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Lieut.. Dasenports Reply.
u. S. Mail STEAMSHIP CRESCENT CITY, !

Lieut.. Davcnports Rtply.
u. S. MAlL STEAMeHIP CREscEST CITY,
HAvASA Nov. l6 1852
GESTLEMES am in receipt OF your favor OF this date
enclosing an official letter from the Secretary Of the Captain
General by which learn that this ship will not be permit
ted This port her from New ork should
nj r SMITH be board. l in hopes this matter was
settled; however, you that Mr. SMITH Will re-
turn the ship aud the consequences whatever they may
be, the Spanish authorities will be responsible for
am, respectfully your obedlent servant
HK DAVENPORT, U. S. Navy,
Commanding Crescent City.
Masars DRakr &, Co. Havana.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. -,

DANAWAY from the Richmond Medical College, in the month OF
pcr5.r lS5l named BOB lie was there under
treatment Sypl For h- last five years. previous 10 MS
n there, Curug which he he %asa runaway he was
the York aud James. and New
llrcy the papers OF free negro nanco
belief that his Intention TO leave lot
opportunity He is about thirty years Old
orasd has Intelligent about the lace In
speakius saiinets c and when walking goes
0ent Tie five lU - inches high, Is very BLACK
I:,a. very thick Inns e had the Small Pox, which
yery nv ro his nose and along the edge OF IN hair
his forehead Secondary symptoms OF SYPHILIS wce likewise
T. I.'ent upua 4 ilLs when he escaped. .
@ give the reward any who will secure him, 81
- y NAV oct himay.n ANDREW HUNDLEY.
7 Committee Of Ann N. Segar.
= Fs address is Church View. Mdlcsex CO., Va
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IsTsYrED-Bya young experience ton. ttil.f r.
Va ri. si,ualJn Z ck IN the Dr: GrG5s tuErss Hi'
.o,. knyS.esc housekeeping IA" .'otucu i'tot "
p,y AZ cgar1s character aud quaIAcaioh Fc
Nov. 23-ci: hay Nic". N@FihaE ptLs cu.G!y, t~s
aTIRGICIA MILITARY LSSEieCI E..--i'r Ggs,g =.
wii EcL1Dti - III
II-renber n. x fill La."l .Gcnc
is ia The wytnc Ohio, hina~e Pc!sh.fs ~" :"
city OF RrEn.nG Senatorial Dsc u"tr tie crrE {" sc
D,-,ricts Constitution In aGdior - Jirt " ,
applications VII also be rec !
cred from they W.! Dc add esr 20 t oI
signed a i.c king on. Va. iKAHcIS ~ '''''i'
5-CHiDt.o IL. -.
FEMAL- sI:4uoL
's1II!, S:nool house Viii be rerI"el u me -a
lS3. Al the branches LIBERAL EssA ehoCHt'o ~: =
;augit with ErcDch Seeue PiGtHg "a %"t- coo
Terms beard ard tni'icn In he II es
French $40 PIuns e5 Nus,- the PsGo "it 10 tnsat
by Mr.. Frey, u, al extra charse
Nov. l6--cw5w Sri' o' H--'i-S'
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DIED.

Mad on county Va, Nina. cATIlaklNE H. T.LiAEE~hu,
ieah has made sad void family c!ce ard 10
sntass hat rt al To j o.
ol a!det to he[ naive go": sene eG"ed ar 5I'an ",
upon herself and which btaInt ier her he esteem "rc
which she had suieriug wh;ch aG u
her death as b"rs with he most unemp%.+ tre%'om @ ne
Of conpHt. manifest any si:n o nraleGce ii is
s.'s m 1 c S4o' 10 q, and esn, and 3D.
slcEne-s ust a"t ooal+d M n'e,i OF Inc
n,nnion Of the Church 'rpar.ue she
with i ' W de and soIrsnins m nd. va. s,an
her touienance reani"g ea;c wit and
that she calrrly resting ON SaSi2ar's love
eulr trusting her Redemer orinl o'hgs Masc ~hich
He has zone 70 PrsParn Tor "a. !n se @ o,S H.
the blessed Jur w,ch her IT, her si' sne- In
The Richmond Examiner Nashville pagers ~! iea,s
TRIBUTE or RESPECT
Court OF oianery session held for IN. conEy Of
ns,is"' s a: 5e Court house s''0 o. " ~ :"
The ,owng lrran.bc souo4- odecd ~ Col /.
clay y6rook IN vsr ce.s ard sd ~c
coneI by 10 Mayo Jr ant SAINT Gr.ham "
not SfS .na isy S Tsss sUS5s' WIZ OF ' "s''' o
Tne ourt. Of the BAR have received ri
ii Tmos S SyDNOR ard En ENnEHsun. II 'l'oHsaag'ns g
former te! rived u lie bsshest ina".n:
.nt effect: M M NJ, l ~" r ms Tsny Es
nor;ln, d9,lvs exhibited qnAhe-iIn o he hs
uicr "s good It: sni rFGcra Eo@ tot-
uf business disp.%yI py rim ~
prudence, dIscTr,Icn OF us -, c
Inpa griy U. tie sDtHiu,iorh
elected Catering .nt THIS tcGr, 10 Ug hf
unanimously pos; u. presiding lnsgsLec au. .riJ -9
ami wish OF E county ~ han t"s@iS
i've years for settlement Of
couGa fjucGry, ;u csvac! ts uctcd n! {" ntr
fidelity has been 1ken 10 account ~
by MN thus afforded .0cctnm te wi"w aud c'iH
and chrc litigation. lie h:s oe'ie!a
the discharge zeal "i pubic az! I1a
hu ,erIted the uic iE3ic brErac ",-
And while me offer this tribute hls nlrIcy =. pL5.
lie ssrynm arDo; WITHHOLD the {! uG ih!IGaa
esteem and regard inspired y a exemplary cohGnc ~
ceotIr mon a; ali the cani ~ c NuEi IL y
DERS though OF m tie prime o' .af> N hoc 'c acci -
c4rid-nce this connHniy sh1"i III AZ c"rra
cueae.iy aud trust Win well h1s.ce4 f
me cut mint sla.;y aE dizay Oi mt6> -
r,ya,d moral c!aracItr ie uaSrd. u
pe lis eary ard y drn, tis & 81; tF been II
r,ve Of pom!,i Use! s!I mcnhrr. "Cntroi aa
Of bright orEanctdEta 4iss "
OF sGds eseemeu xaE a"! ~
Resolved, That ecpy Geporc me os OF mo, y. .
worthy and O lhH Loh ara as sa EeE
,ler ~ NJ" wear ue "sI'
/ badge q mousnlEg lor thirty Gays
Resolved That the CLERK directed TO irr! !rss ihc-e
a. IN. r.rui and "a ,UsarIc the t'ni!es q Inc rcsr CO.
p,cs :sa:ab'e NJ ":i :
sad 10 tie tors o. .ir LiIIst
Wing other cuIies iof p'Oica +, ,,.>r
Religious Herald please cory. H"T. -
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NEW YORK, Nov. 24-SaIes of 1000 bb.. Flour, o
which 1000 were Southern, at s. 81 5 sb Wheat ncnl
nal 1000 bushels mixed Corn at s4 a soc.
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nc ,ou vote is C. 7sU, and Perces plurality IL 2590.

Sir w F. BASE for years chief clerk n the pos'-ot-
flee at Petersburg Va has beea appointed The postmaster
vice BuRcHgTT, deceased.
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BALTIMORE Nov 24-SlIss of l. 700 IBIS, Flour at 5
10 5 L.; Mhea; unchanged: Cora 81 a Csc.
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lLetter from Secretary GGltdHo.
lTranslation.l

Political SECRETARY s UFFlcE. I
Havana, Nov. Is, 1852. )
Notwithstanding that there remains in full force and Vg"
the order Of his Exceency the Governor and Captain Gen
eral which communicated you the 4h of Sept last
relative its being forbidden that Mr. SMITH, an employee
OF the American steamer Crescent City, should return to
this island and also entry of such vessel in this port
should she convey him. the special concession made by
his Excccncy the last voyage of said vessel TO ne"
Orleans und her to this port which she mas efec
led TO- dy might be interpreted in doubtful Manner il b.
ing concession founded special reasons, OF which MS
Exceency the Minister Peniputcnary Of her MnIesy al
Washington has knowledge His Exceency insi1ucts INC
10 saw 10 YOU tnut in future said order will be enforced
80 that being informed of this particular you may commit
ucae the Information whom il may concern, and there
by avoid that through bad intelligence third parties be In
jured. God preserve you for many ysars:
ISipnedl MARTIN GALIANO
To Messrs DRAKE & Co.. Consignees of the American
steamer Crescent City.
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EIETY D0ILaRS REWARD

be iar oi negro
wv rEap Goocland county, and ~ II taken ~
Cci Armisead 20 old, stout mace, copper CO.
l, high. had good clothes when he et
H. James River Canal below Goochand Court ioase
,lsi looking person. last Friday night about
down. Ar.stead has on. tooln oui
AMI gap be scar on one oi his arms causeu
very snail llis mother lives with Mr1ohh
a!e Roc bridge Mr. hired him tou: years az"
Matthew c. Lacy hire Am the last three years
IL Tanner. -,n,
pst. J0--G;clm VII LIAM l. IoLeN.
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BOSTON, Nov. 24-1he Whlgs have undoubtedly carrie
the Legslat uro BY hre or ten majority
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TEXAS LAND AGENCY.
! y ttf.N'nnE 5N,,,>,ep,r rnDafr

I'M
.VllTOS L. HENDREE, CQuNsRLLoRs At LAW AND GKNR.
-. ,Sp AGENTS will attend promptly all professional
.s IA the Circuit aud Supreme Courts OF the state and IN
Sa,,s District and Courts, all
entrusted their management Address (pcs pad)
,,.,,u Texas JAM l6-ewly
sIFUATION AS TEACHER WANTED.
v0 NC gentleman well qualified teach the higher and lower
,s Of good English education. together with the French
~i aU.uages iesrous OF getting employment Teach
.rSun= Satisfactory references TO che racer and
ns w be gwen. Address A. b. post paid, Ruher Glen,
Va Oct 19-cwM
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THE ABOLITION VOTE.1he annexed is near ap-
1rc ximn;icn 10 the Abolition vote in The United states n
In tnrrnr cinrlinn cn:nrared with leiS
Abolition loss in four years,
CONNECTICUT .-[Oficial.

CONNECTlCUT.--lO Olcal
The Hartford Times Of Thursday contains the official vote
picrrc 332i9
Scou 30 $50
Hale 3lsO
Scattering, l.
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r..U iilsDHED DULLAKS REWARD.
srNAWY from Tuckahns, Guochand county upwards OF u
IL m,nU.3 AGO. negro man named WALLACE SMITH. HeH
igpa seuy tall an slim and OF dark brown o
oret coo small head large bow.leEged and hesf
S4aues alarmed sharply spoken lie was ol.
.: ,Snea by ~ W. Kemp Esq Gloucester county and has
now, doubt lurking about IN that or some ad'
The above reward will be paid rs apprehension
b.: i:rry "a me luckaloc Richmond
J Il. 5)-rti JOSEPH ALLEN.
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MISS TAXENV ELL,S

30 ARDlNG AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
G<ce Street, between 9TH ani Sih Richmond.
I seccu this School will commence the lst day
Tho able every department have
l. Secrei.
rsRMs payable sem;.annually in advance
For board ard Washing, SEQ
Higher Euglsh branches, 40
g PIiraiy ~
An-icnt and Modern Languages. each. 20
- Mu.lr-prnl.,Sn,sf Eess Oct 4-cl2t
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RESIGNATION OF CHIEF JUSTICE RUFFIN.
Twill be seen, b reference Legislative rr"ccca
ia& Of Wednesday, Says the RaiaiGh Standacl l!a. Oh
ts;day letter from Chief Justice fnln read to the
Houses In Which lie resigns Eis place tho Supreme
Crri Bench This c.cn; has cccasnnci small degree
@: concern and regret both among the members OF Assem-
bly, and the people In the House Cancral Saunders took
occasion 10 his the prospect OF losing
eminent and valuable juGgf; ard IL The Se'ia alter
uiiher rose ard spoke al some cngh and IN HE coa!e o
s remarks bore strong and eloquent testimony 10 Judge
ssGus noble traits and virtues man, and 10 his nte
MY: Industry ami very great learning as Judge.
nc reader will be struck with the saEcd simplicity OF
line letter of ,esg gnaon Ii lnodcl letter of the kind.
lac whole 1eopic Of ;he State Hiil hear Of ts event with
regEst Tc present Legislature WILL of course fill The
canc5 bat know OF who aupply The loss 10
| tho Bench occasuned by his resignation
To tie Honorable the Gzneroi A>semHyof
.NvrN. Carolina, nolu il session.
GEHTLEoiES desire 10 retire The walks Ul private lr
and ereuIc pray honorable body 10 accept the '"Fa-
naon o! my place Tie bench Of The Supreme Court In
srreneng THIS !ust wuTid wsh 10 express my grateful
of the confidence hororS often ard 81 "Dg be-
s;used by tile General Assembly Bat have no Ian.
&naae 10 do il suitably sensible 'hnt they were
ae~a"rnnd my deserts and 'ha have made an nd:rtnt
IN n! Yet t,uiv the best Oi
my ability have nd,nnis tered The understood il,
and H. the ENDS ol sunprcssir. and wrong and uphold
Eg rrtuc truth ami right; aiming lo give confidence 10
honest iUen, and 10 confirm in all gcOi citizens love Tor
her laws and
In my Placc hore have contributed those ends and
firmly believe that our laws will heretofore be well rxc.
cued and our people, happy in the administration o JUS
cc honest and concncd long they Keep aud only as
long ihty keep e independent and sound Judiciary now
ahishci in the Constitution which, with oil other bless
ings earnestly pray may be- pcrpcuatrl 10 the people Of
North Carolina. ] have the honor 10 be- gentlemen
Yuur Obliged and obi srrvt,
Racgh, Nov. TO- 1852. THOMAS EUFFlN.
-ssss---
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RUGBY ACADEMY,
20 u niNE SCHOOL EDE N1INE CENT? ENIEN

Is IT u I y u I, U. o , ,
on the Isl
Of ~,gtsa,her Its instruction aud discipline
crrIing the approved methods The course OF
ac comprehensive an horoushi ndm: all the branch
ag ar4 The best Teachers employed IN every
fi osery paid 10 the comfort OF the scholars
|--nS u;rrue Circulars be had al the Enquirer Office
C. r. MORRISON, Principal.
sgrEEE NCcS-Wu w CorcoTan Esq Tho-. Rtcl.Ic, Esq
|..; ) Page. Lieut. VI. T. Marcy, Vim. SeIden, Eel.
| -,
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DEATH OF A MILITARY DoG.--rhe Dutch
papers announce the death of Nestor, a dog
who has followed the fifth division Of in
fantry, now IN garrison at Mnestrirbt, in all
their marches sincs 1897. He was with The
regiment in their last campaign, and at The
seige Of Antwerp lost a claw by a shot from
howltzer. Returned to Maes,rich,, he
spent there the last twenty years of his life,
AMI died in his twenty fourth year. Hav-
ing lain in state suitable time, he was
soIeinnIy inferred under the wall Of the for
ress. Six men carried him TO his resting
place in coffin lined with white dirse
was sung over his remains, and saiyo an
nonnced the loss sustained by the regiment.
The surviving dogs Of the garrison wore on
the OCCASION black collars, with rosettes.
The housd on whom the seniority devolved,
and who accompanied the corpse, is already
diin-sighted that the soldiers Of the 9th
have furnished him with speetacI,s, by the
AID of which be gra'ely PAGES the passages
OF the Cossacks.
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AUsrRtaN CRuEIriEs-Mr &. l.. Brace
who his recently returned from Europe, il
deiiver.n. series of lectures at New Ha-
ven. upon Hungary. 1 he Palladium gives
the foilowIng notice OF portions of bis lee
tire:
"Mr. Brace related several instances Of
cruelty on the part of Austria towards Hun
garian ,nen and women, which aluU st male
the blood OF his listeners curilr IN their
veins-and his appeals IN behalf Ut that SUI.
fering, but gallant aud warm-hearte,i peo-
pie, were solemn, touching and in all re-
spects uaost effective.
Among the Instances of Austrian cruelty
related 10y Mr.. Brace were these: A Young
Hungarian lady was imprisoned at Gros
War is!n, while he wis confi,,ed there. He
has often seen her looking out from the
grating Of her window. Her oifcmce was
loving Hungary more than Austria. She
was "A high-born and accomplished lady,
who h til always lived IN afiluence Since
The lecturer had reached ihis country, he
had learned from correspondent at Vienna
ihat the woman bad been tried after the
Austrian fashion of trial, aud been CON
dcnned 10 twenty years imprisonment in the
hoard place which she had previously &C.
CAPPED.
"Ano;her case was that of a married wo-
man who. for a similar offence, was com
geiied 10 rln sauntie, through file OF a
hunlrcd soldiers. Zach soldier was armed
with Z stick, and compelled to strike heavy
blows II, she passed, she being stripped to
the vast, and allowed to step ONLY as the
drum tapped. he effect Of the degrada-
t!o3 ant punishment was such as 60 make a
inaniac Of her. The husband finding b.
feelings indispensable after such family
sicfiilce To the vengeance of tho tyrauts
bic" ont his brains with pistol; anil their
ONLY an was drafted as u Common soldier IN
the Austf. an army.
Another ease was that Of sahlier who
bad beea ordered to receive twenty five
lasnc' Tor shouting hurrah for Kossuih. fl
Il the custom Of these tyrans 10 make their
victim AJAX the person who laws on tine
ti1">. q, The depths Of .eanness 10 which
i!rants VIII descend 10 CRAFTY their fiendist
mllicc. tn!S soldier refused 10 hank hi,
Whippef--H hereupon he was ordered 10 re.
ceivc twenty-five iashes-he sill refused
ahd twenty-five more were given. Al length
the thanks were exiorded from hi,n-but ne
added, at the same time, My back belong.
~ the Emperor, bur my heart belongs Tc
kossuih'
"hossulh," said Mr. Brace, 'is the idol
oi the nation, and all classes are devoted
u ann with Il constancy, and n respect and
love that amounts 20 almost frenzy. The,
belisVe mat he is destined 10 lead them 70
victory ard independence and ii, said ia.
SPEAKER, she were 20 appear in Hungary
backed only 10y a huudred men, he couiI i,
ofaAiiy set The efitire nation in the whirj al
reyolutiou.'
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tiNAScIN. IINKERiNG. - During the
rtlgn oi Queen Anne. the colony Of Ma.sa-
chaSeits undertook TO defray the expenses
OF her quota Ut troops raised and equipped
Tor an expedition against the French in
Canada ana Acadia, by issuing n large mum
Der OF paper bills. The historian informs
Us that her ignorance of the princir.es of
credit and finance, soon inv iveh her i'm diff
fcuitieS; FOR. the putting into circulation of
> much more paper than commerce de-
nanaed, entirely banishe,l the gold and sill
ser from the colony. and seriously affected
The interests OF all the merchants and ira
"ers. And, that in order 10 ge, out Of the
difficulties thus created, the Assembly au.
tho1lZed the issuing Of f50, goo more of the
paper money, not Tor the payment OF the
public debt, hut in order "tO eniiyeu trade:
he reader need scarcely be told, that this
measure NOT only failed to bring relief to the
deranged ilnauces of the colonisis, bu, that
it added 10 ana aggravated their inisior-
tu3es.
Upwards of a century and quarter has
passed 10y since the occurrence to which we
iaye,reierred, during which time the laws
ot trade and finance, then lille understood,
have ripened into science. And vet we
are assured that the Legislature of PennsyI-
wanna are about to pass law, under winch
we shall be Hooded with the small notes of
all those surrounding States, under The
operation of which our gold coin would
speedily be baniShcd, ant all that "to rnli
ven trader Or, in other words, iha, an
rNpedienf In currency, which our colonial
toreidtherS tried. and found to be both fiiia-
cious ana ruinouS-an eXpedieBt which al!
suhseluent experience has proved to be ca.
ianiiious, Is about to ne inflicted upon The
psepie oi Pennsylvania by the action of their
enlightened Legislature! Pause, We men of
wisdom, and take a few lessons from the
past, before you 'hus tinker with The iinnn.
ces of the State-lest you should be laughed
"a, by the boys in our High School, who do
understand the rudineuts Of political econo-
my, at least.
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An Irishman, being about to enter the ar.
nv, was asked by one Of the recruiting Of
ficers, "Well, sir, when you GET into battle.
will you fight or rum" "By fanh" replied
the Hibernian, with comical twist Of the
countenance,, "l'il be afiher doin' yer hon
or, as the majority Of We does"
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-22

GA rich bachelor Of New jersey recently
died, leaving Ivy will several legacies, of
from ten TO twenty-five thousand dollars
each, TO ladies whom he had addressed, bu,
whp had rejected him. He said that they
bad afterwards grown so ugly that he couk,
not be sufficiently grateful"
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-22

UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

Consisting of three fist class boats,
NOMINEE, Capt. %. SMITH
BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. NJ w. loo~ick.
DIR. FRANKLIN Capt r. BLAkELY.
Leaving Gaeha,
The Nominee. Cant. .. Smith Monday ut II o'lock
The Dr. franklin, Capt Il. Blahely, Wednesdays at
/! o'clock.
The Hen Campbell, Capt. NJ. w. i.odwics, Fridays,
N u O'Clock.
The above Boats Will run regularly during the ensuing
season. Having the Mail Contract, their punctaIity
tie relied They will remain -, Paul sufficiently
ong 10 enable passengers visit the Fails Of
thony.
For speed and odation these Boats are uusu
passed, aud every attention Will paid 10 Passengers
aud Freight They will leave punctnay at the hour
named.--rhe Nominee Will make the trip not 10
| { SUNDAYS.
Goods shipped the Agents foes or talep4 tn
go b, this lne, will be forwarded free Of charge
Gaepa bean. The Of the great thoroushf -es
leading Westward FROM Chicago Milwaukee nearly
all the travel from the Eastward destined tor the inner
Mississippi takes passage by Steamboat from this point
Also, nenris all the STEAMBOATS, the Southern trade
from louis and other ports below, come into this
port for reshipment for points above
AGENTS
r. F. sass, ST. Louis. Nelson, GiItsr, e. Co.
u. H. Campbell, Il TO, Nelson's I.aadnr
Gaena.C. n Read, lake repim
G. II. West, Dnh"Gne, l.. Hef'zeIl, Point Dong las 5.
:. NJ Langworthy, do, Churchill a. Nelson,
4. McGresor, saltwater
Mc':rcgor's Laeciing.J. W. Bahcock, ST. Paul
u. w. Brisbps, P.du Chicn.c.. H. Sergeant, do.
T. ID. Cow"s, Lansing. Russell d Rice,st. Anthony.
Campbell Smith, Jas Peek 4 o.Chcago.
st. Paul, March ii, le52. i1-tG
SPENCER, KIRKPATRICK 4 MARLEY.
STOHAGE, Forwarding Il Commission Merchants
- LeYec, Lower Landing St Paul, MIN. Ter.
Feb. 10, leJ2- Ally
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AND RETAIL.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS uARnwARE, BOOTS
SHOES, HATS CARS CI CTH,NG PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, FURNITURE, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
TIME SUBSCRIBER by late arrivals IL now In re-
u ceipt aud opening in his Store on 81. Anthsny
Street, the "Amercan House," large and most
complete of the abovc-named Goods, which
will positively I've sold lower prices Tor cash than ever
before offered in this place His stock select
I'd with great care and purchased In the Eastern and
Southern markets for Cash. that he can sasey assure
his friends and the public generally that IL will be TO
their ca before purchasing else where and
examine his stock whica consists 10 part follows:
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THOS. p. REED & CO..

"OTLD respectfully announce TO the citizens o
w St Paul and the Territory generally. that the,
have just opened u fresh and splendid stock of choice
Liquors consisting of the hest quht, Of Brsndies Gin
Whisscy, Run. Wines, Cider DC Also, Groceries and
Provisions OF every description, which they offer for sale
at the lowest pIices Tar cash Merchants and trade
from the country respectfully invited give them
call.
II Store on Third street door above Jackson.
So Paul, Aug. 7, 1851. le tf
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MINNESOTA LEATHER STORE.

NEARLY opposite the American House, 81. Paul
IN A. COLLINS g. CO. dealers in saddles, harness
He trunks saddlery hardware saddle trees skirt
Ing harness. and patent leather calf seating bag and Top
leather, coach coach laces saddcr's silk believe
bands, belts and string heather.
BOOT AMI sHoEMAKERs
Ucmlock tanned sole leather, oak tanned sole heather
oak tanned upper leather Kip and cask ms French
man, Philadelphia aud Cincinnati callskins; all kinds
ladies' and gentemen's morocco, red yellow bue green
pink and white IuIngs best goat buck, and sheen bind
boot and sice findings boot trees, lasts crmp
clamps pegs OF all sizes shoe thread Kinds iron Lnc
and copper shoe nails.
a., The highest market price in cash. paid at all times
fer beet hides, sheep and decrskins.
May l-,f E.AC 4 CO
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THE SAINT PAUL.

SE&~~A This superb new steamboat, nearly oil
P-.%-r-x-Ii> the size of The Keokuk Packets and
with aa communications equal the
el-5ss-x f4r best boats the Iiyer will l.. the
regular Ghlena and 81. Paul trade, the ensuing
making two trips per week, II possible The Saint Paul
viii b. hard Ia beat. The times arrival and depsr-
ture of this boat, will be announced regular
trips ere comncnc ed. NJ. X. HARRIS, MISTER.
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