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Astna Insurance. Company, OF Uhcs, New York
Capital $4,000.
THIS company continues against loss damage by
buildings In the city and country, furniture
goods, and merchandise generally Also, marine risks
steamboats,, railroads, rivers, and lakes taken the
moe favorable terms.
m system equitable and sas and the directors
aa,santoo accumulated ampc
surplus fund which, addition the caps stock Of the
enabling them
mos, those who may
business with this
John ~ HINMAN, President
H. ". uAWLEy, Secretary
CnAHTEs DE sELDfNG, Agent.
zth street, opposite Odd FsIows' Hail.
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DISTRICT OF CoLpMBIA,
Washington county, 10 Uit :

oRPHAss CouRT,
August 3, is52.
Ordered that the administrator Francis
w. Dominck, Buenos America deceased
notice required the deceased
advertisement week for three weeks in the Union.
Teste- Ed NJ ROACH, Register.
Aug s-law3w
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ELoRIoUs NEWs.-The important discovery yet made
fhipss igud glue for carpenters, book
binders makers, housekeeres dufess ac This sens
patent gue liquid always ready
II free from SMELL and viii keep liquid any
as cement for WOOD china glass, on mabe
substance gum unequaled reputation,
wherever has been introduced is Of the first orders saving
mechanics, " Observable first We liberal
20 hardware men, snione druggists &C., and
less by 70 than ordinary We making
extensive for tho trade, ncchanfs
will do well TO attend TO this Immediately We establishing
agents IN all populous throughout the United States Hsd In
bottles OF hee Sizes and alss by the gallon Small samples sent 10
any part of the United States carriage free.
Aso, the British furniture polish IN bottles ofhree size County
merchants, nttsn 10 the above. Apply early
PHILLIPS < CO.,
July 3l-d3m Cedar street. near Pearl, New York
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White Hail, New Windsor Carroll county, Mary
land.
THIS weiknown establishment has lately been thoroughly
waited and fitted especial benefit of families wishing
quiet comfort and retirement IL located region remarkable
immediate vicinity sulphur
residence, places de-
srable IN romantic village Wndso
The still accommodate from five
boardrs The table viii b. Kept In satisfy Of
all The bar viii be furnished with the best Of wnes liquors, e
Rars, sc.
board shalt be moderate nothing
will couduce comfort pleasure vises
New Windsor Of easy and reached either
Westminster, by ihe Ra,fe railroad %
woodhine Mount Airy either places conveyance
will be found passengers indaor, II notice
given 70 the subscriber few days before.
SARAH BARTHnLOw, Proprietor.
Julyp3-dh J. r. BARTuOLoW, Agent
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New York Fashionable Clothing Establishment,
Wholesale and retail. for cash only.

New York Fashionable Clothing EatabIishm ept,
Wholesale and retail. for cash only.
ALFRED MUNRoE CO., No al Broadway, (between Howard
"A Grand seetsl invite all visiting New bank
either for business pleasure call their extensive cstab
me and examine the superb assortment Of
Pine and fashionable clothing,
Gcnuemens furnishing roeds,
Boys, and children's clothing, &C.,
Of The best descn puon, there exhibited for sale
rracipes which New Orleans establish
ment which made universally popular in the south
our facilities obaninE goods such TO enable all
choicest aud fashionable styles Of
and the lowest prices.
Every article IL Sold under fun guarantees.
rRroFsThe price OF each article IL marked, In
upon ticket and reduction
be made
ALFRED MUNRoE a Co,
AL Broadway, New York.
ALrRpD MusRor, .
WV ID. ARnaTT way No-d5nif
FURNITURE DRY GOODs.-CL ACETT & DoDsoN
pleasure Of informing the public That their stock
line full and complete, comprising the
new m desirable productions Of
Elegant tapestry, Brussels, imperial, and
double and supene tngratn twted and plain We
netan, Dutch, and Dundeed carpetings
Alsa, IN elegant stock Of rugs, and mat to match
and stock OF hoor oncots, which
according 10 diagram
An knds fashionable curtain Materials with all the
An elegant assortment OF transparent shades
10
DO DO wooIcn and linen drusgets
do table olclOths
To all Of which the attention Of housekeps most respectfully
A
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University of Georgia,


ATHENS, August 81, 1851
E OF this institution will elect professor of natural
science, ll vacancy, l7h Of November The
will French addition
To the branches appropriate To the proiessorship.
Salary, 81 200 per annum, payable quarterly
Sept 4-4tlaw ASBURY HULL, Secretary.
NEW GOLD PENs.-TAYLoK MAuRY, booksellers,
IN received
splendid gold the best price, from
five dollars Among them will he found Rapps ceie
bIated niche approved from its close
sebance the qn and being made of many degrees aexb
to suit any handwriting.
Septs.
i,HARLiss H. CIemcncy and Elizabeth CIemency,
U his wife, Eusebius
Talbot county, egniyAugust lS2Tne object this
decree sale of Talbot
county, which John died seized
bill John this life seized
Of In Talbot leaving the
Elizabeth H. Cemency and the defendants Ensebus WEIGH Sally
George NJ Leonard, Ellen Welch and James lians,
will the of all parties
said should be The
Williams and Mary Williams reside of the Mary
land.
theeupon adjudged ordered that the companans
this be inserted in
shed Washington the District Columbia, each of
before the first day Of November next
said absent defendants Of object
this bill and them this
ctor before tho third Monday November
the premises and show they have, why decree
ought pass, prayed.
r D. HOPPER.
sAMI T, HOPKINS,
Aug l8-lawJw Clerk Circuit Court.
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UfsMoCuATIC Review far June. 50, with portrait
- FRANCK TAvoLR.
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nE ROI.LAND's French Gopnmc Pate. a superior ar
or The envelopes letters newspapers
areto distant parts OF the world For snic by
TAYLOR MAURy,
Oct 20 Booksellers oh street.
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HATS and Caps Hats cspsi Men and Boys,
~ Of every style, quality, and suitable for fall winter
large srd complete assortment Just Received and for sale m reason
able prices. At O. n. LANES
Hat, Csp, and een,lemcns Furnishing Establishment
Sep ls-asw2wif Penn. av., ~ street,
News and Telegraph
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u Of the General Land omce.
NOTICE

To preenpion Claimants, and 10 Lesses,, Occupants, aud Permit
tees Of Mineral Lands.
ryery maroon entitled right preomption
lands within townships and fractional townships above
nerated n reaured satisfaction
register ana pr land Office, and make payment
here m soon practicable seeing M notice and before the
FOR the pohe sale Of The lands
embracing claimed otherwise such claim viii be forfeited
right under the net entitled IAN act
an the Territory OF Wisconsin, and
other approved I'd March, s a- tesees occupants
81 peee enter OF their leases permits
of townships and fractional townships above
entitled under the act enned IAN nct 70
reduce pc OF the mineral lands N the Lake superior
district Michigan and the Chippewa district 10 Wisconsin
approved September 1885, the land covered by hc
leases and permits respectively NE minimum price
covering than one fuh secuon, emu
surrender Of such lease or permit a the proper land
Office purchase " he shall elect 70 do So one fu secon hs
required establish the To the salts
faction receive Willow and make
meni therefor practicable after seeing tt notice. and be-
appointed for the of the public sale Of
embracing the tract claimed otherwise such claim win be
~ JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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n ". uooE ~ CO.. wholesale and Retail Dealers in
carpenr, cioths msttnrs curtain materials,
sheetng blankets goods generally.
Pcnnsyna avanue, between 7h and sth Streets Washington
n. q.
Aug oa--tf
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ON aoads and Itoad Making, by Para.il Teifor,I

0N Roads and Road Making, by Parasii and Teifors
" voi London
mon, Paved. Plank-roads. vol. ls52
Constructing aud Repairing Roads. yol London
Tables Eauhwok Cuttings and Entertainments
London
Bash6prh's Earhwork Tables. vol, London
Eathwork Tables by sitley and Rutherford vol quao Lon
don :
Trantwne and Embankments. VOL, Phladel
phia
Virgins on Embsnkments. vol. London
Nichoisons Railway Masonry. iyol, London
And variety works. English and American lines,
bridges surveying constructing, and
Of railroads On coal aud general mning
talurry Most OF the best works geology
architecture aud buidingi mechanics
applied mathematics aud steam and steam
navigatioa- +. fhANCh IAfboR
DISCOVERY and Exploration Of the Mississippi Val
ley the original Of Marquette Aoney Membre,
Hennepn Douay by John Glmay Shea
The Forest, BY J. v. huntington, anhOr oi Lady Alice
Mems Wives by Thackcfdy. Applrtons Popular Library
Lives Of Wellington and Peel hppeun's Popular Library
Molluska Rudinenary Treatise Shells
by ST.. Woodward. | vol, Loadon. - -
eafite TAYLOR 4 MAURT,
Booksellers, EAT
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Through 10 Cincinnati L rail the entire dancs ercept Ten mile
uohieh Is done IN coaches
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-06
TREAsURER's OFFICE,

-.
In accordance with the provisions of the thirty
section of the Act of Consolidation notice is hereby given
that the following bills unpaid for tho Second Dis
ric New Orleans will be deposited in the Third Justices
Court Richard Richardson ESQ., Judge to be proceeded
on according to law Persons wishing to pay any these
bills do by calling at the City Treasury previous to
the 18th inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-06

CITY OF Sl:w OEHhtSs, July ., ls5?.i
In accordance with the provisions of the thirty-fth
section OF the act of consolidation notice hereby given
that the following bills Of unpaid taxes for the First Dis
trct New Orleans, will be deposited in the First Justices
Court D. Byrne ESD Justice to be proceeded accord
sng to law Persons wishing pay any of these bills
do SO by calling at the City Treasury previous to the 10th
instant
H. GARLAND Treasurer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-06
TREAsURER's OFFICE,

NewUrieanI, july 1882. J
In accordance with the provision of the 5h section
the Act Of notice hereby given that
following bills OF unpaid taxes for the City of Newreas
will be deposited in the Third District Court Hon T. H.
Kennedy Judge, to be proceeded according to law.
Persons wishing to pay any of these bills can do so by
calling at the City Treasury previous to the 10th instant
w. GARLAND Treasurer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-06
Abcerkard Louis. $6

Abcerkard Louis. $6
.Aicklen g G.....l6
Adams Ed. &
Anthony James. 8
Adams David. 40
Austin w Co... 4
Austin Mrs Il. 30
Archer Andrew. 4
Allison Andrew. 8
Adde j A........ 4
Ainsworth estate
Of A C........ SO
Adrolade Charles. 2
Adrolade Mrs T.. 2
Acker Ambrose. 20
Aunst Antoine. :. 2
Andrews John....16
Alpuente Octave. ~
Altranche ] P. 6
Abels John HIP
Aronstein Mack. 6
Anderson j R.... g
Arrow Pascal. IA
Arlington N o 40
Ack Francis..... 4
Assal Casper N
Ahsan Wm..,,..24
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-06
TREAsURER'S OFFICE,

TREAsURER'S OFFICE, I
CITY on New ORLEANS July 5, 1s52.J
In accordance with the provisions of the thirty fifth
ton of the act of consolidation notice is hereby given
that the following bills of unpaid taxes for the First
tric New Orleans will be deposited in the Second Jus
tces Court G. ontt Esq Justice to be proceeded on
according to law Persons wishing to pay any of these
bills can do so by calling at the City Treasury previous
the 10th instant.
VIM H. GARLAND Treasurer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-06

VIM. H. GARLAND, Treasurer.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-17
FROM WASHINGTON,

The most important rumor abont tawn is that Gen
Scott is coming out for the Compromise measures and
the Union; and that, this condition, the Hunker
Wing opposition to him will cease
There is something extraordinary going on. The
Navy Department is actively engaged in ordering vesa
sells to prepare for sea, and in collecting supplies and
munitions OF wat. Among other things lhe Mediter-
ranean squadron is TO be strengthened by two addi
tona vessels.
The various statements with regard TO Chavalier
Hulsemann having protested to the President against
Kossuths speeches, are of course, untrue. But both
Hulsemann and Bodsco privately complain OF the hon
os paid Kossah. They say that they will fad it diff
TO explain to their governments the difference between
Mr.. Webster and the Secretary of Stste Mr.. Fillmore
and the President. They will have to make the at
tempt, however.
The five million Texas stock was pa id at the Trea,
sury Department, day. TO the agent OF the Statee
Texas
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-17
LATEST NEWS.

The Washington correspondent of thetPhila.
deIphia North American, writing on the 18th inst
says that MIR. liulsemann, the Austria Charge,
ehas, he learns, addressed formal communication
TO the President Jirec,ly-jhus oversteppng the
proprietics Of official Intercourse mplaining OF
the presence of the Secretary of State at the
Kossuth dinner, and of the sentiments expressed
by him on that occasion. The President and
Mr.. Webster have held private consultation on
the subject, and it is thought to be highly probable
that the Cavaliers passports will be presented to
him.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-17
MOVEMENTS OF KossUTH.

IIAkRISBUR JdN, IJIIl.
Kossuth was introduced to the Senate to-day by
Gov. Johnson and was individually presented TO tue
Senator's He then visited the House
The room was crowded with ladies, and an i'm
mense concourse filed the Rotunda and boctaded
up the passages. When the House was called to or
der almost every seat was occupied by ladies'.
The greatest excitement prevailed about the build
ing, and it found necessary send Tor the mill
tary who arrived about o'clk and drove the crowd
out of the rolunda.
Kossuth, accompanied by the Reception Commits
tee, soon after entered and was welcomed BY Gov.
Johnston in a handsome address, TO which Kossuth
replied in speech Of about Is minutes duration. The
confusion, however, great that nothing could
be heard
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-17
FIRE AT VlCKSRURG

VICKSBURG, an. I4th.
About III O'Clock this morning the theatre dis
covered to be fire and the flames soon spread 20
the adjoining building occupied ashotelby MIR Fer
guson Both houses completely consumed
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-17
New and Valuable Publications.
UNEXCEpTIONABLE BOOKS FOR
FAMILY READING.
FOR SALE BY
N A SU Dc WOO HOUSE.

139 Main street.
Aggilar, G-Ihe Mothers Recompense; IL mo paper
Csc; cloth rs
AguiIar, s-vale of Cedars; 10 mo cloth Use; paper
Soc
Aguila-, S-Womans Friendship; cloth 75c; paper
SOC
Dapuy, E-The COnspirator, IL mo cloth 75c; pa
Ellen Parry. Trials of the Heart; 70 mo cloth C3c
paper 3Sc
Ellen Middeton-A tale, by Lady Fullerton; IL mo
paper 60c; cloth 75c
Home is Heme-A domestic story; IL mo paper soc
cloth Use
Helose, or the Unrevealed Secret; by Talvi; 10 mo
cloth 75e paper Soc
Hewitt, Mary-The Heir of Vast Wayland 10 MOI;
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| GA tale Of the Ancient Fame, by Barton; ~ mo;
paper Soc; cloth 75c
James Moun,ioy, or I've BEEN Thinking, by A S Roe :,
2 parls-paper SOC; cloth 75c
Lilies Discipline; tale OF the annals of Hungary; by
Talv. author OF Heose, &C.. 10 mo; paper 3sc
cloth Csc
Mcintosh, ] M-Two Lives, or To Seem and To Be;
IL mo; cloth Use; paper SOC
Mcintosh, ] M-Caarms and Countercharms paper
Use; cloth 81 %
alden Aunt; story, by S NJ; ls mo; paper soc;
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Manzoni, the Betrothed Lovers-2 vols, IL mo- cloth
ST. so; paper 81 80.
Margaret Maitland; (some passages in the life or IL
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MaxwelPs Hill Side and Border Sketches; : vo; pa
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Morton Montagu; Young Christians Choice; by B
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Nshalie, tale by Julia Kavanaugh, author Of Wo.
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Norman Leslie; tale by G H; IL mo cloth 75c;
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Rose Douglass; OF the Autobiography of Minister ;
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Swell, e M-The Ear's Daughter; IL mo; cloth 75c;
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SWELL d Many Herbert, tale; IL mo- cloth 75c;
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Swell, z M-Gertrude, n tale, u mo; cloth Use; pa.
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SeweI, E.. M.-Lanston Parsonage, a Tale, 8 vols.
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Sewe e, M,-Margaret Perclval. 2vols, cloth 81 so;
paper cover, 81.
Sewell, E. NV alter Lorimer, and other Tale
l2mo, illustrated, C 10th. 75c
Southw ortb, E. D. E. N.-The Deserted Wife,
Novel, evo, paper 25c.
souhworth, E. D. E. N.--shannondae, a Novel,
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Southworth, E. D. E. N.--The Mother in Law, a
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Sunbeam and Shadows and Buds and Blossoms; or
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To Love and TO be Loved, storp by A. S Roe,
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-17
GENEP AL RITTER

The Democratic Convention OF Kentucky has nom
mated General w. O. Butter for the Presidency. The
Louisville Journal states that the vote was almost
unanimous, and that MIR. Douglas and other pomi-
nen party men We're not mentioned.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-17
GOV. BoUTWELL's MESSAGE.

BOSTON, jan. 10
Governor Boutwell,, in his message to-day, takes
strong ground in favor of intervention, and thinks that
our Government ought to assert to Russia and Aus
tria our right, it deemed eYpede n to assist Hungary
in her struggle for liberty. He represents The financial
condition of the State TO be unsatisfactory. The ex-
penses last exceeded the receipts by seventy FIVE
thousand dollars.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-17

TRENTON, Jan. 15.--I'he resolutions of sym4
pathy with the cause Of Hungary, protesting
against the intervention of Russia and in viting
Kossuth to visit Trenton, passed both Houses Of
the Legislature to-day
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-17
LATER FROM TEXAS.

New ORLEANS, Jan. I4lh.
Dates from Galveston TO the 9th inst. have been re
ceived. The Senate Of Texas had passed bill ii
quidate the Slate debt.
There is nothing later from the Rio Grande
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-17
another Fatal Steamboat -Accident.

-. - - JdHUdTy Ia
The steamer Martha Washington, bound to New
Orleans, was burnt at the Island G5 miles below this
city, yesterday. A man with his wife and two chill
dven, in the ladies' cabin, and deck passenger
were burned to death.
Three minutes after the boat took fire she was en-
veloped in flames and the cabin fell in. The books
We're all lost.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-17
STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT AND LOSS OF
LIFE.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 14ih.
The steamer George Washington exploded her
boiler when Grand Gulf on the Mississippi, and
several persons were killed. The boat then took fire
and was totally consumed The boat and csfae are
total loss,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-17
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


| FURNITURE SALE.-On MONDAY NOM
| "a ing next the 18th inst, commencing at ten o.
| elocR ,a my auction room, No Fifteenth street
wiz DC sold al auction, without reserve, collection OF
good Sc ond hand Furniture consisting in part of the
| following articles from the Governors mansion
! large Mahogany Sofa
| 3 Arm Chairs
| i Caudestand
| Silver plated branch Candlesticks
Lamps, China Ware
| oo large solar Chandeliers, with drors; cos,
SIUu; they are in good order and are well suited for
| ucles Isl N'o 81
| Also, lot of Furniture, to close consignment
viz: eN''"'
city made Sofa, a first rate article
spring seat mahogany Chairs
l Rocking Chair
elegant mahogany Wardrobe, city made,
nSa'y new; It is very desirable piece OF Furniture.
together with large assortment oil other Furniture
ana housekeeping goods
Terms cash.
ia 10 GEO. ]. SUMNER, Auct.
NTERR IVA EUABLE BUILDING LOTS
ON SIXTH AND CLAY STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-WiIl be sold on MONDAY
afternoon, the End day of Fe5ruarv 1852, upon the
premises, commencing at O'clock 80 feet of ground
on tee west line 10th street. adjoining the residence oil
Mr.. Robert A. Payne, running back 1870 feet-also,
about ~ eet oil ground fronting on the North line oil
Clay street between 9Th and 9Th Streets running back
about so feet.
TERMS.-One third cash, balance at four and eight
months. lor negotiable notes, interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
jan II w. GoDDIN, Auet
GROCERIEs, DC, AT AUCTiON,-O,
an THURSDAY, 22d January, we will sell at our
auction store, at 10 o'clock, assortment of Groce-
res, viz:
SO hhds Porto Rico Sugars
so do Cuba Molasses
800 bags Laguayra Rio and Java Coffee
Coffee, Crushed and Brown Sugar ia bbIs
Soap and Candies
Il Rum, Brandy, Wines
Bacon, Lard
Whskey, Raisins
Green and black Teas
TERMs-Under 500 cash. 500 and over months
credit for approved paper
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO,
Ia u Auetieneers
100000 RT NG Pi,l sTAFP PoIIEs
BKIGK-PRESSEs, Be, AT AUCTION.-On
THURSDAY, 22d inst, commencing at 10 o'clock,
will sell at auction, at Messrs Brown, Morrien & Cos
brick yard
100 600 Bricks, in lots to suit
Two Brick Presses Scafoldiag
Plank, Poles, Ropes, &c.
The above to be sold tor division
TERMS monfas for approved paper for all sums
over $50; under this sum cash.
ia IS r CAUTHORN
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-17

THE OHIO SENATE, AND KOSSUTH.
COLUMBUS, fan. l3
The resolutions Introduced in the Senate declaring
that the United States ought to interfere in the affairs
OF Hungary not passed, as reported. They were
laid on The table and ordered TO be printed
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-17
UNIV ERsITY OF VIRGINIA

Lectures on the Evidences of Christianity, delivered
al The University oil Virginia during the session OF
is50''5l, with portraits of the Lecturers, VIZ: Rev.
Green and breckenridge Rev I T Moore, Rev NJ
D Hoge, Rev Van Zandt, Rev NJ Stnilh,
&C. &c i vol, evo
Also, just published,
John Angel James new work; Christian Duty, Pas
toral Addresses, chiefly on the subject of Christian
Duty; by John Angel James, author OF the Anxious
Inquirer, &c &c, vol, l6mo
Songs in the House of my Pilgrimage, selected and
arranged by Ea1y, vol, Is mo
New Themes for the Protestant Clergy-Creeds
without Charity; Theology without Humanity; and
Professionalism without Christianity; with notes by the
editor on the Literature Of Charity, Population Po-
lilical Economy and Professionalism.
de "a NASH & WOODHOUSE
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-17
GTRATToN's OFFICE. No. S, South 18th

-
~ street.
Let all the.word say what they can,
For selling prizes. SrRATToE's the man
Drawn numbers Of Kentucky, No Jan 9th:
6S l9 Al 80 60 IS "a 81 81 IA
Half Nos GO Go, prize Of $500, Sold and paid
Ticket Nos 25 Al 81 do 500, }by
STRATTON.
Drawn numbers OF Kentucky No s-Jan loth:
- % IL q 81 a so 90 % 81 10 I6.
Halt Nos II 80 A, prize offs, l000,( Sold and
Ticket Nos 10 A, do $1,000, paid by
SfRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No 9-Jau 10:
2j % IS 26 G9 49 % 20 II IS r.
Whole nos &c, the second capital OF $4,000 sent
to this office. STRAT1TON
Drawn Nos OF Kentucky. No ll-Jan ID:
"a ~ 67 81 GO AZ "a 90 81 | 70 SO Sc
Drawn numbers OF Kentucky No 10 Jan 18th:
a. I'll 81 AZ Sc 81 90 70 IS SO 67
Ticket Nos Is Sc e. a prize of $500 sod and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No l2-Jan Is:
% 43 10 70 81 as 20 IS 10 10 "a