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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-15
MADELINE, BY JULIA KAYANaG

MADELINE, BY JULIA KAVANAGH.-
IVlJust published MADELINE, a Tale of Auverene
founded on fact By Julia Kavanagh author of 'Natla
ha" women of Christianity &c. l2mo. paper Soc,
cloth 75c.
"a charming story, gracefully told Its intrinsic in
terest as narrative and the tenderness of its pathos
will win forit many readers'-Boston Traveller
"The character of Madeline the heroine is beautifully
drawn and powerfully portrayed Miss Kavanaugh most
known by her excellent novel of Nathalia This book
no less interest though of avery different kind
Boston Daily Adv.
"A glowing tale of one ofthose pure and sensitive spr
its whose life was full of generous affection and noble
acts. Its written with unusual elegance and power
oflanguage, and will rank among the best productions
of this accomplished authoress"
By the same author, WOMEN OF CHRISTIANITY.
Exemplary for acts of Piety and Charity VOL limo cloth
rs cents.
The designs and spirit of this volume are alike admit
rabe tits well worthy place in every christian family
Banner of the Cross
NATHALIE-A Tale. Two parts; paper 75c cloth
81.
"A work ofexraordnary merit Some of the wisest
lessons in life are taugItn the work while the artistic
skill with which the narrative is sed iparts vivid
interest'-Evangelist. For sale by
NASH *. WOODHOUS
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-15

THE HERRING FIsHERIEs-The Alexandria Gazette
ofyesterday says:
Large supplies of Herring have been received at the
Fish Wharf in this place. within the last two DAVIS Her
ring Were selling yesterday at S4 50a SIS per housand-
Shad at SO per hundred. Work has now Commenced in
a busy and successful season"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-15
AUCTION. SALES.
TINS DaE.
BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN G. co.

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
4 NKOCERIEs, &C.. AT AGGTEeN.-On
~ THURSDAY 18th April, will sell ut o O'Clock a
our auction store. assortment of Groceries viz
Porto Rico Sugars and Molasses
Coffee and crushed Sugar
Rectlied Whiskey; Sole Leather
Soap, Candies, Tobacco
Laguayra and Java Coffee
Brandy, Port Wine
Green and black Teas Nc
TERNsUnder Sl00 CASH 90 and over months cr.d
it for approved paper.
ap IL DAVENPORT ALLEN & CO. Aucts
GNLASSWARE AT AysTEON.-On THURS
~ DAY, 18th inst, we will sell at II o'clock Mt our
auction store $50 cases Glassware, consisting of Tum
bers, Lamps, Fasks, Pitchers &C., all direct from the
manufacturers and comprising general assortment.
TERas-Under 500 cash. = 90 and over 4 months Gro
dit for approved paper
apps DAVENPORT ALLEN K co Ar~.s
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-15
FOX ROsTSS-fyrs, pocsyt-

S4s@s gular packet scbr SHARON, Captain Prentiss
Thacher now loading, and viii sail with dispatch For
balance Of freight, apply TO Captain board, Lud-
lan's wharf, or to
ap3 DAVID CTJRRIF
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-15

BREADsTUFFs.-The New York Journal of Commerce
of Tuesday says
rs the general impression that heavy as the market
o our ana gram prices will continue to recede until
much lower point is reached"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-15

sss4STER, the splendid fast sailing baruue MIDAS
in good order for any Voyages foreign freight preferred
For particulars apply to ROBERT RANKIN,
NH 81 Corner ED and Water streets
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-15

-fss%lgz VAt UhH1Ahs wv, > G.-Ihe Inc las
sS8@sailng brig MARCULOIS, Captain Pilsbury, Wi
ready receive freight Thursday, the 9Th inst Fo
eight apply to Captain board or
ap6 RORT RANKIN
The daily union., 1852-10-03
University or N....yllls.
nedseas Depasmss.l

stiE second Of lectures depArten viii
Il the hrs Monday Of November next aud
uDae I'LL the ngst OF the ensuing March.
Paul r. Eve, M D. frneipies and Practice OF Surgery.
John A Waison nj D., Obec and the Diseases OF Women
and Children.
A. H. Buchanan NJ. d. Surgical Pathological Anatomy
Physiology
w Bowling, Nj d., Institutes and Practice Of Medicine
O. h Winston, IA d., Matera Mediea and Medical Jrispul
dence
Robert NJ Porter, NJ D., General and Special Anatomy.
j. bernen Lindsey, M d., Chemistry and Pharmacy.
William r. Briggs, NJ. D.. Demoastrator OF Anatomy.
The anatomical rooms Will be opened for students the INST
Monday Of October.
The students Will have the State Hospital.
fuii preliminary of will be by the
commencing also the first Monday Of October.
Zee Of each PROFESSOR SIS mauculauon ticket s. dfsecng
ticket 9lOi graduation fee S25
Good board be obtained 90 SO So
week. Further Information be cbiained by addressing The
j B,L LINDSLEY, M. ID, Dean.
NASHVILLE, (Tenu.) june 1852.
Sep s-lawtsINoy
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War DEPARTING

Bureau Typographical Engineers, Sept. ls, 1852.
PROPOSALS will be received by the Secretary Of War until The
river will be awarded the lowest
ment and shall exceed one hundred thousand dollars
CONDITIONS.
forming ran only be thoroughly
impediments the navigation thereof
q The work viii be paid for as G in The following man
destroyed shall be inspected by
fact will pay proportion of the whole
agreed the portion removed shall bear to the nte
fifteenth part the whole work
July next he VIII state me sum lor wheh nc Wiling 70 COM
within that and also The for which he will under
the hrst mentioned period he VIII so state, and viii propose
for the mentioned period oniy.
L. When speeined IN the contract Tor The completion OF
arrived the shall be inspected BY on
purpose the Secretary War; and
appear that the contract has been fully
complied with fun pymen, shall be made io The work eonio,
But if shall that the has
bur m baaee eaainn du on The shall be forfeited to the
United States u however he department .hal be sa.hsd that
eagemenl, work without add
on Of the Secretary war; purpose.
And the expiration OF that me The work snail be Completed
s. wa required his bond for $40 OOO,
each OF thousand dollars,
conditioned for The faithful execution Of the contract Each bidder
viii transmit the time with his proposals The names OF The
they sign his bond seues above manboned and
also The o as , nudge 81 s eIsa se M a
worth thousand dollars and
above all their debts and liabilities No bid VIII be examined unless
conditions shall be complied with
The proposals wiz be ddesed ,ns marked on
the envelope" Proposals for removing BED River ha
col. Corps Topographicai engineers
The Repasc Inlelgencur, Union Washington, e.
Enquirer and Express New York penhsyvaaa Ia
aa Ohio; Louisville journal, Louisville ksniuey 81 Louis
s Ne o5ean. commsrSa Basn New oean. Bee and
New oheas Republican, New Orleans, la will insert The above
sept 2l-dlUtSaawtJan
The daily union., 1852-10-03
A VALUABLE FARM ron sALE.-The sub.eriber, ha

A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-The subscriber having
II determined change in his aars, offers for his
Farax Virginia, situated Immediately the
Lie River turnpike road leading from Alexandria Winchester
four mites former place. and from Wash
city, District Of Columbia The improvements consist Of
brick house, with
schcn al necessary buildings aiho, brick
stand bianksm,,hs shop which furnish annually between
hafof in wood The balance cleared and In rapidly
The stock, Se viii be sold with
and possession For further In
quire Ratcf, esq Washington city, d, c., Dr.
Isaac Winstor, Alexandria, Virginia.
EDWIN @, FIT2HIGH.
The daily union., 1852-10-03

EDWARD X. COLLINS X CO.,
No. Sc Wall street, NJ Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool.
T.. @. ROBERTS CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE T. Co,
26 Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Iiavre.
The will accountable gold, silver
bullion specie ewely precious metals unless bills
adg signed therefor value thereof expressed
Sept 5-dly
The daily union., 1852-10-03

Each allowed $50 lbs personal baggage free not
ceeding in 10 cubic feet
seerage furnished with mattress and pillow and
with the raions a the
Freight viii be taken Chagres 70 foot and from
Panama Francisco the s0J The transit OF
the isthmus at the expense Of the passengers
II will be perceived that through mail line
advantage the quality of the employed and
of and despatch from the boats always ready
both ends OF The line accidents.
For further information ONCE OF the 81 and
IS South For choice of bertbs apply the company
No. III West of Warren street. New York.
Mari
The daily union., 1852-10-03

STEwART ytekens and Mary Ntckens. wife,
Dennard Meekip William Neekins, Emily Meekins
Susan smitbn The circuit Dorchester
equity, State of Maryland July 1852 August
The object OF this decree of certain
real estate lying and being In Dorchester
The bill a John Meekins,
departed this life about the eighteen hundred
leaving widow, Elizabeth Meekbs Mary Meekns
Thomas Mrckns, Dennard Meekn and Susan Smith that the
said John Meekins called
Narsby Point lying and being Meeknsi Necs
ia said land
he devised the bis widow Elizabeth Meekns
her said Elizabeth
in the eighteen hundred that said
Meekns said Nickens;
thai The said Tsmas Meekin this life
Children William Meekns Emily Meekns, his heirs
the said am Meekns and Emily Meekns
under the that the said Susan Smith
left Of Maryland reside unknown
the will be for the benefit
thai the said land shall be od
OF this for the OF division of the proceeds
those entitled thereto,
adudged ordered decreed by OF
Dorchester the complainant by
this he inserted published
five before the
fifteenth day september giving notice the said absent defendant
ifvng he the object substance this
BILL them appeain this by
ciior before the fourth Tuesday Of January
the premises, and show she they have why
decree ought not pass prayed.
ARA SPENCE.
sArpsL u. ~ CoNrrr, Solicitor for Complainant
True copy-Testc
AugiI-Isw5v g. }. HENRY, CLERK.
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The Railroad Route to the West.

Through Cncnna BY dtanes, e1espt miles,
witch Is done In coaehe.
TIRE mail line leaves Calvert daily H. and
road The mountains daylight and
through Pburr hours from me Of depart,
from BALTIMORE This line makes direct connerion with the
fast ohio and Pennsylvania Plsburg and Cleveland
and the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Taroads and by IL
through from Baltimore Cincnnan In
hfiy four hours running time
The line place daily, s4 by
thi. line eaoh odaysurg OF the day OF de
paure, and unnl the day when they
their the mnnnan and arrive in Pbu tat
evening thirty sir hours departure from Ba
with NIL the comfort advantage having enjoyed
natural rest and rcposc.
Tbese enjoyment Of liberal patronage
from the travelling pc their equipments cannot be surpassed ny
ihgse VI any other route between the East and West
Tickets Psburs, Msssan Cleveland, and Cincinnati by
Railroad Company Calvert station, Bnl
more and al the following rates.
ttnclnhai's
~
10 Nassion-.......... ..........s ~ w
}ofhtshurg .,.'........ %
Travellers will mind original rr oughine
Cncinnad its lime its accommodations cannot be exceied
N,FRED GATHER,
superintendent
OrucE B.LrfxoNE a susauEHASSl RsfLHo.p Co.
Baltimore August 2o ie52.
Aug 2i-d2wff
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United States Patent Once.

IN the petition of Elisha X. Root, of Hartford Connecticut
the extension granted him he 10th day of
Decembe 1898 for improvement in punching forming the
OF hachets, from
said which oDecembef, 1852
Ii is ordered the said petition Patent Office
Monday (it November - O'Clock, all
notified and show they why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Office their objections specially forth writing
of hearing All testimony filed by
be used the said hearing be taken and
codance with the rules OF the ofce which will be furnished
piication.
Ordered this published
gence Republic, and Union, Washington d. Inquirer, Phil
adepha Pennsylvania Express New York city; Albany State Re
Albany New York; Ha uod,
ay Bee, Boston, Massachusetts, week for three
ye weeks previous the first " of November
bearing
THOs. RWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents
papers please copy,
bills the Patent oce, with containing this
AuR l4-Iaw3w
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The steamship Columbia will keep up monthly eommu
between San Francisco Oregon awaiting at the
former the arrival OF the mails and from Panama.
and returning without delay with The mails and for the
from San Francisco.
regular propslers and wheel will be KEEP,
the transportation Of freight and between
Panama and San Francisco.
OF above will keep the connsHon between
the other Mexican The In the Allan
will be maintained by the United States mail steamships
tooo
treacent my slroV
fhHndephia .i,suo
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large STOCK OF NEW GooDs.-

I ARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS.-Wc now have the
IL pleasure presenting public generally and the ladies
tcuay richest stpcks Of dry goods, comprising
calico 81 which have been
under hammer the Neh at extremely low prices
will be ready exhibit few days We would
respectfully Of lady friends 10 elegant stock
0fdrrSs goods, comprising
Rich figured aud heavy COlored Poui de Sole
straw, lgt hlue pink lavender
aud cherry, suitable for evening and party dresses
rich black satin lurc
good qualify, at low ngure
very glossy Gro de Rhnes, comprising the
elegant sock Of an goods we have ever presented for
sale
pieces cheneon satin de chine, purchased auction,
will sell IS and SIN cents, and cheap
pieces vcry rich black brocade silks, bargain
One lot Of small figured bd silks IN rich and darH eoors
cheap
pieces very heavy wsered silks, wide and very cheap
nnish G-inch Poult de
IN shades blue, mode,
with other styles Of silk goods, which
we viii show with pleasure, and offer cheap
superb lot o handsome nou-selines and
cashmores, entirely Styles and feel confident
Of colors and patterns aud Mt low prices,
~ retail house IN the county.
large stock u metinos, plain de
mousselncS cashmerc and in fact almost
even goods line all Of which promise 10 sell at
northern prices, II not less.
sent 25~dsuf w. VI, sHUsTER X co.
The daily union., 1852-10-03

Pennsylvania Eth and 9Th Washington d. CO.
WHOLESALE and retail dealers foreign and domestic staple
and fancy dry goods carpets, pangs, oil cloths, liable
and piano bed spreads blankets shcengs and honseur
nishing dry goods generally.
stnct, prompt, personal attention given orders
Dec 2I-lyif
The daily union., 1852-10-03

NEW GOLD PENs--TAYLOR 4 MAURY, booksellers,
IN Pennsylvania 9Th street. received
ply splendid gold Of the best price, from
my dollars Among them will be found Rapps
bated niche ensihe approved from its
ebanee the qui and made many hexby
TO suit any handwriting.
eut 3.
The daily union., 1852-10-03

800 pounds vu'canzed rubber packing scsosdes
CLASS No. 2o.-HAr AND sssAw.-t si.esilansou.)
10 tons best timothy hay
cAssNo, ,aI.-provrsprK.-t tM.ceilaaso.,)
400 bushes old corn
The sade s'. ae a%oun, and number .niels,
qnanty which be required,
Of s . ss su he sn s moe MOI p e
me as Ae bureau o. ne eommandanf during the Ase
ensuing S.ss sss ss -
he QUANTITIES required be more less Than those spsciAs
An the articles be the best quality delivered good
hs n.pston count, weight OF of,he said ns
For particular description OF materials smpse.,
The delyeries oali building ma,ss NAV b. s
WI with os. mus, be commenced within sixty days er
the comm.ndant Of yard ,erc. may rsas
ana T.y %~ % % % n year sn4. . M
adopted g me government al the said
yrs mns1 % ~ o. ns are including . eua
growth, production, manufacture United states
Improved nrees one hnhe rmoun, Of the con'rse, viii
from each payment until the cnac, sha been completed
On classes headed "Mi-ceIaneou. delivered required
during he fiscal year The twenty per eenium retained The
April July October deliveries have
wshnra n hy s' y as w N. % r.a ~ n'
IN N pss duly soassd and ,ppov.d No q IN, cen
conso, shall have been removed om the yard unless specially
twill be stipulated in the d~fsn,
o The @ G Il sv"1 ~, =. or any Of The article.
hen .ad a ,ar sa,s hs pa,e, viii otei, aad d.
The Of price agreed spoa paesp
time 70 ,ms !. ,h.y aeera.
The aIenss mn't sign The con~cs and make sdav hs
lies, the ul anoun, Of e contract. ' 's''' '"N
Each offer be signed person peops msAiar
y the enannto according to the form
dencs naming he town and State mug be distinctly
power Of snnnlng The contract without damage
named or for the compe"n ~ me ro,s. esd
mated n. sd and on % which @ ,avs
through The post once which 'uhc'srt
supplies specified within ae.n day. from sn'a r.. a.s noe.
acceptance Of their bid will cshsi
+ bid e.pon.'eis ior aii dennassnees '"'' 'e'''"'
only may aesS % q s e. ras iii
ingson = '
II. LATnRor, Navy Agent
roas navy 'rsa'
in the state Of
hereby Der to furnish, under your
the ,.me, an the article. embraced in elias. No viz
M insert ,ns .rtoIs. with prices carried eu ,moon'S
The undsr-isnsd " "V''i of
ausd with The United day. amer dsa
| fore mentioned. n
fs,srsnsI
certify that the and
se known me 20 be coed and s.n,or. This
lfp te ngnnd BY collector
so" Tsryon kao'en 70 th contracting 70 Be- ercsass
MrNISc, MINERALS. METALLURGY Ac.-phinpss
= - '''-''' 'v"''' 80
nedy on Coal Mines and Mining. volume London, te53
n"'r at'ncneh Mioer's Gnds, volume, London
p,',." Mnsn.us rrscsnl FRA As.ayns volume, London
yd RyI.nd on A..s,ns London, 1850, vo'ans
WMnets'ons 9osd Valnsr. London, 1872 volume
r'os"n srrfasn'-s OF Geology. 1 volume. London
,.sc"ea' "neFaloxy nv Chapman. I voium~ London.
,.-s''sr on Mineral Veins. volume, London.
rren~'css snheerv~n~sn Surveying. volume London.
Iraee ~ ~ pio'sion NJ inrensn
80 chef ses mines. voasrses. Paris.
Imported ~ rRANCK TAYLOR
And a sas together many Ers'sh srd Amer
! icAn, ON the o suhjecn sepH
The daily union., 1852-10-03

THE PURE KIND.-Just received, large invoice o linen
goods ('pure, all ineu,'p follows, and canddy think
them the cheapest of their kinds in the District
Fl good linen diaper towels, at 81 per DOZEN
table Napkins 81 so and ~ per dozen, bar
pieces lew fashioned sieetinss, wide
10 haa table damaRk, at 80 cents yard
table damark, 62k and rs yard with
endless variety Of fine dsmasks, diapers, and
towelinrs
3 do damask owellng, by the piece, at 81 Y
yard, well worth 80 cents
100 do irish lincns, from medium to super6ns.
and viii sell cheapest and besi
roods, OF nii classes, 10 b. had In this market.
especial induce purchasers OF black goods
black mernos calcoc OF choice
qualities, AT Inv prices.
rs pieces Gne and glossy baek silks
bundles select and fine black stocking for ladies
and winter
90 styles bonnet ribands.
Also daily expected the money for those bills that ought 10 have
been paid July 4.
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 the contrary,
prices and fair dealing may be relied on In all
PERRY BROTHER.
Oct 2-df Opposite Centre Market
The daily union., 1852-10-03

CHARLES III. Clemency and Elizabeth Ciemency,
" his Eusebus Welsh ohars.-Circu
Talbot county in equity term s2Tne object Of this
suit Is sale real Talbot
OF whcha certain John died
The bill lha, John Leonard departed this life seized
sessed Of in Talbot
Elizabeth H. temeney aud the defendan usrbus Welch Sally
Ann Porter George NJ Leonard Ellen Weh and James williams
and Mary Williams, his wife, his heirs aaw and legal
that will be for the interest advantage
the ad should sold
James Williams and Mary Williams reside
land.
ereupon adudged and ordered that the complainants by
causing this be inserted
ishcd at Washington the District of Columbia, each
three weeks before the Of
absent defendants object
this bill, and them In this person
citor before third Monday November
the premises and show they have, why
ought NOT not pass, as prayed.
r. b. HOPPER.
True copy-Attest
SAML II. HOPKINS,
Aug lS-aw3w Clerk Circuit
The daily union., 1852-10-03

f~kmx These ships having been Dullt b. contract
fES%Y pre- government service, has
LE1l taken la their construction, also in engines,
strength aud speed their aeeomAao-
daons passengers uneqaaed for comis
OF passage York Liverpool la 20
$500 In
From Liverpool to New York, $50 and f2o.
An experienced attached 10 each ship.
10 beu an be until paid
The daily union., 1852-10-03

Pacific Mail Steamship Company.-The only Through
Line California and Oregon.
lyIA NAVY BAY PASAaA)
cSxn public that, under the present
MEAxl - arrangements this company, inspected
ZkH1T and approved by the Navy Department. suitable
.ssH- in strength and power for conversion into war
the first and the United States mails, will
hereafter Panama Francisco Immediately arrival of
Atlantic nails will san Francisco for Panama the
and 18th days Of each The following packets be-
longing this in the Pacific which
will be always in each end Of the
The daily union., 1852-10-03
CHARLOTTE HALL. SCHOOL.

IN THEIR anxiety extend the of education TO a and
school useful the trustees nave or
afforded prices lar below th0e OF
similar barely meet current expenses IN
The gfeatyinceased public
confidence the extensive course OF study have made
ueccsssTy appoint teacher dr the students
this and other incidental expenses
which school demand board OF trustees have
small addition To the charges for tuition,
slightly felt by individuals but which, IN the
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N;

CWEUr and " 4ite sulphur spxsAx- dassd s.as
~ accommodation
ns ssd nsos expeditions the Sweet and WINE su
Washington Richmond Fredericksburg and ro'omae
Prom by pressure steamer Ma
sylsnd, Capt. q. n. Mitchell.
Baltimore White sulphur
o springs ''''st'.
Washington Nhiie sulphur.
Washington sweet Springs ~
Richmond % White sulphur .,.s..s..'-... ~
kic Sweet Springs.
Tuesday and Thursday afterA0oni al
oracr which reaches
Richmond ar 4 p m. succeeding
-syr Richmond teXeep sunday at Lynch
burg q I0k D. Lynshburg 6h 10 Buiords by
sk Mountain House TX and 10 sweet spnngs by
W D. M Springs and White
Sulphur l2h White sulphur al ~
90 springs al Sweet daylight aud
Lynchbug by night Leave Iynchbfg al and
10 Richmond day by 5h. 22m. y.
from Richmond 10 White sulphur $40
Achmond Springs ................
without the White sulphur
hs Potomac, and
G. Mitchell Maryland and at the ofce
o Richmond and Danylie railroad, Richmond.
4.r1 Mt. JOHN ii. OSBORNE,
AuG6-d2m Superintendent
The daily union., 1852-10-03

TIlS IL 10 give notice that the subscriber hath OBJ
tanned from the orphans Washington the
ct of Columbia Of the personal
Francis W. Dominck South America
ceased All having claims against the said deceased
hereby exhibit The thereof
subscriber before the 6r day Of February they
otherwise by be excluded beneh, the
Given under hand this 9th day of August, 1882
HENRY MAY, Administrator.
Washington county, 10 uHs
ORPHANS CouRT,
August 3, ls52
Ordered that the administrator the personal estate Francis
W. Domnick of BueDos AyeF, South America, deceased
required law creditors said deceased
adye week for three weeks, the Union.
Tese- ED. N. ROACH, Register
Aug S-law3w
The daily union., 1852-10-03
University OF Georgia,

,,HE trustees OF this institution viii elect professor natural
science, TO I'll the l7th
teach In
the branches appropriate the ptofessorsiip
Salary 81, 700 per annum, payable quarterly.
t4-iiiaw ASBURY HULL
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fczs - s..ssss E;sss-1 Ezi;ssss...ss-1
fR RW.51Rrs...ynrx11ak-.- xfesa...szx
white Hall, New Windsor Cnr,o county, mary.
land.

land.
lately been thoroughly
especial benefit Of families wishing
qaief comfort and IL is located ia region remarkable
III salubr, immediate vicinity excellent sulphur
and for residence, there are few places more de-
Grube the romantic village Of New Windsor
l accommodate twenty Eve
boarders The table will satisfy the
will be furnished with the best OF wines, liquor,
&c.
board shall be moderate, and nothing viii be e
doAe which will conduce the comfort pleasure of yser
New Windsor OF and be reached either by
Westminster the Balmure and Ohio railroad
woobne Mount Airy either Of which places
viii be found convey passengers New Windsor notice
the subscriber a few days before.
SARAH BARTuOLOly, Proprietor.
Juiys3-du J. +. BARTHoLOW, Agent
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GREGORY q MAURY, M4sAssKs,
(sueeessofs 20 J. w. Msury Ce.)

SIS 900 $40 900 Ign ssos Of s7oOo Of s. 900.
Lottery for the beneht Of The
STATE OF DELAWARE.
Clsss l0c for 1882
40 BE drawn wilmington Del Saturday October " 1854