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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-15
TO ALL WHO'S IT MAY CONCERN

Owing to the difficulty ri making COLLECTIONS, hnh
the fart iaiti have several thousands OWING Us
.rn,,e red Throughout Eastern IeNas, wr have deter
mined for the .infr tn receive 10 subscriptions uui 9"
the county unl.s- the money y pad in advance. AZ
The end the pieseni volume. nr VIII Hcfsieh "h ~"
p,fo-. II all Delinquent snsc rs'rs nn our sui-rrti
t,,o l,.,k. nnJ wr intend f,pI So give 1mrlY notice
of eur ini.non) pub.ha lsl ui all delinquent -uh
,ct,@rs with ~. anuiils they may I've owing ois~it
their manner. THIS Intended qualifications vii hr Kept
stumbling IN the paper until ihes pay up Desperate
L,.~ase. require dep. rate remedies,
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FOSSIL REMAINS. - Tho Washington
(Texss) Star says the tusk, n tooth and a
portion Of the leg bone of huge animal,
were discovered embedded in the sand at
Hidalgo Falls. by some gentlemen on fish.
ing excursion. n few days since. The tusk
is ten feet long, and measures at is creates,
ri-clmferenee twert- three incties
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TuE LAND OF rmE FREg.--A colored
woman, named Mary Douglass. was found
dead in Bedford street, Philadelphia, short
time since. Characterization, and want
81 redirsl attendance.
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OF The Shreveport mail OF Thursday,
failed to b'iag US our file of New Orleans
papers The latest dates we have are up
70 the 9Th inst
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New heo UsA

The Legislature OF Utah asse"'"'c" W,
The first Monday Of January. specm
session had been called by the Proclamation
:, ,h,. Governor. much remaining to he
Acme for the complete organization OF Tue
Territory. -
Ma message of Gov Brigham Young
to the Legislature presents variety o, ~
formation on the present condition OF 'thn'
We rive brief synopsis OF some o' US
leading topics Crescent. ~
Ixrur,.r OF SrrrLrmrNf'.-D during
tho mast wear the settlements nave c""'''
mod IA eNtcud until We now have n lineeN
,,,tinr f,om near Bear River on the >orlh'
u,t, within about seventy i've miles ol '"c
p,,n 4 III. Great Basin. Assistance OF ABOUT
J.,.s hondred aad hny miles; aud com
i.row forming. who design making
!, settlement near Santa Cara inr prSohu
,,ut peint. aud Also East aud West 'e"
settlements are forming, although ho' 80
...,...iy. IN those directions. II ia des'ra
~, ,h,, 4, settlement should be made on
Mary. River. in order I" preserve prac''"'
,.l,,o,. with the indians III that region.
lhrN 'AN' o'''"' ~. a,,,,als ,obhing
to Travellers s'''''N 49,, La,.. n,,nor,uui,y
NJ. j. , .ucrrss,ul settlement now rs
tah'',h'u gu NV -. ~, t,,uIl..
where 'h' '''''' d., na,, c,nid Ia,
soo'e was ~ 49, a,..,,.,,,, -, III.
maintained W. n. - travail,
iudihus on WV In
hWnhg hl wv -. c.,, ,,,, ,t
ms ''''" memorial ibinp
war WIN '''o ''"'' III e,o,,,, ,b.m
peace AMI quie'h'ss l'''''
selves So r.,,, Tn.
1mt NiN'''N ... ,L,II,., in,
practice 81 F"'r"'NH -, ,,, u.xi
slaves - "'"' ~, and r,L
can p"pu. ,'P'' W - l,,.,.,.,r. have
"'"'' IA. ,,.,, ,h,. limits 3f thi.
cNicurd th''t U""'' H.. ..,.,l..,yo,.d
Territory. ms ""'u ~ ',.,,,,u
to prevent "''' ','' ,,a,.ts 40 N
counter ~ ~ ,r.,,. .,,ic,l, r,n.
l"'intr"u' A.. n. ,,,,,,a,,,,
hihii'd the'r WIN .,,,, ,,,,L, ,
ol them APP '''' '',,''..,,. j., Tia. ..t,l..
a ir" rN'u"'s's W mic, ia.
mcut. rciu'ncd to 'hrf 'N c'u'.' m
fortunately however ~"
drte'n'''u q" '''' "a an, a., ,,v
tie; they have ten "r'''''u '"" '''
"n 'h'' ''' '' W. ~, DID,. f., m. +. ie.
II - u fnrt'''' " P''
d,rate the tn' r'"'N '''
to slavery hr',, ''.'' W. ,....','. Il. :,
cWnr"i' W'h' '' ,...-,.,.,..,
tn b" dealt ~ - I''P w. .'...,,,.l... -.
nr c"npatlhI WIN 'h' '"' l''"
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Besides these, he stands good chance
for and will probably get \ikhnsas. N'-
sour. New Hampshire. Maine, aud Con.
nectiru,--30 more, together with scatter
100 votes from Tennessee, Kentucky. Mas
,nrhusets New Work, making some TWEEN
ty or thirty more. and all these he will get
among the ii st balloings. LIS nomination
Is pretty sure, II the different aspirants Will
keep their temper. One thing is sure, that
no nominee will he placed before the people
unles, he is certain OF carrying New York
or renus> lvani. OF the prominent men
now before the country Mr. Buchanan 4,
the only man that can carry PernsNlvanla
Who can carry New York Certainly
neither Cass nor Douglas ean.-- Nagome'
rgGdceifr.
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Ga the , itl several persons were tried by
the tribunal of correctional police OF Basic.
in Switzerland for iu-nltGg the President
of the French Republ e, by exhibiting n
carrie ,ture OF hin and singing song con
taulng offensive expressions, m process.
sion during the Carnival. The author OF
the song, n schoolmaster, and two Young
men who were prominent singers, were
sentenced 20 four months imprisonment
! he printer of the song and three other per.
sons were sentenced to iortngtns I'M
nrl.nnmnml.
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Tor Attorney General.

W. asr auihpfikel 10 announce fa' fho@ffI zen
r,ur. O. Henderson Rusk county. candidate io
the Office of Attorney General Of ihr STATE ut leAh'
Election IN August next
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TEA Is souTu tARpLtSA--Dr Junis
Smith announces in n communication to the
Greenvlle Mounianeer that he has lust re.
ceved fresh supply of tea nuts and one
case OF tea plants from China. The tea
plants tina, have arrived were shipped from
Shnngai in October, and NIL are supposed
to be of the green species. The Doctor
hopes, he says. yet to see the bills aud val
leys Of Greenville clothed with ten plants,
aud the railroads cars iregh'ed with teas
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SNAKE Dlrryx.--A son OF Mr. Seward,
residing on the Peninsula, boy of some
eight or ten years OF aye, was bitten by a
rattle snake n, the bayou, few DAYS since.
It appears the reptile had concealed itself
in the buyou, the boy pu, his hand in the
locker for the purpose of getting out some.
thing therelrom, when he was bitten on the
hand. Medical aid was immediately oh.
tanned, and when we saw the boy. on the
following day, there appeared 10 be fair
prospect Of hisrecoverv.--W o'agordo Trib.
m.
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1858.
Mars, during the present month, appears in tha
west, ana sets about o'clock.
Large numbers of females are emigratipg from
England to the Australia.
Mr.. Amos Raymond, Revolutionary pensiouer.
died recently at Allegheny township Po ter county.
Pa, age 95 years and 5 months
The steamboat fare from New York to Boston
has been reduced from four dollars to three doars
and ndtwenty-tive cents.
The treasurer of Kentucky is bound by law. tn
give bond OF s339,0O0 for the strict performances
Of his duty. His salary is 170O
Julia Dean appears shortly in Boston. The Bee
says that Julia is young pretty rich gay, inteiec-
toai ana entertainihg-oesioes being unmortgaged.
Mr. Heron, minister, had large family of
what will become OF these poor children =, Ha
pleasantly replied, "Never fear; He that feeds The
young ravens won't starve the young Heronsap
The number Of emigrants arrived at New York in.
August, was Sc 563 The total number arrived this
year is 1872 .825, being 30,54 more than last year.
Mrs. Forrest, that was is about to marry an early
love, an English soldier of fortune attached TO one
of her Msjesty's regiments, now in Scotland.
Hon. Moses B. Corwin has been nominated for
Congress, in the Eighth District, Ohio.
Treasury Notes outstanding september 1, 1852,
Sl27, ,76l "a.
William Tarbox has been boxed up In prison in
Philadelphia, for stealing iron.
"Dawkter, dawkter, said an exquisite the other
day, Il want you to tell me what can put inflow
NAVY head to make it right" ait wants nothing
but Drains." said the gentleman of function.
Reader, did you ever hear of simple Hibernian
who had clsmbered to the brink of a we'll and then
let 60 bis hold to spit on his hands. He was just
as green as the business man who stops adveriising
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A COMMON EXPRESSION.-Th are
IA certainly the most life-like DaguerreOtypes
we have ever seen-so say persons almost daily, on
visiting our rooms. We endeavor to make them
appear natural and lifehke in position, expression,
and finish, and how far we succeed, we leave the
public to decide; and we are pleased to say that
many decide in our favor, daily We invite all
who may wish Daguerreotypes, and the public in
lection of Cases. Frames, Lockets, Pins. and prices
and after such examination you think you can be
better suited elsewhere, we will think just much
of you as if you had patronized US. Unless We
merit your patronage We do not wish It,
MINNIS & WATSON,
Daguerreorypists and dealers in Stock,
35S Main ST. Mnnsion House) Richmond, and
Sycamore st, Petersburg, Va. jy 81
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GRAPE SHAWLS! GRAPE SHAWLS!
~ By express we have received q new los OF
Grape Shaws OF this falls importation, consisting
of plain and Embroidered Ones from to IS dollars
apiece. We are enabled to sell the same for &C n.
siderable less than the usual prices therefore those
wishing to purchase will please give us call
Also, several pieces of the same dark-grounded
Merriunaek Prints at sixpence worth ninePence.
shirngs shestings, Tickings and Flannels, at less
than manufacturer prices.
If you wish to save froH 25 to 50 per cent BY
buying your goods, then call at
!. MILLHI6ER T. BRO.
an 10 1913 Broad ct.
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PRICE, ONE CENT !.


ny eRo.nv r-A1 -
Old Iron.;a., :, -
r. ons.uIs .s.L0ss = sncnor lay
Al dead csi,, rs-saa = Manon;
The Wavss I - 100 On t sne osy-
nnen lftle Jack, the captains SON.
with gallant hardihood
Snmoed shroud and spar--apd then upon
Ine maln-truck rose and stood
a .raddcf ran through every vei.-
~, Ah eyes were turned on high.
mere $1,000 the boy. with dizzy brain.
~ .inno Lu'o nso ne acose-below
A. .s ,p., nc .s s.ooc 70 aarl
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" now in use for the cure OF Consumption, Brou-
ch.;:s, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Dyspepsi,, Piles,
ka-s Evil Diseases of the Kidneys, Liver, &C.
Opinions Of the Medical Faculty.
baltimore, March IL, 1851.
Mrs. 3 B. Norris-Dear Madam: 1t gives me
great pleasure IN recommending TO public favor
yolc valuable medicine, Cedar Tar) as an excel.
IN; preventive or curative IN the first stages Of
bronchial affections, or diseases of the lungs and
E.so as q very valuable tonic. Yours, very respect
fully, T. h. WRIGHT, M d.
subscribe, with pleasure and full confidence, to
the GOOD effects of the Cedar Tar, prepared aud
so.S by hrs Norris in many cases of disease, hav
Ing prescribed it frequently, ana always with good
eaecis. A. RICH, M. d.
March y, 1851.
Mrs B. B. Norris-Madam 1t gives me pleas.
uTe 10 recommend TO the favorable notice of the
pubic your valuable medicine, Cedar Tsr) in bron
chal affections and diseases OF the lungs.
THOMAS OWINGS, M. D.
Baltimore, March 81, 1851.
The Ceiar Tar is daily gaining popularity in this
community, and some Of our own physicians
recommending it to their patients
Weare permitted 70 refer to the following per-
sons, citizens of Richmond and vicinity, out OF a
large number. {whO, from motives OF delicacy, pre-
fer that their names should not be made public,)
wEo have received great benefit from the of the
Tsr' TT { rruwr Dentist, Ii. Meseke, Jas. R.
Moore, Jno B. Dodd, Charlottesville, Va.
Call and see certificates.
- Beware of counterfeits. The genuine arti.
Gle Is for sale by
P HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
8u4 General Agent for Eastern Virginia.
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El JAMES COLLINS would respectfully
ktl al atta To hia Eau StrIe af n ATS.

El JAMES COLLINS would respectfully
AAcal attention to his Fall Style Of HATS.
Tney are unique, well adapted for the season, and
es.entis! TO a gentleman's costume. No pains has
been spared to sustain the high reputation which
my Hats have attained throughout the country.
CephaIOmetron.-Iti is considered one of the
greatest aad most useful inventions of the age it
would be impossible by the minutest description
it will fit the most difficult heads conformir & to
any protu5erance and depression of the Uranium:
thus preventing the unpleasant feeling of new
Hat, and painful headache No one can properly
appreciate its advantages, without having one of
my superior Hats.
Please call and see me, and examine for your
selves J. COLLINS,
No As Main street, Practical Halter.
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MURDER WILL OUT.-It has long been
MI an .nknnuieGced fact. that fhA frat = rood

MURDER WILL OUT.-It has long been
IV1 an acknowledged fact, that the first good
Ready Made Clothing ever brought to the Rich.
mond MARKET was brought BY the old house Of
Keen 4 Co, now Keen, Chiles 4 Baldwin. At that
time the clothing trade was In the hands of sman
dealers, who were not 30 situated ~ to make up
stock Of goods in good style. Now, the best cloth
Der place to buy No l02 is that place; and - The
stock on hand s much large tor the season, and
the amount OF cash much too small great bargains
NAV be had Come with cash 10 hand, 70
aug KEEN, CHILES 4 baldwin.
MOTICK.-K r. DUVAL having this day -
IN hen his brother, J. P. DUvAL, into co part
rershin. ,he business viii In future be conducted
by r. il. Duval & Brother, st the old stand,
under the American Hotel. We are now rccefving
fresh supply Of Drugs. Medicines, Points, ons, "a
&C. and hope, by strict personal attention, 70 meEs
: portion Of public patronage. X. B. DUvAL,
J. r. DUVAL.
Richmond, July 1st, 1852. jyl
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ED RICHMOND HAT MANUFACTO.

Ell RICHMOND HAT MANUFACTO.
WRY.-The subscriber invites the attention of
the trade to his new and extensive Fall Stock of
HATS and CAPS, which comprises all the various
grades, Styles colors and qualities of Gentlemens'
BoCs' and Childrens' Hats and Caps now in use
Merchants of Virginia, North Carolina and Ten.
nessee particularly requested to examine before
going further North, tbs almost infinite variety Of
gooos now ready for their inspection at this estab
ishment Those who have the disposition to pre-.
fer home manufactures and encourage home in.
dustry, do with advantage by supplying
themselves and their customers with Richmond
made goods, which will be warranted as fine in
quality and perfect in workmanship as can be p-o.
duced in any market in the world while the prices
shall be reduced to the lowest and most economical
American standard. Tsose who may wish TO pat.
ronize the manufactures of other States can be fur
nished W tn Northern and Eastern goods at the
manufacturers prices. The stock consists of the
usual variety of fine fashionable Hats and Caps, of
old gentlemen's broad rims from the finest to the
lowest qualities; Servants' Hats and Caps of all
kinds, from one dollar per dozen up Cbildr and
infants HITS and Caps, Ladies' Riding Hats. all
the various styles and qualities of soft Hats Tar
paulin, Wool and Glazed Hats, all the grades of
Caps, hair seal, cloth, leather, plush, Cotton and
silk) Fur Caps up to the very finest Otter and Bea
yer.
Ladies' Furs-Mufs, Tippets, Mufatees,
Cuffs, Victorines, Foot Mus, Misses and Childrens
Mutfs Victorines, &c, complete and well assort-
ed stock of these goods Is usually kept in the
most fs fsshionable fancy Fur stores of New York.
au 3l-2m JOHN DOOLEY, 81 Main st.
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L$kkNCA BOARDING AOUSh.-On the
l. LIST October next, the subscriber will be
prepared 10 receive limited number of Gentlemen
as BOARDERS, who may desire to practice the
French language This is the first opportunity that
was ever offered in Richmond, for the object above
stated. as all the members of the family speak
French. Persons desiring to cultivate the SPANISH
and ITALIAN languages, will likewise find an op-
portunity of SO doing as Messrs J. Michard and H.
B Michard have been for the six last years, and
are still employed teachers of these languages in
some of the principal Academies OF this city.
]. MICHAKD,
se lin Main street. between 9th and 9Th
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DACON 4 BAsK ERVILL offer for sals

DACON q BASK ERVILL offer tor sale
ID l4O hhds Porto Rico
127 do New Orleans
l30 half boxes Loaf , Sugar.
43 bbls Crushed and Powered
lit bbls Coffee and Clarified
SIG bags BIO
484 do Lagairs
81 do Cape , Co6ees
81 do Java
30 do Costa Rica 4 Mocha
125 bblS New Orleans Molssses
As hhds Porto Rico do
so bbls Sugar House Syrup. 1T
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CON.
IN PANY The Agent of this Company respect.
fully solicts call from all disposed to lay up fund
for the widow and orphan. The business Of this
Compary continues to be very prosperous.
Its accumulated capital on the let instant was
S52s. 800, principally invested in New York and
United States Stocks. Total number of Policies
iseued pto that time was 6,76l. Dividends made
annually ON all Life Policies In the shape Of stock
bearing interest per cent Dividends heretofore
have always averaged frcm 40 to 50 per cent. For
all other information call at No 203, Main street,
aug CHAs. WORTHAM. Agent.
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INaE sUB.CRIBER HAVING DE

VNHE sUB-CRIBER HAVING DE-
A. CLINED BUSINESS on his owa account, re
tuns his sincere acknowledgements to bis friends
and the public tor the very liberal patronage ex-
tended to him. and begs continuance In his new
connexion.
He has arranged with Messrs. C. HARTWELL
T. CO, where he will be able 30 5a0N ai5 Old aus
toners a choice selection of every thing in the
DRY GOODS line, and will be able to sell them on
tue same liberal terms which he has offered In his
old business, and which have proved so generally
satisfactory
Rsfriends are invited to call and see him. His
old customers will find him from this date at Messrs
HARTWELL d Co, and he begs them 10 call as
soon ss possible and adjust their accounts. IL Is
very important to him to wind up his old business
xau l6-ts NA''' G. CHENERYC
II is a WELL-KNUWN FACT, that
l. OsBoRN's DAGUERREAN GALLERY is the
place to get fne Sky-light Pictures taken for 81
We would invite all to call soon, as we shall hot
take low pictures but few weeks.
We have made arrangements to take pictures OF
slek or deceased persons at their residences our
prices are from 81 to SO. OSBORNS,
Opposite the Banks, sign of the American Flags.
jy l3
IChdUND MANUFACTOKY.-h
40 ing engaged the skilfui mechanic, +: KAY.
hOND, ar now prepared to make Gold fens 10
any pattern or size, and to suit any hand aso eau
re point o'd Gold Pens, and make them equal TO
lew, II not, no charge will be made, at
HENRY HYMAN'S,
Manufacturer and Importer, SO Main street,
Next 10 j. N. Gordons.
B.-SpectacIes made to order. and glasses
n1'ed TO suit any sight in ten nnutes also, Ihe
Fountain Pen repaired and made to order. au >
ERESH HARDWARE.-FAL 1851
w. S. d. q. DONNsN, Richmond, Va, are
receiving by ships Fidelia and Yorkshire, ana
steamer Arctic their fall importation of Birming-
Fam n aud Sheffield Hardware, Cutlery, and
1uns, aud from the manufacturers in this count y
an extensive assortment of AMERICAN GOODS,
aH ol which they have purchased tor cash at the
very lowest prices Among our stock ist be f.und
avery large aud varied assortment Of Table Knives
ana forEs, Pen aud Pocket Knives, Razors, Scs.
Sos and shsss, straight and fine twisted link Brace
Shains pad. chest, closet ii, stock, rim and NOR
nce LOCKS, brass, white and mineral Knobs Ames,
no~!ands, and other makes OF Shoyels and spades,
nay and Manure Forks Curry ombs, Hatchets
ana Hammers, Axes of Virginia Collins, Simmons,
ana a otter manufacture, Coal Hods Tenders, Steel
fiies and Rssps Double and Single Guns. together
WIN every description OF Carpenters and Black.
smiths Tools, and other articles kept in the Hard.
ware line
We respectfully invite merchants aud others
Yislabg Richmond to examination OF our 60 Ids
sno prices, assuring them OF our ability aud deter
fninalon 10 sell low, and fha. every effort will be
made to give entire satisfacnon.
W. s. 4 G. DoNNAN,
80 No l9. Pearl street
1kIMk LARD.-25 key. Brigg's Family
az 20 R.M BURTON.
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VyO COUNTRY ME- ERCHANTS.-Ws
u would invite the Attentions OF merchant from
the country, to our large stock Of Beoks, 6eas
tionery and Fancy Goods, which have been
seIec.ed with great care for the issl sales.
To obviase the necessity OF merchants going
North and sending their orders 70 the North, No
are prepared 70 furnish any stock IN line as he
BALTIMORE and Philsdelphia prices.
Our stock Of Piano Fortes and Guitars 10 veyy
large and well selected for the southern country.
An Of our Piano Fortes are from manufsctoSies Of
uudoubaed reputation and for brilliancy and swcee.
meas of tone nnsh, and for durability, are equal 70
any Manufactured in the country.
NASH 4 WO0DH0U6E,
su 30 Eagle Square, Richmond.
AIDES, DRESS GOODS AT Cost
IL Spieadid figured and plain Barge ct Is eentss
barsae de- Laines 10 and IL ccnts; fne French Dc.
laines IS cts; 6ne French Lawns, swiss and Cam.
biic Musns, satin striped and checked auslin, plain
and fancy Sliks. For bargaiAs. cab q
Ul2 yACOb z. LEvIo.
CLOSING OUT eUMMKR STOCK
~. Aa ths seesos hss lar advanced. We proposo
selliua the remainder Of onr Summer et0ck q c0sk
for cash, and would invite the attention q Al Who
wish 70 purchase cheap. 70 some Of Tho mos choteo
| gosds of ina season, which We have yet - hand.
HENRY 6HAfER = Co.
| Clothine Emporium. corner Main md Ia -
iys $50
CGBA MOLAeek1s-N hhds jaae Ts11lvsd
s.s = - WILLIAMS : mo.
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT. the DWELLING over

:@ FOR RENT, the Dwelling over the sub
~ scriber's store, containing six rooms, porch
Kitchen, &c, suitable for boarding house or large
family Possession given in October next.
ED. NJ MORGAN
Corner above market house, Main street.
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FRANCE AND THE UNITED SrATEs BANK.
Under the heading OF "Bank Of the United
States," the Paris Journal des Debats con
tains a notification from the firm Of Roths-
child Brothers. calling upon the holders OF
obligations Of the three per cest. loan OF the
Bank of the United States, amounting TO 0,-
10000 francs, negotiated through that house,
TO present their claim before the Ath Of ocio-
ber next, with aview to their being duly en-
tered as creditors Of the bank. Any delay Do
yond that date will lead totIleir exclusion
Jusr THE THING FOR SUMNER NIcHTs.-
An inventor in Macon, Ga, has taken mea-
sures 10 secure patent FOR an improved ian
beds,ead. A fan il hung on vibrating rod.
passing through arms attached 70 tae osdpos.s,
puIIey. ia attached 10 the stats on which the
bed is placed, and on which a persons weight
sets the machinery ia motion 10 keep the ian
vibrating ali night.
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t1kIME LARD.-25 kegs Briggs Family
LARD, for sale By
az 20 RIM. BURTON.
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tens.

*Founded upoh well.known tale from ,he nan
of the late william Leggett, Esq. ~ p''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-06

STEAM LINE BETwEEs New ORLEANs AND
VERA CRUz.-Ths steam connection New Or
leans is 10 have with Vera Cruz, for which
$780, 900 were appropriated at the late session
of Congress, is OF importance to all parts OF
the country. Formerly the United States ira
ded with Mexico in exports and imports to the
amount OF 100000, 900. but the British, BY
their steam lines, and through the prtjudices
they created against US, have cut il down to
about 81, 1000, 600.