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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-27
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY

ARGE stoc& Of BonHe's al Mrs Marvn's Millinery
- establishment. Iuild street reduced prices The
LADIES' 81 81 iau are respectfully informed tlat Mr.,
Marvin has fecevto large very elegant stock o.,
toiIcts wiloh she IL opening. and to hich she
iAFies iL'il attention. She has now hand large
variety, both IN IL and material winch she !. olrry
al lower prices aha ever beinre raul.
II the Ladies VIII cal early. Mrs. NJ has no douh,
that The, vii he induced 10 purchase
ST aul, Man p
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STO4ETO RENT.

FHNitAT store, iHeil kept by Lhares Tracv Third
street, tal of The bssi business, Stands IN
town, nOw beng fefititd aId lated; aid VIII Le
reaIy 10 let occupied the first OF June la
quige oi judy "a. A. iainoort. J. MAIiONEY.
orr Snr.,lng Man q
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i[ =.

the days Of Dives ice evidently not in use or
u tsl gent Noud have Called lof II, Instead ..
1fo, OF CO.i W4tt, lor lot ont. Wli! II cool tie
,arcel to...e =. IL. invalid bat II MI give lie and
ann tol III. led w.ter aiOne lit tor drIAfs
IaeA. how cah 4ou ketP luIr later your cncui.oes,
ocean, iTe>h meat, cool without
ice: Oh have H. every mO..9 dtiiNefcd 10 tou,
warranted and fresh, very a.i.. ADVANCE
III. ucl4ai cost ot misunderstanding. ol
NM, l,-ul CHARLES SYNONS.
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FOR SALE.

y Acres 81 'tsiue Iand-enclosed with good
u ~ ismaTtck renee, 100 acres under cultivation
sitGaied wiii ole ,iie of Rice Greet, no lee ard tw
goor lots L. ~. Anthony. and 40 frame on The
road from Il nH. a. 81 AntaonN, niir- and N
half from 81. Fad. also, town lots IA ~ jsuI
suitable ,or res.lemcesa which VIII be sold chra,,
for CASH. J. i. WHITNEY.
st. PAU. Nay 20
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lHE TRE.rIEs.--O Our people have been
looking rather blue about the treaties, for II
fortnight past; but are getting over it now
There Is nothing that manly fnrlitude and
ties be not ratified, the Northwest may sur
we to take glorious, sweet revenge, on
those who defeat them. Blu, we still, be-
lieve the treaties viii he ratified. Although
the treaty is our ark Of promise and of
hope, still ii the Senate rM close it ~, we
can say as the poor fellow SAID to ola \ oah,
''be off with your old scow; there Will be
only LILLE sprinkle of a shower, any how"
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-27

The Erie Canal Enlargement dee .lej roc5a-
stilutonall--The Court Of Appeals # Nea 1rk,
the highest judicial tribuna, in The Stte, hls de-
cared the act Of the last Legislature f.. .se GU
Iargement Of the Erie Canal to /. ,4-eas.isq
tioual
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WORLDS FAIR.

IayuERC ha. never vet been n time, when we were
u better prepared our htnisone customers
GOOD luck thrnio than now. Nearly all the goods
which have been teiHg custc ners woaid arrive
b, lie next ioa, are now received by |! You are
jist csacti. prepared u BAY or DO noi kno"
last What select, mere no better pace Tor on 10
siep nto ~ examine .nG or correct Judgments about
the,. matters. taan CURRhN n LAWLERS-
=, p..I t-2t
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THEATRE.--While The whole public
mind is tortured with suspense about the
ratification OF The treaties, it is as refresh
ing as ice in dog-days, to be amused and
entertained every night, with the excellent
dramatic performances at Mazourka Hail.
tuesday night, VAS presented that sterling
play, The Lady Of Lyons. In The eharac-
ter of Claude Melnotte, Mr.. Atwater really
excels himself. Wednesday night, will be
presented 1.-The Bandit Chief" and "His
Last Legs" 4 very attractive bill.
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AFTER A MIssioS.RY.-Our FeJ.r.l
neigh'or, the Winnebayo organ, is very
hitter upon the preachers and missionaries,
tor their Jealous advocacy "l the Liquor
Law. Oar ne'shbor does not of en- relax
from the severer duties Of the editorial Dro-
tesson; but he will make sport Of the mis-
sionar'es. In his royal pastimes, he re-
semhles the King of Siam; who, when he
likes httie held sport, shoulders his rifle
aud goes cunning" after n,issionaries.
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WISNEBAGo PAYMsNr.---T pavmen,
was To have been made last week; but The
agent found that the Iniians having had
whisky, had neglected their farming; and a.
II now planting line, if they were now
10 receive their money, they would do no
work ADD raise nothing Goat the devil.
SO he deferred their payment for a few
weeks
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IN CHANCERX.

-hBBLS Lime, lJJ bushels riastcrers Hair, al The
" A.2~ SLIGO IRON STORE.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN HOTEL w Green, II Sidney
College: Iownes, Mics; Leigh Amelia;
DrLW Mayo buchanan; raymond Augusta,
Ga; IA Howard wilmington Sortn carolina; g
fisner' augusta, Georgia; fer XII rhiadel
Pnia; " a bu u W, WAGON Seolgis lawson,
Mississippi q W Shields. Norfolk; Watkins,
petersoulei ehea fnHsueiPhia hcbrown,
p pei irving u, hicemond sadier:
Ietet U III \ 'eun r'"rel' bailltnofe; Rev W
49, 49, 9pu Iahins, mares try county L
B,hon w CsneTs So',,h ca.1I n.,u' WaE
meckenburg. I steward D;nrSit go Nv w.
Prince George: ] F Hn.hors pai,;r,'re' w r
Smith Hxnover. w r. E,'o"ti-ao,t1 - =,
Jones ana Mrs Homes Co.. Ne CL-,,ciri o,d
sop and Georca C,Ia "a - '-''' '~'-N
CorryD7tM 80
.,ia Hni-tN hO Eli! brisg' Ahela; "
,9Ai e. sgH' Nouc"aE: a DAVIDSON. Prince Ed
VAR 5oaes; " !"lsmsDurz; " SnNh, Nnrs
MaloaA . lla, Meuty ,''4 I;
Iahu, Il athlhfcn- F-tt-y4Fania; = heaIh' I'm
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MARINE NE VS..
PORT OF RICHHO<D,

ARRIVED.
schr Charity, Mexna, New YORK, nay 70 Temp
kins &, Register
TO + Raglard d G.
schr Telegraph, Boze, Baltimore, guauo to H w
Fry.
schr Eli Townsend Corson Philadelphia. coal.
schr Jas HAND, Psr'ons, Phil ade,phia, coe.
SchT Empire, Sampson, Boston
SAILED.
Scnr Ijcga, Crowet, Boston. mdse, Sheds &
Someryi!e.
scAr Jasper Baker. CD at Boston 18th for iris
port.
Schrs Rebecca. G2u!d. and HUGH SC OFT. Terrier
Ere" erIcksburg. arc al New YORK 1914
Sears He:'iico: 'Hu:;ie, and Ofiana, Dodge, ARD
al New York -9;n.
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NEW BOOTS, SHOES, Trunks, ,

NEW BOOTS, SHOES, Trunks :,
ss2aazA VALICES, Carpet Bags, &c-Having re.
ceiyed mos; OF my Fall stock OF the above articles Sc
lected BY mys"lfan purt hassd ofthe manufacturers
for cash, beg call from my customers and the
public, 1lattering myself that can cf3r them better
bargains and articles than ever notwithstanding the
rise In the boot and shoe market. Among my as
sortment will be found Ladies' Caters, thick and
thin sole, foxed and tipped, Of various prices La
dies Morocco Caters md Lace Boots, thick and
thin soes; Ladies' Morocco and Goat Buskins Mo-
rocco Slips and Ties &c, and endless variety of
Gentlemcus, Boys and Children's Boots and Shoes:
Servants Boots and Shoes, and large assortment
Of Trunks.
Sign Of the Boot just below City Hotel, opposite
side.
oc I6 VIII LIAM WALSH
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ILLNESS OF Bishop DoAAE.--It is stated
tina, Bishop Doane, OF New Jersey, was taken
suddenly and seriously i'll in church during
service, al New Brunswick, n. J on Monday
morning. He was Immediately removed to the
house Of Mr.. Harris, near by. where he lies in
a yery pTecarlOns siluNfIOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-21

q Gen. Scott left New York Tuesday
IN orning for his home in Eliz2beihtown. He
was attended to the cars by a large number of
his friends. The General appeared TO be very
much fatigued by the journey he has per
formed and the constant excitement occasion
ed by the numerous demonstrations along his
rOute,
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For SALE.-H. NJ. Garland, Jr. offers for
sale part of his interest in the Lynchburg
Express. This opening is worthy Of the at
tenron Of any one disposed 10 engage in the
business. Ill health is the reason assigned by
mir. g. for wishing 10 sell.
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nI~sGLUTI ON.-The co.partnership here
z y fGiace tXistinu .lndnr The i'm Ct l &. a

/ I"sULUTION.-Ihe co-partnershlp here.
~ tofo:e existing under the drm of L. & NJ.
ROSE, is this day, by mutual consent, dissolved
September 10th, 1852
The subscriber, in returning his most sincere
thanks Tor the very liberal patronage SO kindly be
slowed on the old firm, 5egs to inform his cd Gus
toners and the citizens generally that he has just
returned from the North with an entire new stock
OF Fall Goods, amongst which may be found
handsome designs in Silks. Silk yelvets, Mouslin
de Lame, Cashneres, Meriuos, Alpacas, ard an ex
teusve assortment of Grape long, square and tkih It
Shawls; also, very large assortment Of Flannels,
Blankets kerseys, Linseys, &c. &c, and almost
every article usually kept in dry goods house,
which will be sold on the most reasonable terms
MORRIS w. ROSE
oc 6-2rn 2O3 Broad street
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CORPORATION NoTEs.-The Select Council
OF Norfolk have passed bill making provision
or the issue Of corporation scrip to the amount
OF 100000 in sums of go and 500, bearing six
per cent. interest; and $4,000 in sums of one
dollar, bearing an interest OF one half Of one
per cent. per annum.
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- Coroner Hall. CT New York, held an
inquest few days since on the remains of
Samuel Crarecroit, who died very suddenly
of disease of the heart, He was a native o
Virginia.
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MANUFACTURES,

GYSYm MANUFACTORS, -
&EEx--r!4 WHOLESALE AND KE.aO
@f1N e TlFAiL DEALERS IN BOOTS,
SHOES, TRl INKS, VALlCES,
CARPET BAGS, Ac-PEMBERTON & BRO, 16l
Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, respect
fully invite strangers visiting the city and the pub
lie generally, to call and examine their large and
complete assortment of articles in the above line.
Their prices be found to De as low those Of
any other house. whether by the single pair, dozen
or case The stock embraces
Gentemen's Dress Shoes, Caters and Bootees
Do calf, kip, and stout Boots and Bootees
Youths Boots AMI Bootees, OF many kinds
Servants Brogues, bound and unbound
Ladies Shoes, BuskiEs, Kids, Jenny Llnds, &c
Ladies' black, bronze snd colo ed CATERS
Buskins and Boot es for servant women, various
styles
Misses and Chldren's Shoes, in great variety
Travelling TRUNKS, plain Leather and Hair
Trunks
raT- All of which are offered at the lowest rates.
PEMBERTON & BRO, 16l Main 81,
Opposite Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va.
Tim
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THE DAILY DISPATCH,
Florida Election.

MIR. CabelI, who has been sojourning in our
CITY for short time past, received dispatch
on Sunday which satisfied him that he had
been reelected, and that Mr.. Ward, Wing, had
been chosen Governor, by small majority
Another dispatch, dated Mobile. 18th, saws
both the Wing candidates are elected. The
following dispatch we find in the Baltimore
papers ofyes,erday.
CHARLtsroH. Oct 1s.-A letter from an in
telljcent gentleman at jacksonville, 10 the
Savannah Republican, makes the majority for
Broome dem, tor Governor 80, and Maxwell.
dem, fer Congress 100. The democrats have
carried both branches of the Legislature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-21

A + an adjourned meeting ct the Council of the
IA City ct Richmond, held Sept 2lst, ls52 the fol
lowing was adopted:
The Council being satisfied that the petitions of
Corbn Warwick aid others the petitions of one
said petitions,
Resotre, That a poll be, and the same il hereby
directed to take the of the freeholders Of TIE
city on the question, whether the Council, on be.
halt OF the CITY, m sy subscribe to the stock of the
Richmond and Danvile Railroad Company. a com
pany Incorporated for work OF internal improve
mentin this State part OF which is to be construct
ed In or near the city, amount not exceeding
$4,000 that the time cf the poll DE- Tuesday, the 20
Gay Of November next and that this resolution be
published for one month (and afterwards until the
dag ct the polly in at least two newspapers OF the
city. A copy.
WIN. P. SHEPPARD, C. C. R.
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EW EsTABLIeH.i!ENT. suoscri
- Der, having fitted up portion of the Bowling
Saloon on Franklin street, the Exchange, tor
Carriage Repository, is now receiving and will be
constantly adding to mis- assortment of Carriages,
Buggies, Rockaways, &c, which he thinks on a close
examination will compare tayorably with any other
establishment in the city. With this view, he has
engaged the services OF practical coach maker
Nr. VIM. D. Baber, TO conauct the business, who
will give ais personal attention TO selecting and lay
ing in such articles Of style and quality, as will suit
the fancy meet the views OF purchasers in this
market he therefore sollcts call from his friends
and the public generally, that they may examine
and judge for themselves hoping thereby TO secure
a share Of public patronage. Not unmindtul of the
past, The undersigned takes this secession 10 return
MS grateful scknowed gmenrs for the liberal en-
couragemcnt extended to him in his livery business,
and atters himself continuance Ut those f.vors
at his OLD stsnd l2th street where he can pretty
generally be found ready to administer to the wants
of his Customers.
ocl3-eCd3w-w3t WILLIAM GRAVES.
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aB0OTs, SHOES, TRUNKs,-

A BUOTS, HOEs, TRU NhS,-
so CARPET BAGS, &c The sub &s21&z3A
~ scrber would most respectfully Gail the at
"Ss tention of the pablo 10 his large stock OF the
above goods, fresh from the manufacturers, embra-
cling in part follows: Gentemens Fine Calf D ress
Boots, sewed and pegged; do Waterproof do do
Kip Waterproof do DO. CAT and Patent Leather
Mdntereys: do. do. Dress Shoes, sewad and peg
geo Ladies Cater Boots, all coiors and qualities
d. Jenny Lind Boots Hait-Gaiters, Buskin CATERS
&C.; do White Kid and Satin Slippers; do Black
Morocco and Aid Slippers, all qualities do. Moroc
CO and Gcat Walking Shoes, of all fashionable
styles; Misses Cater Boots, Bootees Buskin., Slip
yers, &c; Chdrens Caters and Shoes of every
description !; Boys and Youths Calf and Zip Boots
BOotees &c; Servants Boots and Shoes, various
kinds, too tedious to mention; also Travelling and
Packing Trunks, Umbrellas and Carpet Bags.
JOHN THOMPSON,
&C 10 81 hiain street Richmond
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la Henrico County Court, Get. g, 1852.
fNHE Justices Of this Court having been summon
L I'd to attend on this day to determine whether
not the 33rd section Of the 196th chapter OF the
Code of Virginia, which prescribes that "if free
negro shall sci! or barter offer for sale barter
any agricultural products without having certih
cate IL writing from one respectable white person
ofthe county or neghDorhood, OF his belief that ne
raised or otherwise came honestly by the same,
such products shall be forfeited and the negro pun
Ished with stripes, and that any white person who
shall purchase or receive in trade agricultural pro
duets OF free negro wno has not such certificate
shall be guilty Of rnsderneanor," shall be in force
IN the county Of HenrIco. The Court this day pro-
ceeded to consider the and it is the un aninlous
opinion OF the Court that the section aforesaid shall
be in force in the county # senrico and the same
is orde ed accordingly. And it is further ordered
that this order be published twice week for ore
month, in the Daily Dispatch and Richmond Daily
Enquirer.
A Copy Teste. JAMES Elicit, C. He
By subsequent order of the County Court Of
Henrico entered on the eth October 1852, it was d.
rected that the section mentioned in the preceding
order, should not take effect in said county until
the 9th day Ct November next.
ocll-2aHlm JAMES ELLFTT, C. II. c..
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| UMBEk, LUAlHER.-ln addition 10 our
IL general assortment of seasoned White Pine
Lumber. we have, in yard, over $50 900 feet OF
seasoned White Oak and Button Wood
Boards, suitable for TOBACCO boxes. Purchasers
would do well to apply to us, either personally or
by letter before purchasing elsewhere.
TOME g. kINEHART,
Sc I3-2aw3nl Port Dapnste, nd
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Ed. ROBINSON.

~ Dr. HoCtald'. GerneM 5.tters pEevgya6 b.
Dr. II. Jscksen are Justly Ieckoned amongst
our most valuable medicines. In cases OF Dyspap
STA It acis Ike magic strengthen ing the tone ct the
stomach, stimulating tee digestive powers aud CIV
lng rudy health to the ca EEK and brightness TO the
eye there ate thousar ds in this Community who
Can testify to taelr virtues, and thousands will
hereafter add their testimony
Fer sale BY PURCELL, LADD Co, Main
sueet. &C l9-l2t
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| COMMON EXPRRssIoN.-rhey sre

A COMMON EXPREsSIOS.-They sFe
N certainly the most IItehxe Daguefreoiypes
We have ever seen-sc say persons almost osi }'V@
visiting our rooms We endeavor ~ mske q. IN
appear natural and life Ike. IN position, expression
and tnish, and how isr We succeed, We leave ei'e
public to decide and pleased 10 say sIst
many decide in our favor daily We insl!e a1i
who may wish Dagaerreotypes, ami tue paase !"
general 10 call and examine our Pictures, ouF ~
lection of Cases. Frames, Loeke,s, Pas and prices
and alter sueh examination you think yoa can %
better suited elsewhere, will think Just a. iAeca
Of you as II you had pasfoaised Us. Uniess We
merit your patronage We do not wish T.
MINNIS L. WATSON.
Daguerreotypists and dealers in stock,
35s Main o., (Mansion Hoase1 kichmona and
sycamore ST. Ps,ershurs, Va " ~
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DhAND CUTTING.--H. &. WHITMAN.
- Stencil Gutter, thankful for past favors begs 10
Inform his friends aud tue public that for The pre.
sen. he can be found al his esidence On lsh street
between Main aud franklin, where he Will execute
any work in his line with neatness and dl, pa,ch
oc 4-im
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w NJ. +. SdEfFAhD, u " n.
oc 4-3twt2n

7 OTIS ON UNION HILL FOR SALE.
IL AS the agent and trustee of THOS. Il. BLA-
KEY, | will sell, privately, in lots containing one
or mere acres.each, to suit purchasers, eight or
ten ~es of the land now Owned and occupied by
the said Blakey These lots are b. autiiul!y sltua
ted Union Hill, fronting on the road leading to
Blakeys Mil, at out mile ana half only from
the old market.
Terms accommodating. Refer TO John Shore,or
to the subscriber. at his Office No II Main street,
up atairs over Messrs Sinton Il Co.
al g--3taWts /. X. WATKINS.
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10 COfFEE.-ile Gags. ianaiaa II om seh.
~ Emms, Tor sale low to ciose.
&C - WILLIAMS g. BROTHER,
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E'ALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS:
a lS52.-NEW STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS STORE IN TIE CITYOF RICHMOND,
Vac. A. GWATKIN takes pleasure in an.
nounc.ng TO the citizens OF Richmond and sur
rounding county. that he mas taken the spacious
Wareroom, No LOT Main street, opposite the Ex-
change Bank, and few doors below the American
dott, where he has opened new and splendid
stock OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods, suit
ed 10 the ali and Winter Sales, either at wholesale
or retail. He now has in most every arl Gle
ascai'y kept IN Dry Goods Store, all OF which he
expects to sell much cheaper than the old prices
great portion having been purchased at Auction
AID since the late decline in great many kinds OF
printed goods. He respectfully and cordially SO
lcits call from all IN want Il cheap goods ca.
pecially the Ladies.
&C Sim G A. GWATKIS
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k'Oh sALE, PRIVATELY, Ioi OF
L school Desks, and other Boarding School Fur.
niture; also, tine Rosewood Piano, made by
NUNS and Clark, New York. and Ia perfect or
der. For sale at the residence OF B, B.. Minor. on
Main street. between 3rd aud 9th streets.
ocs GEORGE SUMNER
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HlECEES DULLA AIS Kew ARD.-kan
away from my premises, on the night of the
23rc September, without any provocaton, my maid
MARlA. she Is anulatto woman. II Father da
complexion, long hair, wears it tucked up. She is
3 years Of age. neat ana toy in her appearance.
and OF usua SIZE. No marx except that her left
eye tooth projects the other testa little; carried
with her seven or eight trocks ana TWO honnets,
one dress BONNET aud the other lons.eared ]
lipay tue above reward II delivered to me- or Sc.
cured in jail so that get her again. | learn she
has nsen seen in Richmond P Il PRICE
Hanover, October Attn, 1852 oc o-,s
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u CTICE.-Tne uuda signed beg leave most re-
L ' specttul!y ~ intimate TO the inhabitants of
Richmond and It's vicinity. that they have com
menced business l4ta or Pearl street. near
aayos Bridge for the purpose OF carrying on Plain
and Ornamental, House, Sign, Coach aud Furni-
ture Painting; also, Gliding, Glazing, Pa
per Hanging and t.raining, They pledge
themselves 10 execute all work in the nea,est
cheapest and most substantial manner
J. MCLEOD E. CO.
n. BAH orders punctuaiIy attended to.
Sc 2l-2Hr
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10 TO the Voters OF the City of Rich.
naond.-Alr. Daniel having declined a nomination
Tor the vacant seat OF Judge Meredith n the Senate
beg ieaye, 10 difference &c the wishes of mary
friends, 10 offer myself candidate for yCur suf.
fragss
Oc l9 Ed pOPISS0r
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NEW COMnIIssEUN HOUsE.-Tbe sub
scribers nave entered into partnership under
tie firm OF PEEDLETON d BROTHER, tor the
transaction of the Commission Business in IOBAC-
co, COTTON and PRODUCE GENERALLY and
have taken Warehouse No. 100 Smiths Wharf,
Baltimore, Nd.
R. w. PENDLETON,
P. P. PENDLETON.
Baltimore, August 10th. 1852.
References:
Hugh jenkins d Co., Baltimore.
+. w. Bruno Ii Sons, do.
VIM. Wilson & Sons, do.
Edwin Workman u Co., Richmond.
Archb'd Thomas Sor do.
Hugh w. Fry, do.
Rhodes & Oglebay, Bridgeport, Ohio.
John Creigh, Cincinnati.
Gordon & Co, Louisville.
w. II. Bartpss, Charleston, S. C.
Otis }. Chafee do do.
James Mccullough, Pittsburgh.
Brown & kirkpatrick, do.
z. Chatee, do.
Lamb, Esq, Cash'r N. W. Bank, Wheeling.
S. Brady, Esq, do. Mer. d Mech. do. do.
James r. Baker, Wheeling.
Josiah Sibey, Hamburgs, 5. C.
Henry A. Schroeder, Mobile, Alabama.
L. Gaines, New Orleans
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