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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
NOR SALE, at Newtown. Long-lsland,

LNOh SAIIFI, at NtWIOWH, LUII8 IStdII'I'
Il House. Barn and Carriase-House in good repair with
nom five 10 of Land If desired all IL good ience
Peach Pear and Cherry trees Grapes Currant &C. on the
premises all IN good bearing order and well OF water near
the door. good plank road has been constructed tom
Nilhsmsburgh TO Newtown and Stages every hour IN
the day. For particulars inquire of JAMES BAILEY on
the Premises, OF Of N. MILLER, No. 8 Tryon-Row.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

w DE I-Oflt OF INOSt HHHUsUIIIt UT Ut-
story Brick Gothic Houses, No. Union place, South
Brooklyn; only minutes walk from Hamilton Ferry
second block. House in perfect tder being thoroughly
paired and painted inside and out and ready for occu
patton Inquire the premises OF the cwne between 10
and -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

L AM, +. LYON, MD, and Mrs. M c. LYON, Pnnci.
pals Completeness of boarding arangements kind and Of
hcient tuition and healthy location combine TO render tns
institution desirable for those seeking thorough and
accomplished education. Pupils received at any time iu
location the beautiful margin of the Connecticut RIVER
near the seeboard is easy by the New forh
And Hartford daily steamboats, For health and recreation,
the teachers and pupils furnished with elegant csaees
and well trained for young ladeS use Circu-
lars can be had Of VIM H. LYON co, No. Dey-st- or
by addressing the Principals at Essex-Esex Conn., April
l. 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
SALE.-Two Houses and

Lots of Ground the north side OF i8thst 1881 3 in
llih-av lire Of Lo 10 # in front aud by 10
f. in in depth houses being completed For fur
TIER particulars inquire of A. j. BLEECKER, Auctoneer,
No. RfOadst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-23
TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
prpllsiiED DAILY AND SEMl.WEEkhf, =,
~ WILLIAM i. s. THOMAS kiICAlf''
T L, l. NJ -.

" oslch
Da. rapcr dollars per annum ui a. ' r Ihe Semi
" taken 10y shorter period than one year n,;is pay
fyr dollars I've! aGnun aad three dollars '1 sS m, r paid
nE e e ~ ;y.ncs 20 5 reid in The ggic". Or remit -
n collars per Al the end q" the ne, mali. good
nsMS ynres G; the ri.k oi:hc Edi nsf o,s- - scar
s 5s ped by lie rr''srs The 'tc e taccuuntion rassse
. " e sz:.nsivs business which & spsT1V,er ssTn1V,erRTiSSG
TEEEmnSHnRER:-For TEEmH m TEN lire, or less frs: III
IN THE DAHL vsry cesdnc insertion twenty-five c"nF-
.lon fifty cents wce week or,hree times week thirty
~ trA hall cents l . v ,,,-s t,r .hir:y lines n, i
Anua au' Cr.a;er!ens;i it r.
nsl pr? ionscs charged doiars tpapeneuced
N Iii wEEkLY-Foi TEN Ines or less nfst insertion
. ~ ~ - " ior each continuance so cents. -, :, -
: s ION aace be- accompanied With the advance pa
o'"' story references. 20 insure execution
r,j,.s ana tributes Of respect c-cssdins ega trs ar
w. ~; ,ar aS Cfr,r:issmets
~ Ind wlnc unknown 10 must be authenticated oy IN
OF III. fos:nascr in The ncshborhcod 'rtey wa ~ -
,.,,shcl Every iat has been taken 70 th
qu:zzcs, has proved heretofore unavaiine Mo
.i., IA such upon The communications nris cc''i
mo- he srii'sr the hack Of ihs 'eiteT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-23
S1,0Y TRE RUNAWAY.

NIX negro boy sbou, yoats old dark gingerbread color
Win his torshead Isl my house near fos Uai
nj which was made OF black Jeans and the sleeves
OH s,pel with Esd and h!aek the psns.oou were mace
,yorsn hat which huog down his eyes lie may az
s o. her name and attempt pass hmsei. on rs fee
: WI i'-' '' ''3'' SAMI. COLEMAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-23


a:iss the decree hereby noliae!
ae! a, my OF Richmond on ths q day o
10 O'Clock A. M with the evidence necessary TO eaa
!. N. % perform Inc duties CURED by said decree.
MAJ a-w4w WM. F. DAVIS. Cuarn'r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-23
- - =
wTS3NAY IN JAIL

80, n;.,l Jei; .. Fluvanna County on the sh day
~ gr.r. last NEGRO Man. about o years OF ago. eo"u
iachcs nish, dars coieSicn has small scar on s,c
saws no hired To near Lynchbut5 by WI!
!,. Richmond. The owEe. is requested 10 come os
' snd aIs him away, he will he deals win &C
rs, f..,..Ss ~ ;,a z. 4. TERRELL, Jai;or T. e.
A.. rr--gSE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-23
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1.,ls go S.ASn AGENCY

s.yur0N K NLSnREE, CcvSssLLoRs AT LAW AND GhsS,
~, ,Sp AGENTS will attend promptly 10 all professional
,, !, the Circuit and Supreme C"urs oil Inc s'ae ana IN
Is S;a,ea psc: all supreme Courts az 80 10 al mhe3
lands emf, USED 10 management Actress posi- rsia)
!, al Austin, Texas InI. Ip-ent y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-23

= ...f i,Sr " W,,;o ieoid Plaiut1
i.'Ssr ,
~ s.lw,, = ~, ;rur,aa Defsndan!s.
scrce of Circuit Court for thu Cliy OF
of IG:rss C,y pronounced 10 this cause on he o,, I
.sra plSal. Amongst o:hsr things IL GesiceS Si ,u
rog-r render before the eonmssionel oi ,n ,
of all monies received by him a. trustee uhae n ~
~ nne1oa. fr,r Jacob c. Shsldon as surviving pas sx
a'm Of sheldon Maupn. dated the third aay OF ay 80 ~
Claims debts and demands conveyed 10 MN a. s;S S
oy sai!teea in his hands and uncoee"o VI =,
ehee nisn; have his hands or p2saseson a sh
aaites nr h.r property which has by due
10 a hand possession, as trustee IA ,hs
st coH;al's directed report 10 Court &c anu I
luther ludge order decree, that the defendant aaSoo
render b.! The of this Court an account
e'n.r't ;rlnsacons in the bill mentioned between nlHse
r. ;acr John Mnupin constituting the firm OF SheIooh
Il ~ ~hch account. said commissioner will also report &C
ordered hat said commissioner do an adVertlsemehlso
s' Tor t.gh wesks tbs Richmond Enquirer newspaper
% II. Ciiy OF Richisnd fur all persons who may nay
II. a partnership come in prove anu e1hloi' ne
retirement before the s,id Commissioner on or oeioe ne
10 A2 1882 and in default Of their coming mi prove
~ 'net claims for settlement By that time, they are 70 %
Of this decree. And notice Is hersoy gwen t'a
'he late hgm Of Sheldon q Maupln OF ne Ci'y OF
are required in and prove thelr deoe oeore
'he commissioner Of said Court at his once In ns
Mliabnrg. before the SAID hrst Moniay In Aprh
t - tsnI thereof they will DO peremptory excluded from
! SSs.sss S-.sss VIM NJ. MOODY, NJ. c.
S.t sEED.-A Qll supply Of fresh & Seed for % :als by
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-23
WE n1rNT. G. G.

T CHASCEkYi -VlRGlSlA-At Rules held in the Clerk
ice OF IN" Circuit Cont Of Amelia, the hrs Monday III
!, lSo2
Cos'as an infant B! Win Cousins, her next friend ana
4 Cousins Plaintiff
.:s!-st
C' Cnnsinr aan,'- Of Charles A. Cousins. VIM T. oou
hre' Erans ard Loah his wife Martha H. Blankenshp
,a,, ., her guardian ,d ,i:e1, Defendants
n"c: Of TN. sale OF the real estate OF whch Ca,
Is died Possessed Amelia county, for DIVISION oI .'
't aalUn- she Of s Charles A. and Tor the re-
"a hat portion belonging Sally Cousins infant osyono
r.ts OF ne Comm wea.th
Ih' VIM e " Cousins. Rees Erana Sally Cousns
aw j. Gresham, and Zia hi wife not having entered ihelr
and II appearing siacory evidence aiucsd be-
ok in hs Office that they inhabitants Of this Sta ta
o hat they appear here within month after due pub
ri, order and do what necessary protect their inter
this order be published week 70: four successive
The Richmond Enquirer and posd the door OF the Court
N '.is county. the hrs court day aer us fngr1es9n
H. Ccpy-Tes.e T. " L1i'''' " =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-23
A !, BRENT, C.. @.

tlE VIRGINIA, sc--A K0 es nci' IN 'he C'cis
i'- Circus. Cour .! Northumberland county! on he
|g,y.., us.. " Plaintiff,
ksnr,,u. ~, C. Defendant.
aoa .saae The case in assumps oy attachment
~: executed John II. Belts and George ficSerhs, "ho
20 Ia. o,cer .vying said hmen to DC IN me pos
f personal The sa defendant and the on)eet OF
sa h-ing of the defendant the sum 81 hy'w"
.anase Claimed by the plaintiff for the nonperornancs o.
e, and assumption by he defendant 10 The plainu ~ ,hs
f appearing by affidavit tia; the "o''nennt
OF rasien. this State. he required 20 appear al Inc
Gitcs a Cour within month after uc publication
oder and wha necessary protect his interest, and Is
" a' coy tt soic forthwith published for four cue
w ai-hrnnt md ro.ted a; the iron, Court House
& nuny, ire fr., iay the term OF March Court day
A Cory,-Testc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-23
CiFea: couri:.: Chsnc cry ,ot The Cou

Ci7ca Coai: C5snc cry ior The County Of
eari held the State Court House. in the lE OF Neneho
s>l,s,. Mills, Plaintiff
@.on Thom.s y Robinson. ant Andrew Ronald Roonsoa
n.rc.l being iriis unta twenty
Roberts te suG'dian al li assigned 10 ds!sni theh
.t..rm Defendants:
II this sui, /, % obtain OF the real properly
u.t by hedssnlants William Murray Robinson ard s1
Ana WIFE The paina as Trustee ard an inves sn oil The
% he ..c;iono Of the Ccur !ha. the defendant William Muir
S,a,J resident Q: this Commonwealth Il Is ordered
"a Inc sy Jus ,srn and do What necessary to prOe,; his
...ss this suit. Aeopy-Tes,e
Mr. lScvis p R0BERIs. Clerk
kIRGIYIA-A1 Circuit CourI 0f Chaneory County
II M held he State Cou! House. IN the City OF Rich.
ca, @ Akin Plaintiff
3 S.ra Curator Of tine estate OF William A,tn aeesaee
o,sr nss in this decree, hs Ceur doth advdsc "r!r
u. o e transaction. Of defendant John IIowsuh Gu
: .; william Atkn, deceased, showing wha ba
,1s 10 i. aid estate and make report thereof he Court
hs any se;aily stated deemed pertinent by him
may required by OF the parties 70 be so Ha'ed
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE?
,lss ns.sed IN the otsg2ns deere "a are S hstsy M nome
10 o'clock, A. NJ with the evidence necessary TO eaa
N: . perform The tu'i' required y ;Sd eseIes News Comm,
=IEGiSTN.-A rules KeI IN II. Clerks Office OF CiTcul
II
4 eS;s VI Warner ( Co., Pa:n,ifrs:
against
/, ,,e,ii Robinson, Defendant.
Ia caae and upon an attachment returned executed
or this OF tie defendant the
qaafe principal money with thereon
M Of June 1851, till paid and it appearing by adavi
tcenan; resident OF this Stats, motion Of III
MT v Warnrr T. Jones their attorney ordered. ha; rhs
appear here within month after due pubea
h and do what roisc his interests; 1 tha
th1nd Enquirer newspaper published IN The city Richmond
, the door Of The cour House Of this comfy on ,h'
-s. Ia, %, me r.. County Court a Copy-Tests,
NH la-.w.w JOHN r. CAREY, C Q.
iRGiNTA:-IN tTIANCEKY.-Al Rules held IN The Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-23

We requested 10 state that B. b. Dou:!as Esq, was
appointed delegate 10 the State Democratic Convention
from tic county of King William, but his innd.
verenIly omitted from Tho list Of delegates furnished 10 the
printer and heretofors published in our columns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-23

S.t sEED.-A full supply Of fresh Seed for sale BY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-30

II We had In this book, Lhe moNtillfe .1 .
, men and things-of Scenery and SocietyorT
battles and victories, that we have syeF IN "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-30
BURNER's
wH1TE sULPHUR sPRINGs

PoWELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
.aa nj dsss s s S sa to
eng place Is situated eight miles east OF Woodstock bo
tween the Fort and MbnSanutten Mountains. The new
fulfilling hUned ee in LENGTH laSt
been completed aud Is ready for tho reception
hoARDEiSi and number or Cottages, ,or tho use OF
Families, have been erected convenient 10 the boarding
These SPRINGS eonsist OF wnrTr, Blue and BLACK
SULPHUR CHALYHEkTTE, LNEToNE and SLATE, all having
Tie work Natule's abiatOry. They send forth
sufficient quantity Of Pue water to supply many thousands
sin the g,ound gradually using 70 the south and until
II reaches the western base OF the ManSanutten from
which Is presented eye the behoder one OF the
most Enchanting landscape views IN tho county. To the
Using up at distances om Is to 100 yards and
20 above the level bottom In front and to the
be approached nom the rear by gentle ascent
rks Fort Mountain, with Its picturesque scenery its jut
panorama, which, for bold outline and pleasing variety
sa he issented 10 vicy nom ~. smm In a.
MSnsanutten and Fort Mountains embracing Page
and Warren and Shenandoah Valleys must be seen to be
In addition to the Springs proper there are number of
llhers In the vicinity tho principal Of which l. The
celebrated Mountain SPIng 1So yards distanti q The
Cold Spring sh0t dst5 5I6S Sm hs immsdiats
To the aouth from the SPRING. about thIeequarers OF
sa. sSns The new sPnE recently opeSsS amid II Y:
beautiful group Of willows that shade the Sulphur Springs
and which is belle Ned to possess peculiar medicinal quail
ViEitsrs coming from the North or East can enter the
ISs proTmtyo he Soaans about twelve niles 20 tSs
i0Th east iIom be Spring. Tho rugged grandeur this
iutuIa al dee, the rocks towering the very clouds
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration.
arriving at the Springs the invalid onoe with
the cAies and peTpleXiteS tolls monotony
~ busy world and may temperate his exhausted
him, and patskng OF the rich that ale daily
prepared for the nOuriShmeHt OF hAfrail body.
We will state, for the benefit OF those may not be
Of the feet that large farm attached 10
Springs where have their horses pasuTei
or stabbed a. they may prefer
The IN viii be furnished with the choicest Liquors,
GiEaIs, TOBaeeo, DC. -
An attentive oStler will in attendance and servants
the different departments OF the housej and everything
shall be done that can contribute to the OF the
gueats .laHE
Persons visiting the spIngs the NORTH can leave
baltimore In the morning, and arrive here the mart morn
nG BY the way OF Winchester and Woodstock PeTSona
from the South will leave Stanton In the moTnn9
at Woodstock to dinner, and the Springs to tea.
For the amusement Of those who may wish TO rtiei
pate exercises, ATen Pin Alley been erected
Bath House, with everything requisite for Ratbin.
has been erected for the ACCOMMODATION OF vsiteTa.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-30
nIechaniea, lInnufae.urers and Inventera.


TTNHE EIdHlu VoLUME OF the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
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The Publishers ple1ge themselves tbatthe future vol
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CHA1IBRRLIN's COMMERCIAL.
-.--s COLLRGR ..g # 49,

LOCATED CORNER NARKEr THIRD sTREEFs rITTs
HCRGu, A. 81"
o. f. CHAMBERLlN, Principal and Professor of III,
Science or Accounts. .-.s- ..'
P. r. SPENCER, Professor OF PenmaushiP
THE principal object OF this Institution is to young
men an opportunity OF obtaining thorough and ii.
mate knowledge Of Double Entry Book Keeping and its a
picaOn business operations generally Applicants
enter College any time both day evening
The instruction s SUCH will enable the student
charge conduct scientific principles any
set OF Double Entry Books completion OF the
PENN AEHrTO write fee and legibe hand is desTa
bic accomplishment in the education young genemenGor
every profession and particularly those are
deSirous qualifying themselves for mercantile and bust
pursuits This department. lie conducted by
r. Spencer, Ohio, author OF the SpenceTiln system
PenmanShip, gentleman well known throughout the
try accomplished Penman, and also OF the
most successful teachers oTthe age.
= Communications addIeSsed to o. X. CHAMBERLlN,
will receive prompt attention. aug21.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-30
ERUpTIVE DISEASES.

T has now become settled fact, acknowledged ljy the
best Physicians orOur city, that In the Ouu
letter, and many other diseases, BRERILNGERs ELuip
BxTRACT or SARsAPARILLA AND DANDELIoN is decidedly
all other preparations. Itspeas
used although have taken the pains ofhav.
ngi published throushthe papers, or appoing agents
the sale of yet almost weekly Receiving
doris from Vermont, New York Ohio, Kentucky
saes by persons, who by chance have
ofits wonderful curative powers. Tho following is
gentleman of Xetnont few days SINCE who used It
very serious diseasFs- atEH
DEAR D0CToRs
The two bottles ormedleine GET from yon
heniR Wheeling, have nearly cured mel please send
some more by Express. H
Yours Respectfully.
Its prescribed by neaIly al the Physicians
city, not quaek medeine for have made them
quaiRtel with the component partsj all
such have not the opportunity making II known
that Il Is entirely free from all minerals, and Is in
Incompatible with any Of the preparations ofIo-
dine, FOUleT's solution, or other properties. ~
To Paxton Lakes and r. Yahrlins, and sold
NyholesalS and retail by li...s.a .ist
- 1F57Iss7 3 81 5HRENTLlN6RR & ARMSTRONG.
Monroo street. opposite Warrington Hall, Wheeling
July 81. t62
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CiURCHRS.
MATTHEWS EPiseopaleEn, corner Monroe and Byron
,trSetS XIV wILLIAN ARNsTRoNoI RECTOR Morning ser
Vice 100, eVening73 s...
sT JoHas RpiseopaleaH, Main street between First and
SSSiS ssTSice i0I evening a O'Clock Service
;uTs PTiaay evening" At u O'Clock. Seats TREE.
ERrlTT PlEsuT1EAtAH, Rec. R n. Weed Pastor Fourth
stfsIt bstWes Monroe and ouncy service Morning anu
Afternoon.
Ereorp PSEssTrHHlAN, Res. CyrHs Dickson. Pastor,
ShStsT Street bstWeen Main and Markets Centre Wheel
Inn Service moTning and evening.
TIuRp PREaBTTERIAN, Rev. NJ. Paul, Pastors, First
Ward Hose Hall, Main street, above Washington North
wheeling; Service morning and afternoon.
RoplTn srRERf METuoDlsT EPISCOPAL. Rer. s. B. DsH.
asior Fourth Street. between MOnroe and Quincy,
service morning and evening e
- P,sfor conner Market and North sts, North Wheel
nFI Service morning and evening"
c,,p,,nE sT MErIiopIsT EPrsrorAL, Rer. g. G. Nick
slSa Paator, Chappa street, between First and Second,
,fss1frs WheeithgJ Service morning and eyenin6-
&C.,, NeTaoptEr RPtScoPAB Rer. Mr. Broadbeek,
aSoT Chspne street. between Webster and Third, Cen.
sr J,uE,. cATHEDaAL Roman Catholic. R Rer. BishoP
g. y WaesH Finh Street. corner Of Hampden, service
sa.us, .Er y u 4 Asclae. Pastor. corner
aTst and Jeerson sreetsi serves morning ana hter-
ooa. 1si'
BAS4IsT. RI. J. PsstoT Clay street. between
FIRhand sixth, service morning ano ~ ssill
Fnsr IHBEFEsuENT CesalHoATIosALs yMT AHI i Rev
q IN WtkslSr, Pastor, Mar1ot street, Meester
Third Centre Wheelings service morning eno SSetnhE
RvANsELIcAL PaoREsFAETi Rev. y Ksess-r. Pastor.
cisy street, above SIKH, Ealt Wheehng
zioNs BEAIeEL5eAI Ly+zEaAa Be- ss5E T'i 1S
o's aS asrs.LEn, .swedsnboran No IS Union
oys -, w. ~ ~ ssoauE. 10 g. Monroestreet,
ma tpLrs, Pir5t HoSs company Hal, Market street
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GENERAL JACKSON
AND MARTIN T;TJTHER

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-30
CONGRESS- HALL.

fTIHR subscribers take pleasure in informing their friends
and the travelling community generally that they have
this day taken possession OF that We established and IA
vorabIy known Hotel :. ,rsiI
CONGRESS HALL, --r,...
Third and Chestnut streets
They have had tho house thoroughly repaired and all the
introduced, and furnished in astyle
Of ELEGANCE which viii at render 1t unsurpassed Tor
This is decidedly tho best located house in the city being
Immediate vicinity OF business the Exchange Custom
House, many other public buildings. .1t'
Lines Onbuses leave for every part Of city
lew minutes their had quarters being within square
at this House. ,.-,.-..y s...
The subscribers determined to spare no pains in
making this convenient and comfortable herhe to the
'raNeiSF' MORRIS & JACKSON, Proprietors
Janes Norris who is we'll many ofthe bus
visiting the city daey In tho Hardware house
or James Duncan & Co.. and formerly proprietor ofths
Vrgnia Hotel ST. Louis will have control OF the manage
i,eilt the House, assisted by polite and competent
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