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are emhod;ed n * .r,saS".a. NJ. n - ,s r
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which the Know Nothne cand;d.te e.. The P.esJ.nc e ~
he sustained IN the NortS Wee, M E,,or. -
the rnea of the Missouri Comnr;.e n the roost deded
terms,he nert and nsur. sten to a.,.nS =. .sors
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Arreat of B,lrzia.tza,,es.

&. WASHINGTON, July 25.-Hon.s Arson Burlingame,
of Mass, this morning arrested and held to bail
in the sum of $1,000, net to 6ght duel IN tho Dis
trict of CoFumbis nor 20 leave Il for that purpose
BE gave Nj. Campbell, Of Ohio, q security
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Good News from the West.

GOOD news from the west.
The last Asheve News brings the most cheering
intelligence from the Western part of the State 1t
says:
1--WE have private letter from gentleman of reliabil
y, in Haywood, which assures that Gov. Bragg will
ry that county by majority Of between and hun
dred votes This with all our Information from Hay
WOOD Two ago Dockery carried the county by
Dockery carried this county by 2s. Bragg does
beat Gilmer, will confess that poor hand to
read the signs of the times is sincere conviction
that Bragg will beat Gmer in every county West of the
Ridge The trumped up forth to influence
other sechns of the State all CANNON and only
laughed at here, where the people know their utter fasy
We have been very much amused at of the fabrca
tons regard to the vote of the West They intend
ed for foreign consumption altogether and the 9TH of Au
gust will let the wind out of these Munchausen epises"
What an appeal is this to the strong Democratic
counties of the centre and East If Haywood and
Buncombe give majorities for Bragg, what ought
other counties not to do? Brother Democrats
look well to your laurels Our friends in the West
will throw you in the shade, if you should fail to put
forth all your strength.
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Mr.. JoRDAN's PROSPECTS. intelligent friend
in Perquimans writes thus encouraging:y to the
Democratic Pioneer of the prospects of electing
Mr.. Jordan to the Senate: II tell you that Jordan
is carrying everything before him in this county
andat Newby's Bridge he demolished Pool and drove
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HERBERT ACQUITTED Herbert, Of Gsliforbia,
member OF Congress, on trial last week in Wash
Mston City, on The charge Of numbering Heating,
sN' ''''h water, has been acquitted I'D ~ :
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Mass MEETING AT WINsroN.-There will ba q
Mass Meeting OF the Democrats and anti.K now.
N'shnss at Winston, Forsythe, on the 9th August.
aole and distinguished speakers are expecteds Our
trends in Forsythe and Stokes are making glori-
Gus light. They deserve, and, We believe. will COM
mand success. ~ e-s5Fa A@s1ss47.
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Medical College Of Virginia.
THIRD SESSION ls58-'57. ~

- THIRD SESSION ls5s-,57 ~
THE THIRD ANNUAL COURSE OF 1ECTURRS''
will commence Monday, Oct. 18TH 1856, u Tho Col.
lege Building of Marshall aud College te Kch-
mond and terminals on the 18th March, 1857, benk
sion of more than five months. X ss*s5,sst
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy, BY g. : 80
Charles Bell Gibson, Il D. -
Theory and Practice of Medicine, by i &
David H. Tucker, n. d.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by
Martin p. Scott n. D. IN 80
Matera Medica and Therapeutics, BY 49,,
Anatomy, BY sass,#, VI
Institutes Of Medicine and Medical Jurispfadsnce, BY
Levin s. Joynes NJ D. - III !: y
James b. Conway, NJ
Demonstration of Anatomy, by 2 > ID Es.5tt
TheO P. Mayo, NJ d.
The study of Practical Anatomy be prosecuted with
the most ample facilities and at very trng expense
Clinical Lectures are regularly given ct the College In
Urinary and Richmond Alms-honse. The Inrnary under
the same roof with the College, is at all times well filled
with Medical and Surgical and furnishes peculiar a.
cites for Clinical instruction. - "a -. E.
Many Surgical Operations performed in the presence
wards enjoy under the guidance Of the Professors unusual
opportunities for becoming familiar only with the symp-
toms and diagnosis of disease but with s ai progress
and treatment. 50 sFs ~ ~,
Amount of Fees for Lectures Sos 90
Naturalization Fee, 8 90
Practical Anatomy, e 10 % az :
Graduating Fee, s.. 90 *
The price Of Board including Fue Lights and Servants
attendance is usually $s $3K per week The Cato.
guess containing fuller information concerning the lnsttu-
enquiries will be answered by letter; ,,,,,,.
Dean Of Ms Faraltu
July "a, 1856 :. li44-wsw
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VIRGINIA MEDICAL Characterization is called
to the advertisement Of this College, in our paper
to-day Here is Southern institution, which offers
near at hand, all those facilities for medical nstruc-
ton, which many of our young seek at the North.
Let us patronize our own institutions. -.
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Tntnip Aee6. - - ...s
.EARLY FLAT DUTCH, RED Tor LHHHE 6f6Bl
Drag Store Of WtLIIA3S f HlYWO0D'S.
Z Raleigh. July q 1855 ~ m - . ~
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ATLANTIC & N. G. RAILROAD Co.-The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the above company
was held at Newborn on the 18th inst. Messrs
Whtford, Moore, Green and Best were elected d.
rectors on the part of the stockholders; and Mr..
Whitford was reelected President. The affairs of
the company seem to be in good condition, and the
work is rapidly progressing. The directors on the
part of the State Messrs Ramsey. Oglesby, Jer-
kins, Stevenson, Latham, Wooten, Desmond and
Chapman. Council Wooten, ESQ.,, represented the
State in the meeting. The Newbern Union says:
"We do not believe that there is Road in the
State that can boast of more competent officers than
that of the a. & N. c. Railroad We hope soon to
be able to take a trip to the mountains and back,
and travel all the way by steam-in the cars we
mean"
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az Mr.. Louis Thurman, of Richmond, KY, has
taken the Fourth degree of Know Notbingism He
writes: This is to notify all whom it may concern
that have taken the Fourth degree in Know Nothz
ingism, and intend from nov, henceforward and.
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=, g - 1ta6 - S III 3
acs. Bragg arrixSd 81 sunday sssniuk flst
from Charlotte, ma let On Monday 70 meet
GSuer at Mocksvilte Dayie. on seatsrday, Ties
day. He was in excellent health aud spirits.
: We learn that Mr.. Gilmer has made another list
Of appointments, commencing at Mocksville and
ending at Jefferson, Ashe the day Of the election.
Gov Bragg, are authorized to state, will be with
him at all these appointments. There are many
other places which he would like to visit but the
course Of his competitor in making all the appoint.
ments to suit himssIa prevents him from doing SO.
Under these circumstances, his friends at the var
GUS points to which he has been invited, and where
he would be grat6ed to go and address the people,
must take the will for the deed and work the hard
er for themselves and for him. He is with them in
spirit and is doing battle noby and manfully in the
good cause wherever he goes. Well may the De-
mocracy be proud of such candidate He is doing
has whole duty,-let eOesy Democrat in the State do
the same from this time up to the day of the cleo
ton, and on that day. Go to the election ground
early in the day, and remain there until the polls
are closed, doing your best for thecau Hundreds
Of votes may be secured in this way, both for the
Legislature and for Governor. Let us not presume
too much upon strength. Our opponents are
active and willy, and will leave means untried to
defeat u.s. TURN oUT!- TURN OUT and WORK, and
let US settle the contest IN November by an over
whelming majority in August.
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wILNINGfON MARKET.

ATTENTION.! ".0AK-CITY 0UIRDaT
AA PARADE AT YOUR ARMORY IN Sum
~ AER Uniform ct 81 O'Clock, r. u, on Friday lst
- August. ~ - 49,
By order LENT Commandins. -
W. ALtEY,s0. 8.
ATTENTION f! '.INDEPENDRHr GUARDS"
A,X You ARE COMMANDED no MEET AT THE
GE0 COURT HOUSE on FRIDAY evening" the LES
inst, at halEpast 7o'clock A full sttendanco IL
desired, as very important business viii be tisns-
acted.
By order of the Captain, -
~ j. @. S. sLUMSDEN O. g.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

RlCHMOND MAhhEIS' uClopEh III, 1000
L. The following quotations arr whsnsa'r ia: snH'
irdfrs higher Ef"os viii nc oi",gad:
BACuE.-Wr quote SIDES at 10 to lnI md scarce
Shoulders .. Gl0c, Hams 1911. North Csrohna hog
MuTTER--primc Country Butter, ;aaO cts: do. g"
,h"n ao@:a ets old and inferior la1l5c,s y,
COFFEE-Rio lOi % IL cts; LaguHyra l2nl2!; Java l.
q To- stock light Mocha IL cts.
CUlION--l2i N 10 cts.
CORN.-Wc quote Mt - to 20 cents
CORN MEAL-SUGoJ CTS.
GUANO--wc q.l.tr iGr!:inH at $50 per ton Govern
have put the pr.co up 10 t"t snn MeSicHn
o. 1iU
GRASS Enthusiastically - %, Herds grasa 81 o.:
A -; Orchard Grass = 10. Clover. 81 ~ II SO.
GlNSEEG-iJ0H2c. y 70.
GUNpUWDEh-Duponts and Hazard Sporting, +. Fl.
ana f'FF, -: t'kss 'n!7a,i:G, s.; E keg
OATS.-Wc quote i2i to - cts
OfFAL.-Bran, l2E c. Y Jushcl: shorts 10 brown
SIGARS We quote Sew orlrabs a to 10y. and
Porto Rico 9 QG !c.; Cub" @. 0!Oc: Loaf l3t a He
Icn~ni iri-k Crushed and Powdered l3 l3c.. as III
'n nI:fEs:w y IlSs d j. i &c -
C0KE-For city consumption S. 80 y cart load of s5
h,sheI. Tor lump hail -.
ChsDL ES-IaiIow ID cents y b. ; Jacksons DO II
Hur4 rsc A,nrnrutine ~ n &c; Sperm 3cai4rts
FLOt'R-Thc market If ulGr ,Lan II Las Eccn Tor two
weeks shippers aye holding 0i nhoeetLcr II any sales
'cc our attempts To "sceE"in the Ict haze been
TOBACCO. There ia no change in the aspect OF the
nnninnly lug 81 50a II. common leaf so iDG II 30;
medium to good s20l5: hnn shipping Sl5H 10 80, fine
manufacturing Sl3G3J
WHEAT-Thc market is rather ,lucr to-day than yrs-
tcrIuy nnd transactions perhaps more limited than
for any day since the opening OF The scnson We quote
before the extreme rates NJ 81 IJSI d. though we
could not hear Oi any sales 1T those figures
,hn 'iio%inG sln-nrrt OF me ,'ccipts ~ WHeht -,
ehucIi. shows ii.t tho GuannJ fcc"t'cd last month
1j.il Lu.h"s greater than the quantity received du
ring the H"n'" month OF last ycar and that since The LIZ
July This year. there nave been received 2In lJl ushels
moro than Tor ne corresponding period % last yer W:
!acRd to ccve TINT tie tmuIcs Will soon bn turned
sep. -. sep ID. From ist July 10 si DC.
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;0r he !:rqMnri


Mcssrs. Editnrs:- During the last session Of The
Legislature Of Virginia, the RichmPnd Wing under
took 10 condemn thirteen members pl mat body. tor
voting against bill to protect tho slave property al
the State, and denounced them rs the "Back list,
18th. immortal thirteen" all Tor The purpose Of making
political capital for the coming Presidential! election,
~ one OF the Wings puppets declared in the House
of Delegates, thnt he believed the thirteen Demo.
Gratis who voted against the bill 10 protect the slave
property Of the State, was rs sound on the slavery
question HI any in Virginia, but that he inteaded 10
make political capital out Of il if he could.
Now, Messrs. Editors, | being of that number
will assure the Whig aud all of its puppets that they
sry entirely welcome To- all the cnpiia gained by their
slanderous c0prse OH that question.
1t IS not NJ pu,po;o 81 hi; time 70 show my OBJ
iectios to the BILL but suffice it IL ?. t::c i r-s not
the object Of the bill that vas opposed TO- but the
manner in which the object was TO be obtained.
In luukng through the columns of the WING ot the
l4th OF Last month, that vile sheet informs us that
there haa been formed for this State Fremont and
Dayton electoral tickoi, aid that tho Immortal hlr.
teen" constitute the electors. l hereby miorE me
Wing and its slanderous crew, that would forfeit
my existence before would in the lsas, aid the enc.
mics Of tho Constitution in putting Fremont, tie
Black Republican candidate, in the Presidential
chair. So opposed am | to Northern fanacIsm'
Know NOTTINGHAM, and all the isIns Of the North,
TINT it would be with deep regret that would have
to Fillmore in the seat, THAT once filled by
the father Of his c"uutryl whose whole
career stands Identified with Seward, GldIng- N 20.
The only design that could actuae the Know Nothing
pagers To such false and slanderOus assertln must
bu to Elk! 1T lie fanatics of the North 10y inducing
them 10 believe that ;.Iey ,are :ympahsers IN the
Sosth Events that have traGpirei since lie rise oil
that pruscriptive knUw-No,hing party clearly E.ove
! it 10 he the ally OF the abolitionSts.
shall, with great pleasure, cast my vote in M
vegber next for that Democratic national and con-
serva.ive s,uiasma, buchanan, and his associate, II"
the Democratic ticket Tho Wing md lis coadjutors
must be hard run for potGal capital to resort 70 Sac
vile, false and slaDderuus course to in ure tho de-
mocracy. This il the first time in the history oi
American politics that Presidential canvass has
been conducted by one party wholly upon lies.
| Yours, &c, JOSEPH KELLY.
October e,i, lSlU.
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10 Tie Editors Of he Enquirer:
CHARLESTON, Kanuwha County, Va, I


Gentlemen The plpore;tes ara making despe.
rate Efforts lcre TO ga.yanle Enuv Eothipglsm III
This District, with q view 10 the Congressional and
other local elections in the Spring. They know full
we'll that, 50 far the Presidential cleo; on is con-
cerned, there is not the shadow of chanre for their
candidate either before the people or in the House,
even ii tile election could be brought before Congress
yet the leading asrrants among them are willing 10
promug gate the most dangerous abolition sentiments.
il order to make issues with the Democratic party,
and keep up their organization, for the little petty
county utiices What disgraceful trickery will not
the demngugue resort tG, ~ order 70 accomplish his
ambitious purposes John 5. Carlisle addressed the
people of Charleston last night in the er5ei, aitnck.
ing in ths most uncandd, unfair aud malicious inai'
her the Democratic party, and tho whole South e1.
manly manner in Ehich they stand up TO the Kansas
issues; and denouncing The Democratic party for
sknlkng and lodging that Question. i was such
speech only John s. Carlisle would make, aid Guch
merits the and contempt Of every
Southern man, aud should receive no other notice,
but for the fact that De presumed TO speak for par
~ here claiming to be national. | MAS graried,
however, 10 see that such sentimeDts met very FAINT
response from the people Ut this place. they too
strongly abolition for this atitudr in fact the argu
nents made use Of by Carlisle precisely the argu-
lnents used by Reward, Greeley, Giddings. and oil
that class of Northern aboouists. He charged the
Democratic party with the election of the abolition
Speaker lBanksl with all the disturbance in Kansas
and all the agitation that disurbs the country
Was ever mpudeut falsehood more unblushngly pro-
claimed, and treason TO the South more maciously
uttered heard gentlemen, this morning, observe,
if they had not known they were in Kanawha coun.
~, Virginia, they would have thought they
were listening to Fremont speech in New York or
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF Virginia,

q
INFORMATION having hecn teceivod by the Ex% c,
Il tive, that the night Ct the eth ns'nn Lr.wis
EVERETT who confined In the lhl OF fiT' Shi'r
county upon charge grand larceny and VINO hH pcch
sent on 10 the Of the Circuit court or i' Us
capped from the said Jail by force and violence md !. now
going large: 10, therefore, hereby onel 'u %
arrest the sad EVERETT and deliver him into the "a lot
sad county md do moreover require all oicers OF this
Tonmonweath civil and military and request tine people
II 20 nae their best cxertions IN procure the
II tho ssd EVERETT that he may be- brought to justice
Given under my hand rs Governor and under the Les
n ser Seal of the Commonwealth. this ninth day Of
October, lSii HENRY a. WISE.
By tho Governor;
GEORGE w MusFoRD SecretarT OF the Common.
wealth.
LEWIS EVERETT is about II years Of Sge, and from
HI, appearance would BIZ taken to be somewhat older
about rive feet ten inches high, spare, light complexion
,bt hair sheepish dOwncs.t coUntensncr, his lips
SANITY covered with spittlc Had when he escaped,
dark brown ock coat, black pants snd broad brimmed
straw ha, with black band. Oct lO-c3w
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DELAWARE ELECTION.

WILHISGrG:. Oct. s-Thr election III this State
Yesterday for ,ccors and Assessurs has resulted III
the surcrSs Of the Democrats by large majority
The Democrats have mn uri.s rs follows
Newcastle rouuty-Braniywne u; Wilmington
li3; ChrI-I.ama ~: NJ! Craek ~. New ChStlc ~
Whitley Creek IOi Red Lion /; ST. Georges ~; APP
poIuinimink 81; Prncndrr Al.
Kent county MisplIIion llii Murdrrkin :Ili Do,
yer I'D, Little Creek ~ Duck Creek y. Milford
gave - X. n. maj
Sus.en county tn hear from which will increase the
Democratic majority.
ISECoNp DIsPATCH.
WILMlSGroS, Oct. S.-rhe elecll"ns held yrser:
day r Inspectors aud ASSESSORS resulted IN favor ot
the Democrats. New Castle county gave S)o Demo-
cratic majority Kent county ljn, aud Sussex 1OO ma
joriry.
"" yaGra ago tho American majority in the State
was about ,DDl
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METOMPkIN.
For Nr EhYHnrr
ROBERT l.. MONTAGUE, ESQ.

ROBERT j.. MONTAGUE, Esq
While making u temporary sGJuuri III The county
of Middlesex we Glanced 10 be- at the Court House
OH the first of October, and had the pleasure "t hear
iup u speech from the gentleman whose name heads
this article. II was reply tn one mat han oceh
lma,le at the lat court by MIR. Joseph Christian.
Wcknew Mr.. MoItagrcby reputation, ms man oil
ability and I'll able debaterj but candIdy Confess
that we were not prepared fer the powerful eilort
which he made on that Vccasion IT the aPyolHteu
time he took the stand, and for tIroe bGurs snchan
cd his audience with the most profound, earDeG and
euauent speech that We have ever heard from the
stump by HTy man. With the skill Of an able const.
tutiunal lawyer, he explained the entire workings o
our system of governDsnt in manner which any
school boy could UNDERSTAND As HI accomplished
dabater he turned overy argument mne by his oppu-
n.nt iof whose speech he had notes up0u him with tho
most Overwhelming and whitening effect; analysed the
Missouri Compromise, and in mastery manner vim
icated the South from the charge of bad faith IN its
repeal; traced out the political records Ut Buchanan
and Fillmore, showing this. the former never gave
a vote during his whole Congressional career, that
wns NOT favorable to our iustutions willis the Inter
neyer gave one that was He demonstrated that the
slavery agitation was not chargeable to Tie repeal oil
the Missouri Compromise "a to Democratic RUE, put
that il was the legitimate consequence OF the Old ing
and Eadpral doctrne OF liberal CONSTRUCTION of the
Constitution, &C.. &c.
Mr.. Christian gave NOTICE mat ne W"uia frp} 10 :"
Mr. Moutaguo's speech ut their next Court, out reay
We but endorse the remark OF Geh'iemH" ""o
was near US (whu, by the way, We UNDERSTAND "as
Know. No,hiug) enc Mrrcc! you wont answer mat
speech next Court" Not that We would cast any
impuatons on Mr. Christian, for we understand he Is
able and eloquent speaker but We SIMPLY mean 10
say that, in our opinion the speech of Mr. Montague
was unanswer8ble.
We congratulate our Democratic friends OF the
Eighth District in having 50 nble and active cham
pion as their Elector in this time If danger ana ef-
cltement. He has already spoken in every county In
his district and expects 10 speak other points IN me
State. MIR. Montague has, for long time, sustained
the reputation of being Ole Of the first men in the
State; and, as stump speaker, do not believe he
has superior i'll the Commonwealth. We under.
stand thar his speech was productive of much good
to his party on this occasion. YKRIrAs.