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O. A shock of an earthquake was
very sensibly felt in New Hampshire
and Vermont, in the neighborhood Of
Claremont and Windsor, on Wednesday,
30th ult. 80 49,.
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EE Hon. JohnP, Kennedy, Of Md
succeeds Mr.. Graham, as Secretary Of
the Navy.
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DEATH .oFrrHE GovEaNoR OF New
MExico;&Acccunts have been received
Of the death Of Jas. s. Calhoun, Cover.
nor of New Mexico, while on the plains,
en- route for the States.
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Grand Isle Co.-Messrs. Humph-
rey, Butler.
On motion Of Mr.. Dewey, Of Essex
County, it was
Resolved, That when the Convention adj
journs, II adjourn to meet at three O'Clock
this afternoon at Grove. TO be designated for
the purpose, in the South part Of the Village.
On motion, the Convention adjourn
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EH Robert Rantoul, Jr., in speech
at Salem last week, declaredjp favor Of
Picrceand King. ~ s. - -
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EH Mr.. Lawrence, our minister to
England, does not intend to. resign, as
stated. IA f. y.
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EE Five wings voted against Ben
pett's Land bill, ip the House Of Rep
re'cutstivss, aud eight y one Democrats,
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e. There was great ere in Mon
treal last Thursday.
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WING State Convention.


OOhbiN"iV", '",Vuiy >, ioVS'
Pursuant to notice given the Wings
of Vermont, in great numbers, assem-
bled in State Convention in the spa
cious Hall in Bank Block, in BurliDg-
ton,on the 18th of July, 1852, at 10 o.
clock in the forenoon, and we're called
to order by Hon. JOHN DEWEY, Chair
man of the State Committee.
On motion, EDWARD KIRKLAND, Of
Brattleboro, was appointed President.
and G. f. DAyEY, of Burlington, and
Thomas HALE, of Windsor, Secreta =.
rics, pro tenn.
On taking the Chair, Mr.. Kirkland
addressed the Convention, in a few
felicitous, appropriate and eloquent re-
marks.
On motion Of IL. II. Stacy, of Bur
lington, it was
Resoired, That Committee of one from
each County be appointed, on nomination Of
the Chair, to nominate officers for the perma-
ncnt organization of this Convention.
Whereupon the following named
gentlemen we're appointed to constitute
said Committee: y
John Kimball, Windbam County ;
Merritt Allen, Bennington do; D. ii.
Hilton, Windsor do. = George W.
Strong, Rutland do; D. S. Church,
Addison do b. w. bartholomew, Or,
ango do; VIM. Harmon, .Chittenden
do; Edward A. Webb, Washington
do; Augustus Burt, Franklin do; Z.
A. Cahoon, Caledonia do; Henry
Stowcll, Lamoille do; William l..
Sowles, Grand Isle, do; portus Bax-
ter, Orleans do; VIM. B. May, Essex
On motion of j. Ii. Barrett, Of
NIiddlebury, it was
Reeolred, That Committee of one from
each County be appointed, on nomination OF
the Chair, to prepare and report resolutions
to the Convention.
Whercupon the following named
gentlemen were appointed to constitute
said Committee:
| J. L. Stark, Jr., Bennington Coun.
ty; r. w. Clarke, Windham do; S.
| NJ. Conant, Rutland do; J. F.Deanc
Windsor do; J. III. Barrett, Addison
do; ]. S. Morrill,, Orange do; D. W
c. Clarke, hittenden do; E. 2. Wal
ton. Jr., Washington do; c. II. Hay
lden, Franklin. do; II. s. Bartlett, Cal
edonia do. Moses Morse Lamoille do.
Samuel Adams, Grand Isle do. ;Georgt
Worthington, Jr., Orleans do; Jonal
Brooks, Essex.
| The President laid before the Con
vention a communication from tn,
State Committee, which was read, ant
is as follows:-
BURLINGTON, July 7, 1852.
To tic President ef the Wig Stat
Contention,
SIR:-The Wing State Contra
Committee, believing that large por
ton of the Wing Party Of the Stat,
are in favor of appointing said Com
mittee at the annual State Convention
holden for the nomination of State off
t GERS; that such appointment, comm,
more fresh from the people, would giv'
new tone and energy to the campaign
and ardcntly desiring to see old WIFI
Vermont roll up a larger majority 70
: ScoTT and GRAHAM than she has eve
given to any Presidential Candidates
we hereby tender our resignation t
to the Convention, and recommen'
the adoption of the change herein sug
) gested, and the selection of Commit
tee by the present Convention.
Respectfully Yours,
> JOHN DEWEY,
ii. b. STACY,
ID. A. HEAD,
JOS. ii. BARRETT,
's Ii. CARPENTER.
n. x.ot,o,, &c IJoroon HorrNapfar Z
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The Convention re-assembled in in
creased numbers, at the Grove near
Union Street, selected for the purpose,
and resumed the unfinished business
of the Convention. IKE
Mr.. KimbaIl, of Windham County,
from the Committee, appointed to nom
mate permanent officers Of the Conven-
ton, submitted their report, which
was unanimously adopted, and is as fol-
lows:
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Competitors on Butter and Cheese
are required to furnish full and detail
ed statement of the number of Cows kept
BY them, the manner Of keeping, and
the process Of manufacturing the articles
presented
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NEW PUgEECATsSNs.
VALUABLE WORKS,
Lately published, for sale by
Ma 6EH 81 vHekn D1EnnT@xr

Lately published for sale by
NASH s. WOODHOUSE.
Disposition on Government, and Discourse on the
Constitution and Government of the United States by
j. C. Calhoun, edited by r. K Crale, published under
the direction OF the General Assembly of the State of
South Carolina.
HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES-Volume Nv
being volume of the History of the Revolution, oon-
tanning Epoch First the overthrow of the European
Colonial System, l7i51763, by Hon George Bancroft,
svo.
"Of all American writers who have written on the his
tory otheir country would pronounce him be
the most conscientious His former volumes remar-
kabe for the amplitude and accuracy of their references
The authorities cited were often recondite and obscure
yet evident that they had been sted carefully and
critically. The may be said ofthe volume before
Careful research has enabled Mr. Bancroft throw new
Light several points connected with the settlement and
carly history OF his country AS his dates approach
or to the present time the of information
open on him i'll abundance. The MS. additions to our
knowledge OF the times treated of in these volumes
are considerable; but they spread pretty fairly
throughout the entire Notwithstanding new light to
ther than thrown into The effect produced
that of greater roundness than absolute change in
old historical verdicts.-London Athenaum
THE LIFE OF THE HON. JOSEPH STORY with
selections from his correspondence edited by his son.
VIM. w. Story, vols. 8vo with portrait.
1.-THE Life of Judge Story by his has been looked
for with interest for time and the public will well
come it with pleasure. 1t is published in Messrs Little
Browns handsomest manner, and the first volume is il
Illustrated by excellent likeness of Judge Story, taken
from crayon drawing by his son."
THE MISCELLANEOUS WRITINGS OF THE
HON. JOSEPH STORY, edited by his son, VIM W.
Story, 8vo.
We cordially recommend its perusal to every the
objects diverse, that the of the tast
dious must be suited. "-Philadephia Item. my
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NOTICE..


THO Jefferson swsnn, executor of John Swami, de-
Il ceased, who waa executor of Sam' Swami, deceased
James Scott executor of Robert Craig deceased George
Fisher, executor of Daniel Call, deceased Samuel Tay
lor receiver of the estate of Robert Craig James Caske
agent in fact for the of Thos Craig Henry Swami
Alexander Swami, Frederick Swami George Swami Jas
Swami, John Swami Miller w. Micheaux and Mary, his
wife, who was Mary Swami, James McLaurine, r, Geo.
Rutherford Robert Mongomerie Robert Speer Robert
Fanld, Alexander Kerr, Thomas White and David Wash
Take notice, tina. SHALL the 18th day OF June 1852
the Circuit Court of Chancery for Henrico county
to reinstate the docket osaid Court certain suit late
ly pending in said Court under the style of Thomas
Thompson Swan, Samuel Swami Dabney M. Wharton
and Ann, his wife, formerly Ann swami, and Nelson Ro-
bnson and Jane, his wife, distributes of Samuel Swami
deceased Plaintiffs against Jefferson Swami executor
John Swami, deceased, who was executor of Samuel
Swami deceased James Scott executor of Robert Craig
deceased Daniel Call receiver of the of the said
Robert Craig, Henry Swami, Alexander Swami Frede
rick Swami. George Swami, James Swami, John Swami
Miller w. Mieheaux and Mary, his wife, who Mary
Swami James Mel aurine, il George Rutherford, Rob
Montgomerie Robt Speir, Robt Fauld Alexander Kerr
Thomas White and David Wash Defendants, which said
suit was by order pronounced therein the goth of
March, 1s49 discussed to the plaintiffs at the
and shall ask that The be redocketed revived and
proceeded in to final decree.
ISAAC A. GODDIN,
Sheriff of Henrico,
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
CITY COUNCTt,

At a regular monthly meeting of the Council
last evening, Mr.. c. Robinson offered preamble
and resolutions, which were adopted, expressive
of the belief of the Council! that Gov. johnson ac-
ted from conscientious motives in committing the
punishment of Jordon Hatcher, the slave condemn
ed to be hung for the murder of Mr.. Jackson
condemnatory of the proceedings Friday night
in front of the Governors mansion, and express
sive of their qualification that the crowd which
had assembled on that occasion quietly dispersed
without rendering it necessary to call in the aid
of the military.
Capt. Dmmock offered resolution requiring
all owners or employers of slaves residing in the
city to board them in lieu of allowing weekly
amount in money.
The bonds OF several of the officers elected at
the recent charter elections were presented and
approved.
A petition from citizens of Chillicothe, Chic
asking aid to relieve them in part from the effects
OF a most disastrous fire, by which they had been
visited on the first of April, was presented and
laid upon the table.
list of insolvents returned by the City Col
ector was presented and referred to the Commit
tee on Finance.
A report from the Overseers of the Poor was
received, by which it appears that pauperism in
creased 10 per cent. last year.
petition, signed by about 200 property hold
ers in Monroe Ward, was presented, asking the
Council to purchase s'Jackson's Garden" for the
purpose of converting it into Public Park, for
the accommodation of heavy population residing
remotely from any of the other public squares
Referred to the Committee Public Grounds.
After the transaction of some other business,
possessing little general interest, the Council ad-
journed.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-11

THOSE OF OUR CITIZENS WHO DESIRE A
good Medicine will find in the justly celebrated Pills
OF Doctor Brandreth which have performed cures upon
thousands and hopeless persons after the usual
scientific skill ofphyscans had cosoed them with the as
that they could do The properties othese
Pills. as an anti bilious and aperent medicine, unrva
ed all who use the recenme nd hem their virtues sur
pass al euog and must be used to be appreciated The
weak and delicate will be strengthened by their USE not
by bracng but removing the the
and corrupt hunos of the body They require no change
in the diet of any kind. Plain directions accom-
pany each box that every is his own competent
physician. For sale by BRANCH
ap12 East Main street, corner below the Old Market
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-11

ABSALOM,
llhefrst Oratorio euer Performed in this Catul
IOMPOSED by Haydn, Handel, Mozart Beethoven
- Arranged by Woodbury.. Conducted by Mr. S. S
STEVENS TO be performed by Professors and Amateurs
at the First Presbyterian REV Mr. Moores) Church for
the benefit OF Rev. Mr. Michebachers Synagogue on
TUESDAY, May 18th, at O'clock
PERsoSs.-David King ofIsrael
Absalom, his son.
joab, ChiefG General of the Army
Messenger
lamar, Davids daughter
Merab, Attendant OF lamar
People, Warriors Travellers and Priests
Price of admittance, 81 90. Tickets to be had a,
~ Wv D0'A ~''fss' mar 4--dtd
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Neither House of Congress sat Saturday.


Accident to tho Hon. Daniel Webster.
JOURNAL OFFICE,
BosToN, May 8.
Hon. Daniel Webster was thrown from his
carriage this moring at Kingston, while on his
way from Marshfeld to Plymouth, by the break
ing of some part of the carriage.
He was taken to house near by, and ply
sican was sent for, who found his injuries very
slight.
When our Informant left it was thought he
would be able to return to Marshfield after few
hours rest.
The accident was caused by one of the wheels
Of his carriage coming off.
He was accompanied at the time by Mr.. Abb
bot; his private secretary.
MIR. Wis slightly bruised on the shoulder,
and his forehead is also somewhat injured.
His physician considers his escape from more
serious injury as truly remarkable.
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Ely GEORGE y. SWIMMER.
EVER-BL0OMHNss wo.Es. EVE
BY ALEXAND NIa7s az a..
NO. VI Main street, opposite the city IL otel.


TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS * SATURDAYS
I the above named days Il will sell at public auction
~ at my store opposite the City Hotel commencing at
as the following: ~
FURNTURE.-Cabinets Wardrobes Sideboards Blu.
reas bedsteads Chairs oevery style and PATTERN Hair
and Shuck Mattresses Dining Tea Toilet and Card Tables
Beds and Bedding &c
ALSo-A large lot OF seasonabe piece and cut Dry
FlanneIs bleached and unbeaGbed Domestcs, white and
brown Linen Table Covers n Cloth d. Hosiery era
watts. Shirts and Drawers, &c.
CLOTHING, &c-Also, large collection of seasonabe
ready made clothing. Boots and Shoes silk wool snd
waterproof Hats, cloth and glazed Caps, Cutlery and
large assortment OF Trunks Valice and Carpet Bags Ma
sons Challenge Backing Friction Matches Clocks and an
endless variety ofPerfumery and Fancy Goods of every
description.
NH AIEx MOTIF T. ro
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SECOND SUPPLY OF NEW SUMMER
GOODS.


SECOND SUPPLY OF NEW SUMMER
RREEDEN FOX have just received per steamers
- City of Norfolk and Roanoke their second supply of
Goods most OF whichhave been purchased in New York.
auction the past week and will be offered at very low
prices. Among them may be found
India Silks, checks and stripes, very cheap
Printed Fouards and Grenadines
Do Barages and Tissues
Do Silk Muslins and Herhannas
Do Organdy and Jaconet Muslins
Do French and Scotch Lawns
Black and print I'D Challie
White figured and embroidered Muslins
French and Scotch Ginghams
Linen Drlings for boys
Thin Mourning Goods, in great variety
Also French worked Collars, Sleeves and Flouncings
Cambria and Swiss Trimmings with full stock of House
keeping Goods both in Linen and Cotton to which they
invite the attention Of their friends and the public
my 11-2aw2w No 217, Broad street
ORANGES AND LEMONs.-75 boxes Oranges
''' '' ''''''N Alu s. s. B BOZ
my II No l6s Main ST., opposite the Banks
NAPLES FIGs.-5o boxes Naples Figs extr
l quality just received and for sale by m
myll No 1913 Main ST.. opposite the Banks
RANANNAs.-A splendid lot of Bananas. just re-
my Il - No 1853 Main st., opposite s the Banks.
DINE APPLEs.-lo doz. Pine Apples, just recei
L we'd and for sale by S. BONAVITA,
my II No. l6s Main st.opposte the Banks.
DREsERVED GINGER.-20 cases Of Preserv-
4 ed Ginger just received and for sale by
my II No. 1903 Main St, opposite the Banks.
A adjourned meeting ofthe Stockholders Of the Rich
n mond Library Company will be held at their room in
the Athensum this evening, at7i o'clock full atten
myls Sscy.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-11

The New MARKET HousEs.-Mr. Edwin
Cooke, the contractor and builder, has rendered to
the Council ample security for the faithful perfor-
nance of his recent contract and will speedily
commence the erection of the New Market
Houses. We congratulate the council upon the
selection of this gentleman's bid, because his we'll
established reputation for energy and skill gives
to completion.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-11

ANOTHER DIFFICULTY IN ToBAcco FAcToRY.-It
currently reported last evening, but could not
trace the to reliable source. eye wit
ness-hat one ofthe overseers in Mr.. Mayo's factory,
SITUATED at the corner of Cary and 10th streets
ry seriously injured by Of the slaves in the factory
yesterday afternoon whilst attempting to chastse the
slave for misconduct The negro tits reported escaped
from the factory and is now at large.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-11

CARELESS DRIvISG.-Mr James H. Murrell having
complained of Moses, driver of the omnibus belonging
the Columbian Hotel for reckessly driving against and
knocking him down. in 10th street. on Friday last the re-
cusan driver arragned before the Mayor yesterday
Having explained the matter to the satisfaction OF Mr. Muir
re, and promising for the future observe creator eau
ton, the complaint was Withdrawn and the driver dis
charged
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED
Schr Satellite, Bradshaw, Windsor, plaster
Schr Ann Elicit. Saturn, North Carolina, shingles
Schr Perseverance. Minor, Troy lumber
Steamer City of Norfolk, Post New York, to A Lee
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish, New York. to Ludlam &
Watson
Steamer Belvidere, Clifford, Baltimore to do do
SAILED,
Schr Haxall, Layield, New York. mdze D Currie
Schr Sarah Emma Wall Philadelphia.
Schr Eliza Frances, Wall, do
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SPLENDID EXHIBITION,
FOR ONE WEEK MORE. AND POSITIVEI
AT ODD FELL VS. HAL

AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Commencing on MONDAY EVENING, May 10, 1852.
DRAFTS GREAT ORIGINAL PANORAMA OF
Il D E N, presenting the Botany of the Globe with
three groups of Alan and Eve, the size of life exquisite
finished in oil colors and before exhibited in the
city of Richmond.
Admittance, 25 cents.
Doors open at = o'clock
The Panorama will commence moving at o'clock.
nv ii
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MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
SALE OF HORSES EVERY SATURDAY
nm the days above named, commencing at o. o,clock
- VIII sell at auction, at my on 18th st. a va
ing ~ ~
:, GRoCERIEs-Sugar, Coffee, Gunpowder Tea Can
dies Soap Nails Starch Bacon hams shoulders and sides
Rlce Pepper, Ginger, Brandy, Whskey, Gin Molasses
Butter, Lard Herrngs, Shad.
, FuRNlTURE-Bureaus, Sdeboards Washstands.
Feather Beds, hair and shuck Mattresses, Bedsteads
ding OF every description Tenders Shovel and Tongs.
with other 9TH nrtees in the line
Shoes, Slippers, Clothing of every kind, Hats Caps
Books, &c, "-'pp'As ape'
mn 20 r. CAUTHORN.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-11

The HUsrINGs COURT met yesterday, but
transacted no business ofimportance. During the
present term negro woman will be tried for the
crime of arson
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

RICHMOND MARKETS. May 10.
TOBACCO-The market is not so brisk to-day owing
to the heavy breaks We quote Lugs at s2a 81
raj sales 81 to 81 Leaf ~ to ssh good shipping
81 to 49, fine manufacturing $40 to $2ol
BARKsDALE K READ.
FLOUR-Last sales 81 !; some holders asking S4s.
WHEAT-We quote red at 80 cents, and white at e5
cents per bushe
CORN-6o cents " bushel.
CORN MEAL-70c y bushel.
BACON-Baltimoro cured sides III 011tc; shoulders
sa0loc held at latter figures hams III lac; market
firm and tending upwards.
aMOLASSES-New Orleans IS o so cents; Cuba II a 20
cents; Porto Rico asa Is cents.
SUGARS-New Orleans $44 so; Porto Rico 81 0e;
St. Crox &c; Crushed Oh Powdered ST. Clarified 70
II; Loafo094
COFFEE-Rio 5000; Laguira 9l99i. the market
has an upward tendency.
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To the Editors Of the Richmond Times:
GENTLEMEN-Permit me through the medium of your
valuable columns contradict report of my having re-
quesed signatures petition for the pardon of the
gro Jordan Hatcher l know nothing of the petition
whatever, and only learned that the pardoned
when it announced in the newspapers.
Yours, respectfully, S. L. PELLET.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.. Max1o p NJ

BALTIMORE MARKETS. May 10, P. NJ.
FLouR-We note sales to-day of 1000 bills Flour at 81
s79
WHEAT-Red sells at 81 90; and white at 81 o. a
81 o5 per bushel.
CoRN-Salss of white and yellow Corn at Al SO cents
bushel.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-11

THE oAroRio oY AssALoM, to be performed
tonight in the First Presbyterian Church, will;
hey ond doubt, afford rich treat to lovers of deli
cious music.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-11
NOTHCE-COOpEns VANTED.

1NHE subscriber wishes to hire b tbe wear month ar
Il otherwise, forty iourbarrel Coopers to whom con-
slant employment and liberal wages will be given Also
is desrous- OF purchasing FLOUR BARREL TIMBER
N any quantity at the highest market price, delivered at
Richmond Va. either in bcts or dressed An early APP
pcation is desired. 'r
my 4-1m WIN G. WAJTuATr
EgWhig and Dispatch will please copy twelve times
each, and send bills to this Office -
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-11

The austrian Minister'S Letter to the Secretary of
State. WASHINGTON, May 8, 1859.
1t is understood that the recent letter of Che
Waller Husemann will shortly be communicated
to Congress. Its con- ents will be found to be a
courteous farewell to the President, compliments
ing him upon the friendly personal relations al
ways existing between them, but intimating that
the conduct of the diplomatic relations of the u.
States by the Secretary of Subsequently, as
regards Austria, and himself as her high repre-
sentative-has not been of character to COM
mend itsefto his imperial majesty, and was want
ing in the attributes Of neutrality, and comfy
which had always heretofore marked the rela-
tons between the two governments,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-11

Selden Withers & Co., Bankers, of Washington
city, have taken six per bonds of the city
Wheeling. These bonds guaranteed by the State off
Virginia and issued to enable that city pay her
subscription the stock of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company. We have not learned the rate at which
they were negotiated.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-11
SELLING OFF AT COsT FOR CASH.
$4,000 WORTH DRY GOODS!
word, Ferguson g. RarlssdaIe

I INTENDING to make change in their business on the
hrst day OF July next, offer their Stock of Goods at
Cost ter Cash. and respectfully as persons who desire
they do 80 They feel confident that more general as
sortment OF Dry Goods selected with more care
was never oered for sale at cost in this market 1t was
ufactures and their agents. '
The goods OF which consists othe latest and most
approved style, embracing among other things ga A
o. and 1874, Bleacded and brown Domestios prints
from cents to the best quality French, English and
american Lawns ditto Ginghams ditto black and fancy
de LANES, 40 Silks, black Bombazines and Alapacas
Cloths and Cassimeres Satin Silk and Marseiles Vest.
1ngs Irish Linens and sheetings Linen Cambria and
Kid Gloves-lady's IS cents; mems s7l cents-and ser
wants Clothing Of every descriptions together with gem
eral assortment of every thing usually kept in Dry
public that there is ham5ng in this ADVERTISEMENT
may 3-dlm