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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

The late Ephraim Holbrook, Esq, left the following
egaces to the various public institutions In this city
The New York Association for improving the Con-
dtion OF the Poor. $4,000
The New York Institution for the Instruction Of
the Deaf and Dumb. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
The new York Institution for the Blind. 10000
The new York Protestant Orphan Asylum ..... 600
The New York Protestant Half Orphan Asylum. 1000
The New York Protestant Episcopal City Mission
Society ....................... 1000
The American Biba Society .................. 5000
The American Home Missionary Socicty,........ 1000
The american Sunday School Union ........... 1000
The New York Marine Bible Society ........... 2Go0
The New York Bible and Common Prayer Book
Society n.,,,,...,,,,,,,,.,,,, 1000
The New York Protestant Episcopal Sunday
School Union Society. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
The New York Protestant Episcopal Tract
Society. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. loco
The New York Sabbath Tract Society ......... 1000
The American Tract Society Observation-Disclosures. l $50
The Society for the Education Of Poor Young
Men for the Ministry in the Protestant Epis
copai Nnurcn ........................... IpoJ
The American Scamaus Friend Society. ........ 2o0O
The Board Of Education OF the city of Now York
to be applied to the purchase of books for
the library of the Free Academy Of the city Of
New York. ...................... 5000
TO the New York House and School Of Industry 1900
The American Female Guardian Society mum. 2oO0
The p,mit Dispensary Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Total ..........................$ $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27
Summer Arrangements OF the Western
Railroads.

The Albany ErHing journal gives tho following table
showing the summer arrangements Of the railroad com
Panes between Albany aud I'rGalo:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

LEAVE ALBANY.
Loace .qibang .arri~ al Buffalo
a. NJ. s1s.--Expicas through in 49,, hours r. NJ
7s.-Lakc Erie Express. RS
- s-Maii is 3 AN
. ll.--ESprces. through 121s H. T. NJ
J. VI. 2-Acccmmoiatop to Syracus. whore il unites
with another train 10 Buffalo
4Express--falls Into l.. NJ train 1T Syracuse
Night Expre.s through. in I3 hours, 8. NJ
FBTIGHT
A. NJ s.-Way freight 10 syracuse.
y. Nj. 1Emglant and through freight
Tku.s,, \, fr,t.I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27
AFFAIRS IN THE CITY.
CITY Intelligence.
THE WILL OF Mr.. HOLBROOK

The late Ephraim Holbrook, Esq, left the following
egaces to the various public institutions In this city
The New York Association for improving the Con-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

v.sry,aan or warden from that time up to his death We
assured by those who knew him some thirty years
ago when he in public life that he could have been
clot led t. the gubernaoral chair to almost any other
Office in the gift Of the state which he mil have desired
J0uS FRAZER, the artist, died few days since,
vt The residence Of his daughter in New Bedford He was
sixty of age. Mr. fra2ce was native OF Bruins
New Jersey where he passed his youth ut hard labor
on farm aud subsequently, adopted tho trade Of stone
cutter which employment developed the genius which
afierward led the celebrity he signay deserved lie
removed to this city about the 1870 opened shop
and outstrpped I'LL competitors IN the beauty and
hpish Of his monuments, tablets. ornamcnted mautcs
and the dclcacy his lettering lie next turned his at
tenton TO scultus and at the request Of the Bar of
New York. was employed in the mural tablet and bust OF
John Wees, which fills conspicuous place IN st. Pauls
church. In 1854 he visited Bostonmodelled for the
Athenoeum series of buets of eminent of that city
They were Of Webster. Bowdtch, Prescott story, :.
Lowell and I. H. Perkins. Aftorward be produced the
renowned lkedess Of John Marshall. copies Of which
ai0rn the court rooms Of New York, Orleans and he
capital Of Virginia lie visited President Jackson at
whore house he executed inmitablc head Of that
traordinary Among his other productions were
heads OF General Lafayette, In ISL DE Witt Clinton
John Jaw Bishop Hobart DR. Minor, DR. st.orps Naha.
MEL Prime. George Gliswod, Eli Hart SC The monu-
,cut however which Is destined 70 porpctuatc fame
is that classic structure the New York Custom House
bi4 ,diicc was commenced in 1884 by another gentle
man who when he had finished the supcrstrucure abali-
doncd the work and Withdrew his plans Mr. frazec was
obliged to commence d ,cro and IN 1915 had completed
work which the admiration of his countryneu and
all intelligent Europeans who visit lis last effort with
the csel in giving the finishing touch to the bust OF
General Jackson which had reinained IN ms stuao even
teen years without order for completion rms was IN
November last and while assiduouy az WORK nus malot
nm from his hand and his out body followed t TO
The floor
ETHAN ALIEN BRowS of Indiana, died Mt
Indianapolis he oath ult. while IN attendance nj the
oppotion state Conventions Of which he wa ono OF INC
Viz. pre,idcnts Governor Brown wa IN 1918. cecte
Governor OF ohe over tne ato Yen n"on oy WE
80 ,hs ottn,s ~ Irtg1 ~ ~ Scroruc Court If Ohio
scna.or 10 Congress Commissioner Of the general LAM
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-09

or THE
Dssen noags 4 clintoa Plank 1osd %.

VIZ the undersigned agree to form our
selves into corporation, under the laws oil
the State Of Louisiana, as particularly set
l,rsi, il a, act entitled an DIT for The organ-
,ar5i7s If eorpos,Ton, for 'corks 81 pMblle
ia;p~,,ensa. end mi'aJ"--a copy OF which
il hereinso annexed, fur the purpose Of con.
s,ructing Plank Roal from the city of
Baton Eonsa, IN the Parish Of East Baton
Rouge, to the town Of Clinton, in the Parish
Of Elst Felici,ni, AMI from thence along
the most eligable rc1t to a point that will
connect thsfown Of Liberty in Ante Co,
State OF Mississippi, and for that purpose
We have formed the annexed charter, aud
have signed the same, and have ajdel TO
or signature statement Of the humber Of
shares and the amount of our subscriptions
to said Company.
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For Sale at any Price.

A LOT Of s'oves--various kinds. whicl.
n being offered out Of season. i evidence
Of OR anxiety to sell. and that bargains can
be had. Give ns call families and dealeYs
and buy US out, as we are anxious 10 quit the
Stove trade. $ NJ. HART h Co.
Corner Of Front and Laurel Ste.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-09

ccarER ~ tAyAY.TTk Ahb OmUAoM eTs
rE,HERE Is NO AUCTION GOODS as
i my establishment. Nor DO propose
to "eell lot cost, and .isss than cost.n Ny
goods are well selected and contain Ill the
latest and most fashionable patterns selsc.
ted by an experienced purchaser in the New
York and Philadelphia markets. have
no article that has been forced into market
Under the hammer an ccrount Of change in
fashion, or damage Tho public tuey feel
satisfied that what they purchase Of ma y
new and fashionable. / do not prclsss to
be in competition with the vsn6sn Or
Cheap Goods.v do however pSste06 70
sell a. cheap a. any retail House u Stand.
ing in the Union. If you do not think -
call and see. june 22ly
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-09

not 10 diminish the number Of shares Of AIRY
subscriber, WIN Ia another remains with a
larger number 0g'thaTes. II there I've any
deficiency in the amount Of capital subscribe
cd, the said subscription hooks may be re.
opened and closed fromtims to time, until
tho whole capital shall have been subscrib.
ed.
eth. In case OF failure on the Part of any
subscriber 10 pay the indictments on his
stock, "a required, the Board of Directors,
shat have tho option, after thirty days
written notice to The aefaulter, OF torfeitng
The stock md selling il Tor the benefit Of
said stockholdor, or Of compelling by suit
the payment Of such ensallmcnt and no
stakeholder shall be permitted to vote while
in default.
10th. All meetings Of Stockholders called
for the purpose Of increasing or diminish
ing the capital stock OF the company or for
any of the purposes enumerated IN the fifth
section Of the act of the Legislature of
Louisiana entitled ".4n af for m orgGn'ta-
ton Of corporations for tr,rhs Of pn5lic in
provenertua3 utidyn shall be compo4e' Of
persons holding in their own right. OF as
agents for others at least thrce-torrthe 81
, the stock of tho company. IN order u take
valid and bindin. acton III the prenlse7.
ut oil other meetings OF stoc;holsiefe, md
| At all elections, ui,i7itv ct stock l;,, b.,
represented, and III This iatter caFe, Il e''7h
ma, ofity be MOI prefent nor ienre ztnied the
N citing shall be adiqnrue Toy one wees.
oai Tie vote u tgia ii1lerlty OF the stoct
pia9ant AID spre 'enle 81 OF guch adjourned
u-oiiag sha, bind the company il ihc fatne
manne", as if a majority of al tbs s'oc,.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-09
MI Il at ard

% GROSS Ohio Mustard put up IL
~ pound, half and quarter pound tin
canisters by Dixon, Shoemaker & Co, Gin.
cinnati. Also 90 gross Thornton md Gun.
steads Kentucky Mustard for sale BY
July 8 ". II. r. WADDILL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-09

CARRIAGES, HARNESS, WHIPS. &c
1FHE Subscribers assortment Of Carria.
] rig Harness, whips, &c. 10 ls,w com.
pcte. and h, ~ ties an e.rrzzr
examination \ hi. stock SxysY
before purchasing in Nav
Oilo.,., az guarantees his prices as low
aa sfy IL the South.
"areroom corner Of Third and FI0.ifa
Streets. Man, factoring and repairing IL
Burerior style Mt the old established Stand
corner Of Main and Church Streets.
Jan. 2sth, Il W. r. TUNNARD.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-09
Fl. +. WhnDlLr..
AT HIS DRUG STORE NEAR
The Harvey House.

Offers for sale, very large and complete
assortment Of Dguas, MEDICINES, suKei.
CAL fSsIRuMkETs, Cuprfke-GLAssEs, OILs
Scars; TooTn and WHrE.W WASH; HAIR
TooTn, Flesh, Nail. suAviHs, PAINr and
sHor brushes; together with all the most
popular patent medicines of the day.
PENS, INK and PAPER.
Esh-hoots, Lines, Floats, and 6ashcss
Low for cash
Teas! Teas! Teas -!
Having been appointed agent FOR The tsle
Of TEAS ior The FEKiS TEA COMPANY
-, Mr. Er5-. am enabled 70 offer TO ihe
frGns - splendid ase6r neDt Of Gnrrg ar
b....0S fti's. ,ra~ren1ed nnys. They are
pat up in quarter, half ani pound packages
and sold at from so cents to e. so PEI
pound.
Patent Medicines.
This elias 81 reuietlns, Improperly called
Pafsni, are simply secfei rencdies, found
by Practical iapsicidns, after lens expert
once, 10 he slriilebly adapted to The cure
Of certain diseases PIT ~ and offered for
ale i5r he beHefi, Of Nau..ind
Many persons here viii tell yon, that
9ri'h's touic, itowaas Tonic. speeds
ionic, Indian coagoepe, Cnaupion's Pills,
Iegnes' Louden's. sapiag'on's tialPa Or
tia 1,aa-uhnprg Pills. viii care you u any
ease q, 'til7 and Fever, O. AgHe and fe-
yer tha nay occfy, am .he Toe, at cost
81 from u cents 10 81 so, whereas it
ool'i primarily cost yon IS G0-Ihey
wonld 'rfhef inf1To yon. that tneae rene
lit. warranted eeaaa". are CO ss'e ty
II. J WADDiLL
Drug :, peai the ilaruey touee Baton
i,onse Louisiana. may2gy.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-09

TUST received--per Saransc, from st
y Louis 100 bbls. Flour extra and Fan
cy; SO bhls. PORK. NJ. and M. Q. Also
Bacon. Hams and Shoulders. Lard, Soap,
Candies. Starch, Tobacco. &c., &c
oct 15-y. S NJ. HART & Go.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-09

Nrw ORLEANS, June. fBi7.
ny- Dr.. Fay, studied Dentistry in the city
Of New York. ard subsequently graduated
in the Medical College Of Louisiana. He is
gentlemen ofintegrity and 1 have no he's
itation in recommending him u IN accom-
plished practical Dentist.
WARREN STONE. MD.
June 10. r. Professor Of Surgery
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-08
THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1852.
uorrSEoE DELEGATES.


prsyer bv the Rev. Peter De Forest.
TIE resolution authorizing the Treasurer 10 counersSn
he notes of banks read as follows
Resolved by the Genciai Assembly, lhat the treasurer
Tho be and he is hereby authorized 10
crnsrn the notes of any of the banks Incorporated by
Inc General Assembly, requiring hs signature to perform
m duty at such times and places as may not Interfere win
the regular duties of his office such rate of compensation
may be agreed upon between the treasurer ana the ocer
,t hank rorided ho,oersr that the rate of compensa
tin NOT exceed six dollars for every thousand notes 80
eCun,r,ened TO be paid by the bank requiring the same
and crowded further that the said Treasurer snail DC sub
ct TO NIL the provisions Of nid charter prescribing his
duties and imposing penalties for violation thereof Car
led. a.
The bill! providing for transferring and cancelng certain
socks held by The Board of Public WORKS was eao h'a
time and committed to the Committee on Finance.
message was received from the Senate informing INC
House 'ha, they had adopted resolution aeeoIs n ne
Governor appon, assistant CLERKS In the s1ecu,e -
piriment, in which they request lne coueuioH's = ~
House.
The resolution is as follows: ,
Resolved That the Governor be aunollzso " e"p'oy
temporarily such assistant clerks as may oe necessary W
enable the Secretary of the Commonwealth 70 psepae
commissions Of judges Justices and other officers
law be commissioned by the Governor and inat lho
compensation of such clerks shall not exceed gov pr
onh for euch and shall be paid out OF The contingent
Ind.
On motion Of Mr. ROBERTSON of Norfolk city, The resoiu-
ION was laid on the table,
Mr.. kEE from tho Joint committee the Armory present
"a report upon the petition of the Council of the city OF
ehund and one from tho citizens OF Richmond, reiaupo
hc opening certain through the Arnory grounos
Sd bill providing for change in the location of streets
aoueh the public land attached 10 the Armory.
moon Of Mr.. PATRICK, was laid on ne taoe ana OF
's'eo 70 be printed.
The House then took up the BILL which was discussed
' NE hour Of adjournment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-08
STATE ELECTIONS.

We learn that Edward Johnston is elected Judge ir the
Greenbrcr Judicial Ci.cu; and Matthew Etras;on in
Lewis Circuit.
Green B. Samues elected, and George H. Lee probably
elected cses Of the Court Of appeals.
james Il! Ferguson Of Log"n j, Is thought is elecied
rison and John Kenny Of Buckirgham elected Judges in
their respective Circuits
Andrew r. Fulton elected in the Wythe district ard pn
tia returns from the Washington dsct indicate the cleo
tion Of George w. Hopkins as Judge.
ALLEGllANY.-Atto for tho Commonwealth
Sheen 3i5 Damron ~, Cray 81. Circuit JnAseJohrson
i4 Miller las, Smith l57 Clerk Fudge 2Si Baker 1885,
Boswell A. Surveyor Holloway 500, Dr,ron 50. Scr
ti-Mcntngnc l54, Phrnacr l0G, Boswell So SpIowi s..
ALBEMARLE-tOFFicIAL )-Br0cScnb.ouen 2iS; Sa
moeI- OIL. BIS majority 63S
CcrS o. Circuit Court, Thomas Knox Clerk Of County
Court: Presley Saunders Sheriff Ficldr2 Ic,on.--
Commissioner of Revenue, lsl district Fox. 2nd cs
rict: " Il Frances. "a district Martin Wren.
snmutls 2.427i Brnckenbroush 2S7 Juda" Of Circuit
Court Kennedy 2,l37; Cooke l16; WIN irtris 73 A'r-
ney for the Commonwealth. Il. Harris l.,He; Chrsn,an
9J9 Ga,nbll Cleik Of the County Court. SyrLGc CIR
.uii Clerk Pan-ei, County Surveyor. Byrd Sheriff.
ISLE OF "[GHr-Ccurt of Appeals: Judge Daniel
220 Robertson it, II White g. Circui; C"n: Richard
IL Baker :or Judge, t72; Young C,ck, 5Jj. County
Olicefs: lto Whitfield Attorney tor The CommonwcnIlh
23l: Wm II Day, POI; c Hayden, l5; Wells, 6l.-
n Young Clerk County Court, 5G5 lo;,. viers Com
Gissons Easenre 549 VIM n Dar1Gn, S.,'"yor $685.
Thomas Hall ricciGd Sheriff. Josiah i Gay, tie
highest candidate, by 81 majority
LOUiSA-Court of Appeals: 81 Bockeahrourh l0l
G S.mueIs, Circuit Court K II Field llU. JUS
tces Of the Peace: Col Clayton G Coleman ll5, W Ter
rell l0l, William Baeby a. Mathew A Hope g. J 'iicc
So 5 Bmmpass 3d. l. Il swift H. W c Thomas 10. CONF
.munwealths Attorney: l. Carbon 81. K w.idy al.
Couaty Surveyor: Ro T B,h 30 /, Enwlrs 3G u Wight
nne. Ciek Of County and Superior Gourts: Il iGa!er
92 John Hunter A. Sheriff: David kic;ardSon 60 J 7
Cowherd AL II Hacse!l 81 Constable; lhoS Longan
elected. Ovrseer OF the Poor: |. D icrTs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-08

humor, satire, and irony flashed rom conaasn, - $50,
Oilint Since the Ectiins CI he D.sin.,cI kn:rnI nt
b!ian de Bus Guilaerf tournament Of i.c- l,r..r
truer hits has hardly occurred. cannr IT APPLAUSE ~
tasted Tie Interest o! the spectators 4 l~n ii. tie com.
oat was terminated Ike iit between The Cf,ltr ana "a.
raCen by an aprIoaca II IGGs hit longer in mems,
eng attitude. "i!cascn Srlir! Ia: Is sh courage" ia
the Mnsl.aL "By HE cross Of swoFl tie Cn..
Tan i w!!I ce 'i1c COMPANION 70 tnce Sal4cen, whs
our !nrtGG. wills i!ct we !cat.iC CGmpauvn
Tie c"rra,t Iii, :0!"I bc:&tyn Si;rn (,Hj
S3arF, qn!sty ren'Gri.gi ro-Ge~r i.crlou tuf - "
Witnessed is he:wcen >taryer a;:d !S!arpsr"'
lle nn'ai diagram vi! Tho" unD.Ee aa po-i;on
oi the sots on t.t i.rs"' aG! :" w anl ceres
1naing "i me Haincrs - IL. zf1Ul :e NAMES OF
those Wiz itd nc sI9:S. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-08

The Sons Of Temperance had grand procession yes'er
ty w:,h banners and musc-,hey marched through The
i cpal Streets presenting imposing appearance win
G handsome eeali1. Altogether we think there were al
haa one thousand in the processon including delegations
cn some Of the neghbong cities and counties Ihey
proceeded 10 the African Church. where an eloquent address
VAS delivered BY w. R. Dnkerd, P. G. W. p after which
aey marched 10 Howards Grove where sumpuous dinner
hal been prepared We highly pleased to perceive 'he
tutul appearance presented by the large number OF
yos in The p!occssicn who bore each handsome banner
win aumopria,e G.vices Altogether the procession was
arranged and highly credilabe to the noble causs OF
Ta-,-s-
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coNGRi:.s--..rs ..=sloN
rHcHSDAY. JUNE 3, lS5
ORA sIHf-

Mr. Hale presented petition from Chcmung county, New
York setting forth that The fugitive slave iw inuman
yranca and cruel, and praying irs rcreal He concluded
oy moving il the judiciary Cur"nittce. On
on of Mr. Nan.nm, II was laii on Tie hue.
very large number o t;ions in avo. o the h0mcs', I'D
bill were presented from Ge!ent States
The Missouri rail :ou.. bill Then .l": IN ard tho
question pending as 10 the aareement 10 te House
amendment.
SIR C0oer Withdrew his c:l Tor the yvua and nnys Tho
amendment agreed { 1!.i ~. ni ."aS passed..
J. was a5.,d ,!.at when c Sea'" aoan II acJopJn 10
me. Monday next.
ed on i'er day. calling for tig correspondence ttiwcen
the Secretary State and the :g,tl.an h:rtg De taken
a. and il aduprd.
Tho Snnltn intn nilnnrn-t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-08

HOUSE OF REpSLsE& iAT!VE|
NJ aT!!-"n ii Va moved aroIs.drr VOTE by which
the Virgin. n;ary lard waa:.: 81! d.@Oe1 ol bu;
no action vs. hit
Mr. i.an. .! O. moved call o. tie :l-r bu RI Il
"a. evJen. could BE ;u,ri!y, liz withdrew his
motion.
On ,otiun lf NJ Johnson o! AK. ihn House arcsd :hat
when it a3lourn. it doG:n 10 iect on .dn:''.H
M Ho!,on ii Alabama. tyrri mat tic Howe cSn"s
Itself iny ComHitt:c OF tc Whole ~ TIE :ae o ne
Union.
Mr. Nilsson .: Va Submitted t"o bis for lie relief OK
Widows officers Of he:r ea:.Gnf:y "ar which we're Ie'i
i iir-! md -ecpu, ;i".
Dir Sr.ny r. clrni.-, irodnred NiiI % nn'ioz"
the Secretary ni the Treasury 10 deros.1 with t several
States The fourth lsaisGt Of ;ss..4, &! pHa!c nurcr-
ii.ccrc! he maze win such Sat.1 og tic sc ." iS>H
when was referred the Cc'Hltt"r Y"ys hnd MehEs
There being quorum p"srni ~ 'H"tipn Oh w. "! "i
: G. the House uayonrncd iii Mnnd,y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-08
LEcIsLATuRE OF VIRGINIA.
THURSDAY, JuSE 3, 1852.
SENATE.

Eyss,se Sss,,os-The Senate met at o'clock, Mr.
DgSEALE in the Chair.
M S.ovaLL from 'ie committee on Finance, &c eporteo
House .ill for the relief Of Aaron f. Mchcndree.
The following bills were ordered 10 be engro,sed:
Approrra,,n, tile public for the years ISIS
In relation 10 turnpike road from Fort Lick to 1he SIaun
ion aEt Parkrrsbu!g road
Tie bill au,b,,,z;nr Thomas Skdmore Of Braxton coun
" 10 ccns,uc, grsI and saw mill dam, &C., was read
aEd;ime passed. 80 ,
The amendment Of MIR. AMsLsR TO me oii allowing 'e
Re,,nonh F,cerrks sbug aud Potomac Rail Road Compa-
ny 10 connect with The Orange and Aexandria road was
lost Tie ayes and noes being demanded, the vote was
ayes noes 20. 80
Nr W.-s,x ,roposed an amendment to the bill, upon
which NJ CATlErr called the ayes and noes which were Il
dnf l2-nn quorum voting. ,.,
on motion of Mr. RIaER, the Senate aoJoufheu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-08

40. !, Private Gcnrre Shame, Js.
20. z, Pdva.c George S,trre. Sr.
No. 3, Sergeant Matthew'S.
No. 4, Private Nicholas Walsh.
No. :. Se:gean, Bal.
No. d, Private r. H. Cooke.
No. I, Sergeant Bchanran.
No. $ Corporal E.diugs.
No. g. Private William Ba-tnn.
No. lv, Corporal John Jordan.
No. II, Musician John Murray.
No. II, Sergeant Ea,n.
no. l., Private Il Lca.y.
No. III, JOHN Watkins, Esq, honorary remtar.)
No. l5 Private Taos. Hals,cad.
No. lG Trial Shot.
No. Il, Lieut.. r wing.
No. IS, Joseph Nave, e.; (lonorarv merlterl
no. ~, Sergeant JUhnStnn
No. 20, Private John B,i,annan.
No. -. Private Jos.rh B"hrnnia
No. % Lieut. Col T. r. Ellis
No. %, ). G. Davis. Esq, (gues,)
No. Il, Corporal Garrett.
No, 25 Cytpo;.I Rp Buh4nn.E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-08
G5s1g -.,...ai;iia3GG5aD EX2JlilfE:Esss,
asoEDAv s3cEsi-G, 5uSE :, .s5s.
ia. PIERCE q 81. Hss,py!.,y:

F0' i'f-giaeaF-F.tANaLI.' PlE0Ci.cI N.- HlHipy.r:
Far Iicc P-.sia:s!- :. IL. Il. KIN,i OF .it4blIra.
LIS Is The 'ics which 4a en selected by the assembled
representatives, Utt!c Dtmgc:.c: oiic U;on it's whc!
viii receive" i lrt.; ules, tic spontaneous AID ra:hu-
sasiir sGPFo:. Of he et;c pznCc:a'" PARTY. We near tic
roa.rcgs spoke! IL viii. s:lGrts ~ appreciation
by all our eE.s in Ills sac!or:-scu:e may hive a ptGG
sc'ions foc ohcf Of the competing candidates. bat j "oa
upon tic selections having h*cn wen made, Gnd cn!s!y
sa!isia III" Platform, co;i scarcely be r.r ej
Altogether il is g,ious termination Of tic nbor- ri the
i;.norc Democratic CunTc''ion." Oar il's is thcTe!'
With Young i:cor r The G.h!!c Hills or oc :sd.;d
bearer, Ia o! J:&sunia @tro o; Tete ccrc:t end
-e!actior of the power and patronage d tic Federal cicTc
inscribed upon It, tie Oh pern;, ;r!' rrl up
overwhelming Democratic JI;!" ard, aicd IL t@ good
cs:sr By hex pr.uuc sisters, autcr pon5 Jirssc
victory awaits Is. i.Er U VOW nEa!N TIE @nGk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-08
To the Editors Of the Enquirer.
Rrcu,fnSn

TO The Editors Of The Enquirer. :, ,o.o
RicHMoSp HOUSE, JUNE 30, ioo..
Messrs Editors your edi.oa! in the Ealuifsl o. ~
ngs of Tho ncope Of Amelia find the following sentence
awe learn that the chief in The Amea n!rs"+
(whosc names appear in Tic pcceedngs) were al n'sS
but one and he voted against Gov Johnson e!ecnoh
Upon reading This statement Immediately addressed
letter 10 Mr. e. G. Leigh who drafted the Amelia tcsoin
tons requesting him 70 inform TO he pchi,cal eo
from him note from which make the following cxiract
81 am happy have i. in my power coErec, tie impression
made the Editors with regard 10 the complexion q m
meeting Both The Chairman and Secretary socd Tor @
johnson The meeting was as reported, irrespective OF par
~; but told that ma ority OF the meeting were Ds
mocrats and doubt not, voted for Johnson IL IS uus
that Democrats participated in the discussion because
there were speaking Of the party present.
Yours, very respectfully, ,o,-rou