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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-08

ADVICE TO WIvEs-A wife must learn how
to form her husbands happiness, in what direc-
ton the secret of his comfort lies; she must not
cherish his weaknesses by working upon them;
she must not rashiy run counter his preudices,,
her motto must be, never to irritate. She must'
study never to draw largely upon the small stock
of patience in I, mans nature, nor toincrease his
obstinacy, by trying to drive him-never, if pos
sible, to have scenes. doubt much if real
quarrel, even if made up, does not loosen the
bond between man and wife, and sometimes, un
less the affection of both be very sincere, lasting
If irritation should occur a woman must expect
to hear from most men strength and vehe-
mence of language far more than the occasion
requires. Mild as we'll as stern men are prone
to this exaggeration of language; let not wo1
man be tempted ever to say any thing sarcastic
or violent in retaliation. The bitterest repent
ance must needs follow if she do. Men frequent5
" forget what they have themselves said, but
seldom what is uttered by their wives. They
are grateful, too for forbearance in such cases !;
for, whilst asserting most loudly that they are
right, they are often conscious that they are
wrong. Givea little time, as the greatest boon
YOU can bestow to the irritated feelings of your
husband.-1Ae English Matron
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-08
NUMBER 4e.

evaporating too much Of the alcohol The solu-
ton being effected, must be suffered to settle;
and after few honrs' repose, the clear superna-
tant liquid is drawn of into tin frames, of the
form desired for the cakes ofsoap. These bars
do not acquire their proper degree Of transpa-
rency till after few weeks exposure to dry air.
They are now planed, and subjected to the proper
mechanical treatment for making cakes of any
form. The soap is colored with strong alcoholic
solution of archii for the rose tint and Of tur-
meric for the deep yellow Transparent soaps,
however pleasing to the eye, are always Of indif-
ferent quality; they are never SO detergent as Or
dinary soaps, and they eventually acquire q dis
greeable smell-tScientifc american, 4
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-08

TRANSPARENT SoAps.-These soaps were for
along time manufactured only in England, where
the process was kept profound secret. They
are now made every where. Equal parts Of tai
low soap, made perfectly dry, and spirit Of wine
are to be put into copper still, which is plunged
in water bath, and furnished with its capital
and refrigratory. The heat applied to effect the
solution should be as slight as possible, to avoid
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-08
The Kind Old Friendly Feeling.

The kind old friendly feelings!
We have their spirit yet,
Tho years and years have passd old ir'enos
Since thou and | last met!
And something of gray Times advance
Seems in thy fading eye,
Yet It's the same good honest glance
Iloved in times gone by
Ere the kind old friendly feelings,
Had ever brought one sigh!
The warm old friendly feelings
I'm, VINO need not be told
No other links can bind the heart
Like those loved links of old
Thy hand joy'd in youth to clasp
The touch of age may show;
Yet It's the same true hearty grasp,
Iloved so long ago!
Ere the last old friendly feelings,
Had taught one tear to flow!
The kind old friendly feelings!
Oh, seem thee e'er less dear,
Because some recellections
Nav meet ,as with tearl
Though hopes We shared-the early beams,
Ambition showed our way
Have fed, my friend like morning dreams
Before Truths searching ray,
Still we've kept the kind old feelings
That blessed our youthful day.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-08
The Child and the Pebble.

ii
TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN.
met an infant by a bridge,
With hair of haxen hue,
Cheeks red, and rounded as peach,
And eyes of blue.
She held pebble in her hand,
And then in careless glee,
8 Threw: it far out into the stream,
And laughed at me.
The golden flashes diyed away,
AS last the pebble fell
And spreading circles vexed the waves,
With gentle swell.
q Fair child" thought e how blessed in life
slf thus thou scatter wide,
q The cares and SORROWS thou shalt meet
~ On every side"
Full many gladstone years have fled,
When fancy me beguiled,
And bent my steps toward the BRIDGE
Where sat the child.
Alas The arch had felt decay,
The stream afiver grown.
Coursed madiy Ger the spot where once
Is The pebble shone.
: And mid the darkness of the night,
And mid the furious storm, ;.
With arms tossed up TO Heaven there stood'
A woman's form.
Then IS lt6 5 csycf wild despair,
.ss...-stss ea 6encsth the wave
And forming whirlpools gathered DER
The lonely grave.
I turned away, with fearful eye,
For memory could but own,
The child had furg itself where teli'
The sparkling stone.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-08

VAMp1RE-Not long since, young girl eleven
years of age, who ed in Paris, attempted to
murder her mother, sister, and many of her play
mates, for the purpose of drinking their blood
After a careful examination by scientific man,
it was declared that she was bect to the strange
and terrible mania of canabalism. As she was
extremely young, this strange perversion OF nat
ura instinct afforded a prospect OF cure. All
will remember the case of the Sergeant, who
used at midnight to leave his quarters and Dig
up bodies in Pere le Chase, which he subsequent
" devoured. The unfortunate man IS now Gu
red, and is but thirty-two years OF age. lie
preserves of the episodes of his past life only.
a confused memory, like the recollection o. a
painful dream. In other days science feared to
approach these sufferers.
In l779, a Young man named Ferrage, under
the influence of this malady, suddenly left his
companions and surrendered himself up to THIS
horrible propensity. He selected, as his retreat,
q cavern near the top Of one OF the mountains
of Azure, whence he used to descend, like beast
of prey, into the champagne country, killing all
the women: he could eat nothing else, and was
constantly seen to gaze, as if in wait for an op-
portunty to seize his prey. He never went
abroad without double barrel gun, belt tull
of pistols and dagger. So grert was the ter
ror that he inspired, that he used frequently to
come into towns for food or ammunition without
any molestation.
A peasant, whom he suspected OF design
upon him, had his house burned over his head.
He used to decoy any muleteers he CHANGED t"
discover in the woods to his den, where they
were uniformly murdered A large reward was
offered for bis capture in vain, until bold peas
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-08

ant insinuated himself into his confidence and
captured him. This beast of prey, for such he
was, was executed on the 18th of December,
1902. He was broken alive on the wheel.
For four years he had lived exclusively as cali
ibal
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-08

a%samuel Null, of Carroll county, Nd, has
obtained patent for improvement in hommony
machines.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-08

The GAME OF THE NORTHERN WHIGs.-We
published yesterday an extract from the Philadel-
phia North Anaerica-, showing that measures
were on foot to exclude the Southern Wings
from the Convention, and thus secure the nomi-
nation of Gen. Scott. The Tribune follows in
the same track, but aims its blow at South Car
olina only, as. follows:
South CarolinG.-There was the mockery Of
a Wing Meeting the first held in the State for
several years-at Charleston afew evenings since;
Dr. F. Y. Porcher in the chair, and our some
time friend George S. Bryan doing the stage bus
iness. By his direction it was voted highly i'm
portant' to have the State represented at Balti-
nore-important, namely, to the defeat of Gen.
Scott. The meeting was therefore adjourned to
the 10th to give time to the Cooperation Of 9th
er Congressional Districts, -
The Wings of South Carolina have been rep
resented in Sundry National Conventions, but
have never yet given a single uote lin their Leg.
islature) for Wing Electors. We respectfully
suggest that if they cast eight Or nine Fillmore
votes in the approaching National Convention,
they contrive to cast at least one vote for some
Wing or other in the Presidential Election: We
don't ask them to choose their Electors; but,
since they are sogood at nominating, they might
at least have an Electoral Ticket and 60 through
the notions -,
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-08

A Georgia negro was riding mule along and
came to bridge, when the mule stopped. III
but you quarter said Jack I'll make you go
ober dis bridge and with that struck the mule
over the ears, which made him nod his head sud
denly. you take de bet den,' said the negro,
and he contrived to get the stubborn mule over
the bridge.-Iwon atquarter anyhow, said Jack.
But how will you get your money 2 said man
who had been close BY, unpercieved. Tomorrow,
said Jack, massa Glib me dollar, to get corn for
de mule, and l takes the quarter out. ss
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-08

A young couple went to the Rev. Paul DAVIS
to get married. Mr.D. is something Of aagg, g,
and by an innocent mistake, Of course began to
read from the prayer book as follows:
"Man that is born of woman is full of trou-
bic, and hath but short time to live" DC. 3
The astonished bridegroom exclaimed
"Sr, you mistake we came to be married. 8"
"Well," replied Davis, IF you insist 1 will
marry you, but believe me my friends you had
much better be buried u
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-08

d .|. .ss : fas V ~ 80.
How GREAT MEN CARRY THEIR HEADs.--Al-
most all men of talent, genius and celebrity have
babtually held their heads inclined either to the
right or the left. Alexander, Caesar, Louis XIX
Newton, Charles XII, Voltaire, Frederick the
Great, and Byron all had the habit. Mirabeau,
who defined his own. century and race, he'd ~
head firm and immoyably erect. Ha1
er inclined his head, but looked
battlefield, mankind and TIL
ere about whom there q :.
held his head up, and his
dressed the assembly. |
his head to the left 3
Beaumarchais look
his chin elevated
prosecuted, and
mobiles man
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-08

A young widow was
to take another husband
other first. "Oh, Ia !" said
vent fretting myself on scco'
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-08

An Auctioneer eS
and gentlemen, | ar
"Are youl" said au
thank you for that
hand.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26

VERY nIuceDent offered the subscriber
"A being engaged keeping for thirty ycars aud
eea good would sell AL The furniture ris house
Tie mostly PLAIN and ard ii house
nshed cellar will sell aud HE
upon long the require
and possession given the first tay OF January Il Is oi
the arges, and hest arranged hotels in this has been pu ~
complete order bottom anu
added
Persons a,ns this business cali and
The UNI /. Hotel JOHN TALMAN.
Nov 3-3tawl
National Inegoncer, tWashinr
Phladelpha York Exp and Boston
publish the week for ou weeks and 4cnt
lis N thia on~a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
VALUABLE ALHENARLE LAND.


IL o. deere" Pronounced On The IN DAY Of AeT.mher
sS $50 Ausua he ChaLcrry
>unss guardian ar &C.. the Undersigned "h'
1qGrrlurIouo the h.hes: iicr, kDNESD ". tie ' %
(sru!t "Wednesday be suitable Gay etsrSI-e n. reN
ii-reaT residence The late Wills ~ Ghf'l
tihemIe. .hnut trii-s Northwest
tld OF tie and valuable -it b
~ OF between =Iat an: iur hgd,- arrer I"
rntsr OF tanning rT neGts ui two
fr- .lousshn! tat Kitchen FGrrllGe besides Un'c
ct'"r .rlre- necessary b. namri.
y. Ni- u Garth have been divided be
SInH and re: h.w, as and The porto
-ui the undersigned .! - raid ana
'lrs ~ E ealr real eIcj "a ar" been 7icrG -
alt G-ice TIE cotton 20 be cc Ci.it=G INT
PIT !iY! an Iet the ctErr
i!r
monty gunY u a. Howell Tract
istarrr Of Charlottesville. IT,
Uav.r-gv md he Crat!al RAJ! Road. being
.H7n or either point well
ai-ia tie crop. this region 81 COUNTRY
winch Will be tod =, the lme a place.
:; number consisting oil men, Women 5o,s at se Ego,t
them b.iGr young a'.G :lkry.
The sod ocrih cash AMI The balarc.
m and three elGa iayrea. :e pnFaer rifIo
nnrl wAaTproYe Personal security and tie tl:e 10 be "it
uu'li the whole purchase none. l. pdii.
h
Of retaining money u months upon giving ocn: WIKI 4fp:ove
ae; tn residue OF
The purchaser VII e Horc
T. months time. b"aug interest from DAT. The nercs
be RENTED /! The principal is pUEctualiy pail
WV. l.. EARLY. Com'r.
Sor 'i-rwtls TfiOS WOOD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
HEHRiCO LAND FOX SALE.

md : MILES bILUW
Ss-E hIs Uabe Fam. lying -: n
Iirhuont. contain. about iooac;e nearly al
c4ar.t and ~ hst Improvement Wei a:artrd .
culture heat and The wood aHa l. aelI u
p!n. consist az dwelling hcu-e VII!
SIX rour. and al the houses There pitGd yOun-
orchard with ya: Of other 'Iu rct. on the prem!
springs OF the wai"rthe ocIe';
good Nrga!a healthy III
seldom a thrown market: w.!EIm !ory muue
good pike all The ready market 10
every th.lg hat j. a!set Of the place.
he early application tie made,
the who may "i-a purchase
Address. Richmond, Va. EOBT. b. LYME
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26

VyIRGINIA.-A: Circuit Court OF the county OF Hennco,
the State Court House the city 81 Richmond, on Mon.
day the eighth November thousand eight bundled aud
fifty "
William Palmer and John EndeS OF John Ender
ceased suing and such Others G tie creditors OF VIM
Depriost deceased choose become Of this suit
= P!antfs
against
Ann Deprrst administrative William F. Deprsst deceased.
and in her own right widow Of the said William F. DcpeIt aud
William f. and Clinton Deprest children and heirs at law
OF The said Depes deceased all OF whom are infants
Of lender Tsey their guard assiEnei TO defend
them in this s;,i. peienudlts
O he motion PENDANT Depree nis;rair,x OF
William deceased ard her righ by Counsel Inc
Couu doth gan, her file her 10 the bill Of n" plain
III. in this hereupon said defendant by Counsel he
her answer accordingly Court which answer; The said plaintiffs
by Counsel replied generally ,,.u
this day be heard on Inc ol
and oil he lnian defendants
by assigned defend them with replication TO inc
by Counsel On whereof
the audre and decree that Tho defendant Ann
Dpres VIM F. Depnes dee 40 rehae before
account OF he ut
the OF the William DeprieSt deceased ara ao
of The OF her said nesa now remain
Ing her hands for administration and me pooa0 M
and the SAID Commissioner further 6recro ae Wue publ
OF notice for four weeks successfully 10 some
printed the city OF Richmond ascean and report 10 me Cou
the and character OF the debts due ron lie estate "
William Depes and the character and prooans amount. zee
simple value OF the rea! estate. Of which the said william
priest died seized and POSSESSED with any seciay
be required By
any OF tho parties stated A Cory-Teste:
TISSLEi, elk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
MOST DESIRABLE IRON PKoPEKT1,

TsNII Catawba Iron Works property. between an
h0gsaud Of Iand IN the county - boie'ur VIZ
cnIa which blast furnace VITA he necessary buildings
repair and N. G7is: Mill house and d"eiins
Rouse. 4 offered Tor .te
The Catawba well lh and The Eastern markets
commanded The highest and there Is good
the irGish the Furnace with
plies properly cultivated
Tie for the above properly and rel
il On accommodation. rfiES JOS. Il. ANDERSON.
-Ir,,W nrLs Va M m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE WORLD:
USED BY THOUSANDS.
r e.lde by Physicians.

THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE WORLD:
USED BY THOUSANDS.
And Recommen ded by Physicians
HhR ROSE E12eciurant or Cough syrup Is decidedly The
~ es preparation aayIng and the most troublesome
that Lion of Disease. take III lime
Philadelphia. having devoted his 'o- aienion
the particularly the ireiinea o! csase
Lungs short curec Of ion ani
disease Trachca. wntrpe and confidently recon-
mend his the public generally
r CHAPMAN, VI. d, Philadelphia.
KESsINoroS, Phiiadc pha, Jan. IS, 1850
T. Dr. Ross-Dear Sir health. now FAY That
is pretty troubled with cough unless take cold
and then your Cough Syrup efec; erec; cure
wish YOU your Alternative Pills They
arr The vtry best medicine that was invented.
:" DR. COLEMAN.
PHILA Dec. IL. 1850
eerui!y recommend 10 the acr Dr. Rose@ Cough sy
rn for all pulmonary cured Of chronic afecuon
the single bottle OF Cough syrup and box
of his Family Pills WM. BUCKLEY,
Ridge Road, second door below Wallace a.
Inflammation OF the Lungs with spit
Ting and great debility for SIX months Al
irving three without relief completely
BY bottles of Dr. S Roses Cough Syrup or EXeco
U ) hiuu"A Az.
PoTTsvILLB. Pa. January a. !S6l.
When would your Cough Cold uhuenza. and avoid al
had from cold thoroughly Consumption
Bronchitis md Spiting Rood Iakc This syrup:
and Purcell Lac!
Bennett Ajit Gray. Gaynor Il Wood SrckeT
foLck~r Alex Dural K Duva. Blair NJ Zachri.s"n and
Ladi charlottesville. by 6 W Briggs Lynchonrs
hy J. H. Seay Wv. L-ctI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26

TNIE subscriber III. FOWHATAN HOUSE the city
NJ Richmond, and prepa
members Of the egisatue and the travelling public generally
avug thoroughly repaired and and handsomely urrshe
we'll popular Hpel plea any and conveniently To-
Broad Eleventh Capitol and City Hall
hat enabled those
who may ,aTor him with theI patronage.
h r DaRRACOTT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
NOTICE,
r.In\n .So D.EVIIIr Raj POAu COMPANY

aut appoint attorney obey or either
r.rn, IL 10 al! quesoAe ina, maT
enough before Stockholders Of The Rchnnhd
,3 p,ny!r Road Company oe held III The CITY 9! Rich.
% Wednesday, day OF December. lso2 or al al.
gt hereby rayns all the acts Of said atiof
ey premises. fully ASH were present and voing
isI$on. -, !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
~ III f GOV NNoK OF VIRGINIA.

vlcant, las occurred IN the Gettt ae;2! "
~ 80 ,y m. resignation OF James " cray delegate
COW - sprv al rScy Therefore Tue s'e Oh he saa cou
i''H Garrty tccuc' - hold an election IN ihat coun
!! " S NH ay 81 december next. for delegate % MI
the acancy Aforesaid -, ,r,,er ,he Sea. az ths <
"i'et .' 800 ,s Sin itg November, A. D.. so2. anG
ne 'ia year : " IOS JOHNSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
EXTENSIVE AND NALrAHlE tCAi Mr>Ls,

EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE coat MINIS.
Trustees r,ra;I Gsed iron j Kcruf cI,acG
"a and oilers ~ ri II, the tcts sf' tr corrr, -
fi~nrico ant G"oc!n-w. 6rs ,.GaeetsG bs NJ ros
1852. he r.r..,s a. II ncpcE. Nj. ~
equity li.nco. Eastern r.. har~ CGGC..
rIs' ,t.i The highest a!lE-r rfstu!s N.
liable Goa r"fery .to"n tie tool b. fia'r
Greek The uTJer ~ % Ticn cnuuy N snaI
Of the ac' n ne c"Lnly Coo'h.t c0f'a tire go
10 Land. Lace C0a Ile
known Crouch Fyul Lii t,IcStc
tie coal and l;msgi 10 80 - ti'i :" r ae cur
tsinc coal iei1soIiEeo ica mai. .! -.e.i.
extensively man! Years ~ bIrc
ia? r.,hnIcy. There tr .ai'u~'F-y
an inducements 70 sucr a. 10 Es
,raie.
their Appreciates and Fixture 40 s Gves conveyed az
whom dbask.n!In pei
PHI hands said be IL in lumber
AM aciy ai.r he Of he Coai ri6i Fec b.
properly thereon al. "Ccnuca. Iis, al
Tbos and Richard Couc's 'rJr's b'IrE c '.rr',
4bouGt The crop Of Goa better snosu ne "c's
Coal
i,- the proper: kno"E "Tr:Ei. rs
0 Cocchlarc.
Persons Jesou purchase. c1r,c'sc. VII ,Ies ne.
and lh-y esrG T. 20 ard bl CALLING - tus:
pre.-; he Pr. " i q !'eayr H. x
Tsg,, Thoe EirAIt u!cHcA.o ey f-I ,.gso -
vicinity Q: he properly such stt1os info nation k? y
a. desired.
n at the tne appointed should oIi.io
cau sell he vi! IrUiEtG
lime. prsmI.-- premises. UNI. Hace
TERM>tor the Real Estate. ""e tuA ca.; balance ~ H.
ard years drC,t
IN For he Slaves ca,h I5- .!,t
personal months credit 'or approved GoTser
l probable fat the owners Of tie other three trtrs
Of IN. Property he ihus
purchas-ra ,;niie N he "tn.- proreLy
WM. II MCFARLAND. Trra..~-
N-,. -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26

AZ Mater. as Musical th. Fashiunabr
OF heir superior tone power a
aby the Fashionable, Tor shear elegant style eavite work
aatr ,a eXc. ali resI-ctI
only ascn:s Tor the OF these lA-fu
uea p lie cilY . Richmond.
large supplies from the above ce
richly carved the style which IN
NV Others OF the present day and several plain
y u III good tone, d. 10. pfic.S.
NASH Il WOuDnOUSE, booksellers,
Ease SQUARE
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NLIaSACS FOX 1888.

u'Sr plHLl>iiEp ANj FNE SALE BIZ J. WAKKUt
yrT,rI ,ut Carolina Almanac. the year 1893,
.lru,ie ~ DAVID Richardson OF Louisa county Va: cen
nr: n. Asonomics 81 uatons correctilsn
n ac .; Delegates OF Virginia; the Courts Of Nre
n, so the Of North Caroliaa-wlih choice supply Z"
~. TIE Two Brothers. Young Ladies Toilet. teScc
90 .o1y .nis beautiful songs The Greeting and Fare
s - America New Appor!onarG OF Repre-. ehiation III Con
~. lang R,nE: FateDing ipuns LADIES' The Pocket Book
Winter Apples To tlcSie reaches
National ai,-i John Bull. and the Scotch
RtItes Problem, Charaies. Puzzles EEignia. &C. &c
y-or.er a!!resca 10 the publisher in Richmond. vii meet
,,,.r,,,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
UNIVERSITY OF ViNGINiN.

emer students unisersy Of Virginia who may be in
S,.4noui are rva the Hal! OF The House
t.f,l.rs on The 81 the "a oi December
m, OBJECTS take Into consideration The
M pronolas n. Of the University. aud ~ perfect
~ nnx ~ the hand appointed the
r al me Alumni, the procurement OF copy 81 Raphael
- ruI Athens
y.r VI I Hunter William Daniel Jr, A. II Fl Stuart, an2
!-r Alumni Of The unVersy have been invited 10 ad.
N>s..,a meeting THOMAS "A. ELLIS,
JNU. K THOMPSON,
b, b MINOR.
JOHN S CASkIE,
y. II. MASSlE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
AUCTION SALES,


SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Stall "i'a Ire 2n: 80 day jaGu-.y. 49, rAa c.n
In 'H a.: Ter !f se TDi!c .nct!o- 20 tic highest g!:-
~! aG&e AID lot AZ L"uI Cuurt Gtousc Tie ~ Is
aa.ir Enrwa Oh tie G.y Of sale.
Sac. i.-rf..- Holm 7 Ci':.:rS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
iY,Tilt CTION on TIE PIANO FORTE, HARP
Nm Al sic
SE. CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
ny T,II gEv WH LOVE

r5Nti would respectfully inform the inhabitants 81
Richmond and vicinity. that he viii open Classical School
IN NJ house occupied David Andersen Jr, Esq. 9Th ST.
mrs, Mon.ay III October From many years
h. hopes share Of public patronage
LgArlox-i very youth, being
erred AMI The
~! I!rv.
sass ay-Fron 1T October until Isl August;
English branches sac session Tor !as'cs
months invariably IN adj
y.n,c semi ,-.3ml WN LOVE.
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GREAT BARGAINS
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

-E undersigned having qualified Executor OF the last WI
Joseph Bora"lG, deceased
ysrsoms o nbtcL sll pleas cal 4ut -e
persons who may ha:- any claims against ne esa!r
vi r:es@ut lem properly authenticate!
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