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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
FAsnvaLLE. July q. 1852.


FARMviLLE. July 81. 1852.
RucHxoND. July 2ln.-Tho inquest yes,er.
terdsy rendered . verdict thar Mrs. v. i
Winston and child cameto their death by blows
inflicted by Jno. and Jane Williams. who were
remsnded to jail. Joseph and Nelly Scott
and Anna coloured. sent 10 jail also. Mr.
Winston is improving and hopes are entertain.
ed of his recovery.
WAsnrNcroN. July goth.
. Mr.. Lawrence has positively resigned. and
will return as soon as his successor is named
The President has appointed Judge Conklin
Minister to Mexico. Judge Chambers ha.
declined the offer Of Secretary Of the Navy
the post n i'll probably he rendered to and &C
cepted by Hon. Jno. P. Kenneday. Of Mary.
land. A. NJ. C..
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T1WO VALUABLE ESTATES Fob

Il SALE.-As the commissioner appointed in the
suit of Pollard. guardian &c against Henderson and
others; offer for sale TRACT OF LAND, contain
~ ing GOO acres, lying this place This land
- with the exception Of about 60 acres is in orig
inal woods well Iimbered and the James
River Canal ut Lock So There is Stream on this es-
tate sufficient drvea circular Saw, which makes it
desirable property persons engaged in the Lum
her business. Most of it is good Tobacco and grain
land. There is ALSO bed Of limestone of good qua
also offer for sale, FARM on the waters Of Bent
Creek lying within three miles of the Canal better
to which, viii soon be had. by the Bridge
strcting the River The Farm contains nbout
~ 700 acres, ofwhch, about 400 cleared; in
4 fertile condition, having been under clover and
plaster for the past IL years. carefully surfaced and
derdrained and very productive. There is about 60
ncres of Creek and Branch fats. extremely rich The
soil is mostly RED 1t is divided into FIVE fields and
two lots, with excellent fencing and gates. and each
field and lot beautifully watcred: and the well
adapted either grass for stock Farm, the pro-
ducton Of grain and Tobacco. The buildings consist
good Dnetiine Honse. knchn, Negro honses Stables,
Germ houses. and two Barns with tour Tobacco hous
and other buildings the Carts, Wagons and
Tools from exposure The 400 acres in woods, ure
well Timbered and Of it fine Tobacco land. These
estates will be sold suit the purchaser, and
the Tracts divided if desired. ANDREW WHITE.
I,Iv1 R.ot (raa r.,
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The Overserrs of the Pooh for Campbell county hold
ing office under the Old Constitution, notified
meet the Poor House the first Monday in August
July l5-tla W. W DI\WIDDIE pres't
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N Otice.

The newly appointed overseers Of the POOR for the
county of Campbell. notified meet Mt the Poor
Honse on the first Mondsy in August.
VIM. W. MATHEWS, and Others.
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Steam Saw and Planning Mills,

Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Door, Sash Blind and Boz Factory,
MIL and Machine Work.
Iron Turning and Fitting.
BideksmIhiag # all descriptions
These works having been fitted up great expense
with power, and large variety Of machinery for
working wood and iron form the complete estab
Iishment of the kind in the Southern States. and
execute better work and cheaper rates, than be
| in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending to build supplied with
Doors. Blinds. Window Frames and Sash (primed and
glazed if required) Mouldngs. Flooring dressed anc
tongue and grooved ready for laying. dressed Ceiling
snd Misunderstanding. Pairgs, and variety Of other
| materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dump and Stone Cars Der
rick Gearing Wheebarrows. Picks and Bars and other
| Tools required upon Public Works.
Constantly hand and for SALE reasonable terms
all varieties Of Flooring and other Lumber, worked
| unwork-d. Saving and Planning done to order. Bills
of Timber sawed to order
| ran Lifts A. NETTLETON. Agent
| WHITTEMORE'S OFFICE.
Whole Ticket, Nos 81 Capital prize of ST..
900, in Delaware Glass 80 July 10TH returned from this
| Office Tor of purchaser.
~ Orders for packages certificates Of packages 10
single tickets. in any of the Lotteries Of j. W. injury
Co.. will meet with prompt attention if addressed to
| 20 Communications strictly confidential.
| je %
VNJM. L. GOGGIN, ATTORNEY Y
w l. A W-Attends regularly all Courts of Frank
/
ed his will receivestrie attention in those any
! Of the adjoining couniieG
| Address. "Otter Bridge, Bedford county, Va"
l ian 29--w6mif
| A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
| N FOR SALE.-I offer as the agent and
ney Of David w Terry, for sale his TRACT OF LAND,
in the county Of Campbell just in the neighborhood Of
| Mount Zizon and eighteen miles from Lynchhurg ad
| Joining the lands Of VIM. w. Matthews, VIM Moore
| and others.
This tract contains 25S acres. is in fine neighbor
hood is well watered and has it good comfortable
Dcelling House. with the necessary out houses This
tract land is well worthy the attention Of those wish
ing to purchase lnnds.
If not sold nv private sale before the I4h day Of Sep
TENDER next TUESDAY will then be sold the prem
ises public auction
Mr.. NJ Bailey (whonow resides the place) or VIM.
purchase.
| EDW. D. CHRISTIAN.
| Agent and Attorney for David W Terry.
| July 15-wtds
Republican cory and charge David w. Terry.
| NOTlCE...Wi be sold public sale. TO the
| IN highest bidder, on a credit Of six twelve and
eighteen months on the fourth Monday Of September
next Chat being Nelson Court day upon the premises
- the House and Lot in Lovingston, and also
- its aPpurtenances, known a. the Corner Ston'
House, "-late the property Of Hardin Perkins decd
Bonds with approved security will be required, and thu
title retained until they are paid.
BENZ. M. PERKINS,
l m.v1a-~Q7a1 Exee'r Of Hardin Perkins deed
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s ALE OF A VALUABLE NEGRO

deed of executed me by John j. Phaup bearing
date the-day Of Feb. uary, 1852. and duly recorded
in the Clerks Office of Hastings Court for the city Of
Lynchbnrg sell public auction for Cash. very valua-
Bile girl about IL years of age.
July 15-t3iiy VIM M CABEII Trustee
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bounty Land WarramtS-WE will pay
- the highest cash prices for Bounty Land Warrants.
All who have them Tor SALE please Gull Office
Burchs and opposite the Warwick house. Min
STATHAM. SMITHSON& Co,
April lifts
- store 1000 yards Black Water JAMES. extra hea
Wy. which will sell accommodating terms, or e.
change for Wool.
10 14--ifts A, b. RUCKER
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Foreign Markets.

LfvERPoOL, July 5.
CoTros--Market hat-transactions for the day com
prise about 5000 bales.
LIVERPOOL. uly &.
The Cotton market confines fat-sal-s Tor the day
oOOO baes-prices unchanged
In Havre the market is likewise dull and prices have
declined.
In Breadstufs. we have little alienation to note
Prices of W heat and Flour fully supported, whilst
Corn commands the extreme last week.
Demand far and supply small We quote yellow at
DTS Cd.
McIenry's Circular Of the 9th inst reports the corn
market weaker and Flour Sd I'D per bbl lower. The
following the queatons: Philadelphia Jos Cd to ols
and Ohio 2ls 22s per Dbl. Wheat red SIS lOd to 6s
white, IS 10 6s 3d. mixed. IS to IS ID Conn white 2ss
ID to 29s yellow Bis to 32s perqr.
BEEADsTUFrs We note slight decline in Flour
English Wheat has likewise declined from one To two
-hlings per quarter
Northern Markets.
New YORK, July 49,
CoTroN-Market unsettled-tIansartions limited
FLovR.-Sacs to-day Of $4,000 bbls. at Saturdays
rates.
WHEAr-Sales of IL, 900 bushels Western at IS cents
per bushel.
CoRS.-Sale Of 50. 900 bushels mixed at 81 cents;
yellow sells at 621 cents per bushe
BALTIMORE. July 10.
FLouR.-We have sales of Flour /, report to-duv.
WHEAT--Red sell at SO 81 cents and white at 98a
1O2 cents.
CoRS.-Sales of whteat 50 30 cents and Of yellow
| ar6l cents per bnshcl
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I FARM For Rent Near LynchIurg.

n Ak9W u OF HeUt NC6f LyWCDD0TWe
"A offer for Rent my tract Of LAND. lying In tho
county Of Amherst about three miles from Lynchburg.
This tract Of land ia present occupied by Mr. Thorn
jones' and lies adjoining the lands Of Mrs. Louisa
b. Warwick, and Messrs. George G. Curle and Rich.
md Morriss. IL contains about 40O acres Of land,
and hns il good Dwclng Hosse, and all necessary
out houses. Possession will be given lot Of January
next Persons desirous Of renting tho above tnct Of
land will be aided in their examination ofit BY Mr..
Jones the present occupant.
FRANCES A. WARWICK.
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Deal ESTATE Ar AUCTION.-d

~ Thursday 22d inst, clock. We willsell
the premises Diamond Hill in the neighborhood
Col. NJ Langhorne, and adjoins Willis Brndey's de
srable residence continuing / acre Of ground and
House nearly with good This is desirable
residence for small family pleasantly and conveniently
sitnnted- Terms liberal and made known at sale.
July l9--t92jv MOSBY & GARLAND Auc't
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Freighis up and Down the Canal.
Tobacco, leaf (per hogsheadD 81
Do. manufactured. (prr hox) 10
Flour, (Per bbl) 10
Bar Iron, (Per ton.) e5
Pig Iron, (pef toni 90
Lead, Pig and Shot, (rer ton) 90
Plaster, {per TONI 90
Salt. (per sack.) Sd to8
Merchandise and Produce. (per 1907 10000
EXCHANGES.
Checks on New York, 3toa per G.. premium.
Baltimore. do &c
Boston, do
Philadelphia, do
Bank Notes N. Carolina. to do dis, o,ini'
. 8. Carolina ! 10 do do
Z" Tennessee, too do do
STOCKS.
Corporation Bonds 4I00-par.
Citizens Saving. Bank Stock par q O0-$la6-re-
fused.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-22

gINHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
L the subscribers, under the style and firm Of
Imitation the business will be closed speedily as
sble. Those having claims against the will
plen them without delay. and those indebted
to the will be xind enough settle their
lest opportunity Before parting with old friends
and customers beg leave them sincere
thanks for their kindness, and request them that
they will forget uuder the firm of GREGORY.
ROYALL s. SIMPSON.
JAMES d. GREGORY,
JAMES 7. ROYALL.
June 80, 1852.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-22
CALE ofHA RPES's FERRY LOTS

NALE Of HA RPER'S FERRY LOTS.
~ On Wednesday the l- day of September, 1852, in
pursuance of orders from the Secretary of War will be
sold Harpers Ferry, Virginia. certain portions of
Land belonging the United States that place. The
sale will be made in lots according a plan recently
made by s. Howell Brown, surveyor Of jefferson county
Virginia, which will be exhibited the day of sale and
which can be seen the Ordnance Bureau of the War
Department Washington and in the office the Su-
Eerntendent Of the Armory Harper Ferry.
TERMS OF SALE.
One fourth Cash. PAYABLE on the day of SALE and the.
remainder in two equal instruments and years
from the date of sale.
If te hnle amoun of q, Ri ;p.,onant sb,II ha
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~"1Ss - C~HSV" - sui . IHHpKOVOu COM66
has been tested and approved by Mons Ley.
poldt the celebrated confectionr e5 Broadway says 1t
superior to any he has u.ed Mr.. Hulman l6 Prince
street, states that i'm coffee. at IA cents s
stronger and finer than the coffee
lsd per H., obtained s,sewhets Mrs. Bohsnnan, 2gs
Bleecker street. also test6es We with
Jour improved coffee and wish you send one dol
same last Not having tim send to your
store TINS morning, procured flee In this neg
sS.nood and although psio three cents pound
not drink it, Mrs Parsons coffee sold ouy At
l7S Bowery Best quality Java l4c per pound second
quality do l2.c: finest It. Domr go, loo. Extra fine
young hyson and old hyson sa &c., beet quality d. 5c
best Quality ooong, soc pure English BREAKFAST, hc
Draers punctualIy and satisfactcry executed by Il.
Albany Is at 81 Washington street.
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This evening the first Of series of concerts win 10
given by Madame Aibon whose concerts in this city
shortly after her arrival created such vs Asa con
tralto singer she stands alone In the world and for the
delicious quality Of her voice and perfect ease Of oxscus
tion. she has perhaps no equal in the world.
She will be assisted by Signors Revere, saneovsnni
Ardit and grand orchestra The selection Of musical
gems which appear in the programme cannot fall to
draw large assembage Of the fashion and beauty OF tho
city. The entertainments commence with an overture.
Sangovann will sing cavaina from the opera Italisna
in Algerin Madame Alboni will MARBLE the cavatinA
from the Barbere" Una Voce Poca F; also the grand
rondo from Sonnambula.n al Credea Miranh.
There can be no doubt that she will have overflow
ing audience After the she will be accompanied
to her quarters by several of her friends and two com
panies Of hremen, in torchlight procession.
The Dramatic Festival mt Castle Garden.
The great dramatic fsstival,i ommemoration of the
introduction Of the drama erica in aid ofhe Ameri
Dramatic Fund.- of last pight at Castle Garden.
The house was literally crammed from floor to ceiling,
and seats were almost at a premium about equal
proportion of ladies and gentlemen comprised the audi
ence The bill Of entertainment very rich the
pieces selected The Merchant Of Venice" the
songs Of My pretty Jane and Never Despair sung
by Mr.. A. Braham Pas seI, by Mile. Lola Hontss !;
Pas de deur. by Miles, Lavgne and Leeder the comic
ballet @Mons Deschalume - Pas de deua by Nile.
Drouet and NJ. Mege; The Nightingale Waltz" by NJ
GILES; and @Lethe,n one of Garrck g farces.
The part Of Shylock, in The Merchant Of Venice
was we'll performed by Mr. Couldock who was called be.
fore the curtain but the character rendered by him.
did not exhibit that cool and crafty vilany which dis
ngushes it. but passionate spteful and surly and
reading in With these latter feelings
There should have been arch and fendsh design.
and variability of feeling aud interest thrown into
it, Miss Hert should be noticed for her delightful
singing Twill you love then now ~ in
the part Of essca in which shc encored. She has
fine voice Mr. Braham exhibited his vocal talent ef-
ectively and epcored Lola Monies for her sailor
dance called before the curtain and arded with
Judge from the vocferous manner In which she was
received The dancing of Miles, Lavgne aud Leeder who
have distinguished themselves at Nblo did meet with
much appre citation it deserved The remaining per-
formances were ereditably sustained and afforded
much diversion to the immense Some incon.
unable to procure seats The only being va.
can't and those only occasionally opposite the thick
pillars with which this place Of en is supported
and which annoypgly intercepted view Of the stage.
These pillars perfect nuisances and spoil this theatre
but suppose they cannot be dispensed with. We
glad that the dramatic FUND.- has received such good
support and that the proceeds Of the night viii yield
pretty round The entertainments under the
management of Mr. Conway.
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Personal Intelligence.

Arrivals at the Irying-on Joon Tyler, Va: 1t Col
Frvipg. U g. Al Col. hcCatten Pa; s.: Waterhouse
England w. Hay U. s. A. Capt 4. N. Clark, u. s. A.;
1t II. Clitz. A.; Hon +. Stanton Tennessee Col
w. G. Wood San Francisco; II. Ewing, Nashville;
Liago Vriazes, Italy; Melville Wilson, Engand and
1s7 others.
At the American-L. g. Trenchard. U. S. N; N. Har-
den. Washing on; w. Fletcher, Conn J. Harvey,
Philadelphia H. One, Memphis W. keblauk, &c rmany;
Hon. H. Seabrook, S. Carolina; and ITO others.
At the Howard Hotel Hon Robert Smith Illinois;
c. n. Candee, Memphis; Dr. Fagg, Yonkers; u. p.
Dickinson, Northampton j Smith. Montreal: W. L.
Hart. N g.. Il. G. Allen Boston, D. Co~ell, Lexing-
ton, Ky; Q w Allen. N. c.; John Burrll, London, @.
W.; D. II. Runyan Ky; and so others.
At the Metropolitan Hotel-lIis Excellency Manuel
Larraingas, Mexican Minister aua suite Hon. Ben Ed
wards Gray, KY. Hon Chas Carroll Baltimore; w. g.,
Kennedy, s. G s. Gibbons Mo & Ames. Washington
Daniel Chandler, Mo Jno Bloodgood. Mo.
At the Astor-L Mills, Chicago Longfellow, La /;
W. Brewster Calcutta; MIR Taylor Alexandria; W. b.
Coleman, Elmira; L Robinson Toropto Bryce Smith,
Geo. b. Halctt. Boston; Hon 81 seymour. Philadsl.
phia Col Moore s. G Hon Mr. Pennyman, Wiscon-
sin; Hon. J. G Doty and $50 others.
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ur, or ROCHESTER,. will have been OBJ
.i, Board Of Health continues TO report eight
o. nine deaths DAY from eh1lsrs.s iact which els.ry
% shass a. the best and most reliable norma
s ' on the subject, within reach although fully
wsre that rumor while endeavoriDR to discredlt the
the Board pu forth from day to day very
exaggerated and necessarily erroneous reports cf is
oV1.-RoehssieS ,dEcriesn 3D..
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aaspGsd rssslutioa directing The ConpArsDsf -
ny 70 his widow the balance Of the salary Of w
surrcnt wear, 70 which he wsuld have been entities
had be lived and performed his Judicial funcsiors
till December next This is a just tribute to Jaege
sspdford's worth which every citizen viii CON-
mend.
There vas no, much done in the Board Of Alder
men. The report of the Chief Engineer Of the Fire
Department was sent but not acted upSn. We sup
nose that the document viii be take, up this even
ing There wrs no business transa< ted in the Board
Of Assistants, except of the Ordinary character.
Our inside pages, this morning, are we'll stocked
with information to suit the taste Of every reader,
of which the following tie heads Of the most in
tcresting Additional Foreign News embracing
articles from some of this principal British papers
relative to the Guane difficulty, the surveys of the
Nicaragua route to connect the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans, European Interference in American Affairs,
&o.-Further Particulars with regard to the Fresh.
cts in the South the New Postage Law Interesting
Eolloal Document-Gen. Scott's recall from Flo
rida by order Of Gen. Jackson Letters from Wos
Point and Santa Fe; Appointments by the Presi
dent; the New York Trade Sale of Books; Judge
Edmsnd'r Decision relative to the Henry Clay Ca
hmity; various reports of Courts and Local Mat
tiers; Theatrical Notices; Financial and Commercia
Reviews, sc. In addition to the foregoing exton
sivewSriety Of reading, several of our columns ar
filed with business advertisements, which are be
ginning to press upon space TO such an extent
10 render it certain that shall be compelle
&c publish double sheet every day in order
| rycet the wants of the community.
Want Of room obhges us to omit the reports
'she proceedings of the New York Horticultural 81
ciety, the Board of Supervisors, and TIE Court I
Sessions, together with great amount of other Il
cal and miscellaneous matter, great portion
which we shall endeavor to lay before our reader
| tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-07

A SINGULAR HOMICIDE Three men named Dan.
lei s. Halloran Hiram Brady. and Philip Peters. who
had been working together. got in'o sfray about
jog Of whiskey which Hailoi had purchased Peters
and Brady after getting Haoran in a skin, throw
him overheard but he succeeded in gaining the shore
where the Others after mbibiDg pretty freely Of the
whskey again attacked him with knives and then left
him, supposng he dead. llaoran still alive, re-
manned where his assaapts left unable to move for
five days. without nourshment, when was picked up
on the 2Sth by the captain OF schooner and after
hours, ~
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DOUBLE SHEE T


THE 'IEw YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The cunsr6 steamship Asia. Captain Judkins vii
save this pest to morrow NOON for Liverpool. The
Rsrcpean mails will close at half pact ten o'clock il the
morning The NEw YonK wErHiY HERALD will be pub
Kshed at i. past nine o'clock. Single copies, nrap-
rors sixpecce
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Court Calendar This Day.

SUPREME CouRT-CiRcUiT.-Nos 46t. 407 to 49,
SUPREME CouRr-SrEcIAL TERM.-Ncs. Z, TO- Il, II to
2S On next Saturday the Court will take up motion
calendar. now being made up and continue hearing it
through the ensuing week until 1t is disposed Of
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. 81. $50 5l5 6S7, S14 S2S, $685.
S6l $40, 957. $40 1907, 100. i O12 Ola
SUPERIOR CoURT-No trial calendar this term
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IMPORTANT FASHIONABLE MovEMEsr.--We un-
derstaEd that the fashionable and arstocratic Jnion
Club sent up to West Point deputation to General
Scott, yesterday afternoon, headed by silas e.
Herring, the lion safe man, for purpose of some
political importance which We shall give as soon
ps possible,
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An unknown Frenchman over BY train Of
cars in Canand agua few nights siuce in whose pockets
said to have been found SIS OOO
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A Popnler candId.,e M Ihc E.e,a.-1ve

don't refer to scot, or Pierce Webster aale They
are more or less popular as polticcps but IL
glorious dinner fest rate supper chowder or
nasty plate OF soup We should hungry eve
where. IN snort, we should turn TO RABINEAJ whose
next door to Bur Theatre, sptome the
uNues OF the cuisine and the vine cellar larder the
duor the cookery the attendance In fact everything IA
lnft haiti ourht TO be and inst what knew IL would
be, when Rabineau took hold " the con cern. = "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-07

LATE AND IMPORTANT APPOINTMENT .-Coionel
Curtis recent candidate for Governor of New York,
has been appointed Governor of ooney Island, and
h.s oooer+od tho high post with all its honors.
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ALL ON ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER. weather
during the present season has been committing ter.
rble only the pears and peaches but
the Geld Of politics and presidential candidates For
some time past, every whig meeting has been almost
ruined by the horrible weather, such as "prodgious
showers Of rain," and "awfu bursts of thunder and
lightning" keeping thousands on thousands away
from the mass meetings and interminable gather
irgs. In fact we rather suspect that the bad
weather the Of the defeat of the wings at
the recent election in North Carolina, and we have
no doubt that the weather must have been dreadful
ly bad, very recently, in the State of Iowa, when
these COMPOUNDED democrats gave the wings such .
terrible thrashiDg We really hope the clerk Of the
weather will stop in his career, and have some pity
on the State Of Vermont, during the election of this
week. Let the poor wings have at least one clear
day, and chance for carrying State before the
eternal food Of November comes upon them in iu-
nous avalanche.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-07

LATE and his partner. DIR. NICOLAS have taken thai
Office at WIN. Raymond e. Co g Metallic Burial Gas
Warsroomi No o36 stoadwsy New York, where info ,ms
sons from distance rcquing their services NAV ami
BY telegraph, and their will he prom pity d
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a.Sa as, y ~ u"C 70 Uny II yOu want TO
secure your family home. We by our Advertising
column that this Is the last day for one
OF those lots 1T Iopkr the boots close tbs evening at
o'clock: after which time subscriptions will be
a TIE drawing for the choice of lots take place
FOR u beg leave refer you to the
tsemebt of Albert Nicolay, whsh think il worthy az
the attention Of all the laboring classes. "