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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-07
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

The following is the vote in the House Of Delegates on
Saturday last the election Of Secretary of tho Common
wealth:
FoR GEO. w. Mrsronp-aicssrs. CruchGcId, (spcaser,)
Bedford, Davis Nswkirk Power Buckner Jones Ches
,cfed, Luke Barbour Old, Hamlin Muse, Hunton, Cor
don Edwards, Miller Of FredeIiek Baker Shannon Jack.
White of Greene and Orange, Dillard Howerton Garrett
Allen, White OF Hanover Lewis, Hcvencr, Jordan Crow
Moor of Jefferson, Gibson. Fry, Browne Tomin, Downing
slemp, Flanary, Bennett Pcndeton, Hardy, Newman KID.
well, A,ne Nicoson, Gocde of Meckenbutg, Jackson o:
2 and r. Med maid, Lemiy Wheeler, por'losk keyss1
son, james, Saunders Watson Morrison, Mdr,z Bare, Ste
VEINS, Mckinney, Gaiewood, Meem, Greever, King Dunn
FoR NM. H. RlcAARD,oS--Nessrs Mapp, Early, Massey
Walker, Tate, lmbodcn Smith o. b. and H.. Headen
Psee y" asur c spS c WTc
Of Hsmpshire G1f1 ha1s'or pa,Tist Mgsn Caring
Preston Michael, Kilby, Dawson Robertson Of Yofois
City, VERIFY, Hubbard Oldham, Staples, Woodng Townes
Zinn Bowyer Butler, Ctune, Anderson Rice. Leyburn
Gilmore of Rockbridgc, Smith OF Russell Glmer OF Rus
SELL Prellow Bursett Witten, Pinne, DAWSON Jackson
OF Wool Buyd-o9.
Fun K. NJ HrDsos OF Bo,etour-Mr. Wey-l.
The following is the vote on the election of Second Audi
tor:
Carpenter, Bottom Rchcson, Chcatham, Talbot, Goode o.
Bedford, Davis, Newkirk Wiley, Smith of Brooke and
Barbour, Ola, Hamlin Muse, Hun,on, Gordon Edwards
Miller of Frederick Baker shannon Jackson Of G. and
Talafcrro. Rutherford, White of G. and o., Howcroa
Garrett. Allen White of Hanover Lewis Hevener Jordan
Crow Moor OF Jefferson, Gibson Frv Browne, Tomlin
Slemp Flanary Bennett rsnde'on, Hardy Newman, Ar
Wheeler. Portlock Ke!ser, Kcc Wallace, Nottingham,
Scott of Preston Collier James Saunders Watson, MorE
son. Wiien, Marz, Bare Stevens Mckinney Gatewood
Meen GreavcE Dawson, King Dunn, Wellman, West -
For JAMES BRows, Jr-Messrs. Mapp, Early, Massey
Walker Tate lmbuden, Irving, Maupn, Clark Speed, Car
roll Pierce, Hancock Segar Prince Headen, Payne BROOKS
billiard, White of Hampshire, Griffin, Hastun, Patrick
Downing, Morgan Darlington, Ball. Jones OF NJ, McCuI-
LIch, Gars'so", Vawter Echos Preston. Michael Kiby,
ham, Staples, "oodlng, Townes, Z,nn, Bowyer, Crane
Butler Anderson Rice Leyburn, Gilmore of r. Smith of
Russell, Gimer OF r., Pre'low Burdet Pinnel Jackson
Of Wood Bpyd-5S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-07
CDMMhnGZSi. ;;i3;Hi!n.
WHOLESALE PRICES GII;HE%T.
l,.ciLnu.u usDrmnru & l.iv
htIHEOND y tNE3.bhE y I-J-.
iOBACCO.-.NJ change III rr.c last quoted.


IOEAcCO.-Ao change III rrc lost 4no'cd.
u NJ. nA!triS < ~
sales Of Tobacco By y. ~ MAnrI$ & Co:jnL;,a
50 5. sos IS ana 81 ami 6 inds 20 Coleman ".aNa
Esq:, ASH
FLUUR-D.mand good, "h sales IL So L a
, brands s. -; S"Jtlsyr So -.
CORN-Saies Of nts Il to els; old IS crrts.
III FEl i0N
CORN MEALS 70 90 cents per busl~
OAlS-iO u 40 cents p"f ol=hri, for ordinary Viz u
UfFiL-B!an Is cents per 0usheI, SEorl4 Is CT. > ~
S;ui Is cts; Ship.Suii 70 - cts
bACON-Smitniic!d aud ToGa's hog round II. ssh
Western sides, l04 cents; shoulders 3 - cvG,-. ~
Family hams Is: II els
FlSH-llcrr!ng.. 40. Cat 81 25; eros. !, -
Roe 81 co. Mach: CT. no. 3, $7a7.; Nc. :: I'll !.
10. !, sl2 80 a -. Snad--None IN market. !i.i'
Gross Herinss 50 8 80.
PLASTER CSrce and SIS asked, TO .rrivr-
L!ME-Sales al nhar: 81 20; store 81 81
BC FlEE-ls in better supply. F.T.in Il - " c' I
ID trash RolI . 10 %; Goshen % - u cru.s.
GtAHO- Little or Ton' in ~, X. So
CUIiO.. AND IDrIGN iA..,S-I Inc ii.i' ~ :.
ton I.r.c is n,I:,t. The quotations a., 10. I" II g
Cotton Yarns Il cts. per Il. :,
COFFEE-Oh Java TX 10 y; LagnaY'a 3. co.
ii1 3. 10 81: ctS; Cage 81 9 cts; Manila ~.
CANDLES-Tal!ow II a 2i. HILLS patent II S5''
IS 10, Aaamantine 225 81. Jlckson's Prrrn, Il
COAL 10 10 ~: cents hoard .o' good ms -
and amp 9 % II cents Tor b!icSsmth's coal
FLAXSEED- lin demand al 81, ~ per bushe.
FEArHERS-I Live geese 50 So cs.
HIDES-Siaugh;ered s. so, green weight; Spah:s" :
50 ~ Is Calf SkIrs Sl.!2E.
liAi-NDne arriving 81,
LARU--Bb!5. -. 49,. cts, kegs II Ii cts pau
EEESWAX-26 cls. per lo.--w!th small receipts
change n.
LIQUORS Otrd, DGpay & Co 81 . q !:
A. Sesnct;e IS; Imitation IS 10 80 c; Sa,anac $ 10
Peach dull at 49, Virginia Apple buc DO OLD, o. = .
Northern 30 cs; Ram N.a England 8 81; " no q
Richmond cc,itci %. 10 PIC il bb Cincinnati . " :
Gin Holland ! 25; American g
aMOLaSSES-Cu scarce at u u p; New Orleans y
80 cents. . ,oi .r
SOAp-rurpen,inc. 3s cents Fatcgaied i - e.
IRON-Pig SEQ to % SO Sw 'rs 80 10 90: kns.'n :
Trearg4r lliichtnond) Is: up co"ntry 90 Mans "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-07

Is
PHILApgLpnIA, DEC 3.--'lhr execution ut tins v. /,
being iGaGd guilty .! aiding in the murder II yuuG.
maa OYER year ago, look place in lhe prison y,fl
AbDnt $50 persons were admitted rs spectators.
SCorc.
Tie prisoner nas attended by two PnIsi, pficsrs
passed - very restless ard fearful night ard i!s ~.
previous ~ The execution booked pale ard ard
trembling constantly.
a shof, Tine prior L. - O'clock. he was led ont iro
cell to The scattvl attended by ms spiritual ud,fs
sung and prayed IN The Polish tongue ~ hcy passed
When on HE scal1li lie luokcd around Tor a les III,
md alter prayers again offered up took I,1y,
priests III" "fA the Keeper 81 the nj -un ana u!r,-
al kcyser then adjusted the rop. around his rcCS
subsequently liked ny anr.ro hanguian in d-eui..
Mf:sht hen drew the cap, n! The cu ri, was r.; al,
the scaiiJ Id.
In a 'nDn'en' The drop Tell and after i terrible -'tgg
i've minutes, life was extinct TIE bod. wl: cut &,
alohi 81 minutes and taken charge OF ny The k,gr
prison u" al'd protesting la innocence, ashin-
ness .! al m! his Maker. Tie Priests refuse 10 dyr
C@n!cS son.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-07
WASHINGTON, December. 6 1852.
TO Tic Editors Of the Enquirer.

NEAR RALEIGH, \ c., Nov 30 !.
Tie telegraph with Is usual brev!,y AID ob.cGu..
.,!.u % OWN:
. HltG CVSGGEssMAS ELECTED LOUISVILLE, Nov
Col. William ptcs'Jr, The Aai2 Nominee, has h.ss
ell 20 Congress tUm this district By tu.y fifteen
d.ed majority. Picrc" ard King carried the tistrc;
IuoIudt,;' which IS published ia ths B'lim're aut
ington Wing papers Indication that WAissery
the rise.
Lei the writer, resident OF t. ui!viIr, well arlg
with the district and IL public men, make the 'lrwa
rccion, viz: Col. PIcs' on hal no opponent, j.
ted fof 4 let three months. He j. lair specimen
Preston lace, u ioGCd in Western Er2nn, AMI /,
very very vnn still NOT OF much intellect. We, he 1.
qualities ui 4 golden character which have enabled Il
gel i"tu paoiir lie.
JAGaf Guthrie or David Meriwc,hcr conli bra. biz
in III. Louis riie district; and II rcm3ius 10 be-
i.c is member FOR half term one terra aud La.
prbiIciton of Tile in your columns is denlnte
pG&Ucrat from kENlUC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-07
HONOR TO ruE III'lJsrRi0I,s DEAD

HONOR TO THE ILLUSTRATORS DEAD.
IT - proposed by the ciZeus II New Orleans - tl'
moral ceremonies on the 81. Of December in tnenry u
T. Calhoun. II ny Clay, and Daai,l Webster NJ s.
&. w. ilii, J. J. ..G.ano III! 4 ~ tlciprvos f. II =
". ~ Fillmore, Arnold Harris, NJ 81. coI.r az! y
CIShing, aye The coniTtec 81 arrangements 10 clnl
elect The expression ~ the i:SJun! respect .. lie 81
Council, citizens, ana aar d Ne" OricIns !Jr to.c .
tst. statesmen
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THE NEW IlSk Ar l.Ntn


the Merchants Bank at Lynchtu:g j. now fails F.,
ned. IN" following Is tho list OF Offices.
David Il. Ediy Presid,Gt;
Ro. e.. Mitchell, Cashier ana 'rcii,r;
~ ". Davenport. C!ctk, BOOK Keeper and Euna,.
The arrangements for commencing opcra tons az
2ress, ana as soon a the iLtcs engraved ami tie
pinned, ihc bank viii be opened.
The charter .tqufr. S!unCuD tie starting cap,'a
Merchants Bank. i !ia~ already reached $4,000
the probability ri an addition, In short mc Of ton
3Ij 900.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-07

In the Senate yesterday, several local bills passed. and
SIR lsoers resolutions in relation TO the death OF Clay and
Webster were aioptedayes SO; noes 6. Full particular,
win sketch Of the debate Mr. Isbels resolutions, will
appear in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-07

Messrs. Smith of Norfolk county, and Winston of Haro
yer, in their seats in the Senate yesterday Both d
these gentlemen have been detained from their lrislay
duties BY sickness.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-07
To the Editors Of TIE Enquirer
CABsLL {. H.. Va, 18th Nov, 1852

CABsLL c. II, Va, 18th Nov, 1852.
am pleased 10 know that yet have some such men
10 The South as james Lyons Esqpaots that love coun
Try more man party long long and happy life may they
live, and enjoy the blessed fruits OF this ha opy Union Smcb
:hsy will never die with The udoubets Reeyins
ns do that Dan Dickinson Of New York list otked oycr
the Presidency to Pierce trust that he az least will mn
be forgotten in selecting The Cabinet. hope gentlemen
that you will il upon The Legislature this session TO
work work. Should the present session be spun out until
sprng tell YOU, the Wings will handle their adyan
tase. There was, is and will be more srumbline nj
these long sessions hope you will pardon old rough
banded IA! liner Tor these fcw linrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-07

Making aggregate u '',ii''i,y
y; ng increase III i'r "nn"ht .! i'"iS SOFA au
M land wnirnf- 500 20 HE previous year.
The whole uioua, ti.S sui heated under i4i' warrants
rcaorsI unc swamp land grants and select ri Ui M
improvements, exceeds h. Il 1 tcEioGs year .:
u.,c. nm; The would wiliuut doGt lave seen luch
l.Iner hat Tor Tie extensive rGservaons or raloais ~ "
s,:I, Mississippi and Aa'ania
For quarter ending 5Oh September l5o teIe "c'a
-. ni2 ,l1 ncr.:.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-30

GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. Ipssf Broad,cGy Gnd Franklin street. Ne- York
I this Establishment can be seen very Repn
ENCE OF OPIUM, head, tongue, and hands in motion; Il
only representation the kind in the country. The large
and best collection OF Ancient and Modern Coins in the U.
The figure of Soldier III the Continental Uniform; blue
bluff, lead buttos marked u. S. A., three
Hieeches, Caters, &c, Also, Birds OF Various Plum
age, curious Freaks of Nature, Indian Implements
Rich Oil Paintings tue Ergrav wings, with many other
and valuable CurOstcs, Statue OF George III. Such
lection cannot he found establishment; of the kind
the United States. double Calf which is universally
nnttcd TO be great wonder The calves joined
from the neck down 10 the middle They full grown
perfectly formed and bought from the town OF Lynn
y Live White Rat from Jerks co. Penn idifGHce GRAZ
Is. Games for Exercise and Amusement, Billiards. BAG!
Cannon and Dominocs. a Billiard Room with two sple
did Tables, is also attached to the house.
REFRESHMENTS-Dnne and Supper parties can
accommodated at very short notice. The Larder will
supplied with all the dccaccs OF the Game Oy
al any hour. .s.
At this Establishment, may be seen celebrated Dir.
MlNo that will repeat almost anything after stranger.
No accommodation for political meetings any party.
The Subscriber ha wing become Proprietor OF tho abo,
celebrated Establishment and having made various alter
tio is Prepared to accommodate the Travelling Public
Transient Boardcrs style not by the be
Hotels of The city of New York The Bar Room which
taiIs the private in this country, being
collection OF many years. will sustain the reputation aecord
il under the charge of Mr. Thomas Riley in the quality eli
wines, &c, DC. Connected with tho above is REPEt
TORY where meals will be served at all hours OF the DIS
and evening. Private for Courts martial Referee
The public respectfully invited to grant him share
CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor
JPersons wishing pure Wine and Spirits may depc
on having them genuine at this Establishment.
n. B-Private families supplied with Dinners or Suppe
in superior style for Parties any number at their
tive homes and wares glass silver sent out to
of the City rREE CHARGE.
Entrance 10 he REFECToRY in Franklinst.
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,s.g GENERAL. JACKSON
AND MARTIN aJ,uTHER.

NHE Proprietors OF Sartains Magazine having purehs-
ed the large and handsome steel plate carefully engTa
vel in line and meZzotin from tho celebrated design by
GeorSs Catternoc, representing
THE FIRST PERFORMERS, At'"
FreseufIns their Famous Protest at Def of Spires,
-r.rr... in 1853, .r..- -,s4T'fgsla.
now offers IT, In connection with their Magazine In
unprecedenty low. " r tIl1f''7 n
This magnificent composition contains nearly one hun.
dred figures and includes authentic portraits OF the most
prominent men connected with that The work (eI
elusive OF margn) 81 inches by TO- print
mas been reailed at price less than 50 per COPY
Each impression is accompanied Ivy instructive pictorial
Key Reference describing the scene, the The
history whchled to the event. a1 the principles cOnten
lcd for. ss.ltI.. ~ I'll - '-
In connection with Sartain's Magazine both works win
be furnished on the following liberal terms which ny
riahly in advance:- :
One copy ofthe Magazine, and one OF the Print s.
Two copies OF the Magazine, and two tho Prints,
ave copies q the Magazine, AMI five of the Prints
up OF the Club Ef-I = II
The price of Sarain's Maya zinc being oftse S3per
mum, both Jointly may now, by osr, be
had for what was heretofore the price separately
Preparation making to publish in tho Magazine So
mes OF Illustrated articles on AMERICAN HEROES, commcB
lGng with a Pictorial Life OF General Jackson
u Agents wanted in every town and viiayc in the Uli
ted States to get up Clubs upon the liberal terms
10 Country Newspapers publishing the above advertise
cnt, other week months entitled
to copy of each work gratis. l5ET' -'
Send subscriptions, and SC worth orcl1
80 JOHN sARTA1N & Co
ausof 'i" a1i'S," Philadelphia.
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BUISNER'S -.s-.--.--
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

POWELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
de;s a 81 yses 1G pte sr !"
eins place is situated eight miles east OF Woodstock
tween the Fort and MansaiutteD Mountains. The
building h ed iee in lcgh,) commenced last
has been Completed and is ready for the reception OF
Families, have been erected convenient to the boarding
These SPRINGS consist OF WHITE, BLrr and BLACK
SULPHUR CuLLYBE.rTE, LIMESTONE and SLATE, all having
their fountains within OF thirty yards:
sufficient nifty Of pure water TO supply many thousands
sim the g,ound gradually rising TO the south and east until
1t reaches the western base Of the Mansanutcn
most enchanting landscape views IN the country To the
south, south east, and east there mounds
% feet above ile level bottom in front and to the
northwest of the Springs Many OF these elevations
be approached from the east by gentle ascent
Tie Fort Mountain, with its picturesque scenery ju,
ting spars It's deep iayIes and lis Lofty PEAKS
is unsurpassed by mountain scenery in Virginia. In
the Masanutien and Fort Mountains embracing the PAGE
Warren and Shenandoah Valleys, must be be
appreciated .,-lL
In addition 10 the Springs proper, there number
others in the vicinity, the principal OF which The
celebrated Mountain Spring, loo yards distan 9 The
Cold Spring. short distance from thisi B. Immediately
To the south from the Springs about three quarters OF
mile gushing ON the mountain side, is the Sweet Chay-
beautiful group widows that shade sulphur Springs,
and which is believed 10 possess peculiar medicinal quail.
Visitors coming the North or East can enter the
picturesque valley through the passage formed by
north Iomt he Springs The rugged grandeur
natural deile the rocks towering 10 the very Clouds
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration.
On arriving at the Springs, The invalid has with
drawn from the and pelpeNes tolls and monoony
the busy world and his exhausted
es by quafng the pure waters that necessarily flow
him. anu partakng OF the rich viands aie daily
prepared for the nourishment OF his frail body
We will state, for the benefit of those who may not be
the Springs, whec persons havo their pastured
Of stabbed as they may prefer ta.e-
The BAR will be furnished with the choicest LIQUORS
Cigais Tobacco DC. .4OfC II
An attentive ostler will be in attendance,
to the different departments of the house; everything
sa be done that can contribute to the the
guests. HH..a -HsH.I .H.H
Persons visiting the SpIings from the North can leave
Balinnl in the morning, and arrive here the
ing. by the of Winchester and Woodstock PEI
from the South. will leave Stanton in the morning. arrive
al Woodstock to dinner, and the Springs 10 tea.
For the aInusemcn OF those who may wish TO partici
pate In such cscs, Ten Pin Hey has been erected
Bath House, with everything requisite for Bathing,
has been cIected for tie Accommodation of vsiters
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CIIAMEERLEN's COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE.

LOCATED CoRSEk NARKET THIRD STREETS,
o. +. CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor OF t!
Science OF Accounts u -. ~. ~. ali.
p Il. SPENCER, Professor of Pennanslip. ,-
VNE principal Object this Institution, is TO ao you
i opportunity OF obtaining thorough and l
mate knowledge of pouble Entry Book Keeping, and its
piicatIom business operations generally Applcansc
enter College any time and attend both day and evenn
The of is SUCH will enable the sudei
TO take charge of and conduct scientific principles
set OF Double Entry Books completion of the same
PgSNASsnr-ro write fee and lcgblc hand is dcsi
bic accomplishment in the education young gcnemcnh
every profession, and more particnarlyto those who
DESTROYS fqual themselves Tor mercantile and bu:
pursuits. This department la conducted by J.
r. Spencer, OF Ohio author of the Spcncerian system
Penmanship, gentleman well known throughout the
try, accomplished penman, and also - of Il
most successful teachers of the age.
Communications addressed TO o. X CIIAMBERL1N.
will receive prompt attention.. aug21.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-30
ERuPTIvE DISEASES.


T has become settled fact, acknowledged ny INC
best Physicians ofour city, that In the cure oil
rettcr and many other Diseases BRESTLtSGERs FLUID
E,TRA cr OF SARsAPARLLA AND DASpEtIos, Is deeiueuy
hnrc ali other nreparatons speaks itself whenever
nsed; and although taken the pains OF hv
ing published through the papers, or appointing agents
for the sale almost weekly receiving or
dcrs nom Vermont, New York, Ohio, Kentucky and other
states by persons who by chance means have heard
oTs wonderful curative powers. The following is from
gentleman OF Vermont days since, who used 1t Tor
very serious dscase:- r. Ii s.-a s.r.E7 ...a.Ti -
The two bottles OF medicine got from you
beniu Wheeling have nearly cured met please sehu me
some more by Express. a-lHa 20 .'. r
1t is prescribed by nearly all the Physicians OF our
city moi as oack medicine, for we have made them ac
with the component parts; and we now say to all
such as we have the opportunity OF making II known
he least Incompatible with of the preparations oil 10
dine, Fowier's solution or other properties.
To be had Paxton d Lakes, md F. fahrlins anu soti
"hoiesaie a"u ''' BRENTL1NGER & ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va
July 81, '52. Is a
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A BOOK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
AS 1T Is!


Being ratives scenes and incidents in the real Lyg
u THE LowLY.' lily ". L. q. Smith, Esq. .#
The object OF The author is to represent the condition
the Slave in his rude but comfortable cabin his daily
slave the mistaken impulses nd mscOnceived of
aoriern Pllanhropsl, &c, &C., aud TO represent the
passions and sentiments in their natural forms, the
display in the humbest lot OF society," thus
that in the Of least eonienfent Gsox
GYpiness than Jrs3o,a and at the to represent
class OF people, vz The Planter to whom justice
seldom been donc and whose Character exhibited in
every day ic well calculated to win the amiabie jud
ncnt OF tho world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1-'Oid Virginia fg..E
2-The Planiator-Unclc TOMS Lazincss
3-Sobriety and Merrinient.
The Punishment.
The School Master.
Family Of the Planter. -
=" I-School Keeping.
a. S-Thc Secret League OF Rebellion.
9-The Surprise.
IU-lndcpendence Day.
1.-The 0yerseer d. 6, .H.r..s|
I2-Schooi Master 8 Lessons of Freedom.
l5Unclc Tom and Dnah -s'H 81.
iI-Midnighl Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dinah.
9. I0-Cassy.
f6-Sunday.
I,-TFc Ovcrseer's Communication to the Planter.
1s-Thc Suspicion.
/" 1S-School Masters Uncasincss and Departure.
20-Unclc TOMS Notions OF Freedom.
" 2i-liis Determination 10 go TO the state OF Free
DOM
So-Thc Escape
23-The Pursuit.
ni-BufIalo-Thc Boot. black.
25-IIard Times.
.G-Uncle Toms Soliioquy. -I
" 2I-Thc Alarm.
" 2S-American Hotel
4" 2J-The Fee Negro.
3l-COurage, Quietudc and Contcnmcnt.
3i-Niagara Falls, Clifton House, Canadr.
" 3o-TlIc Interview between Master and Slave.
" 31Uncle Toms Decision s.r.
si-.Iiack TO Old Virginia.
3j-Concusion
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ppEM111AiS .EnR CLIINS


nIcchnRics, Manufacturers md Inventors.
rJ,uE Etonlu VoLuxE OF the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
commences the 18th of September IT is principal
and is emnenty calculated advance the great interests OF
chcnical, Manu- featuring and Agricultural
the genius and master spirit OF the nation. 4s
n Journal OF the Arts and Sciences AID
maintains higc character at home and abroad tI
The Publishers pledge themselves that the future vol
umes shall least equal il not hcr
AMONG the subjects chiefly brought ward and discussed
In its Columns Civil Engineering Agriculture, Rail
roads Bridges Agricultural Implements, Mahulaetures 1
Metal Fbros and Textile substances, MaGntncry log the
mrpose Chemical Processes Dis,illing, CoIoring, &C.,
steam and Gas Engines Boilers and Furnaces, Mathemat
cal Philosophical and Optical Instruments Cars CARR
Piauipg Machines Tools for Lumber, Brick Machines,
Farming Fire Arms Electricity, Teegraphs Surgical In
sruuents &C. besides Claims ii all tic Patcnts Reviews,
Notices OF New Inventions american and Foreign The
work is in binding, contains sereJdi hundred En-
rariugs hundred pages OF printed matter anu
eopous Indt Nearly all the valuable Patents which issue
weekly (ro the Patent Office Illustrated with lsnSraV
ings in ts iunins, thus making the paper perfect Me
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