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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-04-01
EEWBERRY ADVERTISEMENT.

We call attention to the advertisement of
FISHER & !iGHEw. The reputation of this firm,
established within the last year or two Mt the
rising town Of Newberry, has already become
pretty widely known on this side Of The Stale.
The general testimony is that they are skillful.
attentive and liberal dealers.
Itgrsres little, at times, TO think that our
Saluda friends are beginning to turn their faces
more and more towards the Newbcrry market.
But we can't blame them for besides the snpe-
rior convenience Of trading there, we are told
that i, is getting to be 4 first rate place, TO pur-
chase good articles on good terms. And none,
Perhaps have helped more to bring this state Of
things about than Messrs FISHER & AcNEw.
But zee their advertisement. 'FF'.'"-' 20
Since writing the above, we have received an
advertisement from Il. LEVY, also .Sewberry,
TO which we refer all interested in that trade.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-04-01

The California papers state that during
the year 1851, the export of Gold from Cali
fornii amounted TO S34 ,492, ,633 %.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-04-01

co TIE following gentlemen were elected as
Officers of WASHINGTON DIVISION, No. :, Sons
Of Temperance, for the ensuing quarter.
II. 7. MIMs, W.P.
JOSEPH ADxEY, w. A.
w. W. ADAMS, Il. S.
L. PENN, a. II. S.
JouN c. MAYsoH, +. S.
SAMUEL BRooHs, Il.
+. L. SMITH, e.
WILLIAM WARD, a. c.
WM. L. PARMALEE, |. S.
Tmos. 4. JONES: o. S.
Rev. n. ALDSICiI, Chaplain.
JAS. B. SULLIVAN, p. w. p.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-04-01

Collector at Astoria might be instructed DO
withdraw the notice he had served upon the
masters of British merchantmen onthe Pacific
cnast. For these interesting facts VIC are
chiefly indebted to the Washington cores
pondeDt ofthc Cincinnati Gazette, who goes
on TO inform us, further, that MIR. Champion
has recently obeyed the orders Of his Gov
crnmcnt, in good temper but with rather tart
Language, aud that the whole matter is now
before the American Secretary of State. He
also predicts that the American authorities
in Oregon will be fully sustained in the
course they have taken, and that the British
Minister, and not the Collector at Astoria
will have the privilege of Withdrawing his
complaint. Y. Express E1f, --7r-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-04-01
To the Bar of Edgcf5efti... :.

NV lie undersigned, wishing 10 commence the
II work Of rc-arranging the papers Of, the
Commissioners Office At an early. day, ,rcqucsts
the several Lawytys at tis bar tv r. tz, y, at opce
all papers. Belonging 10 This department, Mllich
they may have in their Offices. j.. p, 1sz
:. A.: SlNkENS, .c.sE..E .p,.Y
APRIL ,,,s',. ~ .,q..}l ,..,1 ,.,.!a - y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-04-01
Notice.

9efsh Notice. -. ,i.,..n,s,,l l.,,.., 8.
x DEMONSTRATORS and Guardians are
IA, hereby, notified. and rsspssisd t-.s.-s.Eks
iL.ir annual returns Immediately. Puneiualiixs,
in this matter is very n.eessary.4 i,s,,.,,,i
..r,. :, as, .mall. T. WRlGIlT, o, e. D.14.
April igr.. .,.a.ti ~ s lt4> s;,ls,o III ifs "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-11

ANDiN AM. tTlLLEAGi.-We VIII sell
Ii 554 acres Of LAID all heavily iifnoerei with
Oak, Hickory and Pine; IS acres ot which r rich
bottom land, situated In King William count5, {
miles west Of the Court House, adj ,iu;ns the
lands # James Johnson and others, lyiag on the
West Point citing Il use read. and p mites from
Richmond Piice $780, hat cash. tha balance in
twelve months IOLER < coon,
de 10 General Agents
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i important from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. y.
Advices from Mexico to the Doth ult,, state
that the Congressional committee on the Te.
huantepec proposition, had reported a bill
granting q contract to Senior Belange. The
had been enthusiastically received at Guada-
lajara. Valdeye, the lender of the federal
troops, in fortified camp, was summoned by
Uragua to surrender. There was but litIle
hope ofreIeflfom the capital. The States OF
Guanajuato and Tamauipas had declared in
favor of the revolution.
Judge Conkln arrived at the city of Mexico
on the l4;h but had not presented his credeR-
tials at the last accounts. Congress was doing
nothing. The Gardiner investigating com
mittee had left for the mines.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS
Additional California News

baltimore, Dec. 10.
We have some additional particulars of the
disastrous fires in California.
The loss by the corfagrarion in Sacramen.
to Is estimated al ten millions Of dollars
Nine tenths Of the inhabitants were rendered
houseless' and the greatest distress prevailed
In all, forty blocks of buildings were destroy
ed.
In San Francisco, thirty houses were de
siroyed, and in MarysviIle about two hun
dfed.
The Democrats have large majority in the
Legislature OF Caifomis.
The San Francisco markets we're unsettled
Flour was selling at S37 10 $40.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THEpAII-l DIsr1T1,n
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.

hALAFAx, N. g., Dec. 10.
me steamship Niagara arrived this morn.
'ng' with Liverpool dates to the 9th of No.
vember.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
10 the Liverpool markets, Cotton had de.
ei'hed ! The sales of the week amounted to
2o'9oO bales Brsads'uffs were firm, with an
upward tendency. Canal Flour, 25s to o5s
3D. other qualities, s5s 81. White Wheat. "a
I'D TO 3D. red, Sd TO -. Yellow Corn, 32s;
white SIS. P'o'isio>s unchanged.
hiSCELLAHkoUs NEWS.
The British Parliament had confirmed tho
Tree trade policy If the government.
In France, the establishment of the Empire
was steadily and quietly progressing. There
Is no further intelligence of importance.
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FurtAer from Havana \ he Lady Suffolk.
NEW OEIEASs Uac q

A private letter from Havana, received per
Cherokee, announces the release Of the captain
and crew Of the ship Lady Suffolk, who had
been imprisoned on information given by the
British Consul, to the effect that the ship had
been sold for the slave trade. The British re
sidents at Havana were greatly excited on ac-
count Of the release. The letter also states
that seven or eight sIavers were lowering aboal
the coast, and all the British war vessels at
hand we've cruising after them.
A new revolutionary paper had been com
menced at Matanzas, called the Voz del Pue.
bla. The copies issued were in manuscript
several Of which had been sent to the CAPTAIN
General
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lee News FROM CALIFoRNIA.-We find
nothing additional Of importance from Calf0F-
MIA in the papers received last evening" The
burning Of Sacramento is confirmed, but 10
further particulars are given. 1t is stated that
the steam propeller City of Pusburg, owned
W the Philadelphia aud Liverpool steamship
company, was burnt 10 the waters edge at
Valparaiso on the 20lh ofOctober.
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de IT Sole Agents Tor Ire State OF Virginia.


| ADIEs' SEsViAG REEBs.-sllVer plated
IL Sewing Birds, Screw Cushions Of Shell work
some very handsome, for sale by
deli r NJ ZIMMERMAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-11

- AFiNG BGAts-huss.au SHAVING soap,
~ the III est ana most Agreeable preparation Tor
tie face ever offered IN this market
1T you pleasant shave and have your face
feel smooihe afterwards, sry the Russian Shaving
Soap. For sale by
d: 4 O A STRECkER.
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BY Wellington Godiin.

FsHRUsTEE'S SALE OF A SMALL
L. FARM III SYDNEf.-in pursuance of a deed
of trust made to the subscriber by Norborne +
Sutton, dated on the 3lst OF August, le47 and duly
oi record in the Clerks office Of Henrico County
Court he viii oteI for sale, the highest bidder,
for cash, on the premises, On Friday. the l7th
day OF December next, at the hour ef 81 O'clock,
NJ, if fair II not The next fair day, at Inc same
hour, the lot OF land and buildings thereon,
in the occupancy Vi said Sutton, lying on the West
ham osd in the town OF sydney and IL supposed TO
each. JOHN l. MARIE, Trustee.
Sale 10 DC conducted W w GoDDIN, Auct.
de lU-utd
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>ERlors AecDENr.-Gen. A. Wade, of
Wilmington, North CoroIinI, was severely liz
JlIed on Wednesday on board one Of the Full
;oa terry boats, in New York, which came in
collision with another boat of the same line
oaeofhis ears was cut otfby flying bolt
:ie Is al his hotel in charge Of physicians, and
4. lastaccounts was easier.
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By James III. Taylor.

TWO HOUSES AND LOTS AND VA.
CANT LOT, ON CLAY STREET, AT AUG.
TIOE-Wili be sold on Thursday uext, the 10Th
inst, al o'ciocG, upon the premises respectively.
two Framed Houses and Lots, situate1 On Clay
street west Of Brook Avenue.
These houses being nearly new, are in excellent
oId- throughout, and very comfortable III their
arrangements; one house contains five rooms, and
tHe olEer iour rooms
The lutg front 80 feet each and runs back about
Ie4 feet.
After which will be sold vacant Lot adjoining
the above, fronting - itet and running back l04
fsct
IEaMs-One-third cash, balance at 6 and II
months, with interest aud secured BY q deed of
trust or the title retained until the payment of the
whole purchase money.
de II JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auct.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 10

NAsHINOTONt DC. To,
The SENATE wcs not in session to day.
The HOUSE went into Committee Of the
Whole, and TOOK up a motion to refer tina; por-
ton OF the Presidents message relating 10 the
tariff, to special committee. A long debate
ensued.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
CONGRESS-THuRsp.y.

SENArE.-The President of the Senate laid
teiore that body communication from the
treasurer OF the United States, and repor,
from the Secretary o the Interior; which were
lad on the table.
The resolution submitted by Mr. Hale, in 70.
-slon 10 the honors 10 be paid to deceased
members OF Congress, came up for discus.
ssor and after a short debate, it was rejected
Inc senate went into executive session: ana
after remaining a short time therein. the doors
rop5ued, when they adjourned until Monday
rFNt.
H,UsE or REPREsFxTArIvEs.-N h,s;.
,e.s Was transacted hy the House to-day. I'm.
u,d.a,eiy after the reading OF the journal, NJ.
Duncan announced the Death ofhis late colloa.
Ese. ne Hon BenJamn Thompson, Of Massa.
,ausetts, which occurred during the recess:
and, after the delivery o:eul,gie upon the de-
,a~gd by Mr.. u. and Mr.. Chandler, the usnel
.e-.iuuous were passed, and the House ad.
.ynej.
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.s1 man named Fairfield. said TO be
rom Virginia, has been arrested near Mays
vile, Ky, charged with attempting to induce
saves 10 run away.
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by Davenport, Alien 81 Go.

s,N&ECUTOk'S SALE OF GENTEEL
IA HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURE-On MONDAY
MOANING next, the 18th instant, commencing at
10 o'clock viii be sold at auction, without reserve,
the Household Furniture belonging to the estate OF
joseph Bonavita, deco, at his late residence, GA
Main street, over the contecsJnary store, consist
ing IN part Oh
Mahogany Chairs and Sofa
hiaroie top Centre Table, Card Tables
Library Guta:, cideboard, Dining Table
Cane seat Chairs
/ excellent Ccoking Stove, in first rate order
aId bur little
T 9 tier with Dining Room and Kitchen Furni-
tue lie ms Ssh
SIMON BONAVIrA, Executor Of
de9 Joseph bUnavtas deed.
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.'.' -FttA IiHr brt"ttf. amherst and SackVIltc
distance of n;pe miles, was broken in sixty
pieces On the 2i,h nit. The British brig Otto
nan, from St. Johns, n F., foy Boston. with
f. :o'i cargo Of oil, a, sc has been lost on
sah.e Island.
>ERIcrs AecDENr.-Gen. A. Wade, of
Wilmington, North Carolina, was severely in
ned on Wednesday on board one Of the Full
;oa terry boats, in New York, which came in
collision with another boat Of the same line
Cae OF his ears was cut ottby d flying bolt
lie oths hotel in charge Of physicians, and
d. lastaccOunts was easier.
= A coal boat from Bristol, Pa, sunk at
Zine street Wharf, Philadelphia, on Thursday
morning, and Two men who were esIeepin the
cabin, were drowned.
IL D7Fid Jewell, who, with two others
assaulted and killed Samuel Mitchell, in Pitts
ourg, Pennsylvania, on The night of the fifth
.; Ju!y, has been convicted of Murder in the
tfst degree.
SOUTH CARoLiNA.-A dispatch from Charles
tou announces that tue com uittee appointed
~ lie House has reported adversely to the
Telegraph till. r. w. Glover, Clerk of the
House, mas been elected Judge, vice Evops.
the new Senator.
- A man named Fairfield. said 10 be
rom Virginia, has been arrested near Mays
vile, Ky, charged with attempting to induce
saves 10 run away.
lee News FROM CALIFoRNIA.-We find
nothing additional Of Importance from CaifoI-
MIA in the papers received last evening. The
burning Of Sacramento is confirmed, but 10
further particulars are given. 1t is stated that
the steam propeller City of Piusburg, owned
W the Philadelphia aud Liverpool steamship
company, was burnt 10 the waters edge at
Valparaiso on the 20th ofOctober.
e. II is stated, good authority, that
Greenou h, the celebrated American sculptor,
mas gone crazy.
Capt. j. NJ. Foster, harbor master Of Nor;
ruIh county, died at Portsmouth, Va, on Tues
lay night
An act has passed the North Carolina Legis-
laIure, prohibiting the sale OF intoxicating Lii
4aOis 10 free persons Of color
Mr.. Hornbrook's dwelling, at Woodlands :,
'U' S'''''i 'O"N''' '"'' W." ''' "" '0"'''"'
-as''
,-o97.1.5 =1I5=I 49, IA ~ ,Ionda.= ~ 7975
" 49, - ~ III -; r. 49, - 49,
'II' a. 10 - ~ , ~ - I,oy ~ ~
a. llg 49,, T,y ~ macy
- ~ IrtISS n EEpGfISioN c r, y
- - - - : - : - 49, y -
CEIGE.-i he bloRs q transfer ct the stock
v Oh the Commonwealth, II gislered ii tbs office,
vii! De clOsed Ga the @Jtn instant, aud coniauc
eiSseo uiI''i 49, 1alu@y i 80 1o, n 1890
TaII1i,.a n KRnyVN In .od AH3i,or
IT, - :. - - - -, --C - 80
30 ca EJlI%y ne ion hstA ItaE me
W 81 So ;t a. . , e ~ ti -, ~
eheT WIN iecelpt yt I arg SUN "ten ne
.,r this advertisement Apply 10 me al the Mar.
tlal Hotel
dell-u. J w SCHOOLER.
sE.TIn Tn1CI.T&., IT, ,nh.cr,Lo,.
- f,,.,o 800 ~ Ssrro CIn,hjng IN
d - - r,iI al 80 "
.. MERCHANT Whi5IGER.
ae II az n1LL slIoet.
tETNT7TS95 CUAVE.-S Merchant q Wei.i
"A ger, nave Isl Iocelved an ad1iuonai 10! OF
Stunning oats o. stpeIioE quaii'y. IAN ana
sc them II 10 it2 MAN 81 $40, ,,,,,,,,,,,r,
ue = :,
t<AAIA bihSS f9OcA SOA Is "A
IL new LOT o. b acS Dress FLOCK Goats Just re-
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ZAP sHEAF.--J. w. RANDOLPH has tor
~ sale Dec 10th
Pictures from st Petersburg, by !errmann-
muslin, csc
Chevaliera of France. from the Crusaders to the
Merschals of Louis 10Th, by w Herbert--l %
Romance Of Student Life abroad, by & Kim
bail, author of st Ledger-Sl
Cap Sheai, a fresh bund e, by l. Myrtle-Sl
Seven Wise Men Of Greece and the Seven Won
dsrs o: the Word, by Rev D Jones' A III, plates
-50c
Essays from he London Times, second series
SOC
Homes Of American Authors, comprising anec
do,icai pc sonai, and descriptive sketches, By va
ii rus writers with plates, various styles Of bind
irg-a splendid book
Private Life Of Daniel Webster, by Lauman-
81 Cts
Heroine of Tampico, or Wild Fire. the Wander
er, q Tale of the Mexican War, by Harry Ealyagd
-25c
Adventures Of an kde De-Camp, byj Grant
piates-50c
Village Queen, or Summer in the Country, by
T Miller, u itn splendid coiored piates-s3
de 10
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'sNONQUA BkANs.-Jnst opened, 4, sh
d casK Of prime old Torqla Beans, b ack and
rich
Tob4cconiSts vino want Beans possessing the ia.
ii Tonga 10 the highest perfection, should NJ,
Isl! TO take look al tn s ct Ihey are rca - No l.
dan BENNkTr & BEERS, Druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-11

= coal boat from Brirtol, Pa, sunk at
H,ae street wharf, Philadelphia, on Thursday
morning, and Two men who were aslcepin the
,anin were drowned.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By Weningioa Isoadi1-

NJ OST VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
w IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-The subscriber intending Z, di 3
continue, at the coee of the year. the granite cut
ting business with the view Of engaging more ex.
tensvely in the Marble business At his yard, corner
of Main and 9Th Streets will eff3r for sale at public
auction, on the premises, tie following most veIu-
able real estate, viz on Monday, the both day OF
December, 1852, commencing at 3k o'clock d.
the Stone Yard en- tie canal bank, in the city of
Richmond. Ebeipg trispguisr lotl having a from.
the canal of I35 feet. and the east line 9th
Of IA feet and across its widest point about
60 fest deep. This lot is not only valuable for q
Stone Yard but is admirably located for large
lumber house or for grocery stores After which,
will be sold the Framed yelling on the east line
OF 4th, between Byrd and Canal streets, having q
front OF Ice feet and depth Ct 1870 feet This pro-
perry will be div .ded into lots to suit pure aaers
TERMS One fourth cash. balance st L. and
months for neg Dtisbe notes bearing interest," Sc
cured Big trust deed or title retained
VIM. MOUNTJOY.
Sale conducted By w. GoDDIN, Auct de IL
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&iO REWA RD.-AhscoBded from my premla
" es, Iii uenrico county. near the city OF Rich.
mond, my negro man MUSES., age thirty five years.
h'e Leet Elk inches high had on when he letf
home steel mix ID Pea Jacket, pair OF de- vel
low casnet pants, an ordinary wool hat Said Ne
gro IS OF very black compile xion, face partially Gov
e1ed with beard l will give the above reward if
taken Ia the county and delivered to me; If cut of
Inc county: to te deposited in some jail 50 thai
Let him.
de l0--d3tw2tt JAMES w OTEy
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>aYrsne Court Tie Proposal 10 Par
chase Cuba, &c.

washington. Dc. 9jh--ln the Supreme
'au:l lc.>tctday, the deaths Of Clay, Webster,
l..tf NchinIeV, and the Hon. John Ser
geaat wtIe appropriately announced. with
o:.'1ics on their characters and services to
,.e country, and the customary resolutions
,ss~cd.
i ,!cl not generally known has lust been
..-l,osed, 10 the effect tnat Senator Soule, of
lEal>''nG, whilst on visit TO Spain, in 1876,
sounded the Spanish Government ;th rasneci
10 tie purchase Of Cuba-not officially, vet
according 10 the suggestions of our govern
..,a' and his representations, on his return,
ed 10 the further steps taken by Mr.. Polk ,
administration, aud The offer of SIQ0OO0 COO
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g It is stated, on good authority, that
Greenou. h, the celebrated American sculptor
mas gone crazy.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE ATHENRUN.

slTAka ATH ENRHM.- -
'Hk REV JOHN G. NORRIS. of naItmo,a
VIII deliver next week at the Richmond atha.
a's Fun course of three Lectures as follows:
Microscopic World Va soe
The Pad on Tuesday. 14ih Dec-"The GLACIER.
or Ice Valleys of the Alps"
lures" P'no ho'eh-
The Lectures viii be illustrated BY appro,ris.e
pictures and drawings.
open at 81. M Dooi
=. Tickets for each Lecture, 25 cents. Fer sale at
lg II-otd Committee on the A,heaegm.
EATRE.
Messrs. TAYLOR d CLARKE r.s.es.
Saturday, Dec. IL.
=, MACBETH.
nacdnT ''-----J n = y!oi
IteCete marcbart
~' '@1S0~'h Mrs ara
Poor PiIlicoddy.
SOna rster fltlcoddy- ENTHUSIASTICALLY Smith
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4ioAIANs, i<ECG.1Ds, or szetcnes Of all
" Distinguished Won sn, tICm the beginning
till A. ID 1850, arranged ia four ecas, with selecl ms
IF, IN female wIt7rs Ui every age by Saran Josep5a
Hale, editor u the Lady BOOK, author oil N rth
wood, Traits Of American Life, &c, illustrated by
two hundred and thirty portraits, engraved on
wood, by Losing y barrett-S5
The Private Lie OF Daaiel Webster, by Charles
Lanman-c Cloth 75c, paper 62c
Adventures of all Aide de Camp, by James Grant,
Egg with ilust! atoms from the English ed!tion-50
basil a story Of Modern Life. by w W.lkie Col
Inns, author VI Entf nina, &c-5U
The Successful Mel ant: sac cles Of The Life Of
NJ Samuel Budget Ia;e Of hiogs"o Hill by
William AIthar, A M-50c
Also, seyertl o.her New Books, for sale by
GEO. 81 WEST ~ BRO,
de 10 5 and L charge Hotel.
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LkIBEiV,S OFFICE,
i4th street. under Exchange Hotel.

Drawn Nos Delaware, Class I52, Dec 8:
"a 7 81 % l3 sc 81 40 81 4s Is l6
To-day. $50 ,O0O.-The Delaware State Lot.
tefy, Class no 100. Capitals: $4,000, II 642, ) of
$4,000, CT 600J, 50 OF 600, DC. Is Nos Is
drawn. Tickets SD
Also-A Dollar Lottery dell
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thoM Nova ScoTIA.-Ihe Halifax papers
we accounts Of heavy falls CT snow there
ant n various paris OF the province. The
.e.a.raph line between Amherst and Sackvillc
q distance Of n;re miles, was broken in sixty
PAGES On the 2i,h nit. The British brig Otto,
man, from ST, Johns, n. f, FOX Boston, " It'll
:o's csrso Of oil, { a, Sc has been lost on
Sat.e Island.
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tlR0AD STREET CIGAR STORE. Ma,

y ROAD STREET CIGAR STORE. No.
~ iO4.-hAWL Ley HAYES take y easure in
informing their friends and tic public tnst
they are now prepared t. furnish them wi ia
choice article OF imported and domestic Cigars:
also, fine article OF Chewing Tobacco Snuff, &c.
Wholesale aud retail
Remember, sign OF the Negro and Indian, near
Broad street Hotel.
h b All orders left at this store, or the Pos. o.
fee, Tor Lightning Rode, will meet with Or, mpt
attention.
de lots l. HAEyIEy
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GREGORY & lIAURY.
otanagers, Richmond. Virginia.
S1ccessorI to J. w. maury d. Co.-ofice Ne. G.
Main street.
Drawn Nos Delaware Lofterx- 15a. n~a.

Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, 153, D49:
"a 81 80 - 81 81 40 60 ls Is
Draws To-Day.-Splepdid Lottery -Cspi-
tas: $50 600, 1852, Of IL 900, so Of ,O00 so
dollars.
Draws Monday.-Capitals: s26 0t0 LEGO,
5000, 10 Of go, 10 Of 1.5O0, &c &c IS Nos,
II drawn Tickets So de IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-11

BALTIMORE, Dee. 10.-The Grain market is
unchanged. Sales Of 800 bbs Flour at So.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-11
The Steamer City of Pfttsburs.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec.

The steamer City Of PItsburg, which was
burnt recently at Valparaiso, was insured, ves-
Sc and cargo, for 100000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-11

g3.a Fox sALE.-The House and LOT cor
81 ner lth and Main streets ct present occupied
10y Mr. Knowles a Book Store
Aiso-lhe House and Lot on Main street, oces.
pled oy Messrs Wilcox d Belts, as the 'Metropoll
tan store" Apply to
d. l0-2.* CORPIJ wARIuIrx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-11

Capt J. NJ. Foster, harbor master OF Nor
-oIh county, died at Portsmouth, Va, on Tues.
lay night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-11

An act has passed the North Carolina Legis-
lagure, prohibiting the sale of intoxicating Lii
,y4gis To free persons Of color