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AUCTLON SALES.
BY JAMES "A. T1YE60
TWO HOUSES AND InrS -.

0A JAMkS M. TAYE60---====
Two HOUSES AND IOTs nv
wa, GlnaNiCSVlLLE TURNPIKE AT AUcTnon
VIII De sod on the premises, on Thur~S.r -
xotn inst, at o'clock N, two Brick Hou.es s ~
Lo!s situated on MecnanicsviIle Turnpike. ! .hos.
Instance from its intersection with venable stree.
anese houses have been recently built have about
n,. f,i. eacn, and are In very good order. The
alley. -1 '1N oa'A Lou iees 70 IN
MS property Is located In one of the most i'm,
raus neighoorhnods in or near the city-ss re-.
,.a snow. and viii at sill times yield hand.
soTse per cent on the probable cost
AEAMs.-One-third cssh +: balance n. q and 10
ord sao, .o neeotiabe notes, with interest added
ano secured by deed OF trust on the ptopertv
JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
USE And LOT ON BROAD AND
IN ,bs 49, s.s a1 Auction.-Will be sold
at D clock In the Afternoon the Frame Honsa a.
Let situated on 18th. near Brosd street occr,.iS
at present by Capt William Iilby. The House ia
nearly new. ana contains sbout sig rooms IT,
Lot fronts 80 feet and runs back about $50 feet ~
This property is In high and airy situation. and 4.
In a retired and quiet neighborhood
Terms of sale-One-thlrd cash, balance at 6 and
IL months, for negotiable notes, bearing interest.
and secured by deed OF trust
aul7 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auct
STREET AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on
TUESDAY next, the Path instant, on the premises
at O'Clock in the afternoon, that really desirable
House and Lot on the south corner OF Broad and
Mayo streets, occupied by Mr. 5. NJ. Price. The
House is built of brick, four stories high, contains
about 10 rooms 10 the first style OF finish, with every
convenience that could be desired, the city water
and gas have oeen introduced into the premises,
and there is a connection with the city culvert on
Broad street The kitchen, also OF BRICK, has four
rooms, and there other out houses, &c. The
LOt fronts 30 feet runs back 100 feet, alley of
% feet width and is AZ feet wide in rear forming
large yarc. The location OF this property being
retired yet within five minutes walk the princI-
pal business parts OF the city, public buildings, DC,
together with the style OF the buildings, combines
to offer attractions 10 the professional business
nan desiring central and pleasant residence.
TERMS CT SALE.-OLe fourth Cash, balance at
IL, lS and "a months credit, paym bearing in
terest, and secured by deed of trust upon the
property.
au Is JAMES NJ. TAYAOR, Auct.
IN ACRES Or LAND IN hEERICO COUN.
EcO TY AT AUCTlON.-Will be sold on
-HOnday, the 9Th September, Chat being court
day) IN front OF Aenrico County Court House, at II
O'Clock Nj, about $50 acres OF Land, situated in
Henrico county, about six miles below the city, and
joining the land OF Mrs Frazier and Boswells Mill
| hi. land is heavily dad nina
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TN HGHSE row Ek ENGINE, with
LEI Doliet, nearly new, tor sale at the Eagle
-iya Gary street, below Pearl, by
p. RaHM,
god Noui3er can obtain EN- 2loyment oy
= application 10 +, Il.
"a 2l-yt
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III Ais, NAILc.-3U1 kegs Ola Dominion
~ Mans; 500 do Dover 90, for sale by
at - A 5. LEE.
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FL FOR HUsTUN.-4h ne superior last
- sailing brig Thos Knox, Captain Smr h, Is
now ready 10 receive frei- hi as Shove, and WA
sail wirn ali Possible dispatch For balance OF
freight Of sou boxes Tobacco, apply to
al ~ hObERI RANKIN
pLACksM ,TH WANTED.-We wish 10
d emnlov fur A friend, hrst Fate Blacksmith 10
go to the country. For such gu one, constant EN-
uovrnen, and * rate wages viii. be given. Apply
W s. & G. DONNAn,
an IL No u neari street.
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EoCND-on Union Hill, Hair Bracelet,

EOCND-On Union Hill, Hair Bracelet,
L with The Initials Of some PEE sons name Ell
graved on the Inside, which the owner nave
Dy calling at Inis Office and describing the same,
and paying for tns advertisement au I9-3t
ENXCHANGE DEFICk.--Ihe subscriber
~ las taken the Ctice on l4th street, near the
Poet flee, (lormer!y occupied by J B. Morton,
EsI } 10: the purpose Of conducting an Exchange
and Banking Business. Northern k2cEanse
ULcurIent Bauk Notes, God and silver Dough aud
sold.
Ru l9-Gst WILLIAM w. ECSTACE
AUNT PIiLLts'- CABE>.-NAoIi g
Il WUOUHOUsE, cage Square, have just re
celyed unit Phiis CaOin, Southern Lie as It
is, by Mrs Eestr1au-paper soc, c!oth 75c
l.s volume vii pres, Ut picture OF Southern
Lie, al III REM points u: WV IiC1l the one
Occ4 ped " tile auiaUr vi u4c.u iOn Cauln
History OF the MUrtnOns. CT Latter Day Saints, by
Lieu. GunLison, ciOtl-6-c
Recreation: novelty Cooper ? vos-J0c
Bride VI Lammermoor: Legend Q! Montrose,
part Z; Wavery Moves, 4.bootsIor1 ecluOn--prlce
J0c
Al new books received as soon published
Gueechy, by the autnOr OF Inc Wide, Wide
World, 18th thousand, : vols Elmo 10.
Horseshoe Robinson, by J Kennedy, author OF
Swallow Barn, with Illustrations. Revised edition,
l2mo-cloth | 90
kuugning it in the Bush, by Mrs Noodle. Stu
Thousand, , yols-paper SIC; cotn euc; yo! ciotn
75c. au ~
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


| - = hSs
BY WILLIAM = DAVIS.
GIVEN MULEs.--We viii cen Il nrh1,. -.
- non On sAIuHDAY MORNING, u 10 o'closs
Mules, years old each so1ns
Hau 20 PuLLIAM 4 DAVIS. Auc,.
By JOHN X. ID. PAYNE, saiesman.
pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST.
ID executed to Us on the 24ih day Of June. issa'
recorded in the Hastings Court for the city OF Rich
mond, by the firm Of John A. Temple a. Co, aud at
the request OF the benenciaries la the deed, we
shall, On MONDAY the 30th day of August, 1852
At half past o'clock P. ~, ON the premises, sell
for cash. Stable at the k. and p. Railroad Depot
on the lot occupied by Clarke Hatcher, containing
E or 10 stalls; ana BlacksmitE's Shop, joining
Messlers boat yard the Basin, with Bellows, An
wills and Tools, and Wooden She1 near the shop,
II being part OF the property assigned in the said
deed
su 10 WATSON & HUGHES, Trustees
BY DUNLOP, MONCUKE Il CO.
CARGO OF MOLAssES AT AUG.
" TlON.-On Tuesday, the 24th inst, com.
mencing at 10 oclock we will sell at the Ware
house on the Dock, corner of Cary and 2Jth sIees,
3l3 hhds, IL tierces early crop Molasses, prime
quality.
Terms Under 500, cash; ever 500, 4 months
credit for approved negotiable paper.
Sale without regard 10 weather.
suI7 DUNLOP, MONCURE d CO, Auct.
No. SHELL OYSTERS
G237S6 Just received, fresh from Cherrystone,
and Kept ON ice. Call and try item, at
"TH ARBOURn York River
Grabs, HOLSTERS, Picked Oysters, Lamb
Tongues. Pigs Feet, Sardines, Fresh
Halibut. Hog Fish, and various other luxu-
rles now hand and will be served up in our best
style at moments notice. Drop in and try Them
Corner Main and 18th streets.
au l9-6t R. w. ALLEN.
EECHES, LEECHES.-Tne public are
IL hereby informed that have just received by
Adams Express, superior lot of Swedish Leeches,
which Will be applied upon reasonable terms |
can always be found az the Hair Dressing Shaving
Shampooing and Bathing Salo under the Amer,
can Hotel-entrance IN 1ltn street
K. c. HOBSON.
N. B-Cupping and Leechina attended to at the
shortest notice, and upon the most reasonable
terms. aul7
RONDs VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL.
~ kOAD, secured by mortgage, with Coupons
attached, interest ana principal payable in New
York. Ten thousand five hundred dollars above
BoGds, IL sums OF $50 each Tor sale oy
au l1-diw DAVID ANDERSON, JR.
| g. kGR REST-A House 10 Bowling Green
/ 8.i containing rooms, besides a kitchen, a
large yard, excellent well OF water attached
to the This may De had on very reasonable
terms II application De made immediately to
LOUIS kkPPLER 81 BROTHER,
| Earthenware Manufacturers.
To be found at tn Old Marset au l7-2w~
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AoAItk.-la pa su 4uce Oi ii wit oi election
a"aioei by the County Court OF Henfico and
IL erect d, notice Ii hereby gwen that an cleo
W. De- ned al the Court House Of said county
-'r fourth THURSDAY in August, 1852, (being the
-iy Of the SAID month"; Tor the election OF d
~! u VI sad county 70 supply the vacancy oc
, 'ae1 W the teilure OF VIM. Clopton, (yecen,ly
'ea - aaid Office to salIiy in the manner aud
Ill l4e time req aired yy law.
GEO. w. TOLER,
~ieF Conducting the election at the county c. H.
~ Ctde
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lsACUiN a. BASH nkflLL offer ioE sale
- liU nhC1 Porto RICO
III 60 New Orleans
49, halt coxes Loaf Z sugar.
as bsls Crushed aud Powered
III uuls Coffee and Clarified
sig bags Rio
4S4 90 LAgaira
6A 40 Caps Coffee.
81 90 Java
50 &C Costa Rica & Ncck.
10 CHS New CrIeaGs Moiasses
80 LAos zorro Rico uo
50 Dol. sugar House Syrup. suJ7
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UiChLLNG AHD PRESkhVE JAGS.-
/ genera assortlleut Or CrockeTy China and
Glass Ware. X. l.. hiCkSUE,
au l9 zig Broad street.
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EAEsH LEMoN-.-IU UO>es Lelluus, IN
l. prime oroer, just received Per Roanoke, ana
for .aie d ANIOnIO PlZZiNI,
al Is AZ Main street. under Cay hot !.
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Z FIRST OF THE SEAsON.-SO-
"a SORA SORA!l "A few OF these
. / 4cious DIS just received, and will be
- lYeJ up 10 order at
~ tALLEN'S'' ARBOUR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-20

r, re Isl Baltimore Fair, it was pronounced 10
-ar oe-t DIR that was exhibited. Price sos.
! ats" Al want of a superior Wheat Drill are re-
s. l. give tbs a trial. and send in their orders
~. d saall III n1sr only will be made, and
i--Ls- = pe-f rn e4ua to auy other.
Il. ia .UTIN,
v 3 t,t-lr1 l.:5 Main sF-pat Rich upuH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-20

II A-NhLA EAcO>.-na.iss, seUuidsxs<s
l. sides, Tor sale oy ID.
au 10 WILLIAM EGGLEEfGN
NCOAA Ill - - Il IA u A. A , 20, a.
~ fhiAE FOhTU RICO, tCr Salt By 1xe<N :
az &c WILLIAM EGG HESlOS
~ ttskOEs FOR hlA E.--A .1e,kx&
~ Man, Il Woman, and TWO spiightly A5SxVo q;
az 10 IOLka < COON, u.9essFAS ~
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GOIANF-U-N75 n ALNI Z L . Z Z Z A ~
y FHEkZERs.-tn De above rec. er has De,.t.
PRONOUNCED Us tnCse VINO have use1 them To b..
eae best IL USE, as pure Cream Deen procured.
WIN scaEceiy any labor whatever, IN twenty mi
Gutes
IEe interior arrangement Of this Freezer is so
constructed as ~ iIgnten the Cream sad causes il
10 oe nner Than CAN possibly DC done by any other
mode. la eacn Freezer are tut. and simple di-ec.
uons no" 70 Use tnen Are IN sizes oil /, q. ., II
sna AZ quarts The subscriber date. himself ia
above Freezer has been brought To suc p,.riecEiSa
as regards simplicity, that every person vino VII
take the tIouuie 70 CAL and examine tnea, gili car
fanny be Induced 70 MAKE purchase. Y
rvs .ae al the Eousc Fasnisaing store Of <H.\
az i6-lw f. C.tagtt az us;t<r2A.
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nKiyER "ASTED.-Wanted,a DRIVER
- TO drive team on the street. For good one
white OF black) liberal hire will be given. En-
qure at this office. au l9-lw
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ERKINGs AND MACK kkEL.-50
l. bbls No l Halifax Her ings; 20 do Nc Mack.
erei, landing per -chi Mercy Taylor, for sale by
au 81 JOHN Ii. CLAIBORNE.
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e. EABttUUA 81 HEEEk, would invite their
~ fliend= and tue pubic gen :ielly, to their well
Dye Stut-, &C.
al ~ 10 Broad street.
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txREttURY a. 1sAtK KY.
!Hauagers. Richmond. Viruiuia

Successors 10 J. W. Injury u Co.-otice No 6:
Main street.
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- HAhp's RICh HOND GKOUND
- PLASTER, for sale by
au 20 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE
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a. AATED-A good " HELM hIGhI Walt
w cd ~ work by tue day, al cUat.e ~Ugk. None
Eeed pp.y Uut hGst ate ~UIkiIi-n. Apply at my
shop Oh Main, Letwceu 23rd and 24Ih streets.
auI9-2iS Thomas J. WhITE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20
usro,t, the rsthmus.
We taks the following from the panat

-
WI TAKE the following from the Pahafhn
STIR Of tie 30th Tit.
AHHivALoF THE PHtsorEHss-OnT Thurs
day about iiootI. General Genisiies with
Bis force arrived III this city. bringing q
gang Of about thirty prisoners whom he
lad captured OH the Cfngfes river, aud
round AspinWall and Gofguiia. Thesis
constitute part Of the band Of robbers and
nurderers that have 50 long Infested that
region, md II is very probabls that soffie
interesting Information may liz brought TO
light III Tie course Of their ttial.
IL IL To le hoped that d sifeiig guard
viii be kept round tliu prison, III order 10
prevent those eiiipfits from eseaplhg the
sentence htd execution OF tie law.
Too much credit Baniiot lie given to
General Genisl,es, for Tile active aud eff
eieiit ~sefvites he las rendered ID the entire
Province In capturing tliis baud of inaraitd.
ers, and We trust The authorities will be SO
prompt III performing tlleir duties IN this
matter. as tile General has been In dis
charging his part Of the work.
DAraBHous.AzOn Thursday last, we
observed SOME fifty kegs Of g%unpowder,
cafelessly piled up IN front Of the governs
tnstit house, and several laborers smoking
Us eooily rouid II, de If IL were 50 much
sand. We do hot know where The pow
der has since been stored, bat We feel t0ls
crafty confident that there are very few
| warehouses In Panama suitable for tile
| purpose, and we tliiIk that the govern
ment should establish nh especial store,
ttts Convent OF Ffanciseo, for insfanee,)
IN which oil such dangerous and tulnbus.
tible articles should be placed. Should a
fire accidentally break out III the wares
house containing these fifty kegs Of gun
powder, half the city might be blown mp,
before d step ootId be taken TO pfsvslit it
AsorHra EAhrnouAHB in CHitH.-
From Lieut.. ellis, United States Navy
Commissioner, appointed 10 make astro.
tot.1ieal observations In Chile, who arrived
from Chile In the last British STEAMER,
we Learn that another dreadful earthquake
had Dsen Experienced III Valparaiso, the
night after the steamer sailed. Full par
tieulHrs Of which we shall heir by tile
coming steamer. Mr.. ellis procured lis
Information from Commodore MeGaulley
OF the ffigate Bafitau, which vessel sulled
from Valparaiso two days after the steam.
Ell, and arrived lii Callao DIS tie Bogotp
was abont taking her departure from thai
port for Panama, and IFS Mr.. @. had but
d minutes interview with lie Commodore
he was unable to procure the participate
relative 10 liis sad calamity.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20
A Letter sroia Mr.. winthrop.

A correspondents oil The New York Her.
aid, writing from Boston. made Joni
comments on M. Winthfop's personal 70.
lations towards Mr.. Webster, and iii regard
10 Mr.. winthrop aspirations ~ The of
fee of Secretary Of Slate, which have
dfa WI from that gentleman tie following
which we copy from The Boston Advert.
SER
1t Il tr,te that Oh The death Of General
Taylor and tie dissolution Of liis Cabinet
Mr.. Wintlrop's iiarie was mentioned for
tile State Department Id connection with
that of Mi. Webster. As soon as this
fact was made known 10 Mr.. Winthrop,
la sich d niainef that lie could act upon
IL without apparent presnnupti1n, Mr..
Winthrop waited on President Fillmore
and stated to him explicitly that he lnlst
deelins being considered d candidate FOR
tile State Department under any eifcttns
stances hut that even If lie desired II
ever so much nothing would tempt him to
stand In the way, If tile services OF Mi.
Webster peuld be secured for that office,
OF for any other uiIlce III tie Government
and that, though he had not been able 10
agree with Mr., Webster OF late upon
every point oil public policy. he was deei.
dedly and earnestly in favor Of MI. Web
slef's appointment a. Secretary Of State,
aud that he should regard The lielm 81
Government as safer In Mr.. Webster
hands at that moment, OF any other mo
ment, than In those Of any other man liy.
ing.
Mr.. Wlnthfop's eoufse OH this subject,
without any Intervention Of Ills own, be
came known to Mr.. Webster, aud was the
occasion OF repeated and most agreeable
personal acknowledgements.
II 10 utterly false that Mr.. Winthrop
ever became either "tlIe p%efsonul or polit.
ieal enemy OF Mr.. Webster" It may be
that d lew OF MIR. Webstef's pfofesssd
friends have chosen TO consider hin such
Certain ii Is that they have thought II
not unworthy Of them, to make Mr.. VIM
throp The subject of preserving niisrerfei
sentation, and have even seemed 10 think,
during the last week, that the lioiiofs +.
the dead were incomplete without SOME
show oil injustice to the living. But !
there be any evidence that their COURSE
originated In any feelings Of Mr.. Web
ster, 1t is yet to be produced. Such I
supposition would be entirely iliconsisten
with repeated assurances which Mr.. Win
tiirop has received from Mr.. Webster him
self, within no long period past.
AT amy rate II IL enough TO say that Mr.
Winthrop is conscious, Ibis dav, OF no ae
or thought towards tile late illustrlou
statesman from the hour at which he EN-
tered his office as a law student ia 1928
to the hour at which he attended the fine
raj ~obsequies at Marsiifsld, in any degre
inconsistent with b just respect aud a tru
friendship.
Nj. Winthrop has no disposition Il
make d parade Of bis personal relations I,
Mr.. Webster, but he does hot intend tia
the record either OF his public or Of hi
private life. OH q subject OF 50 much inter
est, shall be ialsifed without exposure.
Boston, Nor. /. 1862. r. G. w.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20

Tag WHtas or WEsr BARON RoueE.-
The Wings D fthis parish met at the Conrt
House on Saturday the 18th inst. and
appointed delegates 70 attend the Wing
State Convention. Aud pissed resolu.
,ions ~instrucsiug their delegates 10 sup
po in Convention the Hon. GEoRoE C.
Nc WHoRrER for Governor. No other
instructions we believe were given, and
affair passing q resolution requesting the
delegation appointed % meet d similar
delegation from the parish Of Ibersile. Tor
the purpose Of dominating Two Senatorial
candidates from sllat district. the meeting
adjourned. I
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20
Honorable Conduct or the Turk
lsIn Government.

Those who have read the interesting
letter Of the Rev. DR.. Bacon, while OIL bis
reeert tour, will recollect his being robbed
by d Kurdish chief, anl bis life, and those
with him, endangered. The facts in the
case were niads known to the Turkish
Government, and and the result il given
In the following article
The robbery OF DR.. Bacon and Mr..
Marsh by d Kurdish Chief named MaluI
Aglia has not been forgotten. Our friends
liave often enqtiired whether the property
has been recovered, and whether Maui
Aglia and his associates have been ia any
wav punished by the Turkish Govern
metit.
Mr.. Williams, one Of our missionaries at
Mosul, sbys. In q letter dated August 80,
1863: II have just received 1900 pias.
tres from his ExceIlency lIemly Paclia
for The spelling which the Kurds did your
party q year since. Three cannon aud
three hundred men were sent up there and
collected this money, refusing 10 take the
articles, ~ the owners were IN the United
States aud the articles probably injured.
The troops also brought back 10000 pias.
tres, Government arrearnges, and secured
100000 more, which Ii to come down Of.
ter The rice harvest." Mr.. Williams also
writes that as o as the 100000 piastres
still due 10 the Government shall have been
received at Mosnl, the robbers will be pun.
ished.
This IL b great lesson to the plundering
barbarians OF The mountuins, a lessei,
which they will not be likely soon 10 for.
ret. Other travellers may be able to pass
through those wild districts III safety, III
consequences Of the people having been
taught iii this way how sacred il the duty
Of hospitality TO strangers.
In this act Of festi' ution. we have D
new instance Of the friendly disposition Of
the Sultan toward American citizens,
whether they visit his doininions as mer-
chants, as travellers, or ss Christian mis-.
sionaries. Thanas TO His Imperial Maj,
esty q Our thanks are also due 10 His Ex-
ceIlency the Pacfia Of Mostl, for the eiler.
az and fidelity with which he has execu-
ted the orders Of tile supreme government
at Conssautinople.
Nj. Rassam, the British Vice Consul
at Mosul, has promptly and generously
done all in this matter that could have been
expected had he been HI the service Of our
own Government aud tile result, nov aIl-
nounced, ii due hi 10 small measure | o
his hearty and Incorporated i~nterposi-
ton. He, Id the first instance, acting y
tlle agent Of . friendly power, took mp
the wrong that had been done 70 citizens
OF the Uuited Suites, and made q conmu.
nication on tie subject 10 Sir Stanford
Canning. (now Lord Stastford) the Brit
isl, Ambassador Ut Constantinople. Nor
from first 10 last has any thing been want
ing that he could do 10 obtain the T~estitu.
ton which has now been made.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20

sssAroniAta-Tl,e nnne Of our fellow
,ownsmnu r. b. TnonrE ESQ., is am
oo,pced AZ the Senatorial candidate IN
,hi. diatfie,. Should lie be the selected
one, he will carry with him consideration
mud qualifications which but few could
command, aud which would most likely
make his opronen, quake with fear rs ths
attracted genius Of 'tle Bee Hunter
came round.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20

Mn, EpiroH LIN view of the imror.
lance Of having good and able men in
our next Legislature, YOU will riesse an
pourre p. n. MonaAN as n candidate. The
interests 81 this parish could hot I've conf
led 10 better or more active hands; com.
biuins MS he does, %frlnness, capacity, aud
urea, foresight, without which no person
u suitable TO represent our parish In the
e%otniuu important Legislature,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20

RA1LRoAp CoELIsroN-The Columbus
fOllio1 Ssase Journal Of the 4th instant
says A collision took place on Tuesday
last between two trains on the rosd from
Harrisburg 10 Balsimore. and eleren cars
were much damaged. Hon. Thomas
corwin, Gov. Bigler, and ! large number
Of passengers we're on tile train. buf on
we're seriously iuJaredr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20

Remember the meeting TO-DAY, n
the COURT HOUSE, mt 10 o'clock, M,
fot the purpose Of appointing delegates to
the Win Convention, 70 be held IN this
citv, op MONDAY, the 2Dth inst. All
Wings are requested to take part on the
occsston
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20

Tie firm Of A. MoNrAN 81 Bro. arc
constantly engaged answering to the de.
mands Of their numerous customers. They
are un,iring in their exertions 10 please all
who p~atronise them--Besides articles com.
monly IN the grocery line, we take pleas
ure IN recommending the btardies and
wines to be had either BY the bottle or case
nj their stand which WE have tasted aud
have no hesitation in rronouacing the
best we have seen.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20

STArH AuplroR.-Sone of our friends
of the press, seem I o have fallen into error
u regard to the office Of Auditor Of State
accountable constitution adopted. does
rot provide for the election of Auditor Mt
the coming State Elections.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20

~ The official returns from Pennsyl-
vania a. teIegraphed 10 the Piea5nae
show i majority for PlEKcE Of 1900
votes. III the same paper W find tllst
Delaware has ! majority Of four on point
ballot il the State Legislature, .,us sscfr-
Wing Senator.