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Red raft the advertisements heretofore insert
subject have been Withdrawn and the Following suou
mted In their stead 5eA HH FEUNsS4 G8&
REMOVAL OF RED RIVER RAFT.
pronosals will be at until the first
duy oil April distractions In Red ver known
Inc RED river ra keeping Of said river
and free from by s1es Of more
Each bidder win propose said ran and keep the
obstruction thereby for specified period ior
the specifying his bid the time within which nc
he il day January 1857 the number OF years Counting
remoya during which he binds himself keep ths 9ay
CATION from obstruction for the said sum- and the
the bidder provided the department DC
satisfied with his responsibility and WIN ay iseu 1nsseS
from obstruction thereby for the longest period Of Tune o ooo
two good sustes each conditioned for the
mhu contract Each bidder VIII transmit a he
declaraon signed BY them that they VIII
his bond suees above mentioned and also me een
resides respectable citizens and that he
$1,000 and above all their debts and
complied with
Terms Of Payment.
100000 Appropriated for the above object $50 600
shall be paid the work Of removing e ra
raft has been removed the shall be by
s W @ ns~ aeS Of the said
portion removed shall bear TO the entire Ta pro-
y Ss Whole work The remaining viii be paid equal
nua instruments corresponding ~ number WIN inc namosl YEAR,
OPEN department il to be the sole judge
Each bid whole work is for the removal Of
separate poposas portions Of win be considered
rho proposals viii be addressed undessned marked on
the envelope, " Proposals for removing Red river ran
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
An papers which published advertisements
this subject hereby authorised publish this. and additon
Washington Arkansa twenty times daily and then twice week
Each paper advertising copy the paper containing
the advertisement
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DEREMPToRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED
CITY PROPERTY.-On Tuesday, January IS at O'Clock ON
premises sell lot No and of lot No of subdvis
Of original lots and in square No 46l fronting feet
and about 40 feet 7th
tanning M square feet The OF
brick building the (now occupied
White Bro and three brick hotel TIN
all in good order.
No In fronting ~ feet Canal
street, containing about l ,452 square feet
described property will BIO sold together without
Immediately after the the above shall sell lot No. is, in
fronting Pennsylvania Jackson
a containing square feet improved BY
back building well caulsted for board
ing house residence for large family.
Wednesday January 49, O'Clock the shall
and IL OF subdivisions of lot in No. 49, each
south 9th and 7h
$3.50 with the Improvements
ssting story buildings In good order.
On Thursday January O'Clock, premises shall
D. square No 2oS situated north between
containing 1864 feet and i'm
proved by brick houses Tin roofed (neary new
twosory brick building with shngs roof all in good
order.
The terms -nh the residue
payments twelve and months, with
by deed the All conveyancing
expense Of the purchaser.
Jan I'D
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BY GREEN Il SCOTT. Aactioneers.
GALE BY ORDER or THE ORPH ANs' COURT.-On Wed.
y nesday, shall shop
Thomas sprgg deceased l4tb
At 10 O'Clock, large lot OF logs, bored and
finished pump stscks
large OF pump toossuch ausura bits, maud
nsils rods, &c.
One large turning lathe, vice,
Cross other planes picks shoves and spades
A large lot OF ropes, tackle spaTs, shears
With many other articles Of tools
Also, lot Of scanting and boards. Terms cash.
By order Of the administrator.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Jan I'D Auctoneeu.
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Qr GEORGE FRENCH A. CO.. Of Nc~Sc,s Va
The hotel CORNER Of fcprsyvanc seventh
day opened for the ~
public The furnished ,hror,hnm ~
comorabl. and elegant
wines and table Of Frenchs Hotel. Ncrsx f.vornby and
known, will he fully
ssw day boarders will be accommodated Al table,
Jan a-eoIm GEO FRENCH
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Fvru Dwtuos. This painting st1 meets with
popular evening Odd Fellows Hall crowded by
National Assembly together with their friends and
ss appeared highly delighted with the painting The
and the charms inspiring for
Inc reflection many fashionable ladies darling the
canvass or these sphibs,,ous
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MONDAY, January II, 1853

MONDAY, January IT. 1853.
Henry b. Northup, esq, OF New York, aad Henry s.
Magraw esq, OF Pennsy were admitted attorneys
and counselIors OF this court.
No. So. Benjamin D. Harris, plaintiff in error, m VIM
Hardemans f al. This cause was argued by Mr.. Nelson
for the plaintiff error, and by Mr. Freeman for the de-
PENDANTS in error.
No ST. Antoine Bandn's heirs, appellants, ps, Geo
s. Hammekn Il al This was argued by Mr.
Allen for the appellants and submitted on printed ar
gumeni by Mr.. Hughes in behalf OF the appellees.
Adjourned until to- morrow, III o'clock. a. m.
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DAp~rfme of the Interior,
Pxssros Oyrtcr. January 10, 10.

applications land for PENSIONS made after i.
sppicsn win be required 20 conform strictly to
" following rule
papers verified by oath must he sworn TO be
n ssrAsd by, public ohcers who
In the concerned
forth In his
s@ruAasss he " not Interested concerned.
Papsss prepared violation Of this viii be rejected for that
eanss.
yea la-~oAlwcp j. n. HEATH Commissioner.
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Wsshtpxton Assemblies.

Washington Assemblies.
THE assembly will held Jackson Hall, Tues
day evening, the 25th OF January. ..
admission obtained by subscribers bevens
on Pennsylvania avenue.
subscribers only tickets by
applying Of whom be found
Jack the of the ball.
Ian 6--l6, Is 20 ~ 49,, h25
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H by j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
FAMILY CARRIAGE AND HARNESS AT hUCTIoN.-On
Tuesday sernoon 18th Instant o'clock In front of the
auction shall sell the family carriage and harness belonging
70 Chas. j. Nourse. st3s
Jan I'D j. G. MCGUIRE, Aucuoneer.
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Jan 63tswAds

lCE % galion-Owug improved facilities
for enabled Offer
very quality of Ice the redooed price y gallon
G. 0AUTIER, La Vile ds Paris,
Dec 0-0waw Conner PennayvaAia avenue snd lib
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PROPOSALS FOR BiuCKs.

AKonirrcr's oyrIoE, UsrEp STATES Carroll,
Washington, 10. CD Dec. 20, 1851.
CEALED will be received this once until the
eighth February O'Clock furnishing all
required csmplsts
United Capitol which tempered
mnde hand In moulds and be thoroughly burnt
without admixture Of coal
bidders required each OF their bids with
sample bricks furnished, and submit
said samples made the works OF
deposng which
lively propose execute the contract e.fr.a#
No will be received for bricks that made
this advertisement and the municipal laws OF tho
Of Washington.
bidder furnish approved
faithful the OF TWEEN
thousand dollars
ibid accompanied by signed by
bid shall accepted the bidder
bricks, the price
within thirty the
suciency Of
certified the Department OF the In
number Of bricks he will
week, will prepared
hment Of the should the be awarded
him.
senled and endorsed Proposals Bricks
he OF the United States Capion
The will such OF the bidders
proper Of Interior Tuesday
the frst day Of March neIt AT IL O'Clock,
THOMAS u WALTER,
Architect OF the Extension OF the u. 4. Capitol
NOR Amer
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Ea-Hsory OF the Peopouesian War, as
i Tacisus--Tbe Of Cornelius Tacisus, evo.
Thso,oss~ Eeucts, vols evo, eio
For sale by GRAY b RALLANrYNE,
Jsa 10 Seventh srsss, oAd Fclovs' Hall.
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MEw FURNITURE WARE-ROOMs.-The subscribers
opened occupied by Mr. VERIFY Penn
m and BIB Streets large and wesc
stock plain and Gothic furniture, of and handsome
patterns, Of those furnish
ing Having leading manufacturers
supplied regularly, making purchases for
cash. enabled s the lowest
Ian is MAT INTEL WRIGHT d CROSBY.
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The recent accounts from the island of Madeira rep.
resent the inhabitants the brink of starvation and
these accounts have been confirmed in circular of
number OF respectable mercantile houses in New York
The Of this restitution is the utter failure OF the
grape harvest of 1882 the cultivation OF which their
sole dependence for support With wine they have been
accusomed TO buy OF their food and all their cloth
ing and the grape having failed, they have nothing
where pay and while the wealthy and fore hand
ed svs pinched, the poor reduced to the last
remity OF The 900 inhabitants of The island, probably
so 900 are needy and is said that 1000 must perish
unless assisted from abroad. .H
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Jvper or THE SUPREME CouRT.-The nomination OF
Mr. Badger has excited little surprise in our commu-
nifty Il was expected tina, Mr. Fillmore, after The rejec
ton OF Mr. Bradford by the Senate, and The triumphant
election OF Gen. Pierce by the people, would permit the
nomination of judge in the place OF Justice Mckinley
to devove upon his This was the expectation
Of the people 1t what had previously taken place
II, however, a nomination 10 be made, and WING
10 bs nominated, why not selected from the
States in this district Is there competent in Ala
bama or Louisiana belonging TO the whg party, 10 dis.
charge the duties Of his high Officer The nomination OF
Mr. Badger is reflection upon the whig party in the
South wes- is reflection upon the distinguished mem
bers Of the bar in this circuit We hope the nomination
will be rejected Mr.. Badgers judicial a,tainmen,s are
not denied; but hesitate not in saying that his equals
il not his supsrios, be found in the circuit over
which be is to preside The political principles Of the
Judge should be overlooked II is no lime TO appoint
whose principles lead them TO strengthen the powers
OF the federal at the expense OF the reserved
rights OF the States On this ground the nomination will
be unpopular at the South. No democrat from the South
VIII DO found supporting nomination thus inds icaely
made and that meets with the condemnation OF the party
The party would no, tolerate such an abandonment OF
duty We expect, therefore. that the nomination Of Mr.
Badger will be rejected. Mobile Register
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ATTENTION, CONTRA rORs.-we, n,

ATTENTION, CONTRAC rORs.-we,, the undersigned, hay
II constructed dredging machine for the Of Petersburg
be used in ercsvang the Appoma,tor and the city declining
passing hands hereby Offer
for tits bulk plan lately patented by Calvin VIII
ley We win do work In given time than
the kind having fully tested i We
Of important
We the dredging
four lighters and the right the same on the
river WhLkEk u DUNLAP.
Jan I3-dets
enlarged and elegantly furnished
modern for the accommoda-
ton Of the travelling public.
Dec Idly
GALL and Winter Dry Goods At greatly reduced
hand the following goods, and propose
order close them make for
spring purchase
20 dreeses, hne mousseIinss and cnshmeres
40 pieces mousscinss, from ny 10 Jx cents
20 do plain do In all colors
French merinoes, very best quality
10 do printed French flannel
plain coiors French flannel
do SsxoHy Welsh and other hannes
IS do plaid hsnnel and cloth suitable for children
splendid stock Of cashmere hong and square shsws
All kinds Of winter hosiery and gloves
Ladies' and gentemens undcrshirts and drawers
so ends OF fAncy cnssmerc, cheap
so pieces cassincu nsey usd CLOTH and other goods sus
bile for sMd
so pairs Of blankets, all qualities
30 MsrseIles quilts cheap
goods sold bargains may be srpeeed
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, h co.
Jan l5-3iswim
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DIED,


In this city, January
of his age, recently from Frederic ksbure =
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ID n uOOE n CO., wholesale and Retail Dealers ~
aocv oil cIcths msttinss curtain msssvsa's
sb~~tns, furnishing goods generally
Psnnsyvsris between h and 9th Streets wssAnr"e
u. q.
Aas 0o-u
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ENCOURAGE your own Mechanics Ma,uf.c-
II tnrersshirs shirts, shirts members Congress- cit
nens invited to call WIN w. FAULKNER's
FASH Shirt Mandatory and
shirts warranted to NJ in all the pattern
which received the unqualified commentator gentlemen
all parts Of the United staes :. lE8
establishment good As chea a.
Thankful
he respectfully socts
Also hand splendid assortment OF silk and unds
shirts and drawers.
Also gloves. csva socks and
gentlemaas wardrobe, prices which 10
WIN II. FAULKNER, sign Of the shirt,
South side Of Pennsylvania N
Dec 23-eo3w Opposite the United sntes FIotsl.
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REMOVAL OF RED RIVER RAFT.

having the act providing for the
moya OF the Red heretofore insert
ed an his subject have the following sub
n,aa Rim their t.adt +. M#- r ID
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ON MY WAY THE CAPITOL q n saturday, 4
" Jacob Mumma's think, the
that has been brought before the public This
drill drilling planting hemp nee. The
simplicity dr qualities will
Of all tbs Capitol yard this drill will
wishes This good
porunty speculate He selling the rights
Of states DAN,L RANkLE,
Is-3r Farmer OF Iowa.
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80 - t''
Eoa sALEA hundred Alexandria county,
and Ave from Geogeown d. G. This farm has been undergoing
years conditions and considered by the best
Of judges hTae msrketsarden arm equal TO any in the
quantity q meadow land on the am and there is
The dwelling been Jus, In thorough repair and
There the arm hra's vegetable cellar calculated hold
The sprins water is excellent and there a plenty
The sells solely because he cannot give il his persons. at
,Psy NS Mr. U,on'
D ~ t,
BEAUTIFUL GIFT BOOKs.-Parey'. Caeine
ID Hon. 8. G. Goodrich, 20 volumes l6 mo-, uniform
choice Illustrations Published BY ono m
For sale by all the booksellers.
Bosrox, Dec. "a, 1852
Dec 2s-aw3w
recently RENTED thoroughly repaired
and house. which now open 70, hs reception Of v
ALExR BAKER,
EOR sale. handsome pair Of black Horses, prsttiy
matched yEans gentle and perfectly sound together win
complete set Of new harness 70 match &c; Apply -
Livery stabie 9th street, between d and T.
Al RS E. BRYANT's Private BOARDING House.-Mu.
III Bryant formerly the Of 18Th street and New York
house. on street, between s and z immsd.sy opposite The
for
and she confidently her the sence and
comfortable accommodations.
Jan l3-eoda
National lnterigencer coryl
GREAT BARGAINS-As the season Is far advanced and W
VI being reduce stock will offer induce
buyers
800 yards rich brocade silks cheap
1000 do plain silks. 75c., worth 81
800 coored Turc ssins, 75c., worth 81
white, pink. blue, and colored poul
for evening dresses
400 plaid silks, at Soc, worth rs
$500 do black silks, cheap
100 do English and French mernocs, cheap
GOO do figured French moussenes, s2kc. worth SIX
1000 do fine moussclines, l6ier worth IS
$500 do do l2kc., worth isl
ly30 do Lupan's bombaxines, very cheap
1880 black apacas, very cheap.
Black and colored mant,la veivets
Cloths ladies' cioaks
Ladies cIosks ready made, OF velset and cloth
Linen. cambria handkerchief table damasks
Long and square sbsws
Cloths cassineres, and cassnets
Blankets, hannels
Prints Of all kinds
Ginshams OF all kinds
Blcached and brown escs OF all kinds
And great many other goods mention.
HALL BROTHER.
Dec QQ-3aw 2wif
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Prices admission Private boxes s. dress circle and par
gucte children under 10 half price seats
rs rs family circle, - cents md
ties, " coiored gallery, rs cents ADJ II -
Doors 6x O'Clock this curtain Will be raised al Inc
ssr Office will daily from 10 O'Clock, to O'clock
~
Jan 10
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Ngw YoRk. Jan. l7--p. The stock market to day
closed 1uler-saIes of United States g. 1857 1871 offers
1894 made for Canton Company sales; Eric at 92l
Nicaragua, Ti Morris canal, 2iA Erie convcrbles OF
III. 1884 Harlem, 72i Norwich aud Worcester, 52i I;
Sonngton, SD, Cumbe Rand coal 6Si Cary improve
ment, l3i Money is easy Exchange on London. 81 pre-
MUM. .-E .#ua.-
NEw ORLEANS, Jan HSaes yesterday of ii 900 bales
OF cotton cent advance better qualities mid
ding o. Sale, Of 5000 bbls Ohio -four at s5 Ster.
ling exchange, 3 per cent. premium.
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ERENCHs HOTEL. ri Frankfort street anM
City Hall square, (opposte City Hall and
New York city, built and opened subscb~r
ls4p and rented and furnished August ss He
vcnence elegance comfort and
The world contains more rooms than other hotel this
tpcu only all OF which
fitted with marble wsshssBde
water through silver plated cocks There
The halls and cIosem viii
during the This European plaa
Of lodging and meals they ordered
and splendid refseory
Tile business and tho principal places OF "a
Dec a-dsm n. FRENCH.
A LARGE and supertor PhtIadel phia-v n, ade
clothing Just received and will day
auction ROOM s,sirs, comprising the following
super black and blue dress and frock
Olive black, and brown business
Esguimsax and northwestern sscks
Reversible and cloth silk lined oversscks
Also, splendid lot Of HimiIs coats, entirely style
Full circle cloth coaks and black cashmere
with great variety Of drsss and vests, .hirs &C.
JAn6-eod6t JAS. @. MCGUIRE
rH OIC e HAVANA CIGARS recsved per barqu
" Hampton
La India and Uppmsn's, Londres
Columbia and other brands. For sale by
JOHN n, BUTHMANN,
Penn. avenue south side between AZ 9Th streets.
Ian A-1ea6
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VALUABLE Improved City Property Mt Private
.se--A and Basement brick house 10th
street, without the furniture.
Two New Jersey svenae, south Of the Capitol
story brok house street, between lh and 18th
s,rpsss with STABLE hc, suitable for bakery. Apply
- -T7EF r. ". sTRATrON, Auctonser,
Jan I5--A Cor Pa avenue and osh st.
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BEAUTIFUL GIFT BOOKS-Parleys Csbine
ID Hon. 8. @. Goodrich, 30 volumes is no.. uniform
choice illustrations. Published by
GEO. c. RAND, Comhi.
For sale by all the booksellers.
BosroN, Dec. "a, 1852.
Dec 2o-law3w
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Nkw YoRK Jan. 1.-the steamer Arabia, from Liver
pool which put into Halifax short OF coal arrived here
about 10 o'clock to-day We lind the following additional
itsns of INTEREST," s
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Yesterday the office OF the State Sentinel at Lansing with
the stock and several adjoining stores, destroyed
by fire. The post Office and mails saved. The capt.
toll narrowly escaped. Loss about $4,000.
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THE ENCYCIIOPEDIA OF Mental PhtIos ephy-Con-
prisna Science Of Method by s. T. Coendge Logic
Archbishop whatey Rhetoric by the same Mora and Me.phys
Philosophy Professor Mance Kings College,
Sir John stodda Law, by Mes Jebb Poison,
Graves professor jurisprudence University COLLEGE, London
Theology, by M~ssrs. Corrs and Rose.
volume closely printed
price 81 SO. Imported from London by
Jan 10 FRANCk TAYLOR
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VUP ERROR GOLD WATCHES-M. ". GAIT
y BROTHER made large additions their stock 81
lsd genemens superior gold witches making their
embracing OF
celebrated makers which they
attention Of purchasers.
theshy enabled offer them ess, low
dealers in this country
An watches sold by the subscribers warranted
NJ. w. GAIT BRO,
Sign Of Golden Eagle, Penn. avenue, between
Ian Is-N HN@ 9th and i0th
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CINCINNATI jan BIN the of the United Sta to
against Cole Kissain, and Others charged with burning
the steamer Martha Washington, Commissioner Wioo
gave in his to-day. He said there proba b
suppose the deed committed and held kis
sa in and bail in $4,000 each the Cha pins
c aptain Cummings $4,000 esch. and Holland in $751;
with freehold securities, appear at the next Of thu
United States court Il is thought security will be given
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above books well printed on good paper hney bonnd
and illustrated with steel portraits, ontispieces, &c.
publishers confidently believe thar list embraces the
valuable interesting the family ONCE
store, workrhip TO be found In the United States.
Minister'S Colporeus and pedIos do good to Others
themselves circulating above books which
readily bought wherever offered Many clear from
eight dollar day To those who wish in sell
inducements offered.
For further particulars apply to
DERBY MILLER
Auburn, N. Y,
DERBY, ORION, MULLlGAN,
Buffalo, N. Y,
Jan 6-d3t Publishers of popular books for the people.
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SyRISevrrLp, January ia freight train and ocomo
rive came in collision the Western railroad between
Beckett and Washington. on Friday, Killing Augusta
Granger fireman. almost instantly. and severely iniurn,
Mr.. Bronson, engineer. Both engines were very bad
damaged.
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The wing, talk OF running candidates this spring II they
can be obtained in every congressional district in The sar
10 that we have not the least objection world
they prefer TO be soundly dubbed again soon
awful dsiest last November we presume the democrsey
wan take pleasure in gratifying them We they vii
start candidates In each district whom will d.
mocracy credit to beat-Roektrsham R,g,au.
We cordially re-echo the above After the awful fals
hca'ion of the triumphant rrans Of the wing paper. last
tall Of victory IN odpanoe the "obscure buenoss
Yankee" II the Virginia wings seek 10 make another
fight glad 10 know it, so that the democracy
the State may be aroused along the whole line We can
not conceive upon what ssues the wings hope to succeed
now, especially AS the most respectable wing papers
the country have oot in approval OF The OF
President Pierces administration thus far. But that
none OF our business II the wings OF Virginia des'
another good beating, they shall have il TO their hearts
content. With the country enjoying prosperity IN
equaed-with almost universal satisfaction WIN
things they are, and with the wisdom and prudence
manifested by the admnis aion-wiih the fact stara
in the face that such States Connecticut Rhods
Island &c, hitherto regarded mpregnable wing o'aiea
now sending up undivided democratic deieganons 70
Congress, it would be almost miracle gooa olo var
gina always "iabful among the fsb'ess' snoud nov
hesitate to stand by the democratic flag whose genial
anence The whole country is nov openly and loudly
k,ouIedypo There is soidity nor the least fore
- ,he miserable and false issues which the wing pres
arc end,avoripg 10 create The only danger 10 from ou
o,yn strengtband we have again to counsel and wan
oor friends against the effects OF over-conhdenee,
vouliinp ambition, and too jealous aspirations h
mart of our candidates, and OF the vital necessity Ole
iecng champions by the voice of the majority, and n
lying 10 their support with harmony and energy lhata
ways brings triumph. A few weeks only will inter
vene before the election and, in the time, we
woke our friends everywhere TO pracse upon the a'
and good old rule Of everything for the noshnF
for men" Let the democracy stand by regular nomm'
ons, let harmony, and union, and devotion to the o
prevail, and the democracy OF Virginia will sun
ranked a, the head OF the list n
Richmond Enquirer, dpra%. y