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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-24

CO.PARTNER>HIP FOX MED.ILEM'
| I-lI, RIPLEY and WILLIAM WADDf hay-
ing associated them selves together under me style
a-,,cas to the citizens of Richmond and the sur.
-ounding country that they have opened Saddle
sn3 Harness establishment on ShockOe Hill, Broad
street, l6s, square a5ove the Richmond, Freder'
;css.l,rg ana Potomac Railroad Depot wherethey
for ss1o Which is usual t. be found in any estab.
isbment of the kind, watch they viii dispose OF
on good terms as be had in the city or else-
w5ere. All orders, for any article in our line,
thankfully received and promptly attended to,
Mend!ng and repairing done al shortest notice, and
LEMUEL RIPLEY.
;T-1n,* WILLIAM WADDY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-24

nISSOLUTIUS.-Th coparmershlp here
IL tofore existing between the undersigned, un
der the firm of WRIGHT & LANCASTER, was
dissolved By mutual consent on the first Instant.
dor JOHN w WRIGHT,
r. A. LANCASTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-24
,,r uEEXIY DISPATCH

:. ,,,htshed every Friday morning, ana mailed
70 p.unS"g ,",1.K1 1YEAR. To CLuPs for IS six CO.
ISs or fnr SO thirteen copies for SIS twenty CO.
20 for $50 twenty seven copies:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-24

JOSEPH X. KEiNINGHAM is prepared 10
D execute orders in every department OF Book
b nding and Blank Book manufacturing. His pa
pers and binding materials Of the beet quality
and he fatters himself that his long experience in
his business entities him to speak with some con-
idcnce as TO the good charster of his work. Mer'
chants, Clerks OF Courts, and others can be sup
piled with books of any pattern and style, at short
notice, and on strictly Saoderate terms. Orders
NAV be left at his store or at the Bndery Of Brown
and Keininghsm. over the Printing Office OF Colin
q Co. opposite the American Hotel
de is JOSEPH Il. KElNINGHAM,
226 Rroao street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-24
The Mailsare received and closed as follows:
GREAT NORTHERN NAIL, via Washington {

NOR HIRE, FIVE Negro Men TO remain in
Il near the city. JNO w. WRIGHT,
lag Dock Wharf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-24

DIO COFFEE,-I00 bags prime Rio Coffee
III just received and for sale low by
ia s A. 8 LEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-24

DERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES, Of
de 27 E.J. PICOT, Druggist.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28

:" NJ. WALL. Pennsylvania Avenue,
w between 9Th and 9th Streets. and
next 10 NJ. Shanks's Iron Building, would
respectfully infnrni The pubic Thar he
has added 10 his READY MARS CL0FHIKG
establishment. department. Tor the ex.
elusive purpose Of manufacturing Cloth
ing of every description 10 order, in the
best and most fashionable styles, OF SUI
perior Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestfngs,
and 81 prices much less than those char
ged by merchant failors. All garments
madsnR order will be warranted TO 6t,
AMI iey do not, will be cheerfulIy
TAX BACK, rs my purpose is to please
anteive entire satisfaction. with view Of
doing permanent custom trade. Per-
sons from distance who NAV send or
leave ihri' measures. will be promptly
atfefdej =, alL IL required, any gar.
menfsass nsJe in Ten hours notice.
Manufa0f also done on the same
terms, ~ NV sfJEe. thee doors east Of the
Nsiional Hotel, 1pe. avenue.
Washington, February 8, 1852 n.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28

In every town. and all through ihe
country, great numbers OF copies Of these
Rules can be disposed OF BY any one
VINO will only take the trouble TO make
their scope Known. They - comprise
that which business nien, and everybody,
has tong fell the wan. Of. end will glad:
~ obtain. The nature Of the business
allows any one 70 act as: Agent. and ID
energy easures large reward. As Be:
fore explained, the business recurring
privacy, orders from Agents are filled en-
separate sealed envelopes for delivery
through their hands When 1 humber
ofshree copies or more aresor6ered with
the remittance at one time. 80 per cent.
is allowed 10 be retained O. the Agent's
fee and SO per cent, on orders Cor eight
copies or more.
October q. iSS2s-4m. So -
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28
Notice Co Creditor.

NOTtCE is hereby given. that the
1V subscriber has obtained frcm the
Orphans Court of ST. Mary's coun,y, in
Maryland, letters Of administration on
the personal estate of Thomas S. Price,
late Of said conniy decreased. All
persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same. with the proper vouchers
thereof, TO the subscriber, on or before
the 10th day of March next otherwise,
they will be excluded by law from all
benefit Of the said es'sie. Given under
my han1 this 10Th day of September,
l,I2.
JOHN W. FORREST, Admr.
Sept. 18th, 1852.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28
Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
1V subscribers have Obtained from the
Orphans Court of St. Mays county, in
Maryland, letters of administration on
the personal estate Of William N Hall.
late 81 said county, deceased. All per
SONS having claims against ihe said
deceased are hereby warned ta exhibi,
the. same, with the proper vouchers
thereof, to The subscribers, on or before
the 18th day Of March next; Otherwise.
they will be exclude by law from al!
benefit of the said estate. Given under
our hands this 18th day Of Sept amber,
Ie52. MARY A. HALL,
WIN. A. LOKER,
September Is, 1852. Administrators.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28
The Cheap Bookstore,
No. 7 Baltimore STREET,
Setween the bridge aud Ceutre Market,
A L.

Setween the bridge aud Ceutre Market,
BALTIMORE,
IS now receiving from the great New
u York aud Philadelphia auction sales
II large collection of School books, Blank
books. Law, Medical, Theological, and
iscellaneous books.
Family Bibles from 81 to $40,
Pocket Bibles, gilt edges, 81 Cts; Dit
TO, with clasps, 90 cts; Pocket PRAYER
Books, muslin binding, III cts Ditto,
gilt edges, 25 CENTS, Letter paper 81 25
per rcam. Foolscap. Wrapping, Tissue.
Show, Bill, Ladies' Bath, Note, and
other papers.
Bonnet boards, perforated paper, port
foiios, albums, steel peas. sealing wax,
letter and note envelopes, wa!erss paper
folders, and a general variety Of Station.
erv.
Ny general stock will be found to
embrace q very large and attractive col.
lection Of Books in all the various depart.
Dents Of Literature, including the Evan.
ge,ical knowledge Society publications.
and those ofthe American Sunday School
Union and Tract Society.
G. All new books received % soon as
published. s eas 80 49,
My prices will be found to compare
faVorsbiy with those Of the Eastern eli.
ties, and 10 ell cases will be found to
give satisfaction. A. P. BURT,
no. , Baltimore ST., between The Bridge
and Centre Market BALrlnoaE.
April 3. lsss-g.s .
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28
Clothing! Clothing!
CHEAPER TH.AV EYER.
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROF.
IRIS.

HAVING extended and enlarged NV
establishment and male il one Of the
most extensive CLOTHING WARE
HOUSES this side of New York, am
prepared to offer the mos, complete and
beautiful assortment of READY MADE
CLOTHING in The United States, comprising
all the different grades and qualities,
from low priced to superfne. Gentle
men may rely upon receiving at ell
times the very best quality of goods, a,
the smallest possible prices. would
therefore say to my friends and patrons
in the country, that | can offer them
greater in tucements than can be found
Elsewhere in the District.
Nm. WALL.
Pennsvlvania Avenue, between
and 10Th Streets, and neat to NJ.
Shanks's Iron Building.
YWashington, February 5. l35?-tE
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28
Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTlCE is hereby given that the
~ subscriber has ob,ain-d from the
Orphans Court OF 81. Mary's county, in
Maryland, letters testamen,srv on The
personal estate Of John Guy, late Of said
county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the sail deceased are
hereby warRed to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof, to The subscriber,
on before The 10th day of March next ;
.oIhe rwise, they will be excluded by =
sbenefit Of said estate. CIV
under nv hand this 10th day of Sep.
TENDER, 1852
PETER Fl GUY, Ex'r.
Sept 10th 1851
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28


VvH Frfy-FIfh Annual Sess'oa
N wi bsrin on Taursda. Dictated
lii, i,Ses, dead on the last Of Mareh h,
1853.
Principles ard Prar.'ee or Surgery
esd Clinical Surgery, Nathan n. Smith,
u. d.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, William,
Z. A. Akin, VI. p. ~
Principles and Practice cr Medicine
and Clinical Medicine, Samuel Chew,
%. ID.
Aaa,omv and Physiology. Joseph
Roby, II. ID.
Obstetrics, Richard = Thomas. n. %.
Msieria Meiics. Tnera ,autics 4!
Pathology, George W ~Milietaer &c :, n |.
Practical Ansiomy, Berwick D. Smith
N. Il
Fees for the full Course. $50; BE.
monstrator's Fee. SO; Matriculat:ssa.,
o. Graduation. so.
: For purposes Of Clinical Insfruction
Che Faculty have al their command the
Baltimore lnirmary," on The same
street with the University, and in It's
immediate neighborhood, containing a
hundred and eighty beds, belonging to
the University, and managed and a,ien.
ded entirely by the Faculty. This In.
stitution is devoted 10 the reception and
treatment of those forms of diease which
furnish the moss useful and profitable
subjects for clinical observa ton. An
addition is n he made during the presen,
summer. which will materially increase
its accommodations sai advantages. Il
is open to all Natriculates of the School
throughout the year without fee.
Anatomical Material is abundant and
cheap. Expenses OF living, in BaIti
more, as Cow aS in any Atlantic city.
WM. A AKIN. ". D., Dean.
Baltimore. July 90. I552.- .
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28
.V'esC Hooks,
gCsr PusLIsHED ASp roo SALE AT
The Chsap Bookstore Of
a A. r. BURT.


gCsr PUBLISHED AND F0R SALE AT
The Chsap Bookstore Of
a A. p. BURT,
No. Baltimore Street, between the
Bridge aud Centre Market,
BALTIMORE:
SUMMER GIeanings. or Sketches and Incl.
- dents Of Ps.tor's Yocatinn, By John
T0dd. ID. D.. I2 mo. Is eta
Physical Theory OF another Lite. By Isaac
Taylor. " mo, dollar
Sermons on variou. Subjects. By Joel Parker,
ID ID. with portraits. u mo. IS cts
Vol. Sd Abboiisford Edition WAveriy Novels
containing e Rob Rov" and - Heart of
Riiilo'hian." vol. e mo. dollar
Pierre. or the Antiquities, by Melville. dol.
lar
Mysteries. or Glimrsss Of the Supernatural, by
n Charles w. Elliott. 60 cts
Time and Tide, OF Strive aud Win, IL mo. Is
eta
The Biithedalp Romance. nv Hawthorne, IS eta
Vol 9. secOnd Se.ies, Hildreths U. States.
2 dollars
Life in the South. q companion 10 81 Uncle
Toms Cabin" 80 cts
10 Al new books rpceived as som a. pub
li.hed. and for sale, al the lowest prices, whole
sale and retail.
A.P. BURT.
No. Z Baltimore Street, between the
Bridge aud Centre Market.
August -. 1852.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28
NOTICE.

I'VE copartnerstip heretofore existing
under the firm cf Richardson &
Br'Sco", is this day dissolved bv mutual
consent. WIN +. Combs having pur.
chased G X. Briscoa's interest in The
establishment, the business will in future
be conducted under the firm of Richard.
son d Combs. a, The old stand. They
respectfully solici' the liberal patronage
heretofore ex,enfei % the oil firm.
All persons indrb'ed % the late firm
of Richardson & Briscoe, are hereby
requested 20 call al an early periot and
close their accounts by cash or note,
as we are DESTROYS to close the business
Immediately.
GEO. w. RICHARDSON,
G.. B. BRiSCOE.
Sept. 10. 1859
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28

a T an Orphans Court held for St.
IA Mary's county, al the Court House
IN Leonard Town, on the I'd day of
Au".st, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fiity.two,
Present, Benedict 7. Heard, Chief
Judge, Richard II. 2eed@r and James
r. Hopewell, Associate Judges, c. J.
Durant, Sheriff, ard George Conbs,
Register, ..
Among o'her proceedings were the
following, viz o. application OF Gideon
u. Harrison, 4 lnin' s,rItor OF Julius T..
Tycer, iA;e of 81. Mary's county, de.
ceased, it ia ori.red by the Court that
the said administrator give the notice
required by law for the creditors to file
their claims against the estate OF the said
deceased, IN the Office Of the Register o.
Wills on or before The second Tuesday
of October next; o herwise they may tie
excluded from all benefit OF the said
decessed's estate :-ani that this notice
be published in newspaper printed in
Leonard Town, once a WEEK AL the saii
secoad Tuesday in OclJber neA,
In testimony that the atoregoing is
true copy taken from one of The records
~ lof the proceedings of the Or.
I LIS phans' Court for 81. Marv's
~ county, have hereunto sub
scrlbed my name. aud aIEsed the seal OF
the said CouEl. this 3D. day OF August. in
the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred
and fry two.
6. COMBS. Register.
In conformity with The above order, l.
u hereby give notice 70 all persons
havicg ciaims against the estate. Of the
late Julius e. Tvcer 10 file the same in
the Reg o. Wills Office on or before the
second Tuesday in October next other
wise, they will be excluded from all
BE- nefi, Of the said estate.
q. ID HARRISON, Admr.
August s, 1854.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28
&. COMBS. Register.


THE Subscriber would say to farmers.
that ne is constantly nufscturine
q pure article of SHELL LIME. and
will endeavor TO fill all nrders in his ling
upon the raoa reasonable terms. al his
Lime Yard, Foot OF WestFaEls Avenue,
CITY Block b. s. HOLT.
BALTIMORE, May -, 1852. 4 gn
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28
TO FARMERS
AND
A Agricultural Dealers.

- TOTTfN GHAM
49,. ~ s. JOHNSON. Nan.
d ufacturers nf p lourhx
Agricultural Implements.
scsc., No. 191 Pratt Street Wharf. e,frer
ssf ilolliagsworth and Pra,t streets Bali.
more. keep constantly on hand general
assortment, and are prepared r. execore
all orders Cor AGRICULTURAL. IN.
ELEMENTS AND MACHINERY. =,
9he shortest notice and on as favorable
'erHs . can Be had in the Ciiy. FIav.
! recently fitted up a Factory. IN
PRArr SrssEf, between Eutsw and Paca
Streets. 4orths purpose, where they are
prepared 10 mauulacture every article in
their line, and can assure their friends
and the public. that their work will he
executed with faishfulness. and the mate
rails cftse best quality. and iisey f,a,ter
themselves mat all articles sold by them
will fnvorasly compare with any to be
obtained elsewhere. -
p The farmers and planters of MARYLAND
a'si the neSghborine Sta,es, nav find h,
40 their. interest," 10 CALI anil exanline their
sock, asds Judge for'themselves
Among isbs Dschines they keep on
band. will h' fonnd Cot.iSgharn d viii
i"ss' Improved Fiszs Horse Powet, with
'wroushi shafts. and varis,s other lever,
stationary aIN rail way powers, and
Thra:her- nf various size aud ra.ierns.
PLOCGHS OF exsry sarieiy. Fan.
aing Mills OF approved pS,ternS.@ liar
En%~s. -CHliivatnrs, Drills. ti1rSA Races
Straw Cutters. Gfushegs. sc. Nc.
casiiagx of every descripi.sa.
i G1- All of the above arc Warranted.
Repairing done with expedition aud
f'deiIIy. 80 April ].
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28
eUANo. GUGNo. GUANo.

'RIIOMAS w. HELEN, No. l22
Dugsn's Wharf. above The State
VS. -et"use. keeps constantly on hand a
large supply Of GUANO, Of direct i'm
portation which he offers TO sell on as
accommodating terms as any one in the
market. Also, C4lcined Plaster, &c.
ment, Lime. Bricks, Hav, Corn Meal,
Flour, family, extra and superfue, to-
ge,her with every variety of article ap
pertaining to his business. Ills friends
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28
slaves wanted.
.JOAss ~. .MagrSder, Jr.,
GRScE2 ASN CoA2issIos MxAcMAAr,
no 70 south Caivest St..
0"s i,6Or Jross Prsl Street WAarG


no 70 south Eaivest St. s- ~
G.S i'6or Jro~ Pratt Street EEAarG s.
BAIT! MORE:
y EEP3 constantly on hand for sale
~ large and web selec,ed stock
Q; Lsrccsrtes and Liquors, consisting. II
part of--TsoaE. Crushed and L.
gers: Sa1i; Coffee Teas; CEsssy
'CAadiss SOAPS; &c; French and DO
nestle Btandles Old Rye aid commOn
Whistles New EnglSnd Rum HOLLAND
Gin;. Wines Of all kinds aad qualities,
Vinegar, &c, &c.s &C.. which he wsl.
scli low for cash, or TO punctuil cus,o.
ners GIL tine. he respectfully solicits
the patronage Of his fr.ends and the puO-
lis. ..'.z,tE Is.
lie will also sell Tobacco, Grain and
other Produce on Commission, on the Us.
G4i terms. and solici's consignmtnts.
ba!IusoFS. April !, ASH
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28

Or THE LATE FIRM OF GrLMoRE & SLATEp.
WhoiesaIr irscers and ,,bm mission Merchants.
No. Id Commercial street,
- EGS TO inform his friends in Leon.
- ard Town and ST. Mary's county.
that he will continue a. the old stand,
where he will feel most happy in attend.
ing 10 whatever orders they may please
favr- him with.
Baltimore, Sept. Is. 1851
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28

TvHE subscriber keeps constantly on
- hand fine assortment OF family.
extra, and superfine Flour. together with
oil kinds OF Mill Feed, Lime. Bricks
Hay, &c. THOMAS w. HELEN.
Bsltiuess, November 20. lssi-y
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28
THE OPIUM SMUCGLER; q
A TALE OF TIE CHINESE WATERS.

Terms: THE FAaiLY FRiEsp IL
published weekly al Columbia, South
Carolina. and is the only paper of the
kind in the Southern States II is fur
nished al the 10" price of3Two DoLLAss
per annum, insariaely in sdvance--nn
name being entered until the n,ony is
rsceised- To any person sending ~FIvE
Subscribers a copy will be sen GRATIS.
CLUB RATES.-To Clubs of TES
and upwards, the paper will be furnished
a, the rate OF $40 per copy, or Ten
Copies for $780, Specimen numbers
s.nt eraluilously. by applying. pos
paid, 10 s A. GOODMAN
October Z. 1859. Coliinbia, 8. C..
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28


TEELLNei that he can otirr induce
menJs to purchasers equal, If not
Superiqr, 10 any other establishment in
.Baiiu5ore, we undersigned invites the
at,ea,lon osoou6try dealers to his large
aud well. assorted stock:of =
IEWaLRY AND RANGT ARTICLES,
.cco,4sg u PTsli.a sssaeres direct.
Ills, names IN. pxrs-...
Caii pnd shSer Watches, ia hunting and
PleiH cases
Colo. aa1 saver lePine. and apcnor lever
WATCHES
Cold guas4 vest SHd fob Chains
Gold guard and, toe Keys and Seals
LOia, an. silssF ThimDles. sssver. Combs.
wa .eal ni,A1ut sets =. z
Colo Bar rings, BreastPins, Finger rings
and Bracescts-
Shirt, studs, Pencil Cases, Miniatures and
gedallaas - 49,
Gold. silver and steel specsaeles. TO suit
all eyes t@
Silver taOle, tea, salt. gravy and mus.
tard Spoons
~'N@&tA@ sea @uu CO8S& ks<ssSs ~~~sSs~ ~
candlesticka
Britannia in .ets Of i've and six pieces
music boxes
Girandoies, solar lamps, walters aud &C
corieons
Silver plated ware, assorted
Niolins aud violin esrings A
Double aud six barrel pistols; single
barrel self cooking do ;; double aud
single barrel do. Of English and
German manufacture
Mantle do pocket aud table cutlery
Whs!t5one, bonnet aud ribbon wire
Perfamery aud hair oil,shos pouches, bird
bags powder TASKS, percussion caps,
asld matches
Together with many other articles
N. ID Cl5cks. Waicisss. Jew elry &f..
rePaIrsd 1t : saosnenl's notice aus AZ : 2
beSrmanner. ,e
WILLIAM :. JUsgiS.
:: Corner Of prat. aud Lon lsIcs cts.
June -. ASA.
s-ss
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28
RULES ron THE CALCULATION d

which will work cut the interest at anV
rate upon any sum-. with ,he ssmosf sees:
rucg, and simplicity. and quiekness fal.
w equal 10 all ihc oshet ope ratsons by
This, and vastly superior to All ccs,rses in
The old plan. ~ st 81 :
.Teeesher these form .ahe MOST COM.
PLETE TREATISE on he. Science Of
Numbers ever issued--dx are inralcula.
bly, valuable 10 all men from their never.
falling accuracy, and 10 business men
from The immense amount Of time they
save from the most uearisome detail Of
business life. particularlv oueh, they
10 be Ia the hands eff Merchants and
Clerks, Teachers ID S.udeass. and Young
Men generally. Las y
oanER rAny.vs -.
Tia comics of =. e.. v.r,.;,;.~ s,,..
49, &C H. $500, ..,,.:ss -. -.
-. ;. J. s.. - $500 ~ se"'e
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28

&&JWEB& 8424 " AGbE3s % Zee
SADDLE. TRUNK HARNESS AND col.
sser lAR MANUFACTURERS,
Whole<afe and Retail,
10. q South Street.
One door irosa Lombard,
BALTIMORE.
TvuE above arficfes are manufactured
- OF the best materials, and will be-
sold Al the iotresf prices.
Merchants and Wholesale Dealers are
invited 10 call and exanine nv stock be
fore making purchases being prepared
TO sell goods n low "a fheyseen Be par-
chased in any ofihe Norihern Or Eastern
Cities. and pledge myself 10 duplicate
any bill made in those cities Please
call and satisfy yourselves Of The fact.
May % I852-tlm.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28
Carriages-Carriages.

TvHE subscriber having opened his
large REPOSITORY on South GAY
STREET, opposite the Exchange, where
The laryes, assortment of Fashionable
CARRIAGES, of every description, can
be found in the city. persons in want of
Carriages will do well 20 give me call.
as hsve determined to sell low Cor cash.
or good paper al six months. AL work
sold al nv Repository warranted for
twelve months. Old~Gsrrisges repaired
or Faken in exchange for new ores.
will receive Carriages On storage, or
for sale on CO bission a. low rates.
WM. McCANN.
Baltimore. April t-y
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28
Eist Of Leiters.

Remaining Ia the Leonard 1 own p. o Oct.
LIST 1882 which u not taken ont before the Doc
Jan. 1883 viii be sent 70: the Post Office De.
pArtmeht a. dead letters: ..s..ss
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28

TEFCHEkSSIUDENTS.& ALI MEN.
TUsT PuRTasHEDk i new and
- csmpiese set OF RULES ". which
ailtiae fundamental operations 81 Aritk.
maiie .nsay BE- performed il N izesdikly
short .spare ~ aime- Ta beeeme = master
Of ihem will require nm mere than
couple hours study of anly good sound
mind and the sslAdsns will hereby be
.snzhl,-d % Add. Suktsari. 60 ssgsaI
iAe pos,biiiiy Of an errar. md in less tAas
car fourth fte fsr.s required ID The old
system.
These fandsmpensal Rules are sol.
.lowed Nv An lsxasniaaIion into sile
PROPERTIES or Nj MBErss. &C
eveh furihef facilitates the sihsf
tons.
d. .ss = a.e8 4 Il a. Ia kSaaeass al 2
RULES ron THE CALCULATION d
.ssiss 49, INTEREST,". #s&
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28

WHEAT FANS.AA aree suppl
w OF j. Bambofough's Whea.
Fan received and for sale by
SPALDlNG q GREENWkLL.
; Asgust-1s. $50 s~ =
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28

T AND wAKRaNS.-The highes
IA cash price will be given for Land
Warrants, by
SPALDIyG g. greenwich.
August -.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-11-11

AYERS CHEaRY PEcroRAL.-We call
attention to the advertisement of this
article now in our paper, and at this
season of the year when colds and coughs
are so prevalent, the information it con-
tans will not be found unwelcome. The
eminent names, lent to recommend it.,
are conclusive proof of its value. In
addition to these we have been favored
with the perusal of letters from many
distinguished individuals as we'll as hum
bic sufferers who acknowledge their in
debtedness to this valuable medicine for
the recovery of their health from painful
and dangerous diseases. 1t is at once
safe and pleasant to take, and is GER
tainly very powerful to cure. Those af-
Aicted with coughs, colds, asthma, bron-
chitis, hoarseness, or indeed any of the
various affections of the lungs, will do
well to try the Cherry Pectoral, and
will have no cause to regret the ex-
pertinent.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-11-11
0bc Citcrarp Gfbo,
PawcaGuck AIvepGSsoY.
We,terly, November IL, 1851.

MELANCHOLY AcCIDENT.--Mr. John
Peckham, the head colorer in DR.. J.E.
Weeden's Factory, at Dorrville, was
scald ID in such a manner as to cause his
death in few hours. He was standing
upon the edge of kettle of boiling dye
which had been filed with wool, when
his foot slipped and he fell backwards
into the kettle. The wool partially
supported him so that his b ok alone
was scalded, but as some minutes elapsed
before he could be rescued, he was in
jured so severely as to cause his death.
The accident occurred about five o'clk
on Monday afternoon, and he died at
twenty minutes before three the next
morning. Mr.. Peckl.am was 40 years
of age, and leaves a family. He was
much esteemed by all who knew him, as
an honest man, good ncighbor, and a
worthy citizen. He formerly residl d
in this village, having removed from here
early last Spring.