaking will commence at o'clock. Every Democrat
in The ely and surrounding country, together win me resi-
Of mankind" is invited ~ Come!
49, Ia consequence III: inclcmcncy of the weather,
,I Democratic meeting called or Saturday night last at
m md African Carch Byrd street, has been postponed
un, 10. morrow (Tuesday) evening, AT : O'Clock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14
UNITED STATES NAH. LINE.
str. 1 " S!I p X % y * /.

Learcs regularly ercrg TWes1ay at four ocioch, p
TbriIE ROANOKE. CAWan PHr',h. VIII lie rs"tS
receive 10 Freight "a Jay tM"nayj a. IL CLOCK.
i,r New York aud wI.i continue "a receive II HPpE
The hour oi uclucS.P NJ, a. ~ rIJ". tIGcHt'aE Ply
Ir lilit last She wil leave usual, the same Jay $.
T. VI Passengers Will please I" b" 80 board .! a" ario'r Il
Tickets can he scared. brIih- selected nom piano
a n!r orr" south, -I.- ui She EdSin
Passage - or irrn NcS Work. Including meals au it-
arco,r,o faos uuIy sl0S-"rJcc passage "a Ncw ",
For eight passage apply Il: oar Office. sous s!irU
Srri I3--9r ITDLAN n Nat,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14
, WING MANUFACTURES EXPLODED.

The Wing papers hope 10 cheer up The sad oeooanSs OF
their dsosanizcd" party by labrica'ons OF changes III
,vor of Gen Scott" All their Roorbacks against Gen
Pierce have been upand rebuff the sinister Influence
of Mr. Websets lrowning attitude of EARNED ncut!siE
the strong anti Scott demonstrations North and Souh-the
numerous renunciaons of he Seward ticket by influential
and able Southern whgshe desperate Scott organs seek 10
duye their party by manufactured acccssons from the Dem
ocraric ranks subon thorough exposure OF Him.
~ story of this kind upon large scale The t'sy Q! This
one item Of Whig uacturc goes To show that Tie whole
batch so ponpousy paraei is OF the same basuess charac
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14
JOHN II. pARkHlLL
MASS MEETING IN RICHMOND COUNTY

MASS MEETING IN RICHMOND COUNTY.
There will be Mass Meeting al Fatnham Church in
Richmond county the 24:h and 18th of this month, al
winch Messrs K II r. Hunter, Ihus. Fl. Bayv, H. A.
Wisr a H. Holiday +. Conway. r. l.. T. Scale, II. A.
CluybroDk L l.. Montague, Il. G Scott b. Douglas and
". Newton are expected tn attend.
Distinguished Wh. Speakers also expected 10 be
present On the occasion and take par, in the debate.
By THE COMMITTEE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14

We are informed that discussion came IT Greensv!c
Courthouse IN last Monday heiwtcr lin RlvEs Esq Ii,
Democratic District Ercor. and Col ARCHER the Assist
ant Wing Eactnr. TIE Democrats than sa fed
with the result Il that the "oid warhurse Is doing
woman service in The cause of Democracy Next Monday
he meets JOINS AlSoR BORIS at Chesterfield Court
house Go Democrats, all YOU who it will be rch.-
Yuu will be atnplv repaid.- South Side Democrat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14
E,i.UtEIt T.. EARN. TREE HILL.
VII Il, REL INN RIEII MnND. IDi SAIL

'ESllf subscriber authorized 10 20" The Farm on me ~
! TURNPIKE road mice below riInoni. thclns "a"
old Tree III Rac,i.cll) t"urruiug = acres, The iant
-a,r Improvement the prcs"n! riors VIII sh" III
m.nts cons -, excellent :w"inc. (huIli quite recess
II ,ac So Tie lnr- - !tngcthrrn mos desirable
acres Of very Va tahc wood land atjoIun: the
land Is considered cTra. value. no: ry Cor t'r :ic1'
so the large quantity 80 wood ami timber w.
Asr another 'Tac' 81" wru! aul. ABOUT hall mile yG b.
tract. patt, ~ va and partly cird r!.
The whole the above tracts viii be sold together - 's
~ NAV he preferred b. the pWG,ha-cT Fo!erms, aii?o
Srri lin " con
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14
nruncRATIc RARRAcrE IN HENRlCO.

A ERrE BARBAcuE will &c given hv the Democrats o.
Hen,ico county, IN Saturday next at The Coo spring.
ur miles and half Lclnw Richmond on the Charles C!
road near Talrans CID Tavern, 10 which all CITIZENS "s
and Democratic of Henrco and the adjacent couHl'es are
invited The Democratic and hhz electors are expected 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14
NUFitE To SHIPPERS.
Scr baltimore and Pbitadcl phin Twice n

BN STEAMERS BEl.ViDEmE AND PpCAiONfA
NH. further ."'lc". Shippers ";il have is" ~. >,
por:unitirg a wees. 10y ih" above Hodt>. 70 aud -
.cln BAR .ug"Ic and PhIair'prlt ~ =
The B-ivd~tr baltimore st rrc.rut creTI
SUNDAY evening" a. O'Clock. TO- EchmonI-I-rYrbIa.
rave here every TUESDAY evening. at same hour Tor Blm
The po-ahpuns VII leave Baltimore ldr kltimaN: tNt
nes av evening O'cincS-IfrninG she VIII eafe Il,
every Satul,,iv evening. sam. r.Ior baltimore
Goods slipped by Hs lGC - Phaie!n'iid. are taken M
In" n prirrs piyiE- between baltimore and P'
Freight "r Plti-pur., Cincinnati. aGd he South ami ""
.,ly also received LUDLAM y Wal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14

Daring the discussion in Woodstock between Col Bald
win and Mr. Lrichsr Col e. stated that he did not emo"
who were present u ). Senator'S from New Hampshire.
Democrat present suggested that an orator OF sacl Unit
cd Information not very competent 10 ensillen '' y
noran, Dutch of Shenandoah Mr. L=tcer proudly carried
,b.,l ,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14

Dropping in nj the Theatre few mornings since, we
found Messrs Taylor and Clarke the intelligent and gentle.
manly essees busy engaged in fitting ~ that Temple o! The
MUSES. which will be opened about the l5th October We
were I'd to ind that the Plte best location in the house
is 10 be substituted by Parque where as is now the
case in the best regulated Theatres at the North ladies' may
be mos, pleasantly and comfortably seated The beneficial
effect of this arrangement must be obvious to all We are
happy good company has been selected, and
that n all the appointments the performances al Inc Mar
shall Theatre will be worthy of the patronage OF the dis
crminatin publc of Richmond Mr.. Taylor is
decided talent and good will of the people here
few years since.
After they shall have delighted the Northern ces, we
hope 10 hear in The Richmond Theatres fcw OF the charming
strains of Sontag and Aboni. BY presenting the fines
specimens the Dramatic and Musical arts hlcssra Tay
lor u;d Clarke will cordial at The hands
our propc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14
JAMES LYONS, ESQ

Last evening bu, late for publication Today we re-
ccived from this gentleman communication, strongly VIM
dicatng his course against the bitter assaults OF the Scott
nress Ii shall annrnr 10. inOrEoW.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14
NAH. EDBBERY

paILAuELpHIA. Sept il - inc ma!l bag m:!- IN
,annah me Oh inst; win letters from that c.y an
beyond. was found IN The k"msluaton Rail Ro.i !.
dav nil II of part ol lis cuntcns. Ii is not ytt 5:
what has been distracted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14

NEW YORK, Sept. l3- private accounts from
state tf.at the acc;t OF Phid,l pha company t-
on the 81 gli Tor CnrquI. tor he purpo-c o: pr
grant 10 open planE road through that provncc
.N:lantic 10 The PAcilIc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14

81 rhc Democratic COMMITTEE of Vigilance for Monroe
Ward Wednesday evening next, the 18th inst at
* O'Clock a The ShockOc Hill House.
The Vigilance Committee for Jefferson Ward meets On
Thursday evening next Military Hall (ore the Old Mar
kel House, nj ~ o'clork
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14
DIED.

DEn "f wh"nrng r"ns add bilious
kTE Queen Fri!iy 81 lic FANNY
FOSTER. lu:l'cr Iaacs aui Lucy T. Boyd az.
month. > weeks an! ! liss.
% on Fanny. how ". monri for THEE.
UI:p. ID: Goth -! August Tvplnil Fever. Glade
Wishngt"nruuUty. Va Dr. JOHN X BUCHANAN aged 81
THIS wnthy vuInc taken with
ruuvacscc' HIS sulIcI!u!c
forced I - early by rides
har, nui mutually possessed pi 'erat and susceptible
himself fail relapse s,u,cl h4 iro;c-
ion with r."ni and hal attrn.rd
the M"!Ic to!lr-e III III" city q" Richmond ISL an -! ll.s
urInSr wa return RiclnVn! III. al Tor the pHpn. Of
completing his med c.! 1GcntInu With and uIlct
an! application, lie ha! Eu"Sird"c 81
srt"nrc OF mecIac mat for his But hs
ca r's ted moral ri
men n confines Modest sensitive and reserved, with
KIND and r had formed attachments and associations
The cnura Ifg character
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14

lthns seen enormously reported lhn, Rev Moses D.
Hosc he popular and eloquent Presbyterian minister
this city, had accepted the charge of the wes,mu.
Church in Baltimore. II is the Rev William J. Hoge
who has accepted that pastoral charge and the Rev. 81
D. Hoge who, we are happy TO learn from good authority,
has neither the disposition the intention 10 leave Rich
mond having declined urgent solicitations TO do So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14
.TEA oIEH EEL.ViDtitE

FTIN VI 7. TT0TNT. NNV
yESlIE steamer lvi!rrr.h Capt 'rd. VIII 4
4 rciyc freight irr tie Above places to-day. Njn5 ~
Ity AZ - urluck an! vii cnuEHs 20 receive u os><,
the hour Of O'Clock r. VI tomorrow, Tursltay liza la
Sept. l%-2t II Dl.aH 4" WAT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14
po[JTIcAt DISCUSSION IN HANOVER.

Full II AT UISOUSSION IN Tt.NO' EEe
1T the request 0t many democrats II Hanover County 10
address rhen i" County Cou:t day nj the Court
House hereby notify Dir John Page. the wing subeecior,
that will be present on thai day, and invite him 10 puoc
discussions.
18Th Sent 1852 JOHN H. PARkHILL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14

ROMANTIC lNCiDENT.-ln the recent calamity on
the Hudson husband that he told his wife In let
90 her hold he should be drowned She generously obey
3D. an! sank q r-: more.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14

ClScrSSA-t SEPT. l0.-Many deaths from cholera have
occurred city during the past H." days. wntchman
mTdrd in iNr az O'Clock this morning. Two
LA We been arrested on sIIsnlclDn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14

One Of the most striking Indications OF the prosperity
and Improvement of Richmond is the completion Of Mr.
Henry Exas splendid FIVE story building al the corner Of
Main and 2h Streets II has also fine basement stories
which, with the frat story above the street. built Of fine
James River granite The coniccs and audsome
supporting the roof of on and the whole house
seems admirably built In the three upper large
yet appropriated. On tho second floor arc fine
for The of The Virginia Medical Society and 'front.'
Ing MINI street the caac!ous office Of the James River
and kan"wa Conpauy, with their iron safes soIdly n-
beddcd in The wall.
But H." GROWING merit Of the building is the beautiful
and ex' svc Drug Store If Mr. Alexander Duya on tho
first fo'r which opened for The nrs time yesterday
With is counters walls aud rezes of bea ufu satin wood
rosewood and mahogany richly carved with lis enormous
pa'e glass windows and mirrors; with its elegant glass
nancnts and repositories Of medicine in all il. appoint.
men,s le bou Of dTugsorcs and In good asie and
sktu arrangement il will compare With the fines, esab.
shnents OF the large cities Our friends in the country
will find here we'll in The other drug stores OF the city,
tie oos and fullest supply OF doctors stuff" wIthou,
going Morrill, they uso procure every atci- they may
desire from the large and valuable stocks of goods If every
description, In all portions Of the city Richmond is GER
mnly rising In the world. There are now at Rockets
eighty sail OF ressels-an unprecedented number
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14

NEW YORK. Sept l3->ules % 1900 hbs
previous talrs Wheat Is quiet. Sales OF 25,u
mixed Corn al II a -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14
CpOI,ER. AT ROCHESTER,


ROCHESTER, SEPT l0-lnc Board OF Health report four
ircn deaths ny cholera in the days ending At p. NJ
The weather has bCrn hot and rainy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14

BALTIMORE. Sept. Is Sales of 600 bts.
81 25 Wheat is unchanged. Curn-whle 63 ).
~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14

The attention our readers who have daughters 10 cin
cate is requested to The advertisements in The Enquirer! of
thu prominent schools in Virginia These institutions pre-
sent high claims and offer great inducements 10 parents and
guardians Mr. Jefferson Minors Femlle Academy al Mid
rav VIZ hon j. moi inferior in The State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14

Hon. William r. King, next Vice President, passed
through Wanenton Tuesday last visit 10 The Fau-
ouicr Springs where he will remain for some time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14

The result Of the election in Vernon, shows that the De-
mocacy are wheeling rapidly into the old line Free Soil
ism is on It's last legs, there.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14

- NOW urs,T,TE RETwgEN EXTENDING TIE Pc
RIoD OF RESIDENCE BEFORE NAIuKALlZArioN ~ o ~
YEARS AND A TOTAL REPEAL OF ALL lie az a Ur
C0SGRESS on The SuBIECT-MY MIND LNCLiNES ~
THE LATIER.-t>corr IN ISL.
The above sentiment Gen Scorrs We have seen II N MS
own over his own Philadelphia Penn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14
!.lCHNEOND EsQsiiEsEK.
TUESDAY MoEN!NG. SEPTEMBER Il, 1882

no NORTH. SOUTH NO EAST. No W. SGE or
THE coSSTIriILIS: MT SACRED MAMIE ,s," ,.nM
THE COMMON iiOND AND TR'E DENoi 10Y -
MON BROTHERHOOD Franklin ftfFce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14

HEAR THE HERO GEN. BUTLER.-Gen. VIM. o.
Butler heio and statesman in letter OF the ed August
10 n Committee in Kentucky, says of Gen. Pierce:
.rte plc attacks made upan him by party
~ hut served cali forth both from friends and political
y,nonens volumes Of testimony 10 his patriotism anu worm
: rcl .:ii.nD, be resisted
.erv.J three sessions in Congress with Gen Pierce and
row MIN intimately He IS, in he highest sense OF 'he
IN IN accomplished American gentlemen re Possesses
hId i,ou.ryr mind which has been well and IudlcioGsy
in,t no, in those institutions whose scholars are eradu'
- In, -, ,r strIv and practice Of the Inv, and by nine
gears in The Nv" houses "i I""stSs WHERE t
under oil" and patriotic teachers. In sho permit NE 10 say
that know If no m n whG would administer The aEls oi
n,t"u win more fidelity add but lev" haeeu "i more
ABILITY Han Gen. Pierce
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14

r-.1S ls; OR ,I5 MR. PIERCE SAID IN Ills SPEEG J
Upon TIE OCCASION HAVE REFEkRED TO TIA ~, =
nm NOT THINK uALE'S PARTY COULD MEAN VIE .
TisY SAID THAT Is. TO EFFECT TIE ABnLI,nS nF
WAS SURE THAT EVERY GOOD CITIZEN Wo.i:n ,i ~
WiLllNG-AT LEAST HE WOU.D-To LAY DoMH Ne III
DEAD BODY TO PROTECT THE CONSTITUTION"
Mopps correction and the riAing dialogue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14

Extracts from Discussion !" u.WpsIylRE TWO
Mr vase 1"WEmE ny ~" yoIt NOT HEAR HALE Sea
AND SAYiS Ills SPEECH That ih >tiTTu AND rGr DoW
ARMY TO MARCH tro" "
slavery :, was THERE. HEARD MIR. HALE srEAh'
AM SAY WHAT YOU SIaI y, .>ErIS PIERCE RE.
M n'S .rI,i tND SAY-.F HALE SHOULD HI.aD 70
rIN PIN, To MARCH, on TIE SOUTH, i!E liAD f ESR rs
Aknnfr, OVER Ills (PIEREE'S) DEAD noni, Fon ne
MHvnnip HEAD AN ARMY TO OPPOSE HIM. 20, .pp,xc
VI JfaDD DID PIERCE DID SAn SHLH ~ :, ,n
ms SI UPON Ills BREAST THAT HALE WouLD nAn
TO PASS OVER Ills DEAD EODi. BEFORE HE MANCnEp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14

r cdi,ely after he -tir 81 The land. sta. =
dhfon 10 the highest ntef. my crop Of core has 49,
a'ion utensils, and some hDu- chpl M, kitchen NJ
stock %! horses rdite. sheep and Amongst I'll ~
VIII Dc aonu; twenty-five sell iat'.h hog Tor ok '
i've dollars and rutrr cash viii BE- required; II oT't :.
Drn an! approved security vii he required bearing i
ia e. an II ruucruny paif. interest Nil he rcnI"s'
Aug IL r2,wtd HARRIET BARROI X. ~ r
The daily union., 1852-09-05
THE UNION: WASHlNGTON SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER s.

lion has entered into some correspondence with Great
Britain, ESQ say The public papers IN which The bound
aries OF certain States 10 Central AmeTca have been reg
ulaied by joint convention between this government
and Great Bntaa asa, il such il the understanding
whether il will be proper Tor the United States at this
Time 10 proceed beyond the boundaries OF civilization,
send agent look after place south OF anything thar
looks like abode for habitable men, ana take pos.
session OF il, and introduce commercial relations with
people OF whom know nothug, without any under
standing with Great Britain [Laughterl SIR. This is
worse than the fisheries | object 10 bringing these
extreme measures This is extreme. Tor il goes 10 ca
Horn. am opposed to il. II is mol worth S5 900 Not
that am unwilling that some gentleman, friend OF the
administration. SHOULD have II as outht Tor this
mercal agency tor IL he went out there he would get
De5 ond the reach OF The present administration There
would be just much necessity Tor oulhi 10 Para
quay as n TIE OF the commissioner 10 China I'm.
der these circumstances opposed TO ii upon every
principle OF policy. cannot that We have anything
10 do with Paraguay. TD-re is nothing there that you
wants and you have nothing that they are able pay
or Why, then. open tins inlercommunica with The
exremes OF the earth II you want exploring ex-
pedon, send II out Ii you any body go there
Win an army, know who will command il, aAd take
possession Of the country ard then up and take
po-srsslon oil Bazl Laughter Bul II is not worth
while 10 do II. am really opposed 10 the amendment
and nope The Senate will not agree 10 it,
The question being then iaken upon the amendment,
II was rejected
The daily union., 1852-09-05

NOrIcEThe undersigned would respectfully
N Of Washington aud the they ha
this day associated themselves auction
mission, furnishing business future
VIII be conducted under the Arm Green place of
business the Of sixth
where they will keep constantly hand good
Of urnilur aud would be happy supp Giends
and those
prices. A..
sep2-H THOs. A. SCOTT.
TYPOGRAPHICAL and HI toricsI Account OF Japan,
from period
Europeans down tune Mcfarane vol, 1854
NJ.
Japanese Manner. century by
Liebold. =
Sicily, Pisrmare, by H. r. Tuckerman.
volume. 'S' - -' = =
septf IRANcK TAYLOR
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-05


The mufder of W. Patton, by two Mex
leans, while ne was asieep at The Wei
MAS pcrpotraied ior his money The mar.
d"rers have sIuce been successivrl, taken.
and hung by the approval OF the citizens.
though without any ol the forms OF trial.
The Bravo says, that people abroad can
know nothing of the dreadful condition OF
the country, which renders this summary
mode of punishment absolutely nccessar, O..
There i, scarcely doubt but tina, VI.
lhos. II Harris, OF Roma, (who lett Rio
nrande City for Brownsville, some time
s'"ce' a"u has noi been heard otl has also
NV, ' ~, y "'' '''''' s'"s " '""
tho ,n,d.r If p.,,an ,,.,;s.1 ,t.a, u',,.
h,ln,,,.d IN ~, nr,o.,.;,,, t.,.,,J ,,c III.
an tho o,b., .ii..I H.. ,;,o, ,,La.a d.,.,
u,;n.,,io,, H.. ,..,.i.....
m ,li. ,Ja
m. .Lo,so oe II, y rl,,a,.o,,
,Lon, c,,,,.,.;l.. IL. p.....,..,,f,. t.,.l
boon attacked i, tho r..,,l,.,. anJ ,in,d.r
,J NJ y L.,,,,,,. na,,a,,i,.,,a.,.'I. -,
Th. ,,Il,a,s d.. ~ ..r. a,,;.,,
nrI,,s Gram, Ga, rao.l.. a,,J ,,,,, ,I.a,. IN
,.,.1 .ho,,l, "a aua.L and saoL p,o.,,s
villa ~ tLe snnle,s M Tho ,iysr are, ,n,
ug themselves.
The Indians are also numbering and
l'"uae''nE throughout lie wu'lr country
from, Ernvu.yill.. +, l.,,rdo o,. n,t,rd,red
on Nj, last TIN. about twenty miles below
tdc latter place. \ tone OF dependency
anu "''n''S p','au', "'' e'"s9's' y" "'P'
a,.,., 'L.u -, ....;.'l, ,ra..,.5', a.l
cv IN, r.r,rd +, tb. Indian.
The following from the News speaks
well for one of our counties in this state.
The District Coart for liberty county.
closed On Friday the 1th inst. Liberty Is
allowed NV" N"'ks 'of "heh term "' we
'',''''' Wv wv w. '',',s' ",''ns ",
suits. which. we could wl,h. was more zen.
cfal throughout the state The most i'm
t"t'nnt crwni"a prosecution at the recon
,''"'' WIS ',' "s''"t' ''',' "'''V' w. VI
r.. a.. -.
ri the county Libfriu. might be- added
pCacc aud r'ca'g-' TIA Iupca IA ana.
The ryr,ni heavy aipe have fiistd our
Western Evrts. ihe News SAYS;
"A gentleman VINO crossed tae trinity.
al N""'l"""''o" Last ra.,N norm ''N'
u 49,. r',
81. "a nm ...t-....,