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TIE ONLY TRUE
PORTRAIT OF WARRINGTON.
II ST Published. I. b. WEIGHS MAGNIFICENT FOX
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W WiSHINGT
Engraved tb pernsoy original portrait in the
ih sG II ciuc e.rayed under the superinentsnee Of Tho
Se,ss ), asg,on ever published has characterized
as The produced Ia tis country A. TO lie
GE,R Gis,i: y wAsni>G G rS ~ pskk cIST 3 says
m OF ,r ot"r a'' & - .o
- ~ps elence and beauty must -Se every one who
c,unry have im III the iays oi my
boyhoo a MS wn"is arleatance ,ei strong lntIs@a uI"
likeness priesy The "AlessiS" AZ wei a. ,S G;
and tea a q ne AMI LAY; seor GasT Fin save
the w,s au-ar- admirably executed and ein.
h 1 n m tor,rar iarer ard he rui y"ur pint
sable than an! other haxe seen lot @ pve M
Isi"i OF air and mtrneF which az VINO eve,
merits i< picture woud refer every lover OF
and ' rcts OF the oo"n Artists, Statesmen 'ut's's an"
ARii>iS n,.;taI and Elliot New York ase Roher
al Lambr ph,adep.a; Chester Harding Of b%sioa
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Esesfaos sT wsb,sT mee a @ LS1 Gso'se
Nor Ls~rs C.ss hon VIM GrahAm Hon John r Kennedy non
JRI>rS Taney Hon John puer Ho" John Nc
>uo!AES|Chars~ Folsom ESQ., the well known Librarian o
" @eu who Il WOO woad ID 'nh [. own han ESxar amy
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hirga 'ns Halp, Em,fsC Esq rFo = IN e oPnnnlo P,nHie
-ms.c Sc &c THE PRESS throughout The entire Union
wpnc proclaimed the merits OF this suoero engraving
10 this valuable treasure II Is oln ~ lhc 10"
;acg . = ;.-rc";v Published GEORGE w Ihi.pS,
y. W of Filth and Arch Streets rhl hllaue' hla.
ROBERT KING go i39, VI IN street, tichnIohu1
Sc of Virginia ard Disitict oi
Tas p"r, oaiy obtained from Mr. King or rom hisuu'
n"1:t ~ ?
The Virginia respectfully informed Q! WI
thai proof Impressions o! this oeauuiu SPeI
American Art Price SlDeach. :
made with the Post Once Department
~rh opc OF The Portrait pon per mai m
f-cI"c;
s5-r.i>,t. hy rcm,ng Five Dollars, TO Robert MIG ne
COPY the Portrait sent 10 'hei Tree o
iJsti.c. -.
Hy r"ning Dollars, proof impression VIII ee sent III H'
Mug has with celebrated
u: Manufacture. ri FRAMES for the WaSalsos, VI ' " r
cltar sisiecf workmanship. r ,h p,r,r in
remtng the the Frame with that o he for'i"l
article fclghagc 10 any " o 'e sae
NIslnlt District u Columbia -, p,..;., ,-o
ro The National Frame" furnished to the Portraits pre-
rress The Presidential Manson Will aso oe ~
Asaei. Price SIS ,.,,. ,, az
Na,inal Frames highly omamented richly e', ah
sEtuiUuuri with The National Coat oil Arms
JUST ISSUED,
Magnificent Portrait OF Generni JRcRsoh,
Egasea WEIGH Esd alter the original lerrait Paine
r. Suy, Ed 80,
This Portrait. will Il match for the Washington anu VIII oo
every Irspcc i welt got UP.
a,i.r.'y ~ .bovs Sept. ll-c3m
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C;t'.iNC)

We take great pleasure in presenting 10 our readers the
following vauab practical views Of NJ Thomas ) Pleas
ants Of Petersburg Mr.. p ihre. nambera-bui as
the srason seeding wheat is amos nj hand, w"
haze thrown them all into article 10 reach the
Of farmers
f'3r he Enquirer.
on TIE IMPROVEMENT OF WORN OUT LANDS
WITH GUANO.
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THE EOxwELL WHEAT.

ST MARY's County, MARYLAND Sept ith. lse2
NHESSRS. ALIEN. GARRETT t'Dntnr Srs ship you perl
WI steamer 25 bushels Foxwc Whrat lido deem neces
The yield OF this Wheat
further those who sece last SEQ
affected with
Respectfully, JAMES l." foh" Ehi.
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STATEOF VIRGINIA., Sc.-N CHANCERaf:,,a ,.,nnss mnss
- The Office OF the County Court OF AC''as
County. on Monday the lst day Of March, ,S52: p,,r
Susan Walop, '
,.....
Jno D. Hester Ann. his wife Wlas Megoa
Ioemore Ta,lor. Francis D. Miller Virginia eeou' ,s
Jno Emery Webour Lambert G Olivia Ann Maria and Isaac j.
Webuurn DEUS,
The object this obtain decree or Inc saie M
OF land county, the "Rey Heloou
Land about hundred adjoining ths
inrh Suead others and which devised by Nnen We
9outn ST. his children WIN. Weiboun, James u
!ho d. Welbourn Hester Ann Marshall and susan WaioP
hd oy
oQn Of The proceeds arising lom such sale amongst Inc
f'.es according beir respective interests therein
hda having made before the Clerk Of said Court
", M ehdan Jno. ID Marshall and Hester Ann bus WIFE william
"e'boun Virginia Weoun Fode webourn Jno Emery WEI.
Lambert c Webuun Olivia Webourn Ann Maria Wei.
h and Isaac Wcibourn residents OF tli State the
% hoIesden defendants required 10 appear The Clerks
the said Court, within month after The due publication
IL order and do protect ther interests anu
cered that OF this order be iorhw puolished once
Tor four the Richmond Enquirer
paper published city Richmond and be posted the
door The Court this county, the first day Of the
"e1..n Of said Court. copy-Tsste,
Sept. 0-cws~ wv. GlLLoT, c. A. c.
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By THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.,


INFORMATION been received by the Executive that VIM
rc mad rcuaici the jail OF Elizabeth City
ufy tr,a Circuit Court upon charge o eory,
H. aud srins a. arse-tlereore 40
Of dollars
Wu c. pesun, and deliver him ihto the
M cuuny: DO require all officers
,i> Common aud may. and request the people
y rlr procure the arrest o The sad
ps%ol. that m4y Dc brought 70 justice
hand Governor and under the Lesser seal o'
the CoGnnnwcah Richmond this 9th day OF September,
.ssALi m ;hr YEAR 1852. JOS. JOHNSON.
p-ssun SAID be housecapener and described as be-
;.sen inches high, uii
r light hair aud blueish Ia her
cyuacnauce downcast look has prominent
bone caused by severe rising ck
an b-%eena
fingers a raps not yet healed between
:lst wu sna the right hand
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EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS

sary say anything rc.ad to The yield OF ths Wheat
SON. l. Is not subject 10 rust and has io Gen seGe rmxww
Respectfully, JAMES L. foA"hii'.
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS:
KING a QuERS COUNTY; Va; August 21h ls92.
Dear Sir Purehas ono bushsl EssTs Whs1i
Il. n. MRLsURN Esa.
ST. MAnY's County, MARYLASD. August lalh 1892.
think shall certainty thrash from tw' hundred and hiy
Two hundred and seveny.l'e bushels =. :, rroN.c
Respectfully, W. Ii. lAoMAs'
wAsmlxGroN CITY, August 10, 1859
Of the 10Th asking report Of the t.la o. The
pleasure answering the it entirely successful II
osquartc Of an aceo up land IN Mcdowell county
equal bushels seeded and in thar country regarded as
splendid yield. Respectfully, j. BoLo" ERWIN
pleased orders for the above Wheat is
without charge Specimens seen At our
''''' ~ ~ 'A'1 ''''' ALEX GARRETT CO.,
Sept. H-ciw Grocers and Commission Merchants.
HARDW ARE.
H1ER ships Washington Joseph Walker and Lady Franklin from
TiS%S M
aud by arrivals from the Ncrh have received direct
The manufacturers large an well seec ed
Rodgers and Wosennolm's fine Pocket Cutlery
Pen and Pocket Knives, various makers and styles
Wade ant Buee superior Razors Scissors ard Shears
aa 1a d
Single and double Shot Guns, very superior
1ses rs s1s ks as ks F Ri aad aHS %s aTa9%s' Ghas
Coliin's, simmons and Virginia Ahcs
lid,chets, Broad Axes and Foot Adze
Anes' aud Rowland's Spades and shoves
Mill. Pit, Cross.cui Hdndand PANEL Saws
Fenders, Coal Holds and Cindcr shovel,
Iron, Brass head and Gaze Hard Fire Irons
Auvils, yics aud Smiths Bellows, all sizes
Nails, Castings, tiorse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nass
Blister, Shear and CasSeal
Cotton, Wool, Horse and Jim Crow Cards
ilames Horse Golfers and Blind Brides
Locks u every description
Broad, Narrow and Par u Hinges all sizes
Carpenters Tools, full assortment
Platform Scales Counter Scales Patent Balances
An al other articles usually found in Hardware Stores
goods having purchased selected with the
woui respectfully merchants from The country
others OF HARDWARE our stock as We are DO
oer goods low they be purchased N The
Northern cities. p. T. MOORE d CO,
Sept 3-elU Importers OF Hardware. No ST. Main street
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.p
EpREEDEN FOX by the various arrivals their
RD full Fail Winter Goods embracing the largest and
attractive OF French English and American lab
rcS exhibited by them. Among which, aru
French printed Delaines and Casineres
English and American do
Paln, French and English Merinos
Plain. French Deaines and Cha lies
Plain and figured Dress Silks. very cheap
Extra Brucadc and Forenced do
Handsome plaid spun Silks
Plain black Silks, large stock
Mourning goods great variety
paid Mousellnes and Csshncres, for children
Collars and ChunZettss. elegantly worked
French Embroidered Skirts
Every yydrie oil French. English and American Prints
Manchester Scotch and American Gnshums
4oolen aud linen goods for ncn, boys
all of which they invite the attention OF their
country eds and the public assuring them DIS al ex
,eedngly III Boau ST.
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T,lO HUNpKED pNLLARS REWAKD.

TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS III" AIsD' -
DUNAWAY TucSdhoe Goocllud county, upwards o. =
HI months ago n negro named WALLACE SMITH. lie
about twenty tall and slim aud Of dark brown o
gin bread small head large bowgged anu hest
Ia,es samme when alarmed sharply spoken lie was o
merry Ly w Kemp Es OF Gloucester county and ma
been and now no doubt about that az
io.nmr county The above reward be hs apprehension
I J,tv tv !p on .! = = NC q uA"' : JOSEPH ALLEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05
HENRICO LAND FOE SALE.
s REL NM RIEIlMNSU


TIME subscriber Offers Tor sale hls valuable Farm yns "a nes
Richmond about 100 nearly one ball is
eared and high state OF Improvement IL wen adaPea 70
of wheat and oats The wood land well rel ~
ne and oak The ,mprov OF dwelling house with
rooms and all the usual out houses There Is Splendid young
apple quite OF other iru trees on inc e
ss The springs the wate-te soceS
situation in Virginia more healthy IL !
seldom farm market: within forty minutes
good pike all the way ana ready market ii
every thing that is raised on the place
will sell the early application be made ana
will show The who may
Address. Richmond Va. RoBI H. LYME.
Sept 3-cwti
7sOO ACRES OF ROANOKE LAND FOR SALE
Trustees Thornton, Esq. Offers
sish 10 purchase land county North Carolina or Neck
cnbu and examine the following desirable silua
ALEXANDRIA-he residence OF Mr. Thornton IL m'e iron
Warcnton from Rail Road and lying the river one
The u1iouses large tasty anu co'e
The consists of 1900 acres in hlsh state OF improve
600 are low grounds dched and horousny aaneu G e
rich and popcry dvic the fences Gte hIe
sufficient to cure hundred hogsheals Of tobacco The water
good an the residence mile from line river health! one
COTTEN'S TRACT-lAmediatcly below ana "a the n'e n y
acres: st aud Saw MILL Is also o great va
grounds and The whole attractions VIII
which any other country
pLACE-Conaniug which ov
Roanoke Much of the balance valuable anu
those wishing TO buy rarely onna IN so large
BUCK SpRING-The residence of the late Nathaniel Macon
comprising 1900 and lying on The waters OF un
the valuable highland plantations Ih "are
county and celebrated for its good water and
Persons wishing purchase will Cal on either oi Inc
Of these They will sell privately at any m
the s of December all OF the aooV
named having ample authority 10 do So and should any
mau unsod notice will be eiVrn OF public sale on Ina
day. impossible 10 do justice TO this valuable and extensive e.
tate by description advertisement s the largest an
valuable offered AT once IN Norh Carona ana hos
wishing such properly orc 0A'''s'' WM MESDRlcK
,,., .orn,x q Aug Io-au n NJ THORNTON.
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Eoxry DoLLARs REWARD.

FORTY DOLLARS REV AK u. ro>,, g
DANAWAY about the January last negro oey
IL himself Tom Page Thomas was reu a. 1891
the wear Goochand and haa PeLs
Richmond or his clothes; SINCE hen he mas %
Thomas inches hs nat nose Vlod
teeth. 2i years ard OF glngerca coot tie a
mother G. Mclndoes. about mile from 'S M
The above reward Will he paid delivered 10 me mere W "
Tar Fleming Goochlan!. JOS. h. NbiSl"Cn.,
Srni S-cA KlCnhnIu.
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DAVID FUNSTEN,
a, u, n wv

WILL the Courts Of Fairfax and d fa9Ge
w Counties He attend 10 the prosecution OF Cams
against General Government Office King street between ;,
Asaph aud Pitt in the building occupied by the Manassas Gap Kan
k"ad Company.
A-,.u L., JuGel l5-c6m
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
r.BilSHEp DAILY AND EMl-WEEhLf'
~ WILLIAM +. & THOMAS RiTCHIE, JR'
/ Z r VI ::

TERMS: -,
Paper. dollars aIi'a
to ;aEen for shorter peru! tam oac year r't 1e
w..s dollars per annum and three collars iY SIX nv n
N aivancc be poid in The Office or rcittea oy MALL pos'
t;H. nr s,y dollars per III the end OF the year.
All 1ue office be renled per man. IN so"o anu
.nS notes the risk OF the Editors ne postage 81 aA t!.
Ins Ia By .a rrfers The postage 'l single letter Is
ans account II Is the accumulation o. post
xt,nsyc business which operates serious tax upon
Editors TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
IN TIE DAILY ENQuEER:-foT TEN lines or less, fret III
tv am! succeeding twenty CENTS
ned once twice week ot thTe. times wct& hir!
y." sni ta,C seats each Insertion after the first.
,rnun advertisers uitars Ices and IN
ia, ,rnu m OF lcngih excel. ttcry
charged sl0N (papc Incided)
IN THE SEMWEEhLi-Fo TEN lines, lcss first insertion
: cent; for each continuance oU cents.
STrrs from bs accompanied with the advance
"A, o satisfactory references. to insure execution.
md tributes Of respect exceeding eight fneS
~. urged for q I'D advertisements.
rs, All and Marriages from tho country, whenever
hand writing unkno"m 20 us muT be p
Postmaster the neichborho"i orthey ""
he published Every catrc that has ocrh taken 10
and Guizzcs has, heretofore proved unaSais
such communications being Certified
h. ,rri'i'" th' h1r& "f'h" '"ff1r
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v; t.. tSEst.E. NAkiD.

MARBLE YARD.
rr> = ROGERS S;h Street, Main. Rchnni. Va Deae
q -. au Italian Marble Monuments, Tomb,
pieces oievey descriptions Wall Plates FONTS
g. -. :, !. ...
attended
M served his apprenticeship IN one OF the largest
aud having much the
all work execueda his shop will give
as or South Oct5-cly
JOHN VI. LATHAM,
At TORSE ar La w,
WAsnISeToS CITY, D. C.
r>RsCTICES several Courts OF the district OF Columbia
business his profession whic! may be entrust
-, care. with prompt attention. Herciurs TO
Messrs. SgLDgN. WITHERS u Co.,
Get JSo. VI. McCALLA, Washington, ID. e.
JAMES !. MILLER, Esq,
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mlSs. }. W. PEGHAai,
CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND SECOND STREETS,
r4 receive family young ladies wishing attend school
w Richmond lst of October until the Isl OF July
m f.rue equally the schools OF Mrs Mead and
K Vi lu:c Aug. i-ctI
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ST. MARY's County MARYLASD. August 18th, Ior!
seeded last bushels Foxwe wheat iron
certainly thrash from IVY, hundred ana my u
Two hundred and sereny.ivc bushels - . .,,o,,.c
Respectiully, W. II. lNoMAs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05

KING A. QUgES CouSrY. Va. August 27lh 1852.
Dear Sir: purchased you bushel Fxwel Wheat IRON
which made thirty. Respectfully, W. D. GRESHAM
K. n. MELBuRN, Esa.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03
DAVENPORT
STEAM PLANNING MILLS


TNHE undersigned have erected and now nave nav
i in successful operation their extensive 1la-
ming Mills, and are now furnishing mate erals ioi
the erection OF Houses:
such A.
Flooring. Ceiling, Siding, Doors, :sash'
Blinds, Shutters, Door and Window
Frames, DC.
BY application Of Steam TO the most
IMPROVED MACHINERY,
Together with more than twenty years exPen-
snce in DU1I.D1MG, ~
The undersigned ha,ter themselves tna', % =.
intending TO build, they can offer facilities not TO
be surpassed in any place either East OF Wes'.
They are now prepared TO furnish % ordeT
any thing in their line Of business, IN any qudm-
tity, at short notice, and reasonable terms. 70
pains will be spared to give the most Ennre so'-
isjaction as to quality, orkmanshr, or prce,
All orders from distance promptly a.
tended to.
The undersigned are further prepared TO CON
tract for the erection Of Buildings OF every des-
cription, on the mos, reasonable terms ana Win
the greatest dispatch. -
The public generally are invited % car any
avail themselves Of the facilities thus afforded oy
the substitution Of Steam Power for that OF ma"
in this branch Of business.
Davenport Jam 9th. 1852.
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kossuIH IN TIE NORM AND Sourn.-
Kossuth has compliment for every local..
~. At 81. Louis, New Orleans. Mobile.
Montgomery, and IN Mississippi, be spoke
Of swarm hearts, and ''geberous symps
thy" ard more than once compared hi,
warm receptions 70 tho spring time ana
beauty Of .foeers around him. Bat OF
Tuesday. al Jersey City, he says:
81 would now say that am 90 my way
HON. perhaps not home, bat 70 Europe
but assure you shall pursue il as loyei
his bride ! feel Lsppy g return 70 The
East. The weather is cold here, but musi
say that uherc ] hare been. though he
areatler is ,edrn3cr, the hearts arc coider.' :
Cor Jersey frieads, we arc sure, have no
desire TO be thus conpiimented ST the ex-
pense ~ their c9onrfymch elsewhere -
2ssTer York Erpcgs
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

REGULAR GALENA, DAVENPORT ST. LOUIS
PACKET.
49, THE well known steamer BON
1 4 ACCORD, J. L. BrsSELL, Master,
q will run regularly between the
above ports during the season. The Bon Ac-
cord has been thoroughly repsired and newly
furnished. Passengers and Shippers can de-
pend on her remaining in the above trade.
Capt. Bssell hopes BY strict attention to the
interests Of Shippers and comfort Of Passengers
TO merit continuance Of the very liberal pat
ronage heretofore bestowed on this boat. Fol
freight or passage apply board.
April 22d, 1852. 33-ts
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Dk& u 06034SA AVN ~O0ASASA~'
A T the Old Stand on Front street, Davenport
~ Iowa has laid in full assortment OF Drugs
Medicines, Chemicals, Groceries, Fruits, Spices,
Oils, Paints, &c, for the season, comprising al
most every article in the line. Among which
are the following, viz:
All DR.. Javne's Medicine, Hungarian Balsam,
Wistar's balsam wild Cherry, Pain Extractor,
Townsend's sarsaparilla, Emerson's pills,
Indian vegetable tonic, Linaments OF all KINDS,
Moffat's Phoenix bit,ers, Jaynes, Moiiats,
Braggs, Brandreths, Wrghts, Smiths; PETERS,
Lees, Porters and Clevelands pills;
Hayes Linament for piles,
Upham's pile Electuary:
Black and Cayenne pepper, Allspice, Cioves'
Mace, Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Race, ~
Alum, Copperas, salt petre, Chalk,
Pitch and Rosin, dried apples and peaches,
Raisins, Figs, prunes, Currants, Tamarnds,
Cltron and dates, Imperial, gun powder,
Young Hyson and black Teas,
Goldfish, Mackerel, smoked herIing,,
Tobacco, segars, snuff, and pipes, al. kinds:
Liverpool blown, ground alum, Turks Island
and table salts, paints, oils, turpenine, yarnlsh
cs, brushes, glass, putty, nails, INES ana
sacking Irvine; gunpowder, shot, lead ana per-
cusson Caps, indigo, Nader, logwood, fustIc,
redwood, annatta. &c.
Cocoa and Chocolate, Old Java,
hto ana havana Couee. nice, 1ap'oe"s
Pearl sago, arrow root, pearl barley,
Vermicella soda, butter and sweet crackers,
Loaf, powdered, crushed, clarified and
N. @. sugars, Golden and N. Q. syrups,
s. II. and N. O. Molasses,
Old O,ard and Seignet,e brandy, port,
Madeira, swee, Malaga and Claret Wines,
Holland and Baltimore Gin, Jamaica Rum,
and Old Monongahela whiskey, for Medical
purposes.
Abscynih, Alcohol, cider vinegar and lime
juice, sperm, star and tallow Candies, CASTLE,
Rosin, Almond, Windsorand other soaps, candies
ass'd., Wistar's Cough Candy, ginger nuts, WI
ting and letter paper, black, blue and red Ink
superior steel pens, quilts, &c
Almonds, Brazil nuts, tilberts and hazlenuts
pen and pocket knives, razoIs, scissors, poke
books, wallets, silk and cotton purses, combs
assorted violin strings, hair brushes, &c. &c.
The above with at least 500 different articles
not enumerated are all warranted Of the bes
quality, and will be sold a. low as at any store
| in the country. Cash or goods will be paid fol
Butter, Cheese, Tallow, Eggs, Oats, Grass Seed
i Flaxseed, &c.
j Davenport, March Goth, 1851.
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LUMBER! LUMBER!

A IL persons DESTROYS Of building substantial
"A houses, can now be accommodated with
hard lumber Of all sorts and sizes, by calling OF
the subscribers at McCarthy's Saw Mill. Wag.
on Makers, and all other tradesmen, using hare
lumber, will please give US call.
A. we intend keeping constantly on hand, an
assortment OF first rate hard logs, We will saw "a
order, at the shortest notice.
ALSO, Pine Lumber kept constantly on hand.
j. X. RHODES e. co.
Davenport, November Goth, 1851.
r. II. PARSONAGE.
PLUMBER, GLAZIER, PAINTER, PAPER
HANGER, &C.;
BRADy ST., BETWEEN % AND 80.
TIME subscriber begs to return his sincere
i thanks 10 those friends who have favored
him with their support and TO inform tho inhab-
itants of Davenport and its vicinity that he has
opened his New Shop on Brady st., between Sec
ond and Third SITS, and that he has always on
hand a choice assortment Of Coofs and ready
Mixed Paints, Varnishes, &c.
Gliding, Bronzing, Graining and Vanishing.
n B. Lift and force Pumps, Ho, and Cold
Baths, Water Closets, &C., made and finished
to order on the shortcs, notice.
Feb. 10th, 1852. 24-tf
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THE M ,DERN BELLE.
Y,xTEacT IRON Mr.. sTARh's rorM, REAn AT
tarR MANCHESTER NJ nj. FAIR,

xyEacT From MR.. sTARkss roLM, KtAn AT III
Iarg ManrassTEE, n. ~, FAIR.
she sits / n the lighted rarlor, n
And ats TOR tbs tariy heaux-
She plays with her lule fingers,
And trots xith her little toes;
She calls Tor her spanish poole,
She calls for her China fan,
she kisses her long-eared parry,
And wishes itlass q man!
Her mother stays in the kitchen,
Dressed mp in her coarse allure.
She's freezing aFer The ices,
And roasting cser the sses
She's making some nice ccnfsctsea,
Some delicate kind ef treat.
ul clsAaas and various js,lies,
Tor her danghter's acaux tc cat.
The daughter sits in The parior.
And rocks in her easy char;
She's clad IN her silks and sGlna,
And Jewels are in her hair
She ~iaks aud gigeirs aud simrers.
And simpers and eigg.es sad ~.akss
And though she talks bal little.
IT'S vastly more than she thinks.
Her fsther goes elsa in his rnsset,
And ragged ana sceAy at Thai
Aisc are ali cut nj the elbow;
He wears shocking bad hat
He's boarding. and saving has shil,ings,
So csrefuliy day by day,
While she, on her heauS and roodles,
II th,owing them all away
she lies Aor6 in the morning.
TIL nearly the hcnreof noon:
Then comes down swapping and snarling,
Because she Was called too soon.
Her hair is sin in the papers,
Her cheeks still darbed with paint,
Remain Of her last night bushes,
Before ahe intended 10 faint
She doats upon men nnshsren.
And men with sshe Towing hair"
She's eloquent over nnonstscheg,
The give such fore ign air.
She talks OF Italian music,
And fails in love with the moor.
And tho bu. mouse should NEE. her,
She sinks away IL aswoon,
Her feet 80 very little,
Her hands are 80 very white,
Her jewels are 50 very heavy,
And her head so very light:
Her color is made of cosmetics.
Though this she viii neverown;
Her body's made mostly Of cotton.
Her heart 10 made wholly Of stoae,
She falls in love with fellow,
Who swel!s with foreign air;
He marries her for her money,
She marries him for his haiis
One of the very best matches
Both are well matted in life,
she's got a fool For her husband,
He's got fool for his wife.