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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-21
rSios DEMOCRATIC PRESS 1yr FOX
SCOTT.

4
The. Macon Citizsn rase IL fhc .cs iemo
cratic papers ~ s;eorsia Which irfHai,a tie
tsn,siirhfianald' an ,a.,y Ias .s.nie nut
str,n.iy ia faver e ~eutt. u opposition 10
| Pierce ~ give the c"i.tl.sling .srriien II
an article IL which II Instituted a comparison
between the two candidates
/ iisst then on the score of personal SRI
rice Ia the country VIM takes the palm r
| Answer Gen. Min6sld Scott. nrm con.
I'd On the ground .f ability. honesty. and
other qualifications 10 whom shall the a.
ward he rendered? Again we say 10 Gen
/ Scott Gen. Pierce ..as never s',own any
ex,raorliuary "a aei = for civil .r military
Government
Al On tic score of priscip'e. 10 whom,
sb,ll u. p;ve lie prsfe,e.rey Ne fancy that
,h;s ,.;,t i ! m,t,er az taste or opinian.
! a. = ren..rr,t j, the Jackson ard Jefferson
se,,,,l mr. ,,.f.r.... ;ndiyiduall,. would he
,;yo, - Gan Pierce decidedly because. on
IN ,Lo ny, ;ssnes wLicb have divided the
,a,,la oar .{6 ,;,;es aud feelings have been
| .;,i, ,ha D.m,e,,ev ~ rho sountrv But
III o,..,;,, ,,;ses .,. M, al those old Issues
oh.,l,,. .,.e,,c, - set,,edY If Inv are
Iii ,.;,a ~, ,,,,r ,,,o;,,l;.. n fav.r
&c. p;ara =, f,wns ia, 49,. ca,.ern.d
al. A. sor,,J,,.ss 81, ,he c,o.t oues
~; :, .,l';,.,. ,Lo sud, ! ao.,l, ;.,sr..ted
80 - IL. a,,l.,". H., n,,s, o.
~, :, caas..;.n.q 1.on r;ar.o ! a
, vp..tasa,. So. So,,lsr,er ND >l,yo
IN. c. pr, rr,oa; l. con,ross -
49," ~. c. e., b.s
's'enI as'oa e. c. Pc h.s
W. S"N' '''' w "''""'' 80 -
- tt.,,e "a ,l.,ra,,r Ill. TO-
ii, =. a. ,i,.c,., 81 .Lo po.
os." w ~. So, .saa....,, 4 80 AN,
WI, ro,,a,,;,., a,.d ,l,e.d
'.,le i, .l,,c.. po,h ,l,,s,rr,s az
80. -, a.,..aa -, H. Vl;,s -
a.. .adua, =, Tho .,,d
49,, aaa,,a5 hv p;oreo ,na No Democr,ts
s,,lssa,,a,, ,,ho,. ,ha convo,..
.;an m.s r. , d;soro,,,;,ed and confused state
Ia ,a,so ',h.n Laif of ~. mere ma ler, !
n, III haoa ,harofnro ,ro o,.;no ,bs,s il h,,,
l;,,,o - .laSsa ha,wao, ,ha na,n;naes In,
,l,o ,erdanc, os,b;,os l. in favor of Scott
ar ana lss,lv What has been the rs.
sor;o,;o,, &c tl,oso ,o,,lem.ng a man l.
Lnnwn H., I'm c,,n,,a,v Le kee,s' birds d
r.a,her a IL ,aa,,her e. Gen seo,t i
LA !, H., ,,,,, H.. ;,a,a,ee If Seward
I'LL. rra,Jr d "a perh,.s 10 ;.-Gen
). l;.,c, /, ,,,r;tv &c reasooins may le said
>. \. mi, r., nfue,cc If Van Burep R,u
,,u, G;,,lin.s Now York fFrec Soil
pnst who are l,nd in lis praise. But fur.
,her wlo suppa,t Gen. P.irce and onpost
Con s.o,, j., the sop,b /? Whv all tho FIJI
l;Lus,crs line Eaters Seeessi@ni,ts Multi.
p;;;, ,tr, L. - g. u
.5yery n,n of tl.m rom pedec !, thu III.
.;,,,de,
uba, ,hcn sb,nla Tn, u Democrats AID
Wills r;,,m.y. mon ~ .ls,er ,,,., aud r,;t
,e,a. y mo, H.. in s,cl, nm e,.r,..,e, a.
Shall ,b.v sur,e,alo. ~ heir e,e,n;.s VIII.
nave ,i.etcJ them from tie .Iui.. II.t.l
,oa nnw claim y, be tie rrc,,;et.,s Of III.
co,cer, all .,l,nl;a ne !, !. h ia t,,t,,;,,.
and a,lu.;dat,J c,nd;,;na
or N ,,o,s ,b T;iln.ra ,,.o, IS coor
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-21

BcrMrs. Jane Riley. the widow Of Edwia
A. Riley. was killed BY being thrown from
her carriage near Chsrlesssvn, on MONDAY
last.
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DEPUTY CLERK.

Maj Israel Robinson. the Clerk of the
Circuit Court Of this County qualified on
Monday Of last week IS Deputy for H. 9.
Alburtis. Esq Clerk of the County Court.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-21

BA~Thc Cholera prevails along the Wes-
tern rivers and couutry adjacent. to an alarm.
ing extent.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-21

Bey~The Pierce and King Club Of I5os
ton mo |. refused to pass resolutions OK
pressivc Of regret at the death o. Henry Clay
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-21

In the Episcopal Church At Williamsburg, BY tho
Rev Henry Dennisnn. on the Ssh inst, STEPHEN
PKxpLKToS. of Berkeley county Va, to ENx. Il
TAYLOR, ofthe former place.
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PROSPECT ron cOvN.

Should tho season prove favorable from
this mt. the growing crap Of corn viii be one
of the largest ever raised IN Berkeley County
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-21
nETbe Baltimore American pointed

Hxfy ne Daitttnote AiHeiican Pothteuiy
remarks:
The example set by Mr.. Folks election in
1874 is likely to produce great deal Of mis-
elief we feai. " it had not been for that.
the nomination of Gen Pierce would never
have been made. Where is the quiet citizen
whose faults are kindly covered by tho chart
ties Of bousehold sympathy, aud who looks
forward in life for nothing more exalted than
a competency for himself and family where
is the man ranging within the limits Of respec-
liability that can hereafter rcpose his head in
comfort upon his pillow when Democratic
National Convention Is in session! lie may
he nominated for the Presidency be.,re lie
kn VS. anything abort it he pursuit "t
snawlcdse under difficulties is ns nothing in
comparisons with tie eager search Of i'em,-
cratic National Convrntian after no,ninec
That enlightened body whcu it meets
tsue 10 its negative character. never kil,ws
what it wants but knows very well what it
does MT want 1t did not know up IT, the
last moment. that il wanted Pierce IA, d il,
f,rf it did not want him = but it was profound
" impressed with tie couyh.tinn that ii did
not want Cass nor Rurhanan. nor Douglas
MOI Ilonston nor any body else that the PEG
pie cared sir,w for Thus it happened
that Fierce came forth, upon the principle
that Nature anl Democracy both al,hor a
vacuum Pierce or nobody was the aierna
tive and as usual in compromises. the ex-
trenes IF the twn sides were made as nearly
Identical as tie ease would admit Of The
friends Of nohodv could 20 for Pierce With
out much v;nltnce n their feelings.
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mEssns. FLoUnskY. MAnsnALL, &c.


These gentlemen addressed large assem-
bly at Halifax Court House two weeks ago
eloque,,ly supporting Scott and Graham.
Mr.. Marshall. one of the v big Electors. has
not resigned as the Republican, has stated
Does the Republican read the papers, Or does
it consider il u waste Of time to do SO? II
persists in representing these gentlemen as
opposed to the nomination Of Gen Scott -
Mr. Ctambliss resigned before the nomina
ton for reasons purely private lie too With
cut shadow of foundation for the assertion.
is stated to have abandoned Scott. The
public will know how to estimate the truth Of
these reported charges manufactured for the
most part to order.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-21
COsiIaG DOWN.

The Republican q weak ir'ore last said:
The editor Of the t,axetic is perfectly
awate thai Tea III u ,aes us nssmiisis'i
mainls to lie ftprs,ilcfs IL New i"ik. Ohia
and i'enns, lyaris He is cansei'ns that
the Y higs Ok these states. from which ten
scot, obiaitsl tile great hulk a bis strength.
have regulated the Compromise measures.
aud tina, they have in convention declared
their determination 10 repeal the fugitive
slave law.
We asked for the proof-it gave none
but last week says:
johnson. Of pennsy lyania, was nominated
for Governor because IL his abolitionism. and
the same time it nominated Gen Scott fl
the Presidency, declared as one of tI.eir pur-
poses agitation and repeal or modification d
tic fugitive slave law liz Ohio the viii
party took similar ground
Here. ii will he observed. it has come dawn
ONE Again We ask for the pronf-- and far
Their we ask the reader ard IN impartial pub
lie what reliance is to be, or possibly can be
placed in ossertiors of this kind without The
FIRST particle Of eyidercc 10 sustain them
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-21

ist District .---Jons X. KnDy, Of Nansemonl
I'd Col J. CuAaBLt.s. OF Greensyille
81 ~ THcgAs s. FLoURSoY OF Halifax.
9Th H. IL. MaRsaALt, of Charlotte,
9th Z ALEXANDER lllvKs. Of Alben.arle
9th WILLIAM c. Scorr Of Powhattan,
9TH JosrPr SgcAR Of Elizabeth City,
9Th j.. ii Ltcy. OF Spottsy wanna.
9Th iisssy ". THOMAS. OF Fairfax.
10th ALEX v BoTgLsR OF jefferson,
nth Col JofgS . BaLewix, Of August
9Th JoHs EcmuLs, Of Monroe
18th Wsf. pREsr0y, Of Washington,
lNh JoHS JAcKsov. Jr Of Wood,
18th /" T VI GiLLY. nfOhio. y.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-21

sJ~Ihe Virginia Tax Law continues
very naturally TO excite comment and indir-
nation throughout the State
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-21

The dersigned will continue the business Ia
his own name and on hi- own account, at the old
SIAN l. opposite Vim u. Hes ines Drug siorel
where he will be pleased 10 see the friends and
customers ofthe late firm, and all others who are
In search OF cheap goods
july 81, ls52-Rep GEO. N1WC0AIRt
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-21
McINTosH,s HOWARD uOUs

tLATR wuEA1riELo UoTrr,l
Corner Of Howard and Baltimore ssrrstss
TWINS hotel has lately been enlarged and impre-
u we'd in every department, rendering 1t decided
~ ofthe most comfortable hotels in the city I.
and the proprietor ever ready 10 accommodate
pledges bimseltio spare no pains TO render every
one comfortable that may favor him With CALI
TO the patrons Of the old house he returns his sin
cere ucknow Judgements fer their very liberal pat.
ronage-s soliciting a continuance other faycrs,
and the travelling public generally,
JOHN MCINTOSH,
Baltimore July 81, lS32.-ly Proprietor.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-21

The Hon George . WasLingtar who re
cciytd tlc nnmina'ien of tie " ameiieait Ma
i;pna. Grnven,i.n' ut Trenton for the I'll c
II Vice President If tie United States. de-
eIiees tile nomination aad says:
.ri4e BaltiG.orc hhig Convention has pre-
sented to the nation. as candidates for the
same Offices the names Of Winfield Scett and
Wm. A. Graham. These nominations re
rei.cd my cordial assent, rs they viii my
jealous support.
have been IN terms of friendly intercourse
with Gen Scott for twenty years. and esteem
him far his spotl. IS character. and bis 'rank.
mani, and courteous hearing respect him
far talents often severely tested. but which
never failed him under the m"st trying cir
eomstances aud / admire him for his mil
tarv ser.ieps. BY Which the character # !
country has breu elevated at home a''d ahrrad
aid been equnllcd ~ those Ut 10 man lisiog
or d, al since the DAYS 81 the Revolution
lie has freely shed his blond ia mai tain
ing the honor of lis country aud her rights
His patriotic devotion t. tine Unioll. conser
vaiive principles, aud firm support Of the
Compromise measures. eannet il my belief
be questionedwithout doing him great wrong
and justice.
MIR Graham is wholly unexetprionahlc
being respected for lis talents and esteemed
for his virtues by all who know him
Entertaining these opinions OF the candi-
dates el tie Wig National Convention. and
being fully AID willingly committed to Their
support. am constrained mos. respectfully
to decline the nomination Of the american
National Convention.
GEO. 6 WASHINGTON
Montgomery County Nd July Is. 1852
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Camp Meeting.

The Protestant ethodists will hold Camp Meeting
Meoy Ferry in this County the LIST day Of September.
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iiiarrieO /,

gJ-Kcssuth has gone to England.
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NOTICE.

YyiIE partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned in the Retail Dry Goods bus
mess, was dissolved by mutual consent on the 10th
inst All debts due the late FIRM are to be be paid
TO George Newcomer. who will settle all claims
aeainsli' GEDkGE NEWCOMER,
JOHyB GORRELL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-21

cotton. corr. &C.. was 10 he ipcreas "a p
NoaI'l be NOT tins i.e onabled 10 psy mtsc
or manufactured articles. even I Trey cost
lnofr7 Butt fari. wassld mol he accuaul.
ton o. capital - manufactures. the inn rye
meat ii skin the multiplication II laber.
witch would soon take place combined ~iili
the effect o. competition at home. andth sa
wing &c the expenses Of freight I'LL, taxes.
&c. re. keep The ta1ss doa0n9 Are we IN
a condition to struggle upon the principles Of
Free Trade with those countries, il which
capital has accumulated to an immense a.
mount--skill has reached such perfection aud
in which l3aor is redundant aud so cheap!
Do We not need aid to bring us up nearer
to level with them? All this is Involved
in the pending canvass il is not less so. rs
the Wing party wei! understands neeausc the
reyalsion IS not upon us. California gold
for time avcrfs tbat--it cannot. however
give us in the mean time tie blessings Of
Pt"'e''"" ~ '"'''"' f'tNS"' sta''''fG az
d'tiops to our forcisn delft. which must soon.
or or later be paid 1t IS in view of these
things that the Wig Tariff creed is laid down
in tic platform of the party. Nothing short
Of the Union itself is more important. not
oily in the estimation Of that party, but in
the estimation Of large portion Of tie Dem
ocra,ic party in the States we have named
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-01

gnion says the parties were Thomas Moore ana
Jonn Lenear, and nine shots were fred with
Coits revoivers. One of the bullets j,it dis
interested gentleman named Schermerhorn in
me lett groin, inticting a dangerous wound
MOORE Is the same individual who was engaged
! 10 tne affray OF Tuesday morning, and nnsIar
oohu ior SloOo Tor that offence. The crowd
o.oul tne premises was so dense and excited
az tne TINE, that II was with difficulty nnv of
tne iacts connected with the affair could he "a.
oei,ained. Moore was Immediately taken into
ees.oay, and removed to the station house.
.oiIipE-A coroner's inquest was held m
SaiuuIday uy upon the body of Mile. Caroline.
Saiaea Nno"n 10 all the frequenters of the Polka
~ h" ne unfortunate young woman came
wss az, c.nasd aoah py taking strychnine. The act
had been engaged, and the verde, If ,Sa sue sue
was In accordance with the above facts -.
Francisco Whie, Nop. /, 'a''s'-s0"
lump OF gold weighing nine pounds s;x
ounces and eighteen pennyweights. was is,s,.
found in Mad Ok Canon. II is valued AZ siSsS
several very large Jumps have been found i.
the same canon.
9 The production of our gold mines, says the
gan Francisco Herald, of the Ist Nov, instea ad
OF falling OH, as croakers long ago pred;cted
seems to be steadily on the increase. The
Shipment, during the month of October iust
passeo, reached the large sum of s4.679..
az, ana from the amount taken by the Cali.
lorna, today, it is evident that this will ba ;n.
creased 10 full $5,50OOOO for the prs,en. month m
by tar the largest amount ever shipped from
our port within the same period of time. Snch
evidences of the exhaustless resources of our
mines are highly gratifying, and must inspirs
confidence abroad in the permanent prosperity
of our State.
The California Institute, incorporated by the
last Legislature, has recently been put upon
frm basis in our city.
fetes on the 29th ult. They marched out in
strong force in the morning to beautiful val.
ley near the Mission, where q large tent had
been erected, decorated with Haunting banners
and gay pennons, that set it off to great advaa.
tage.
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ADDITIONAL INTELLIGENCE FROM
SAN FRANCISCO.

MINING INrELLIGENcE.-Ac company on the
Merced has taken out more than $4,000 per
dny for IA consecutive days. Many of the
companies on Woods Creek, above Sonora,
have been doing finely for some weeks past
The Fort Washing ION, Mississippi, Murphy's,
and other claims in the same neighborhood,
are paying better than ever before.
The dggings at Murphy,s, Calaveras coun-
ty, are paying very well at the present. A
party of three Germans, friends Of his, lately
purchased claim for fifty dollars, from which
they took out 107 ounces Of gold in three days
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Of last
week. The camp is improving very fast, there
being at least thirty frame houses in process
of erection at the present time. Murphy's 9
promises to be one Of the principal towns in
the mountains.
A commune alton to the Herald, gives foil
account of the action Of the miners ia Jackson.
vile, in expelling the Chinese. II appears
that the authorities of jacksonville interfered
in the frat place. TO protect the Cinnamon in
working their claims, proceeding 80 far, even
az TO arrest FIVE OF the persons who were car
rying out the mining regulations ia this Ies-
pect. The latter parties submitted peaceabiy
TO the arrest, and were taken TO Jacksonville,
but liberated ON parole. On the same eve
mag, FRIDAY, 22d inst,la meeting Of miners
was held in the Empire House, which was ad-
dressed by Capt Amyx, u. b. Harris, and
ar. Eddy, at which it was resolved to meet
the nexa oining to enforce the miners regu.
latons. Accordingly, next morning, tSatur'
day at O'Clock the miners assembled. chsse
CAPT. Amyx as their leader. and went through
all the Chinese camps in the Jacksonville min
ing district, summarily expeliing the Chimes
wherever they went. The authorities endsa
yored to interfere, but were perfectly power
les. in the premises; and, finally, the prisoner
above mentioned, were discharged, there beinI
no testimony forthcoming 10 convict Them 0
any offence eeainst the laws.
Altogether the prospect of winter diggings i
better this year than il has ever been, and we d.
hope that miners will, 10 great measure, be re
lieyed f.om vexaiicus deiays and expensiye an
toilsome journeys in claim hunting.
MoaE SHooTtso ar SAcaAnEsrs.-Asc
ther shooting afair took place ia ganblia
salees in 6asramente % TIE nh uil n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-01
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

RICHMOND
'kNHE subscriber, having completed his winter ar
Il ran gemen,s, takes this opportunity of return.
Ing bis incere thanks to his friends and the public
general y for ihelibera patronage he has received
since he opened the above establishment and begs
leave to say that the Exchange Hotel is now In
better ondop for the comfort Of its guests than it
has ever been before He has made many changes
dictated by experience, which add greatly to its
STYLE as well as to its comforts and respectfully So
hclts continuance of the patronage hitherto SO lib
orally bestowed upon him.
JOHN P BALLARD,
ho io-ots Proprietor
rom the Richmond Hhig of Nor 9th, 1852
Exc HANGE HOTEL This celebI ated Hotel dis
tnguls he'd throughout the country for its superior
accom- mediation, has, under the management of its
present landlord, Mr. John P Bal ard, acquired in
brief period a greatly extended celebrity And
that su ch is ke case is matter of surprise to Us
indeed It is but striking confirmation of fact well
known to all who have any knowledge of Mr. BIS
mode OF entertasang, TO wit that in enterprise in
actvity, in the manner and style of furnishing in
studious and anxious forts to secure comfort and
happiness to his guests, he is UNSURPASSED sny
where. We have been inclined to say this much Of
the Exchange, and its landlord In particular, BY
personal observation of the superb accommodation
OF the house and the indefatigable efforts Of Mr.
to accommodate satisfactorily. We have observed
!hst recently many striking changes have teen made
upon the principal floor, both useful and ornament
al which indicate Increased comfort and conven
ience. no IG-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-01
VEW GROCERY AND FEED sT0RE !,

~ CHAS. BAKER, formerly OF the firm of Baker
& 1insey, announces TO his friends and the public.
that he has opened store on Broad street No 2o5,
two squares above the old stand of Bsker s. Tins
ley, where he intends keeping on hand large and
complete nseortu ent of Groceries. as well as
Horse Feed Of every des ,rpton He will be
pleased to see all his old friends and customers at
his new stand, and any quantity of new ones.
Goods purchased at his store will be delivered in
any part Of the city free OF draysge.
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NO1 m MANUFACTORS.
INI.ETN WHOLESALE AND RE-

0 ES, TRUNKS, VAI,ICES
CARPET BAGS, &c-PEMBERTON f. RRn Is,
f,, Mn s.ee. opposite the Exchange Bank. respect.
invite strangers visiting the City, and The mn
to call and examine their and
lnelr prices WILL be found to be az Io az ,ho.a G
any oaner house. whether by the single pair dozen
"en5lemen's ne Dress Shoes, Caters and Bootees
yor,b,. can, ZIP, and stout Boots and Bootees
servants Brogues, bound and unboand
Iadies, Snoes' buskins, Kids, Jenny Linds. &c
naoles biack, bronze snd colo ed Caters
styles 'A' "olien' various
n misses and Children's Shoes, in great variety
Trunks anu dair
n gan OF Which are'offered at the lowest rates
'PEMBERTON e. BRO, I6l Main st,
Opposite Exchange Bank, Ricamond. Va
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TO SPORTeMEN OF THE FTET0-
THOMAS II TVpPD -

THOMAS III. TYRER, re.
la spectfully informs the friends and
old customers of bis father, and the
public in general, that he mas inst
opened handsome assortment of Double snd
single Guns. Powder Flasks, Shot ReIts.
Game Bags, and every article in the Gun and
Sporting line. Also, great variety of Colts Five
Shooters, Aliens Revolvers sin gle barrel Pistols of
all kinds, Bowie Knives, &c, &C. all of which will
be sold at the lowest possible prices
GUNSm1THING done in all its varieties, such az
gun rifle and pistol stocking altering firearms of
all kinds into percussion, and all other repairs be-
longing to the trade. Keys fitted to door trunk
cabinet and other locks; and wa king Canes mount
ed in gold or silver-sl of which will be under the
superintendent Of his father. THOMAS TYRER
so well known the public of Virginia for the last
y years; and notice Is here given that TYRER'S
Gun Establishment is No. Ii6 Main, doors below
Governor street.
NOTICE to my old friends, customers and the
public in general, is here given, as per advertise
nent above, that you will find me once again fol
lowing my old business and it will give me much
pleasure to wait on all who may give me call at
No. 1l6 Main street, in selling TO them any article
In our line Of business, from the smallest quantity
OF ammunition TO a superior double-barrel Gun: CT
IN attending 10 any work in the gunsnithing line;
and promise that no such work shall leave Tyrer's
Gun Establishment, unless it is done in the most
substantial and superior manner.
THOMAS TYRER,
no o-dlm Gun and Rifle N aker
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-01

=. TaR RENT, tor the year 1883, or for a
e. n 81. years, tina, large House and Lot In the
" Manchester, commonly known as the old
Z Tel, Its size and locality, near the ci
.-.ss desirable place to sny gentleman who
sr : op"a 5oarting school, or it would
.a.t v-.l two small families All necessary
.-.-a h7 pat upon il. For terms and pc rite
-....'v = =, bert =. Ward, attorney at-law, No
sir.e., nearly opposite the City Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-01

Il a&D ~ CHARLES GITH.-We have
IL sac tract of Land in Charles City county,
attaining l25 acres, rs of which are cleared. The
II: gemeEts are a framed dwelling, with three
! ows sad the usual out houses. This Land lies
Jr2l SIX miles " st of the court house and the
.m. distance from Jamos River, and edjoins the
III ci John Bradley and others We will sell this
gat tor 2i00-S200 cash and tds balance within
"-.rc months, Apply to Us
TOLER & COOK,
30 Il General Agents.