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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-26

NUNNS g. CLARK'S PIANOS-P. III.
IN TAYLOR. sole agent in this city for the sale OF
PIANO FORTES made by the above named celebra-
ted makers is constantly ing elegant and plain
PIANOS frtm their extensive and long established
mandatory.
They combine all the modern improvements, and
are renowned for keeping in tune.
II The public are cautioned to observe that
the title of the firm is NUNNs & CLARK.
Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones
Guitars Violin, Accordeons and Flutes. Also Gui-
tar and Violin Strings of the best quality.
r. IL. T. has in the largest stock of new and
standard Music be found south of Baltimore and Is
in the weekly receipt of all the and fashionable
music of the day. liberal discount made to schools
and dealers. PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
au leo Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-26

SPECIAI NOIICE.-N II W TN IA
- AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Specie, Gold, Silver Bullion, .Jewelry, Precious
Stones Metals Valuable Articles OF any kind VIII
moi be received on board of either of the Companys
Ships, viz: the Jamestown or the Roanoke, ex-
cept by special with the Agents or the Pur
sers OF the Ships; will the Company be response
BILE for such articles unless bills of adng are granted
therefor, and the value therein stated:
LUDLAM L WATSON,
AN o. Agents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-26

nOGGEIT & ANDERSON, corner OF
~ Thirteenth and Franklin streets, dealers in
French and American PAPER HANGINGS CUR
TAIN GOODS, Cornices Bands, Cords Tassels and
GimPs. Floor and Table OIL CLOTHS. Mattngs,
Shuck MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS, Bolsters
and Pillows, have on hand the most extensive and
elegant stock of the above goods for the fall trade
offered in this city, which will be sold
sonable terms wholesale and retail. Paper Hanging
and Upholsterng attended TO promptly in the city
country call from friends and the public gen.
orally Is respectfully solicited. sel7-5m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-26

1OAL.-I am now receiving and will con-
~ tinue to receive, for the next sixty days my
stock of ANTHRACITE COAL. Persons ordering
may rely upon getting the very best article and on
reasonable terms it can be bought in the city
Sc G-Sm JOHN w, WRIGHT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-26

Edwards Jas
EASTWOOD John
Engel Pster
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-26

L-CUMBERLAND COAL-I
~ am prepared to deliver the very best article of
Cumberland Coal. 1t is the best Crate Coal nsw
used. 1t s pronounced by persons who have tried
far preferable to the Virginia Coal. Persons wishing
to give it trial will have their orders punctusly
filled. JNO w WRIGHT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-26

EOR LADIES.-A large supply of sea-
l sonable CATERS and SHOES. for ladies' has
inst be en- received at the LADIES SAL00Np--a
Among them will be found some very pretty styles,
suitable fer the present season.
Ladies in want of Shoes, of almost any description,
would do well to give the subscribers call. "a
no 10 WHITE & PAGE, IS Main st.
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, WATCHES.-Alar large assortment
mo MANUFACTURERS OF RAUL

THO MANUFACTURERS OF RAIL
l. ROAD CARS, IRON, 4c=Proposals will be
received at the office of the oard of Public Works
sireania n the FIX Of Kienmona, uhs oelees,
furnishing the Freight and Passenger CARS required
for the equipment of the Eastern and Western divi-
sions of the CONVICTION AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Also, for the CAST IRON work required in the
construction of the Tracks, Turnouts and Bridges of
said road.
Also proposals for furnishing RAILS for the track
of said road, to be made at each end thereof
Each proposal must be endorsed, Proposals for
the articles proposed to be furnished will be manu-
featured on the line of the road or elsewhere.
The proposals to be addressed to the undersigned.
JAMES g. PAXTON,
Superintendent of the Covington
and Ohio Railroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-26

HATS AND BOOTS.-From fifteen to
Ii twenty per cent saved by buying from j. II.
ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building, Richmond,
Moeskn HATS, of best quality. IS so
Do do second ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
DrdD %
Fashionable SILK HATS. .....................2 so
Fine calfskin sewed BOOTS, 80
Congress Cater BOOTS. Is
OPINION OF THE PREss.-tFrom the Fincastle De-
mocrat, April l. 1855 by the way, would say
word for our friend, John III. Anthony, Columbian
Hotel Building, to those going to Richmond and
wanting, on landing there. to brush up little Just
think of the finest kind of HAT for s. so and fine
calfskin sewed BOOTS for s. so He promises to do
this, and we know he can. for we him do it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-26

CLOTHING CLOTHING /. - Having
~ too large a stock of CLOTHING on hand, and
wishing reduce it, the subscriber knows no bet
ter way than to offer great inducements TO pur-
chasers. He as therefore determined 10 sell his
CLOTHING az prices to suit the times and purse
His Clothing is made in the best style, being all
manufactured in this city: eau is solicited co as
sure you of the fact that the cheapest ard best
Clothing can be had at A. LEVY'S,
No. So Main ST., opposite City Hotel, sign of the
Large Red Coat no p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-26
GENTLEMENS LIST

Yancey Miss Rosalie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-26

CARPETINGS AND RUGS.-By the
~ last New York steamer we have received an al
ditional assortment of Carpengs and fresh supply
of Rugs-both Velvet and Cheneille.
VALENTINE, CRENSHAW & CO,
No SO, corner 9th Broad and Capitol sts,
no II near Capitol Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-26

JUDGING from the way VIM. FALL
~ C0NER has his windows loaded with fruit,
pound, sponge and fancy CAKES. Christmas times
must be near at hand. He is now receiving orders
for Christmas Cakes Those in want Of such, had bet
ter call soon WIN. FALCONER'S Bakery,
no % III Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-26

A GREAT variety of FRENCH CAN
"A DIES for parties and weddings just imported
and for sale by JUAN PIZZINI,
no2l next door to Exchange Bank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-26

A PPLES--40 bbls. Apples, in prime or
IA der, of different kinds just received and for sale
By S. BONAyITA Il CO.
no g No. &c Main st.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-15
From the New York Herald
THE CALORIC SHIP ERICSSON.

Successful Trial 7rip-General Description Of
the Ship-Another Great Commercial Enter
prise.
In the great commercial and shipping circles Of
the world nothing has excited more interest OF
late than the novel discovery and enterprise OF
Captain Ericsson, by which steam as a motive
power is to be supplanted by caloric, or heated
air. and nothing but the successful application of
the actual test could remove the skepticism with
which, generally, the project has been viewed.
This test has, however, at length been furnished
and now all doubts of the practcability and i'm
portance of the invention are dispelled The
snip Ericsson, constructed on the new principle,
made her trial trip on Tuesday morning down
the bay of New York, ard from the complete
triumph with Which the experiment was attend
ed, there need now be no hesitation in acknow-
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-15
TERMS
DAILY RICHMOND TIMES.

The DAILY TIMES is published at SIX DOLLAB5
per annum, payable in advance.
ADVERT1SING-Foron one spare OF FIFTEEN LINES
less first insertion so cents and every succeeding in
sertien % cents. ...
Thrice sceck-For square, first insertion 62I cents;
every succeeding insertion 371 cents.
Iirice reek areek-For square, first in
sertion rs every succeeding insertion so cents
Advertisements gilmore than square, will be charged
the proportion according to the number of squares
But if the advertisement exceed square, any
Der offd squres by less than eight lines the additional
square or any number ofu squares by eight lines the ad
ditional lines will be charged as full square.
The number of insertions of Advertisements must be
ted on the MS, they will be inserted until ordered to
be stopped and charged accordingly.
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 80 lines, and in
that proportion for advertisements OF greater length and
$50 for Is lines and in that proportion for advertisements
OF greater length except Auctoneers, who charged
800 paper included) for all sales before their doors
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-15
GREAT RARGAINS

For FALL AND WIN.
TEXTBOOKS, SHOES
TRUNKS, &c.-We are now
prepared to furnish every de-
scription of Fall aud Winter
Goods, by the case, dozen, or
single pair. Our stock Of
Shoes for ladies', misses and
servants, is unrivalled Oul
stock Of gentlemen's dress
Shoes and Caters embraces
more styles of staple and fan
cy Dress Goods than have
ever been offered before
the people of Virginia.
Also, gents cali, kip andthic
Boots
Do wcter proof and dress
Roots. several STYLES
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5
Miles dress Gators and patent leather Shoes
Dress Cater Shoes, double soes
French calfanl gaiter Shoes, Tor winter
Boys and childrens Boots and Bootees
Servants Boots, Buskins and Brogans
Ladies' and children's cheap CATERS and Shoes
All (which will be sold at such prices as Will maintain
the reputation of the Ladies' Saloon for good goods at
moderate rates WHITE & PAGE,
70 Main street,
no ls 3doors below Dooey's Hat store.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-15
V1RGINuA CENTnAs. RAILROAD TO

CENTRAL RAILROAD TO
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS WITHOUT NIGHT
TRAVEL-which is not the on any other ronte.
and still maxi the trip little and halfdays
schadnle for Comfort.
Leave Riclmo nd daily at 81 A M, and arrive at White
Sulphur in two and half days tri-weekly line
leaves saunton for White Sulphur by the Natural Bridge
Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays, arriving the
White Sulphur in the same time.
Schedule for Expedition.
Those who arc willing to encounter some night travel
for the sake OF expedition can procure extra Stages al
Saunton, leave at 4 M, and reach White Sulphur
cond day from Richmond. at L o'clock. P NJ
Between Richmond and White Sulphur Springs, passing
the Warm ard Hot Springs, 81 90
Between Richmond and Lexington, 90
Do do Charlottesville, so
Do do Cu|peper C. House, 50
Through Tickets
Canbe obtained to New York and Philadelphia, by
steamships Roanoke, Virginia and Pennsyvani
jy 80 E. H. GILL, Superintendent
ADHEs' FURs.-My assortment of the above
~ goods is very large and varied in part as follows:
Black and natural lynx Mufs
Black and white coney dc
Mountain marten do
Siberian squirrel do
Victornes, l}oas, and Cuffs to match
Swansdown and Coney Ermine, &c &c
des JOHN THOMPSON
100000 HaEs aai c.s SAF Fssa sa. 9s
ELIAS HALE,
ja6 No LOG Main
RUCKENsHAM PHPEs.-Large assortments
ID of German Buckingham and common Pipes and
Pipe Stems for sale in quantities to suit purchasers by
Il. M. ZIMMERMAN,
ia 10 Corner Main and 9Th
NEW BACON, LARD. &C.
~ 5000 pounds city cured, hog. round
100 hhds prime Western sides (old
20 do do do shoulders (old)
100 barrels and half barrels new leaflard put up
90 barrels new hams family with many other
articles suited TO the tr deal for sale
the most accommodating terms by
JNO. WOMBLE co.
ia 10 No 100 East Main st
IlRITANNIA l.AN1Ps, Hand Lanterns Bri-
tanna Mugs, Candle Sticks, Coffee Potts. Tea Pots,
with good supplies Of britannia Ware for sale by
r. NJ ZIMMERMAN
ja10 Corner Mainland 18th sts
GVLOTMs, CAssHMEKEs AND VEST
" INGS.-Our stock of Cloths, Cassmeres and Vest
ngs still full and complete. We invite call from all
who wish to repensh their winter Wardrobe.
c, HARTW ELL Il CO.,
in 10 Opposite Swan Tavern
ADDE'S CLOAK A.-We have now on hand a
IL very pretty lot of Ladies' Cloaks. say merno cloth
and velvet. c. HARTW ELL Il CO,
ia 10 Opposite Swan Tavern
LIE AND CEDER.-l0O bbla Reads ( Beve
"A ridges Ale
SO BIB sweet Newark Cider
Landing and for sale by
ia 10 H. W. TYLER 3
eSYRUP NHOLAssEs.-lO bbls Syrup Molasses
- prime article at low price, landing and for
sale by
ia 10 H. W. TYLER
TlTCMELL's PATENT CANDLEs.-lUO
ls1 boxes tours and skies. for sale by
ia 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
HACKS0N's TALLOW CANDLES.
- 50 boxes short skies
100 boxes tours and sixes--patent
For saleby
iaiO DAVENPORT ALLEN & co,
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GEje nlavkrts

ELKToN MARKET, Aug. 27.-The following
prices are a; present given here tor The aItclcs
named below: Flour 50 90; Wheat 81 08 Corn
SO to 65 cents; Oats 80 to IS cents according TO
quality; Potatoes 70 cents; Bacon 10 els per
h.. Eggs l2a cts; Butter 20 cts; Chickens %
TO 40 cts per pair; peaches S per busAel; wood,
oak 50, hickory S4
BALTIMORE MARKET, Aug. 25.-Sales Of 500
barrels Howard Street Flour al So l2gg and 500
bbs. City Mills at the Same price. Rye Flour
8 81 a 81 per bb., and corn meal , 70 50 81
per Dbl.
GRAIN.--A steady demand. About 10000
bushels of Wheat offered, and mostly sold at
06 81 10 for red, Il a 81 II for good TO
prime white. Corn offered and sold at SO IS
cents for white, and &c 6S per bushel for yell
low. Rye &c a 10 cts; Oats So IS cents.
PHILAnELPH!A, An g 25.-Fresh ground Flour
at So 379a; old stock 50 124. There is steady
demand for city consumption at 81 81 10.
Rye Flour &3 60; Pennsy lvana Corn Meal SO
Braniywnc So 80,
GRAiN.--Rcd Wheat l6 81 20; White do
81 %; Rye "A rs cts; white Corn 05c, yellow
10 cts; Oats 39c.
WILMINGTON MARKET. Aug. 26.-Flour
S. %, Rye, do. So %. Wheat, $ 10, Rye, 50,
Corn. rs, Oats, So, Flax Seed. 20.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
VAE2 E5,E4!. Ees1sg. ESTATE
AND w AFTER FcTT4R,

JN 'N1h1 L"i"N y,
rNHF undersigned will offer nj Public Snlc. IT
[ the Hotel ut' Mr.. Jacob johnson, IN E!kion,
on
Jb,,ryL,u y6o 00J Of S,,tog,Lo, '145a
an '"'' '"'"hnin hrhi ',<''ir ana Wafer I"Wrr
"'"", as Nv on,Nho '""E, 'a'e'y "c-
'"n.9" u! ~ l''"'A''""'
u Lam; nlo'e OF 'eSS' an I''F o" me oe'ofafo
''re" III Nr'', T"""'!' MH' '"h'' ""o"t SIX
"'tyS " IRON, ROW ~ 'h,, W''l'h '""' h''S
" ''' NiNi''! ~" 'I'''@e' Inc improvements
"l"'" II 'on>'''' %"
FOrre, GTiH .HW, HHW .Et3, an cICCt-
IrDt Stare Dj"pUjDr HDuyg uUG
"a 1r,..,,, yI,,.,
'''''''' '''"'''
some OF which are new ana IN go"i older.
Also, a store Mouse, bihchSuIlh Shop, loal
Houses, Carriage House, S,abllng: ana Other
out houses.
TIE WATER POWER npcn the premises
is not surpassed by any in that section oicoun-
try, and Is well adapted TO manufacturing pur-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-08-27
WIG COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Wing County Convention met
on Tuesday last, in accordance with the
call of the central committee.
D. D. Pearce, Esq, was made chair
man and Jos. W. Veazey, Esq, Sec.
The following were the delegates ap-
pointed ia the several districts, so far as
returned.
lst District. ]. ". vcazey, Z. W. Potter,
T. P. Jones, VIM. Wildon, Ed. Pennington.
2nd. B. F. Snytcr, B. W. Harris, d. D.
Pearce, L. Ellison, Jr., R. H. Bryan.
Bird. Jas McCauIey, George Ricketts,, Geo.
Ea'le, J. \. ]. Creswell, Boulder Bidde.
dih. VIM. T. Warburon.
9TH. Alex. Wilson, Johnson Shippers, 7.
Burnside, Jeihro Johnson, Jb. Hyland.
It'll. Samuel Jackson, L. T. Todd, John D.
Marshbank, c. Smith, Joha J. Pcarce
9th. c. B. Cutler. VIM. T. West, J. Raw
lngs, Jas. Cummings, J. C. Warner.
The following were the delegates (and
substtutes) appointed to the State Con-
vention " hich is to meet in Baltimore on
Thursday next, the lst Of September.
Delegates. Substitutes.
Joseph W. Vsazey, Zabdiel w. Potter,
Iohn a. J. Clesweli, George Ricketts,,
Cornelius Smith, >. D. Pearce,
Joseph ia.nes, Barclay Reynolds.
To the Congressional Convention fol
this District--the second--composed Of
Kent, Cecil, Hartford, the frs. seven dis.
tricts of Baltimore county and Carroll
the following delegates, (and substitutes
We're appointed.
Dclegates. Subuinteg.
Benjamin +. Sluytery William II. Pearce,
p. c. Ricketts, Levi Hall,
Thomas Burnside, DR.. Slater B. Stubs,
Joseph Roman, Lewis r. Todd.
Each delegation was empowered tc
fill any vacancy that might occur in it
The time and place Of the Congress
sional Convention have not been deter
mined.
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THE CECIL WING.
AUGUST IT, 1883.
MOqr,igsafe,


Dominate.
We notice with regret that certain
members OF the wing party in various
parts of the State, are adverse To the
nominations of candidates for Governor,
Comptroller and Lottery Commission
er, By the Wing State Convention to be
held in Baltimore on Thursday next.
In reference to a remark made By this
paper two weeks ago, The Cam5ridge
Ch0nicie says:
ut is & question of policy whether, under
existing circumstances, the wings should run
any candidate at all
We have heard nothing in regard 10 it from
the other portions Of the State, and indeed it Is
too early tc attempt torrrmlse what may b" the
action of the convention, 0g It is ,m~ossihIc IL
tell what change may TAX" lace in the a%rec
O; affairs before lie meeting ulthe body; hut q
present The feeling OF this county Is, as Tar IA
we car judge, decidedly adverse 10 nom,aa
ton
Our notions Of the duty and policy Of
the wig party OF the State, led us &c
premise that the convention would nom.
mate and we regard with any feeling
but satisfaction the rntimation that any
county may be adverse 10 that course
The "ieeling in this county," with
scarcely dissenting voice, is to nomt-
.rtr. The wings here have grown "
from a seemingly hopeless minority, til
they can take tar share of the otjicers
in almost any contest. They had two
Representative IN the last House OF
Delegates, while some Of the strong old
Wig counties were, partially, at least,
represented by locotocos; an d they have
N their Lands several Of the important
county Offices. This state of things has
been brought about by undinclIng Or
gani2ation. Whether the propects were
fair or gloomy, in the face Of a strong
majority, the wings Of thiscountyalw
nominated and entered into vigorous
contest, aud the good results Of THEN
course, in this respect, are now mani
fest.
And we apprehen1, that If wing doc.
trines are worth struggling for on the
score Of principle, here or elsewhere, it
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-08-27

GA special despatch to the Balti-
more Times, from Washington on the
23rd inst, INST, says:
at is rumored that Gen. Gadsden, our
minister to Mexico, is instructed not to
offer money for the REIMBURSEMENT of
Mexico's claim to the MesiIla Valley.
but is authorized to offer a considerable
sum Tor large slice Of Sonora.
Carroll Spence, Of Baltimore, was to-
day appointed Minister resident at Con-
stantinople. He is a gentleman Of tai
ents and honor. 1t is an admirable Sc.
lection and creditable to the Admistra-
ton.
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TIE TEN IQIR SISNEM.

1t viii be sen bv the following com
r,,,,co,;,, .L,4 H., T,,, Han. Suction,
VIII 60 lltO operation at Lord L dCtOrV
ON tha 10th ryo>i,,o l. i rroi;fvin,,
.
70 see these results brought about WItiL-
nrt riot, s+r;i..s M. d;ti;crit;,s Of any.
SORT ana II speaks wen lOr MI. LORD ana
The persons in his pmplnvmpnt that th;S
important change IN the system OF Labor
at Elk Mills has haan e,;..ctad co ,,t;,-
r
ldc'ollly 10 al! PaF'cS concerned.
ELK Mills, August 20, 1853.
To the E5jtcr or y,lo C.c3 1i.bfg.- Dear sir
The unnar.,gnnl .,Sbor, 'Ti,nr,, r,,nmi,,na
of ElL NlIs Cr,.n county N,.,.,orI ,,.,ll as-
,eero il n favor itynrniy, Tho roIIowing,, in
srrIion in vopr yojpahI, n,r,r
Tn. oncr,,,I,o. y, III! rIoaa b,,.o co. came
,i,re rosi h,o, ,,,,rss,', .i,t ,ta ,,,''.i,,.
boyino ,hcir hoI,rs Of Toho, ra,lnc.t rro,, ~ T.,
IN honrs ,,a, I,,. ar IN l,o,,.s sa. ,,oa, .rh,
tbero,nrn Ln,l . ,nnn,ina ~, ,,e ,,,,r.oso =,
,norn sar;or.lc ,,r iru ,b4 s,,l;act i,,, cor,ij
rro,ion and rrs,I,,,l to ,n,o;,, ,,a rnIsrs;,r,,l
n commii,.e In ,,oLn ,hnir ,,;sheS I,nnv.n n
Mr., DA>,rr T,opn. ma prn,ri.,or which I,ty
we ,.rr,r,,.h h., nro.o,,i,r, 80 ~ n,,i,;,a,
stoned h,. the n,iernti,,ss in ri,;ch tha,.
were .T,rees.5. viz ~ rai,oo tho honr, -,
Iobnr frnn, ID ,o ~ borrs ,i,, -. en- h,,,,.,
nor woai. and ,re laaI ,,to,snI ~ j., earn, ,.a,,
lint re frankie and !, n-,,,,i,,na,I, ,,.,,, ~.
resnonded to nur v,isb.s owl tocIarad bic ,lI
names ia a,,,,,, tho sa,e ,i,, ond ,,o,,I;.;,',
thai n maturity nt the C,,,on NonnC,c,urers in
DoIow.rn corn,,. D, ad,,,, r,n ,Lair e..
eminent nnder the n hnnr svsto,,. which we
agree 70 and do heroh,. ,a,la. lin, o,,r sinoa,a
thanks
There ;s No e,ecifc ,,w !, rho st,,e ri N,r,,
land m tho s.fI;an, ar,ta ~, -. &C.,
conseonantlv M nt.rnto,~o If sor,;,nen, IL
relation IN il b,s boon h,J bo,r,ee,,ba d;tr.ren,
cotton ,na,rc,n,,,,tr ,ha S,ata 49, NO l,a,,
nj. ,bareE,ra, bo c,rdrn, Nm, ro.I i; nro,o,,,
IL comnIr;n, ,,,;,h sa,',ta,, -ar;,. ,ha h;lh
o., nra;so f,o,, ,he noarat;raS ~ He eno,io,.
Non, &c ,Iso III o,Po.s s;,.;,,,l,. r;,na,ad !,
iii; S,o,o
We ,horsCore cav f. arr aro,ber o,er,,;res
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The SEaeriGakdy.

FIFTH DIsTRIcT, Aug. II, '53.
Mr.. EGHor:-As the time has arrived TO take
into consideration who are to BE- the candidates
on our ticket this Fall, we would recommend
to the favorable notice OF the Wings of Coed,
Mr.. JACOB HVLAND, as suitable and wor-
thy candidate for the Shtrid's Office. He has
always been saunch whig and has laborcd
acalUusly for the interests of our party.
Many Voiers Of the oh District.
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n-F-The Hartford Gazette of the 10Th
inst, gives the following account of the
convention lately held by the 'Harmoo-
toHy' OF that county:
TIE LocoFoco County CONVENTION,
TO nominate four delegates TO the Dis
trict Congressional! Convention, which
is to meet in iiavre de Grace OH the Goth
inst, to Homtnata UiyaM .NcCWio"ga,
Esq. for Congress, met IN Bel Ar on
Tuesday last. and selected the following
gentlemen, John Fl. Price, VIM. &.
Burk, Robt. II. Busy, and Thomas N.
Bacon--all rampant for the nomination
Of Ramsay Mc!Ienry, Esq. At the
opening OF the Convention, an aPPar-
emily insurmountaJIe difficulty presen-
ted itself in the shape Ct two sets Of
delegates from Abingdon district, the
.Nacs and the oatj,.Uoc&; but the I'M
courteous manner in which the latter
were tunbled ont Of fellowship, gave
unmistakeabIe signs to the "our%iders"
ia term by the bye that was applied
with peculiar force 10 the defunct dele
cation, and gave some offence TO a por-
ton Of the FLEECE democracir, ~ that
the harmony the eyer-harmoniou; was
about to be disturbed. The Conven-
ton, Cor we might more appropriately
term it the battle OF the Macs,) was Or
ganized by calling to the chair 5. NJ.
.NacGraw, ESQ. \ motion was made
by Robert +. .NacL;aw, ESQ.,, mat the
rioters retire and settle their difficulties
amone themselves, which was lost Fin
allv motion prevailed, that the whole
matter be settled BY the Convention by
ballot, The delegations were then class
ed the .HacHenry'S and the .NacCuI-
loughs, when vote was taken and the
.uacCulIough party unanimously tum-
bled overheard. Pending the adoption
Of the motion, able and eloquent address
ses were made by the orators of the res
pectiye delegations, Me~rs. Cunning
ham }ouprr and Cot w alsh rho farmer