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Extraordinary s PcremptOry Sale,


- - dAAH n Az I'VE
4 I their Sales Rooms, on SATURDAY EVENING
IA Oct lst at O'Clock.
Fine Steel Rational Fngravings!
Consisting Of splendid view of Ashinnd the Home.
stead OF Henry Clay, and a Portrait of HENRY
CLAY, while speaking on the Compromise together
VIII one asst issued and beEafe offered 10 the
public representing Clark Mills Equestrian Statue of
GEN. ANDREW JACKSON,
Erected opposite the Presidents Mauson Washington
D e.. aud cast entirely IRON Cannon capured Al new
oTlesRs TESTIMONIALS from Hem MillHrd Fillmore
Hon Edward Everett, Thomas n. G ay ESQ Arthur
siansauy, Esq and from the Press generally accom-.
pahy these Ensravings endorsing their execution and
tsithiumCss.
. TIE publ of these spleniA works Of American
hue art propose TO il sue series OF National Eng av-
lngs embracing various National sub ec,s to he exc
Gated by the hest artists in the c0un and to hold rub
lie sa Is upon the ISSUE OF every ne plate IN All tho
principal Cities of the Uninn of hch series snjs sale
will Form the first. 1t is hoped This and si tied
enterprise 81 III be met by corresponding degree of
H6eraliiy on the part Of the pulse.
A large attendance is requested Young Hlen " iSh-
ns 10 cnvass for these EngtaviRgs in The country Viii
aAd THIS a rare oppOrtuntt to supply themselves
Worcesier sent 2S, 1873. Its
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CARRIAGES.

In Nantucket, 18th irst., by Rev Mr. Judkins, Mr.
Reuben R. pod9' "e Ca"lridee, TO Miss Lyaa h,
daughter of Mr. David Wood OF N.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-30
DEATHS.

In Camden, Me-, goth inst, Hon. Jonathan ThAyer,
aeed n. He was born in Milford Mass. AMI eradu-
ated at Brown University in the class Of 1868.
In the city Of Washington on the 25th inst. Martha
Illinois, aged months.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-30
Shoemakers Wanted.

| Z MEN anu Boys wanted to bottom shoes Those
- that can do but part, such as lasting pegging
heeling or trimming, will do well 10 apnly to
F. BRlMBLECOM,
Grafton, Sept &c, 1853 dawtf Grafton, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-30
Messengers Notice.

Worcester IS. September 20. 1853
CHARLES II. D. SNOW, Esq, Commissioner OF In.
solvenc,, in and for the County OF Worcester, has
this day issued warrant against the Estate Of
H. PARKgR of Westborouah,in said County, Boutmaker
an Insovrnt Debtor and the payment Of any debts
and the delivery Of any property belonging TO the vad
insoveht debtor, Il him, for his use aud the trans
fer OF any properly by him, are forbidden hy law
The rsi meeting of the creditors Of the said nsoyent
debtor will be held at Court of insolvency. az the OF
nce oil the said Commissioner IN Ftt hburg In said Conn
~, on the eleventh day OF October next, At len
o'clock In the forenoon, for the proof OF tebts ana
the choice OF an assignee, or assignecs.
$50 as, wilt Ness,nper
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Three Girls Wanted
A PoY Wanted.

To work in small families Tor their board, and go tc
School. Apply Above.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-30
New tIilch Cows at Auction =!
House and Lot at Auction!

kzA s. sEl.BY & co will sell on the premises,
EsYsf on THURSD4Y, Oct. 6, ~ To'clock The
@&a-aAH House and Lot,
at the corner of Westminster ami MI Vernon streets
commanding one o. the best views 10 the city. The
House Is new and butt in the most thorough and con-
Fenient manner.
Il Terms liberal and made known NJ the time and
place of sale.
For further PARTICULARS, nqui Z
5. ". sELBY q CO., Auel'rs.
Worcester, Sept. %, 1853 dts
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FOR SALE.

A New Crank Shaft, with an iron cone pulley. Anv
N one wishing 10 ~ up Foot Lathe y can Inv ihis
cheap. Apply at 96 Front st., OF Horticultural iiai
80 dDt
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Central Bank.

THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of the
Cenr Bank, Tor the choice Of Directors for the
ensuing year action upon he 9Th Section of the l96th
CHAPTER OF the Statutes If 1888, and for any other
business that may legally before them, will be
held at their Banking Rooms, on MONDAY, the Sd
day OF October next, at 10 O'Clock, A NJ.
g. Z. HARTeHORN, Cashier.
Worcester, Sept, IS, 1873. dtO3
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Blackstone Rank.

THE Stockholders OF the Blackstone Bank Vxbridge
are no'iffdt0 meet at the Hail. over sail Rank, Oh
MONDAY. the third day Of October next, AT O'Clock
p NJ, for the choice Of Directors for the ensuing year
aud the tranSaeo ion of any other business that may le-
galy come before them.
Z w. HAYWARD, Cashier.
Uxbrdge Sept Z, 1853. dawtO3 sl3
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NOTICES, &c.

Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance
COMPANY.
THE Annual Meeting Of the Manufacturers Mutual
i Fire Insurance Company, will be held at the said
Company's Office, in Worcester, On
WEDNESDAY, the 9TH dag Of Oct nert,
at 10 O'Clock A. Nj for the choice of Officers for The
year ensuing, and Tor the transaction such other bust
may come before said meeting.
SAMUEL ALLEN, Sec'y.
Worcester Sept. II, 1853 diff
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Singing Schools.
LOST

I N or near Main street, on Monday morning last a
l. Memorandum Book, together with several loose pa
pors. Whoever has found the same is desired TO leave
them with thu subscriber living II Woodland Farm,
with g. ALLEN BTnley Block and receive n suitable
reward. John MITCHELL.
~
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WANTED.

LNOUR Gentleman B0srleIs may be accommodated
II with pleasant Rooms, few doors from : ain st.
Also, Gentleman and Wife, and lew table hoard
The House is heated with furnaces.
For particulars inquire at this Office. diff o
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STOlVES..ll

VTNHE different kinds are too numerous 20 msntion.-
Call at No. 26 Front Street. opposite the City Hall,
examine and Judge Tor yourselves.
Worcester, Sept. 81, 1853. dnwsm
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MUSIC STORE.
PIANO FORTES !
Also, SINGING BOOKs,
w ANT D,

A N American Woman to take charge OF Cook ing
IA and general Iiousework, in small family, none
but an experienced hand need apply inquire at this
Office. dtfa 80
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-30

LABELS
CLIMAX HAIR TONIC.

IN admirable Preparation for preserving and
beasa!tyitl9 Tie
EzsT Va "A 81 a HEs!
THE CLIMAz HAIR Tone includes in compositions
many OF the mast poten known remedies IL is con-
bned with the most elaborate care and with strict
regard 10 proportion that due eff ct is given to each in
grcdieDt and result is combination. elegant. re-
cAerche. and surpassed in point Of efficacy by any
other before thu public.
Dust so long vitality exists in the HpT, the appA
cation OF the Climax Hair foc carnDt fail 10 he hene
6cial Its invigoratng influence will make itself per-
ceniible. It's action, by removing dandTuf and olheg
obstacles from the scalp, destroys their whitening eff
ets and leaves the way clear for nature do her part
AS compound for dressing the Hair inpariing TO ii
soitness glossness, and richness and also rendering
the siidesl driest Hair. ~ eepble of the
tasteful arrange ment, the Climax Hair Tonic will be
found invaluable. Nervous headaches frequently
removed by vigorous application Of the Climax iai
Tonic with stiff brushing
Possessing delicate color not liable 10 soil anything
with which II in contact-of pleasant and de-
clded, vet too prominent odor. the Climax Hair
onie, is what the pr prieor has aimed to make ita
compound elegant and Elective, and Of unusual
intrinsic worth.
or Price Twenty-Five cents per bottle, Large
bottles, containing iall pint, SEVENTY FIVE CENTS.
Prepared only by
LEWIS T. LAZELL, Druggist,
No. 2Ol Nam Street, Worcester Mass., and sold
By Traders generally
ep4 dawu
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WANTED,

A SITUATION in Mercantile, or Manufacturing
IA Business by an active business man, no will ill.,
vest two or three Thousad Dollars. Address L. y
through the Post Office. dnwtf s27
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WANTED.
OPENING-OP !

n A. BROWNING will have an Opening. of SILK
W MILLINERY, on Wednesday Oct. S. of his own
Manufacture. Ladies invited 10 call and examine.
at 100 Main Street div l29
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Boys Wanted.

} OR BOYS as apprentices TO the Dry Goods bust
q ness. Personal application a. the store will be re-
CURED CHAMBERLlN, BARNARD, d co.
SIS dawtf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-13
RAILROAD MEtrrso-Ths citizens Of CharO,,es, HE and

RtRoAp MkrrNo.-The citizens Of Charlotesv NE and
Its vicinity requested In the Court House
Friday evening next for the consideration OF the advan
ges TO the town and county Of the construction Of the
1ordonssile and Lynchbug railroad and the necessty
Tor liberal subscription the part Of our ctzcns
We regret TO say that community and the country
from this place TO the Nelson ue show indifference to
me success OF the above road which be
without an acknowledgement Of ignorance Of the great al.
TO be derived from It, aud Of tina present immi-
nen' danger OF losing this favorable opportunity Tor So
curing the Charlottesville Adroeats, Sept o.
The next session OF the University commencing on the
LIST day ofoctober bids fair one Of the most pros
porous OF the Institution The number OF students In at
tendance during the last session reached $50 and We should
no, be suprsedf reach, during the approaching session
as high 6O0.-B.
We are panied at announcing tho sudden death on
Sunday last from typhoid fever OF Mr. James A Morris
deputy Sheriff Of Abemarle county.-B
We learn from gentleman who len Stsunton on
THURSDAY morning. that Hemp Trayer of Staunton) and
Henry Wilson, (of Alternately have been arrested and
committed TO jail for the murder Of Coleman Of that place
The arrest made upon the evidence Of young man in
the employment Of Trsyer who having been arrested
confessed that he witnessed the murder that Wilson held
the old man. whilst Trayer knocked him in the head with
the hammer. Great excitement prevailed in Stanton
when the disclosure made.-B.
The County Court Monday last set aside the recent
election Of Constable in the sth district on the ground
that the Constable elect did the time of his election
reside in the district.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-13
ro CORRESPONDENT.
Sirns In the East.

The foreign papers brought by the Asia, still re-
port that the Eastern difficulty arW De Setttod, bu
how, and when, they furnish no definite Information
The sum total of all they know is that IT Russia
eyacuaes the Provinces and Turkey accepts the terms
of the Vienna note, then there will be no war rs
TO the happening of either of these events everything
is but conjecture yet We no reliable ground
for saving that either will be done, do the state
ments in the Eastern papers concur in the opinions
expressed on these points Ii Turkey accepts the
terms of adjustment as first sent to the Porte, she
has to do so without any stipulation for the evacua'
ton of the Provinces But it is stated, that she
has sent them hack with the request that such guar
antee be given before signing the proposals. Pre-
cisey what she ought to insist upon, and what might
be inferred she will do, if the Journal dc Constant
sopk expresses the sentiments Of the Porte, when
remarks, 'f there is anything more detestaole than
war it is peace without dignity and honor, peace
obtained by the sacrifice of sovereign right, peace
shamefully purchased" In the meantime, ne"
obstacle presents itself the evacuation of the Pn'
Qualities. Russia it is said insists upon not crossing
the Pruh until all the refugees now in Turkey have
either been taken into safe keeping or sent oil t'
America, after having pledged themselves never u
return" And in this, Russia is to be backed b!
Austria and Prussia. Apart from this new obstacle
in the way Of the evacuation of the Provinces, II sun
appears that the foundation for the rumor that 1t MI
be DONE amounts about the same as that expressed
by Lord Palmerston on the day of the prorogauon O
Parliament when he announced 1.-THE confident hol'
aud belief" that the Emperor Of Russia would
'of his own accord, make merit of evacuating tn,
Principalities without the smallest delay, after tbs
settlement with Turkey" But as yet, the Russian
forces have given no reliable signs Of taking VI
their march. They are III comfortable possession o
the Provinces and have made stpulatiOns to leave
them When the Russian bear takes his departur,
it will be "oihis own accord"-as matters now stand
He will have no occasion to hurry himself about it,
The allies Of Turkey haze surrendered and so far
any danger need be apprehended from them nc car
take his time in returning back TO his lair
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-13
Why not send Mr.. Dix TO France !

Why should the President hesitate any loi ger in
carrying out his darling purpose of appointing Mr..
Dix Minister to France? The Charleston Mercury
endorses him and makes the important announce
mcnt moreover, that the appointment Of Mr.. Dix is
not Objectionable to the southern Democracy. Dos, ;
the Mercury speak for the Democracy OF the South
en- this point! Ii not will not some OF the organs
speak out for the party? Its incumbent upon them
to do So The Mercury has undertaken to rcpr, sent
their sentiments If they silent, it is fair infer
ence that they agree with the Mercury in endorsing
Mr. Dix. The President may think so, and forthwith
send Mr.. Dix on his way rejoicing. They would
have no right to grumble afterwards. 1t would be
great injustice to his Excelcncy to withhold their
opinions until the deed is done and then make fuss
over it, Now is the time for them to speak out. or
forever after hold their peace. Is Mr. Dix ac.est,5l
10 the Southern Democracy or not VIII not some
other organ than the Charleston Mercury speak for
the party in this important matter? 1t is time the
question were settled. 1t is high time our Govern
melt had Minister in France if the Administration
intends to look to the interest of the country in that
quarter at all. II the Southern Democrats are no,
responsible for the Presidents course in Withholding
fhe promised appointment from Mr.. Dix the rest Of
their organs ought to out manfuly like the Mcr-
curry and say and relieve the Administration on
their part from the awkward fix it has gotten itself
into this appointment. The Conservative De
mocracy Of the North will hardly give themselves
any further trouble about Mr.. Dixs appointment, II
il is to be understood that he is not objectionable 70
their brethren Of the South. Why should they? 1t
is not to be expected that they would take upon
themselves the peculiar guardianship Of interest which
belong almost exclusively TO the South. We notice
that this endorsement OF the contemplated appoint
ment Of so rabd anti Compromise man as Mr.
Dix, by the organ OF the South Carolina Democracy
is received with surprise by many OF oui exchange
papers. The idea that the Albany Argus and the
Charleston Mercury should thus harmonic. is cor
sidercd amazingly strange. They seem to lose sight
of the fact iat the wi-g Of the Southern Democracy
represented by the Mercury aud that represented bv
the Argus along with Mr.. Dix were alike opOo,oI Ia
The Compromise II objection to Mr.. Dix from
Southern Democrats is all the difficulty in the
way, why not the President at once relieve himself
from his troubles this score re cem his pledge an
commission Mr. Dix, Mi lister to France, forthwith
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-13

whose pulse felt by Captain White eigh,
days ago, ascertain if he living The Captains
enton brought to him while he lying in the street,
in appaeuty lfeess from drunkenness The Cap
tain seemed rather sensitive being a5cribed the very
important function of feeling pulses particular.
ly. lie think that our notice upon his pulse
telling burlesque II every witness whose evidence
publish shout make lS5 assumption, and we, in ju7
tee ourselves, dselin such intention our task
would be oncrous The Captain should know that
this Juiesqe sinc he himself stated in his evil
deuce before NJ Twin Firrar who presided during the
unavoidable absence Of the Mayor for day or two
he did feel MeGuircs pulse If he living OF
dead To omit what stated in ovidsncc VIC should
suppose greater barie7as upon ourselves in doing
duty to tn, public who look fora faithful record Of all that
is passing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-13
Western Virginia Conference, VI. f. Church south.

The following are the appointments Of the preachers
for the ensuing year.
CLAREsuuRa Dlsr.-Wu BIcEERs, p. E.-Clarksburg,
s. H. Mullen; Wet Milford and Weston Csc H. Warner;
Buchlnuou, G. Williams; Chenille. !. A. West Bra1-
ton, Sinu,l Black; West Union, b. r. Sedgwick.
PAPKERsarnG Di~T.-S KELLY, p. E-Parkcrsburg. s
Yaught; Lttlc KannWha, = II Hoffman, Willimsporf
j w Ami--. RivcuswOod. Leafs q Wool, Riplev A W
Thompsor Pon, Plea ant W Kennedy; Spring Geek, to
be supp led.
GRrESuRIyE nisr-R LAScAsrTE. T. + --Charlcston,
W II Huri-ur: Mouth OF Sau1nv, GoiF; Coal river
10 be supplied; K.nnwha S,lincs, lIlrg SImmervie
bfilhar; Fa,ore C1u shton; RilePh be supplied
logan Bu.fur'; Grecubrier, Hedges, Mallory;
Fails Of Guya1'oile, 70 be supplied.
GurANp0rrE DnT.-C. VI. SrLuvAN p. F. Guyandolte
and Marshall Academy. s. Field Birbefsyillc W SIC.
Farlino Wayne II Wight u Spur'ocl sup; Grccnups.
burg. Shclr0; Cactt-hurg F. Thornton; North Lib
crty. S Rlihhu-u B'g Sandy, + Farmer Ltte Sandy,
! r Johnson Lous,. Medley; Ponisyule, " Brscoc;
Tug FORK. Sirusl Cgnk.
!. r. Naupclt, transferred TO Kentucky Conference
C2arksburg HsJisier.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-13

We are please t. sec the interest taken in
Chs subject b. ou' c<chaag, papers throughout the
Stat. They e1siing the affection Of the public
20 its importance and resent that degree ofinte
est is manifest a highly ring to the success o,
the o0e't Prcfaritons are ling on here for cxten
sive accommodations aud all the limitations now
give pr mise that 1t will Doc most interesting ocr,
sion II will draw large crowd, CO opposed Of pcr-
sons from all parts ofthc State. \ great improvement
in agricultural operations We have reason 10 bel. yc
has been going lin Virginia oflt, years a,n1l. proof
Of which will be given at thc Exhibition To- open DO
this city next November. 4 new Impulse ,y.I.
DC gwen T. the subject by such exhibitions. auI o.,
iext Fair that Is held will show another step forward
,y the farmers Of Virginia in agricultural improve
nent Such has been the effect of Agriculture
airs In othc States, and twill be scuh iel0,r that
lcy will Lc attended with ths SUM b.nsia.,l results
q Virginia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-13

VALuABLE LANDS NEAR rARMvILLE FOR sALE-rhe
Circuit Court Of Prince EssS win prsseS on the s az, s
oetober sss in The town OF Famve. .e public auction
river in the conn,e. OF Cumberland and Prince
These estate. viii b, divided into parcels. une', the
greater quantities. the valuable wood
rarmve Cumberland Court House, sold OF
Plat. the land, will be exhibited BY H. H. Marshall. on .pplI
cation him by letter. Charlotte Court House
ton Of % ppaS an I s
anime for ,hem'elss, Rice Of ramsile and Mere
emen who desire to examine them They have been long
adjacent the town Of Rsrmve, good tobacco
the line Of the south Side Railroad running directly through
one and three years, equal instruments,
day delivery possession, and the te
rauaeatiOn Of the Court. - -''>' ~ '"'
H. II. Il Il p MaSsSiLI, SComn..on.r.
delivered for seeding wheat and other
necessary purposes aud null the LIST January
.e,a-ea. H H. In,
Charlotte Court House.
Char ote % on the ian S"y Of oeseT & ON S SgI.
estate known Lower Quarter together with about $50 adj
This s.'fs ,s: IN :, ne county Of chaTS' s.ann
the line ofhe Richmond Danvie Railroad
ssn. aSoS I 3 s late IS9S 1 Ee9ISP Of u
and one Of the most valuable estate. in yginI, The land
tate 10 the discretion OF the undersigned according
parcels suit purchasers, and they fnd
anxious purchase, this division will be ade
The 81 sale credit 81 and three
equal instruments the purchaser purchasers giving bonds with
security, Ard the title retained nrher
O b. su'jceI the ratification Of tle Court.
deemed detailed description
lands. presumed purchasers will desire
themselves communications addressed H. H.
shall Court House. will promptly and
Of examining the estate will be afforded to gentlemen dis
posed to d0'' Il. II 4 MSRsiTiL1 COMMISSIONERS,
Possession given at for seeding wheat and other
and full possession the LIST January 1854 H. H. T.,
sei3-ctds n. N. VI.
s- Enqrirer copy and forward II. Marshall
Charlotte Court Ho-
NNRs. PELLETS ENGLISH AND FRENCH no RIDING
her 3rd-Mrs JAMES FREEMAN DANA lady distinguished
for her literary and scientific atanments, AMI for
connected with Miss Rngsh school at Gso-seoWn, G., will
associated with MR. Pellet the duties of her School
Other teachers u ability and experience have been
with reference the particular branches they will
Ia charge.
lectures with the be
given Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
Mr.. PE;SiCO continue his
department u Modern Languages and Drawing.
TEENBoai and washing S22D, English branches ESQ
tp Latin tiU; French, Spanish, and German each Italian
$50 Drawing sin quarter; Music, 500.
Principal. selS-ikcSW
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-13
Richmond Markets, Sent. Ia,b.

TosAcco-Breaks to-day very small only about rs hhds
Tor inspection at all the Warehouses; and auction sales
eeedngly animated Our quotations viii show an advance
OF from 20 to 90 since our last report Lugs la to
- and for very good ones l2 TO "a; Common Leaf
zto l-2; Medium 10 to 10 50 good and fine
shipping III to IL; good aud fine manufacturing l2 to
WnkAr.-Ths article has continued to advance, and 10
now worth I'll 80 for red, and 81 So for white.
HESTER & WHITE Cousnsission Merchants,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-13

SUDDEN DgArn.-Corongr Wicker, held an inquest on
yesterday morning, the body Of Martina Martin, a
white woman, WHO found dead in her house 10Th
between Bird and Canal Streets. She was person Of
very incorporate labi and from oil that could be
taned bad 10y her death from that The jury
rendered verdict, that death produced by mania
Uorfiu'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-13

Tho Washington Star ays, " that the recent ruu.rrI
tempt to rob che Mail Boz FuffS County, Va. torn. uu,
, have been mcie cross road fgh, between thc mai.
Gee aud two OF his oucs. white aul black the
rmer got the sorst Of the G.ticuHug and ,bcn cssyc
vnd,cato che stercincs. Of Bis pcr4uu by throw ing him
" under he sidcli Of the p'.tonfc laws of uc United
atcs Such b. he report Of special agsrt Of tlc d.,
rtmcot VIII, Yesterday, over aud iu,e.ts gated al'
= parties Of tbi--d.uukeu spree
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-13

~ Some writer n the Washington Union seems "a
paying Senator Dickinson Oh, fJr ealing this "a by
ia Administration" The article shots that Mr Dick.
lon 10 favor Of tho Hmoi rfovso az late ~ 1871
wcndcr f 90 can d. 80 and could the Virginia dele
bon have known 8, she1 they were going 20 strong Tor
Dickinson .n the baltimore Convention. Tho sn.
inccmcnt may make some Of ucm open their eyes
fly. V Nc Dickinson b. not sound oa that question
~ northern Democrat by