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CIvn. QUALIFICATIONS OF GBN. SCoTT.-The
following extract is from letter from a well
known Presbyterian Clergyman o PhIIade phia,
to friend in that city. II is published by The
Inquirer, as furnishing additional and reliable
tesumonv, IN favor Of ued veteran and dis.
unrulshrd cizen. 10 whom is now assigned The
post Of honor in The approaching Presidential
contest
You must do your duty for old Chippewa.
IIo is n noble old Hero aud Statesman. lie
nos. .,essrs. in my sober judgement, more admin.
'.,ra,ive ABILITY, and more unbendng honesty
and pure pnrio,ism. Than any public man that
has been namrd III con@ecuon WIN Inc Iresl.
dency. The country does no! nan kno" Otn'
Scot. He is a mature schnlar~-iam'ar win
seven languages speaks French like nave
is mathematician. aud ore OF the best reau
men in history and International law now Inv
ing on this Continent. A prominent Damo.
crat told me that he considered him the best
informed man ID this country; and. upon be-
coming acquainted with the General. was sur
prised 10 fnd him so completely au fat upon
all sors oi subjects. lIe studies hOrd -readS
immensely -furgeIs n0Ihing--urranges WE'LL
has a mind wonderfully practical. IND is cno'
aud cautious in making up his Judgment aud
lucid aud energetic. celebrated officer, who
had every opportunity of knowing Scout III the
War Of 1919. and who il also Il Democrat had
the magnanImily to say to me-, that ten, Scott.
though not possessed Of remarkable originating
genius AMI powers. possesses astonishing ability
fIr acquiring AMI retaining valuable InIorma
ton. and for making the best use o! his knuwl'
edge his mistake said ne. The idea thai
Gen. Scout is rash. never saw man more
cool and selfp0ssessed iniryng circumstances.
Il was The artillery under 'he command Of the
gentleman. whose words have just quoted.
that fired the frs, and last shot at Luudy's Lane;
aud was attached To Scou's Brigade III oil the
operations on the Canadian 'ennsuIa,"
Hon. Fl. MarshaI, ii Kentucky, Commis-
sioner 10 China, sailed from New York On Sat
urday last. .......-.-.
man named Rose was badly injured in
Cincinnati, on Tuesday, by the prsmasure dis
phaYOA of 81 cannon m tha arrival oil GaneFal
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Hon. II. MarsEail, Ot Kentucky, Commis
sioner 10 China, sailed from New York On Sat
urday last.
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man named Rose was badly injured in
Cincinnati, on Tuesday, by the prsmaIare cis
charge OF q cannon on the arrival Of Gsnera
Scott. .H - s.t= .4s..tr.-.4
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Or The Steam Mill in Augusta is progress
sing finely. The proprie'or' think they will
have il running b. the first Of 1858.
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Senatorial Electors
EDWARD ID. NJ ANSFlELD,
W N. DENNlSON, IA.

W VI. DF.NNlSONI "a.
District Electors:
Est DisricV-Charles Anderson,
g1 3" James SalliG,
81 Thomas ]. Larsh,
4Vh d" John w. Delrres,
5h Daniel SrgJr.
6ih iiaOson l. Penn,
7,h d" John Milton " Wlilaims,
Bib +" Wm. bswtencc,
a,h " Sardis BrchaId,
l0h f" Juhu | Vanmeler,
iI,h WIN. L. FiDck,
18Th Jamcs z. S,anOery,
i3h " Juhn Saermau.
ll,h Smith Or,
l5,h A. Baouiug Norton,
i6h e" Alex. LsWis,
I7h Rober, B, Moore,
Ieh Van. 4. humphrey,
18Th Wm. L. Perkins,
2O,h Siias Z. ClarH,
2IS A." john A, Bingham.
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List Of Letters

Remaining in tha Pos, Office in CsHoll'on,
on The first day Ol Ott., 1852:
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10. CROSIER. Editor.
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AiacriH,s sale,

Persons eating Tor the above letters viii :
please say advertised. c. ELSON, P. n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-23
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1852.

T..
Mr. Seward presented petitions in favor of the establish
nent of rbuns for the settlement Of the claims Of
American utiZens against Mexico
Mr. Hunter presented the petition OF SO members OF the
Legislature of Penney vana representing that the Wheeling
bridge such obstruction navigation as 10 make
nuisance and asking Congress 70 adopt some measures
10 proectit.
Mr. H. said tina, no had doubt that similar movements
would be made in portions of Virginia, Pennsylvania and
Ohio calling n Congress protect the bridge by making
il mail route suggested by the late decision Of
the Supreme Court This Of the gravest and most
important questions which has been raised for The de-
cision of court 1t involved nothing less than the rights
Of those who prosecute navgable rivers,
either by bridges railroads. and those who trade on the
rivers in vessels or boats He considered the court had as
sumed Jurisdiction which that court power to regu-
late all bridges navigabe streams jurisdiction which
Marshall refused take and fancy pronounced grave
Mr.. Brodhead presented the joint resolution Of the Lcgs
atue Of Pennsylvania announcing their determination 10
persist in the prosecution Of The suit already
The subject then referred the judiciary committee
bill for the relief of Raleigh and Castor Rail Road
Company, was ordered to be cngrosscd
bill granting Of pension to the widow of Be
Brgader General Mcneil debated and ordered TO be
cngrUssed.
Then the Senate asjouIned to NEE! on Monday:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The bills reported former day for the relief of tt
heirs of John Jackson who served pilot board the Bob
omme Richard and of Gustavus A. De Russey late an act
ing puser in the navy with ian amendment deducting the
interest incuded the BILL read third time and passed
Tho House then resolved itself into committee of the
whole the private calender Mr. Odds OF Ohio in the chair
red avorably 10 the House.
Mr. Polk of Tenn moved that when the House ADJOURN
it adjourn until Monday; which Mr. Florence, Of Pa,
moved amendment, substitute Tuesday uron which
and nays ordered and the motion was carried
yeas 81, nays 81.
The business the Speakers table then taken up;
consisting of messages from The President OF tho United
States among which transmitting The correspon-
dence between Capt Long and Louis kossush when was
laid upon the table and ordered be printed There was also
relative the delay in making up the representation,
caused by the absence OF from California which
was referred 10 the committee on the judiciary.
Among the reports from the Heads of the Departments
was one from The Secretary Of the Interior calling for an up.
preparation deay the expenses OF Indians VINO are no"
in Washington.
The reports Of departments having been disposed OF the
House adjourned TIL Tuesday next previous TO which,
communication was submitted by the Speaker from Louis
Kossuh and motion having been made 10 print It, Mr.
Evans of Maryland said he intended to speak on nour
against the motion 10 print which had the desired eject
and The communication was laid on the table.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-23

cords He was at los. to understand the object In oppo
sing the printing kossuh had been csheo numousI
dead humbup II had been said that all influence for good or
evil of his writing speeches had been q
why oppose the printing lis with US no" an ac' o couf-
tesy If il was feared 10 let thoughts OF this man 60
forth because they might make an undue impression upon
would hear him. and what they heard and should
it make deep pre upon anr's no a ae e s o.,
wishes IF the PEOPLE would be in vain.
Mr crmESs said that he he'd no epprehensdps that any
bin ,b,t K,ssu,h could say now, would make improper
mnresson on minds OF the people. He was willing
~ tu., the people the Senator. He willing abide
v ,cr first impressions, their ma.ured convictions. II
rbc people Of the United States collected and
vote taken, not onewenlieh part OF them would vote 10
sustain the doctrines OF kossulh.
The question then taken adopting tho report or
dering the printing and resulted in the affirmative ms fol-
lows:
YEAs-Messrs Bright Rrodhend, Cass, Chase, Davis
Dodge of Wisconsin, Dodge, Of Iowa: Douglas, Downs
Fech Gwin, Hamin Jones Of Iowa, McRae, Norris, Sc
"sId smith Sou; Stockton a SsnG Rs an saiod Butler
Clarke Clemens, Dawson, Fish, GicT Hunter Jones, of
Tennessee King Miller Morton, Pratt, Rusk, Spruunce I'm
derWood and Uphan-20.
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STATES OF aMERICA.-EasTERN DIS

TINTED STATES OF AJ1ERICA.-EASTERN DIS.
TKCT OF VIRGINIA. ssWhereas llbe! was Ned N Tue
district Court United States for tho Eastern District 81
Virginia on February 1852 BY DAVID Wills Late mariner
and mate William smith, late mariner Archibald liah' "e mar
nsr and lac mariner AMI COOK loeiianS asn W
schooner called the D. w Etrlge her tct apna ana 'un
,ure alleging that the 18th dap o SoSe'
thew tho said beiian shipped aboard the said 'cnooI
w EdriLse port Of Philadelphia Stale OF Fem '"h.a
She. pe! ogden the thereof acting on oehi '
certain stimulated nricea their as saiH
the faithfully discharged their dniy I'M AZ"
s;, i. Inv -,rl O len and nhient ID hls ANTIQUITY az
a. Rrm NJ Virginia. VIII! h ;1ts" ny men, "h'I'ei th
h. the authority her owners IN iht Ha nas'e! ah
IN. same earned rgish and took ~ dnoher
r,ryo +, n, carried back o Phiandepha =.
Thar m. schooner lau on tile part Of the iiot.
,n b r;ined al Rchmon the ibeana has been III.
ci il rncoucnce debts Of herself and o~nes, and ha'
NJ, nroreed.d on her return page Philadelphia. .
a, in their pal services, pursuance OF Inc
rscmnt made them by sad aforesaid sumo mo
no. due payable them seveay OF which no part mar
pad that the said money var SUI due 20 he an
mn, said several may DC io"eu "
and thar said schooner he. tackle. apparel and
be condemned and sold pay said several OF money WEN
charges and expenses. -, ia f,urt
therefore, OF the monion OF me s,u
10 lie directed and delivered do hereby give Puolc
claiming said schooner her tackle h..
interested therein mar .n po, in he CIV
fare the said District Court to held the Court Room III e
Hall a, the CITY of Richmond in and for the Eas,e ~ ~
Virgins, on The hrst MONDAY in March ne1t a.
room NJ ,t,t dav then ine1o5 ieif e anu "
make their allegations III '"' ~ ROBT WALKER. p. NJ.
:, :, a. For Thos. s Hall, " E. Y. d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-23
pIaNo FORTEs, GUITAIss, SO.
.nT ri

H. TAYLOR il constantly IHif'ies
superior PIANO FuRTES from the extensive
manufactures Nunns Clak. and A. H. G.e ~ "
the above celebrated iasri7 hlc
m ror the attention public posse-,: AL me bes' qua
cs mixers They have been col" WIN entire 'sac
Music and though taken from large number eon'"
Nv being there afcul selection mace III
them rnarsa rich elegant Workmanship ana great
as peculiar all the instruments o. mo
mentioned 49,.
purchasers advantage from going NORTH na am
Nv ssor,nrn, comores g. 6s and ortaYcS-n
alter are confidently offered superior for sale In
u N.ueors order e0l notice ami Oh iaVorahl1
..,,-~.,, or ;,,,or.J
srtn'. unvallch Guitars. with large assohent Of nl"sd
and maid and prrc from s. 20 $780,
on together with Musical instruments ano hctta
, in ,rsa a n, only Music Store III he city
q. 80, on;.,sIe he Hanks. llng"
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AT COST FOR CASH.
D. GOODMAN CO. intending IN lew DAYS H..Ine -
y their new store I3i Main street VIII no" olIl
desirable Of Ready Male Cnth'ns at cost Tor can '
oum WIN an eh"tr
Spring Summer CloIhnE Al ~ "an 's. 's
avalthemsslv.s OF the great opforIh.! oomW,H 70
time is limited. >. ~ 49, o. ~ cnn.,o
Rive sh,lI hy III, 10Th o March, have open IN our ne
roo opposite Esse S1uaea large ana
f hc riches, shocks of Made ohin offered 0
The oeons of Odd Virginia We solicit all who will be in want 70
give us call and respectfully thanks TO our OLD
patrons for their former liberal patronage - r co
v u u -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-23
BY W. CODDIS. ACCTlOSEAR !.
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IN pursuar c. OF Il IL crre the Court "f Charsry
Count. iirncu, pronounced tie Na Cay 81 tehndIy,
1852. the sui; o. Foster Fi ran oi'crs tie uGt I@cd
COMM aoncr ai"iie by tae tf! Gtces VII On riga no
9th at ~, n"n! Fchiry "cl"c.. ", proceed
rel! he preIcs. putt the liz est bidder! H."
House un Let IN the decree tii situated OF Cay street ~ M
KIr.lnund. rt%rc an d The ohts ~
Cary an! back y alley ~ feet ~ite
! and : nua 10 The occ upancy OF las. y F"l,r
it iHt lur'".r "bc Hai IN Cs't mo
balance equal 'c!vr 'i.s the
chaser ne"iibc with approved dorscE std
The tc retained utl ave. 'ifr 10 bS tie CcG
jobs \. MEREDITH, Comm'r.
Sale tn ne conducted by WrL.'x1T' y t'orrIS Feb J.
BELL E-isl.E Z: WOi: AS FOn SALE Al AutrI0E
rY OF deed "t trust bearing date he Is "a, NJ IaE"
dy pid firniicu County
Court, Will "fr tor sale ub.c the highest b.dc:.
,l.t most and Aai Works '
lie lie l,lc Works property been rxirrsvci,
pro by ,eccn; proprietor; a'os which improvement, ma! bc
irrIuncd md powerful and .iby constructed R"nEg
MILL AN. most substantial Railroad lIrrtr e'is nc Nn.s
Richmond and Danvir Railroad b. "irh c"nncnciitG
IN. most bu rcss ,arl IHned cheap
used by the N"r.s lor maudc;"gc i
i've lhe.e til, c.hsd mis- w'n tr E"rGrd
,rg hrtwccu prie al tie lt,t Sc Woke are HE
Company reerricc 20 has Bidsr "a" ia t"-Is III e.
WARN hc arnr' b! application 'i;e az 'c"l
tor > ,hc office of said Company
Tie Capacity Works Gl6s casi- "f Saiis
and fuay I've! ae sHo"E IN
,..s "tlr Oh dominion Nails
There -c valuable Saves Which "" he koa ":h the
property en mechanics anu iariiar WISH the u e!ai't
OF the Wolis - -
The ae ~idic pace On WEDNESDAY tc l"i ia! 9" Ma:oh'
TERMS or SALE as follows. For the necessary
charge, at the due tisr t
ir with tlc lat ~ Jauf. lest,
cash. and s, OF January sie.st 70 tie ut
Jlruary 1854 iif and +" Lc LIST Z" JANUARY $50 sl2Vs
and , allow trsc .Ilr, ci, f Tc AM four .ears
hearIns will be given Approved 'eo'Ihe "oie' ard
deed OF tru the deferred h,menF will be i,Tus!
The this property beicrd 3" D: Im'r" Iaoc n' 40
will cnryey only such title vested trustees
WM 4 MA y, Trustee.
Feb II dds WV " IlAAAl.. -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-23

..-- KING AND QUEEN COUNTf.-Ws arc pleased
49, to learn that Henry Watkins Esq., has announced
bin;cf candidate the office OF Commissioner u" the Ne
We heartily second his nomination benne we tES
frnm an innate ACQUAINTANCE with M W. and SUPPOSED know
lce Of III. duties under tho new Constitution ta e"
men any superior lot
and performance OF the duties 10 pc dcVo'cu up
OF the incumbent. .,.. ;,,,o,, :,
Quick and ready transaction OF business judgment OF
mncle AMI conlon 'ioh VI III"
Who'll. into pcrcopoe FORM together win Correct
ness and despatch managing thing nc underaSe
y qualify BIN IN opinion tn Office This estimate nor on
su observations. but the mann IN winch nc
has performed duties such Deputy Sheriff. 10 TINS anu Inc
adjoining county Essex The promplncs anu
with uhi:h no discharges all business codcd to his CARE ana
rsreoy AS Superintendent the Poor House Of tins county MS
cement tn. result Of judgment and sk' We hns WORN! o.
ago imposed people, the levy this time is but he ana
have becn next nothing had the thought
hes, 70 make levy provide against unforeseen contingent
sies. ,. ,,1.- -, ,.,r co,,,i
ptoo viii reuuc the judgment than clerical aci
~. .:., 90, ,r,r,I and IN tho r,r,isitcs 10 ca,
o, b;s nrncpis We do think he cxceled b. Al al
.houd have full confidence that h performance OF the au
w,uId siye general satisfaction, should Dene pleasure VI o
neonle Of The county to place him in the oihco
Moreover Mr. Walk belongs eas VINO uner us oa
Of things have been from be ar'caons OF oHc OF
honor and prof, within the Gift Of The court ana constituting as
do large minority people Of the coun seems out Feh
The Democrats should least equaize INC onees o.
Nouhy oy oeSo.o.'s '1". ,",,,v MANY VOTERS.
and heretofore pr'scnhea parry.
kISo AND QUEEN, FED. 18th 1851
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-23
CANDIDATES. FOR OFFICE.

TO THE VOTERS OF LOClSA.-Tnrcc can
49, didates The important county "hlfe WITHIN your
r ( C!.rksp have announced theinsc YES Seems
10 me AMI a.l question we snol4 ask y
which OF them capable. and likely 10 be ahiui
themselves oy stccthg inc
regardless personal the petunary clrc'n
stances Candidates Tins ruc humble Judgment ""
two the without rehe lneir merits
no prsiss mpari,ay voter only wilho
accton jain Hunter, the present incumbent
fullest sense o ine LEI M oo.h
capabl. lie fully un fairly tried, ard the verdict OF The
been an that he my ni yoht support Tor
his merit, att, This others hive been tried
h, enpoye good lawyer doctor, carpenter blacksmith
who had always done your business
promptly faithfully correctly the why should yo
ricing your interest, without OF benefit! do not
candidates make goo cerks-~c
have tried smse not disposed I" gre
certainty Tor An uncertainty.
Hitherto ihn Hunters Office has been snecurc lie ms
bren truly his aud cirly Ills
have edbsed him be worthy AL
yl.er 10 h legal questions wih cheerful
lou fee or reward anil without belns pirza To
HIM ont without getting officer his place nrre hr
sake OF change Office would seem 20 be the se Of
folly.
The principal only argument hare heard use again him H.
that he oi;e long Inc that tie Is independent anu
indales needy knewJon Huntef whrh
he was Door He life Of toll I'd edena made conpc
ency but 10y Industry iru5ai!y ocono
mn man should dscarc for these qualities Il Is no
nns with nothing di in tn selection OF Clerk al
this very when VAL require all the tact, know"
elcs energy experience, old ai tried Clerk to haagc
AMI radical changes
ind er the Code OF laws AMI the new constitution
w. want the "irtr; and all uEpendced men Ia
his will agree John Inat" The other candidates
~ Ell oi"cIi VOTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-23
WILLIAM EGCL ESNON, :

offer FOR SALE
" Stua and Coverings loaf crushed and coffee Sugar
Poru Rico Muscnva" aud ~ Sugar Old Java. ia,uaya AMI
Ria Cure Stuart" and Moasscs; Porto Rico
MuscoVaa and ~ o. Moa-ses Gunpu%de Imperial aud
Young lys1n Tea; Black Tea, AMI hne ESn;on and
Browns Soap yaesatei pale and DARK lIu patrI. Cau
Esnto and lar ksun's Candcs Mce's aud i;chirl Sem
Cnnama, Spite and Cns Misuns Backing united
Cords; Curnn and llenn e rs Lines su Cprra rmslunc
Alum; Siar;h Powder Shot: Bar Lead Letter. Cip aud app
Papc CmI"n Warns: Mustard Vinegar Lime; Tar Rice; ais
bly, Cumberland bacon. Clover Sees, AMI Irish Potatoes.
Also and Pale Brandy Peach Brandy. Apple Brandy. Rec
tiled and Rye WhisEcy. Holland Madeira Sherry
Malaga Wine. Champaic lie. Cigars. &c Eel, 23-c3
BAPTIST BOOK DEPOSlTONY.
lust received sale til. Bookstore
The Bible IN tie Family Hints domestic Economy
A Hoarlman u. D.
Lectures un the Lords Prayer-hy W. H. Wilkins,
Bunyans Consung Works
The Hearts Treasure tho Furniture Holy S0u-hy Rev
Oliver Hey wood
The Barren Fig Tree, the downfall Of frue Procssor-by
John 1uuyan.
The Forget not, or Gift for Sunday School Children
Independence Day, modes ~ spending il.
Memoir Of Jos. Wser-by his Pastor. A. u. Gillette.
Isabel or Influences
Advice Christian. the importance aiming at an
elevated standard of pcty-by Village Pastor
The Frazier Fami y.or Home polircncsF.
Scenes in China: Sketches OF IN. Country, &c.
Who the Happy pieiy the only iaon n
Joy-by Rev, ~ u. Waterbury. y. ID.
Also supply n Dr. Inweils Book tho Evil. Inut
Baptism. and the Memoir of Andrew Broa,iius.
or Sllionery-An additional and splendid supply Letter and
Note Paper Envelopes. &c, OF all kinds. cheap
Feb. 90 CliAS. WORTIIAM
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BAPTIST EOOk DEPOSiTONY.
RICHMOND THEATRE.
LESSEE AND MANAGER, WV l.. MAUI

i.ESSEE AND MaNat'ER WIN H. MaULE.
GRAND ATTRACTloN!-For, benefit MI PHELPS Tire.
On Tuesday Evening, February 9th, E27
Will b. performed the lavori,e Drlne entitled
WALLACE THE HERO or SCOTLAND.
kirkpatrick, Mr.. Phelps
LAZY Marian, Miss WLeee,
Pas Grose,qus, by Mons Slo!lo,y'
To oe followed by the aughable Farce OF
THE DEAD SHOT.
Loulsa L"vetricR Mrs Potter
Ths ;eebrttsd Polka, by h'e Cio:ca and Mons Carcso
To conclude with the Comsd,e,ta entitled
NAVAL ENGAG EMENTs.
Ms M,rnsr, thsr first appearance sig-) Mrs Pheip
3 Manager IA, he plea h. has made
an 'ns4se"ss 81 o. lev y O'&s. Only y T = nocu
The eminent r,ss liza who VIII 1psar in three new sys tsn
ance Wednesday,. the 18th instant.
Genre Gallery o:n:. o'or4I ''ey eaeeo's Eastern gallery
Dor: O,en quarter 1:ors Performance to commence
sawns t c"a@,,ee. are r.r,i.n
IL larry requested tho Theatre ion.) evening
, Wv. coMMIrrEE OF RECEPTION.
1%s IN s Jane . pSv Col pa
W Fry and cadl's T. =, L ,,i,., ,,,,,r,s
Vim Richie James Grant Col " Muniord
Gooen Jane lyons Gov Tomrk", MeETor Dr. E!er
va ""' GENT IEMES,s SUPPER ROOM.
Ieut Glhz.b"ok r"rt f;sorgs Sadlcr joseph May"
Purcell Ltp H,s;"s SGp PER ROOM coMu1rrEE
John Mason Win BWsadrsS MAJ T Ansus Coz 9 Meen
d in s. ' ss
"sa ,a. c,nrS. I ,oa w ,lab 'G aaT% a
&C. The cnnmie Reception upon Ladies a. the
55 :esnan please present ;her cards mission "A. any
Fsb d WIN l.. MAriE.
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THURMAN & DAVIS have associated with them " VI u.
NOBLE business hereafter will be coduc.edin the hahe
Of Furman. Davis To.
We from 1877 Pearl street. new and o'nmo
dous store No IL Courlndt street. nearly opposite The hr
Western where receiving large
and well ssIec stock OF Silk and Fancy Dry GnGns Hs
Fancy DsrS. ,:nnds Musns iace Ribbons Cloves sha"s
Handkeche Crava:s &C. which offer on the most IoeLa
Terms frends when they visit The
CITY, Orders goods will with strict and prompt attention
FuRMAS. DAVIS g. co.
SAMUEL FrRSAM, JoHs C. DAVIS, WM G. NOBLE
New York, Feb 9I-csw
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LAND FOX SALEM MADISON.

gpY v!riuc viii Of WIaM Na.l>on &c d VIII m
- "Wednesday 7h G,y Of March newt offer Tor sale al The
Madison the @ Ma!s"l the tact al iaEd "l'
IN. ,raur seized ard r about "a hrnirr
half Tie an! Hes al AGENT Ia tie sad
Mills in rnunry al Mti."n the rta-" road leading ~ N
Io;usI lr. Much the frst o.ter
Tho nc sh nThup. l. & most de- itu.5
TERMS OF sAi.Et,nc half q" The purchase money Will bc
u, 10 he RAID ~ cash the o.r hall. twelve months
the ae-the irnrr has, r':rS
bon AMI deed e deferred ia>mt But al IN.
i b. rioa back 81 TIE bond. that Tie
viii he m,r! rh ira paid on Tie lay the hnHd Ia dHs
TUS y WEIGH, Exec rot VIM Madison, deed
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA.-EASTERS DIS

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.-EASTERS DIS
u rRIGT or VIRGINIA, IS. .
The President of the Tinted Of America the Marshal Of
the Eastern District Virginia. and to his Deputy wh"msocrer-
Greeting: , -;,,,, -,
You are hardy jointly and seveay empowered anu Strictly 81
joined commanded that arrest The Scho"er caled me ~ "
Sheppard Ogden lately was a'"r) r
tackle apparel and she shall be i"ud '" nun your -
trc and the keep uGd-r safe AMI Src cure ar
until further orders from the Court same
shall be discharged due n law ard that you
Ill genera VINO nave CT elehd 10
anv right interest therein 10 appear before ne judge
District Court OF the United States Tor the Easern ne o.
V,gion AT the ned States the Ey Richmond
On the Monday in March next At " o'clock there 20 answer
Thpma, NJ X Phiadc hia and Stale Of Penr III 4
caus Of contract plies civil AMI maritime and her 10 90
and IN bea -ha eriain and hat you
tuy u the aforesaid Court what you do IN the pre-
misses
Witness D. IIayburon, Judge OF The Eastern p'etol
virginia a, Richmond this 4th day Of February Of
J.. rj 1852 FEB H-tl r. 'iaio' ''e'A'
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silver wARE.-We jus received additional in
= voice OF Silver Pots Gobes Spoons &C. which win our
urc yinus stock makes tmrn very complete
Silver Tea Service will be sold either by The full so OF single
rees Our Of Silver Forks Spoons Sour Oyster anu
Knives &c very complete and desirable Cal and sec
,h. N rFsb ISL GESNET JAMES, Eagle Square.