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The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-04-24
Minnesota Boarding House.

Q c. McCRAY would inform the pub
NJ rc-residents and strangers-that he has taken
the large house on Eagle opposite D. L. Fullers
Brick Store where prepared to accommodate his
customers with the style OF boarding. The house
has been thoroughly repaired ana panta His table will
he furnished with every thing the market affords and
those who come prepared to plank up the Ca h every
Saturday night will find the "Minnesota Boarding House''
comfortable and pleasant home. None others are de-
sired. IApri l7--6m.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-04-24
F. E. COLLINS,
AUCTIONS COMMISSION HOUSE

AUCTION CON MiSSiON HOUSE
THE undersigned having received Auctioneer's Com
mjsson from the Governor OF Minnesota, has opened an
Auction and Commission House, In st. Paul, where he
will sell on commission, Groceries, Dry Goods, Furniture,
&c. He believes that the superior advantages Of
St. Paul ~ market, will be uufhcent inducement for
business and manufacturers at distance, to send
their goods, &C., be sold commission private SALE
or at auction. His charges will be moderate.
n. Il. Particular attention Will be paid the sale Of
real estate, In about 81. Paul. ST. Anthony, SILVIA.
ter.
Marche r.E. COLLINS
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-04-24

SVOu lCiO"s way luCh
.Mil,caukee Daily Wisconsin.
Gen. Sargent, the Surveyor General,
with a corps Of Typographical engineers,
is making arrangements to run the boun-
Diary line between Iowa and Minnesota,
this summer. He will also, it is thought
by some, fix the starting point Of new
meridian, upon which the lands on the
other side of the Mississippi, will be sur
veyed.
The Mississippi is quite high this
spring, having been gradually rising for
about month. The upper landing has
been entirely submerged ever since navi-
cation opened. We are in hopes, that by
another spring, our levees will be fixed
in such manner as to be out of the reach
Of high water.
The Nominee arrived here on Thurs
day evening, having made the trip from
La Crosse down to Galena and back upto
St. Paul by the way of Saltwater, since
Monday morning. If any of the new
boats can beat the Nominee, they will get
over the water pretty fast.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
rrn,ISHEp DAILY AND SEMI '"EEhLf,
.y,rIISM f. & THOMAS HIICHlh' 'i.'
II Z Il II s,


pa,y dollars PEI nMc xea For the semi.
dollars M rer annum and dollars for sA nl'',
"esk N adyrnce 70 b. paid in The ocs OF rcns,eh p' ~
s, dollars yer 4: the enc OF .hc rond and
PAID OF s his ,,c. be RENTED per mall IN ~ t
Rank no,ss risk 81 the Editors "a" ;%" is,er is
avaiiaos pa" ~, tbc r;s The postage OF snso -,
ssrs oe accrunt 20 writer II IL the a.e pnon
scar. sea a. " extensive business which operates u"
Editors. rrrNS or ADVERTISING.
nsIIS ENQTIRER:--Fn: TEN lines OF lese. I" o -"
~ coats and every succccdis asit'loh s"eh'S ,w
~ 'n e.ei SEX twice Well @ nreT ~ ,H @ '
rpnn charged !tt 4ei'ars LOT thlS
OF greater itns
ma rgei StlN, (papc nclused)
IN TIE TEN 'aes' or less hfs insertion
;r distance be accompanied with the advance
~ ~ SATISFACTORY sesr srsnccs TO insure execution
~ cr..s end tributes Of respect: erceedtng c'Sa sineS
a., -,sr,.,; tys advertisements
All C5iaGres and Marriages rom iae country WhohGvsf
rns unknown be authenticated oS
G ojcrsa;,,n tie Postmaster III the neishhorhoou or hey VIII
- c,-e be published ha has been taken 10
~ has, heretofore, proved unaVanC
H. 81 therefore such communications being Certified
IAN tc grs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17

sTIRGINIA.-At u Circuit Court OF the county OF 'etncc
held tho House in the city OF Richmond on Mon
day the eighth day November thousand eight hundred ao
diiy .,, r, :,
William Palmer and John Eners Of John Eners de
case suing and such others o The creditors o WIN
Depries deceased choose become parties o ths
= Plaintiffs:
-,
Ann Deprest Administrative Of William Denriest deceased
and in her own right widow Of the said William f. epeS aV
William and Clinton Dcpries,, children anG heirs az IA"
of the Deprcst dcceascd all OF whom are infant;
tender Tsey their guard assigned 70 dee
them this sui, . pcenu'.s' ,
On The motion OF defendant Ann r Depriest administrative OF
William Deprest deceased ar her rgh, oy Counsel e
file her the bill OF the PLAIN
m in this whercupon the said deendan. by Counsel h
her accordingly Court which answer the said pas
Counsel, replied generally. ,.,,;u
this day TO be heard on tae D
adult defendant and OF c infant
nv their assigned defend em with replication 10 inc
said Counsel On consideration whereof
the Court doth that the defendant Ann r.
VIM f. Deprics, decd do render before
Of this Court account her uh
The the said William Deprest deceased ana also
Of the personal OF her SAID inieae now remain
hands for and the probable value o e
the sail commissioner further directed after duo publ
cation of succrsslvey newspaper
printed city Richmond ascertain and report TO e Conr
character the debts due from the estate OF e
William Dopriest and the character ard roohDc amount Zee
snne value OF the which the said William f. DC
priest died together with matters special
stated by himself which be required by
any of the pa rites 10 be 81 stated. Coi,y-Tssts ,
""' " '"- p l.. TINSLEI CPk.
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80 81
SIIEI Id +.

Mr. Charles Kur,Ichn, German, about 40 yeas DID, a
shoemaker by profession (sa 10 be OF the best WORK
men in this city, committed suicide yesterday, by shooting
himself al his residence Brond street, adjoining the Thea
ire II appears that about twelve o'clock Ec retired 10
room adjoining the dining room and having wrapped one
end of small cord around his right iooi he tied The other
end to the trigger of loaded musct and placing the muz
ze under his chin fred the piece OH His entire head
blown To piccrslrd he Eel! the hJor with tie 'n"skc'
alongside OF him.
II is believed that pccanary embarrassment, operating
upon mind and body impaired by hcah, is mainly 10 be
traced the cause Of This melancholy event.
II win be seen that Docls G. A. Otis and II. L. OTIS pro-
pose 10 issue on the s April next the Virginia Medical and
SurricaI Journal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17
cITN DEEIEEhS


The Common Council Of Richmond has elected :
J Pearcc Isl Officer oi Day Police.
e. Johnson, I'd Otlircr, in place of q. c. White.
e. c. White, 81 Officer, in place OF W. y. Pagc.
W. B. Page, 4h Officer in place oi }. f. Warrington.
4 Wilkinson lst Lieutenant Night Hatch.
G. S. TrueheaEt. 81 I"
+ Wheat 81 " I"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17
T.. TINSLEY, CPk.
CouuISSIoScR,S OFFICE }

KCNMOND, NV %, Io0-' : ,
Tho in foregoing decree hereby notified
a. md =, INV Office in Rcmon the oh day OF Jan.
s3 a. iuocock NJ with the evidence necessary to ena
s erform ths required by said decree and all crsd
rs Of m. .s,ote Of F. Dies ao notified 10 al
tend a. the anc and place and their Claims agans SAID
estate with the sustain the same
'SsS.. Co., o. o. ..tw WM F. DAVIS. Com'r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17
MARRIED..

MARRIED. on the lst December BY Elder y Johnson hr
LEWIS GOOLSBY TO MISS MARY SUSAN fAiiEaoN'-n' o'
buckingham.
MARRIED on Tuesday The 9Th inst by the heT M moore mi
WM ROYSTER TO Miss HARklEi hobIhi oo' al % '"'S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17

IRGINIA-Aa Circuit Court OF Chancely Tor INC count! O
Iisnrco House in the City of Richmond,
on " .dnesday June 3Jh. 1862:
Henry Dunnington Of the OF Lyncburg and a.
such admir- deceased and james NJ Ickson
himself and the said Pleasant Paln late partners nier
the firm oil Partn and Jackson, Pantii5
against
Charles Eisinwein and Company aud Hiram Harris
Defendants.
This which the plaintiffs appear have proc eed agan:
defendants Charles Eisiwe and Company who arc out OF this
Commonwealth prescribed against absent ein
AID they s falling appear, on thus Jay 10 DC head
the taken confessed the said absent eicI ~
Of the uhur defendant, with replication thereto,
exhibits filed and OF Witnesses anu Vas ar
gued Counsel the Court by consent
plaintiffs, and Of the defendant Hiram Harris by their COuase
doth aduge order decree The Commissioners o
this Court Of the transactions be-
Harris and Esrn~ein and Company
any due from the said Harris TO the said
and Company and the aid commissioners IN taxing the
authorized call for the production OF all books anu
papers either the said paies as 10 any
deemed by him. all which the said commissioner
rec and Court with any matter specially
stated deemed pertinent mse which may be required by
nny of the parties TO be 50 stated A Cnpy-Icstc
80 : L. w CHAMBERLAYNE u. c..
OF the Circuit Court Chaucc the City OF Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17
EY THE GOvEisSOR OF VIRGINIA.


having been received D. the Executive that JOS
WaLLACE conine3 tn, jl 0; Mldesex county
80 m made his Gsc.rc ihecirom the night OF the
aal gong algc;heeiore do hereby otter
1 FIFTY Dol aRS person who shall
county: and do require all ofceso this Com
~ evil and military and the people generally, to
@ xernns procure The said Wallace that
srr,I, ia brought justice.
. hand as Governor, and under the Lesser Seal Of
he Cuulnora eltI Richmond, this 9Th day OF Nove;n
iSs,s .,r IA the year 1852 JOSEPH JOHNSON.
wallace is Portsmouth, in this State ana is tie
about old, about feet inches
;,t gtrS hl ar romp eXon the forehead Had on
..cafc Cashmere panaloons, black coh and
-, ypS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, ;

I }
The parties the foregoing decree hereby nn,ed
that shall proceed the l7 day of Janrar lsS at my office III
The City OF Richmond the examinations and state The ac
thereby requreda which time and place they are required
10 attend THOS 7. GILES, Cumr IN Chancery
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17
DEATHS.

; o. r. only daughter Of Maj VIM. p. and Mary A. Mabcn
aged about ytaH
Sweet child Of promise and ofhope,
Thy little race ls run;
And Mary lives in Heaven above,
With Gods eternal Son. r
D,pn nj Pneumonia at the evening OF the 2i 0!
onhar 1850 AT his residence. miles below Pacuca, ny,
CHiLES TERRELL, Esq, 10 the I'D year OF has age
Mchunk Creek Abenarle county. 'ne
18th of Feb uay He possessed high orier OF nieeet ana
taste for which mproved5y close application 'ou'
4niie young -, ,,o, M, cher.
The christian religion and doctrine reflected upon
ed by him. and although belonged sect or deomna
he family conversation incGcaea 'ne
virtues of Christ and urged the practice o Them I'D ne
DEPARTED this lc Wcdnc csday the Isl in:'an a. m
.olIogay the residence her father MISS os'ii
laughter Mr.. DAVID G. Williams 10 he e-is Jra u vs.
fla Wing ju., finished her education he uceau VS. m hrys
mon III. surrounded by lng calcuacd 70 edef ne l
But she has fallen the scyhe oi pesh W .Se
, .a wing an assl father and mosf ana many
brr,s and mourn deep acon h severe
Nav this mournfu dspensation OF Divine Providence DC
n srrroundipy frIends and relations!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17
NJ McGINTI, Editor OF Tue NdsIlVIIIt " mig.
i NJ. ZIMMERMAN, Druggist.
r,y ,rpE~IINpTISE cOIiEH.

" . P,rrspuRo PA, Feb 81 1851.
S-ro, years have afflicted wih Cough, 60
20 sr.G chair as my couch w"u t sui
ms last tried the CHERRY pECToRAL which, under
rf'. '.iIracc cured me altogether ,,r. ,,,,Sn,rSc
rus I IS ~s nSf 5aHas or TlG SrMERos cuRE ASVMA
WHICH HAVE BEEN ACCREDITED TO CHERRY FEC
ToKAL: ,nr,,z ,s,s
m Axss Iowe-pea Sir: years been afflicted with
e worst form" nat have been ehgsd to sleep n y 10 nnG ny
Tried s9 many SSRR C t. RFRp0iP c
A. f as s "m 10 make me worse but in be-
sa exirs gratifying relief from It's use and now IN
with comfort an" ENJOY 'ae o. health e haa Gssf sSPee'ea
FROM TIE PRES'DENro OF AMHERST COLLEGE, EDWARD
&C. AYrs-s'r have used your CHERRY PEcToRAL in my
e e Ss 5 aa for hs relief
'anslaI and bronchial difficulties my opn%n as TO s supe
y" 1 Of any HsS sse
Aons hs other distins authorities, who have ,her
preparation as the be', known them for
rres,'en. II r,rk,ns, Vernon Mcd,ca! College.
F;s E,si. S..a;;n. S,%3n; Y1.s Ma cSsss: Sss Sur.
Prof. Fra" Glssssisnf has 6s SoSS" as Mi;a r,es. College
B".o" Mcica ana $ ire:ra Journal!
Char tn. Z Medical Review.
H." H., Issy ifIsey Medical ssr a KspSI,sI Sr",,,,
n,o. George p Marsh, American Ambassador 10 Turkey
Gen EmangsI Buln.s Pro.,den, of Chill.
H. Re- Ed Power, Lord Bishop Of Toronto.
aie"o,shor Purcell! OF CINCINNATI ONO
%iso'ininy cnincnt pcrsoaases III foreign eounres -
Nt oy IN The and distressing diseases OF the
us or also family medicine for occasional use Is the ga.
ieSl. t!edsanIes, and best in the world.
ria!are4And sodby J. c. AVER Prac,ieaiand Aneynea
Lowell Massachusetts, and sold wholesale and retail IA
sshn"na by Pi RCELl, LADD &e co. and PEYTON JOHN.
soN anu By the Druggists retail throuehou heStae
'tNO EDWARD &. SWAMI. George e. Diuguld and Jans
" ms we Caroline NJ Leakc Edward Coles, Isaac Coles
tnas cocs John Fisher and Jane T his wife, Thos B. Swami
Swann Samuel X. Swami, and +. Graves, guardian
r.t - William Sedrn, and Eliza NJ. Swami infants.
% "Wednesday, the 9th day Of January 1853
s me hours OF m the mornine and the
,, Meinra u Swarn decd in the county of Powhatan
@e :" Virginia will take the depotions Of Samuel
40 @ hooe NJ Murray, John Z. Saton and Others be
on The tral OF in the Circuit Court OF PowhRan
deienS IN Chancery which plaintiff and
me Examination be continued from day
NeSnoays excepted until completed
.''V'a-ewaw JOHN STIRLING SWAMI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17
CHARLES w. KING,

OONSTABIE FOR THE COUNTY OF CAMPBELL AND CITY
OF LYNCiBURG
OFFERS his the lie
W will collect promptly all claims entrusted him. ethor upon
commission otherwise.
Otice-Marke; street, Lynchburg, Va.
REFERENCES.
By permission he refers TO the following gentlemen:
CITY LYNcHBuRo-ayh g. Tanner, j. p. d W. > Dlllard
Samuel Tyrce, Jas knnerJ H. Tyree F. D. Christian lln
ner,w w. D. Branch (MayoO D. Edley, Col w 4 Talbot, o IL
Glass
CAMPBELL CouRr IlousE-Dr J. MerrimanJ G. Murrcll,
Finch, G. Jordan, q. W. Dabney. J.
Persons claims In this section collect viii
promptly attended TO- by placing them In The hands the
undersigned Nov G}- c2nl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17
"'"''7 11'' t''fN' wM HENDRlCK,
A. G. BOYD,
,,. \ r .us l6-sf r. M THORNTON
TuE Il. Y.;sVCOUGH SliUis IN THE WORLD! !!
~ USED BY THOUSANDS.


Aud Recomme t,ed by Physicians.
Cough syrup IL decidedly The
rc;ar,to, and curing the most troublesome
that Lion OF Diseases II taken IN Time
Dr Rose Philadelphia. having devoted his sole aen ION
y, IN. u!y REFORM Iculy the itcaneai oil diseases
the Lunr has short time cured me OF ions stand
nr disease Trachca wndppe, and confidently recon-
mend h remedies and mode treatment to e pubic genelay
X. CHAPMAN, NJ D., Pmlsdelphia
KEHsSo7oN. Philadelphia. Jan. q, 1850.
DR. health can now cay that
ure;y good am troubled with cough uGess take cold
ao nsn Cough syrup effect perfect cure
Alternative Pllls Ihey
''' "' '''' go DR. COLEMAN.
PHILADELPHIA Dec. II, 1850.
lean cheerly recommend the afflicted D Rose Cough Sy
diseases cured o chronic Affection o
inc Lungs single bottle Of Cough syrup and boE
>, IL. Family pills WM BUCKLEY.
: " Ridge Roai. second door below Wallace ST.
wa. ,,c a. wih the Lungs, with spit.
n OF blor, night sweais debility for x months Al
for three without relief was completely
hy wo bottles j. Roses Cough Syrup EXPccio
~ .. N'bo"hA.
PorrsvILLg Pa. January Ii. leo
When yon would Cough Cold Influenza and avoid ali
lad cold and thoroughly Consumption
Bronchrtis, nd Spitng Blood take this syrup!
bottles and 81; and for sale by Purcell Ladd Co.,
Gaynor Wood, o A. Strecser A
g1E Alex Du.al nuval, Blair NJ. Laehrisson and
r Lldi Also Charlottesville, by c. w Brsg- Lynchburg
hyI SrtS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17
n
MAGAZINE STREET. .(BETWEEN NaTCuEZ AND GRAvIER

r. s, Morse, Proprietor.
FVNE above Establishment having been entirely furnished and
repaired great expense is now ready Tor Inc re
ccpon visitors Ii OF the most popular and iasho aoe
Hotels the South and take pleasure in commenting H. uon
the reliable authority the patronage othe citizens OF Rich
virginia who shall occasion TO visit the metropolis
the South business pleasure Mr. orse gentle
manly aud enierrrng poreIor and in every department OF h
house, secures visitors the complete satisfaction
S-Tbo Bar Of the Arcade of the finest and contains
the best assorted Iiquols OF any in the country.
Nov 3D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL.
roR THE CURE OF COUGHS. COLDS. HoARSENESS. BRON
CIIITIS GROUP. ASTHMA. WIIOOPlSG COUGH,

AND CONSUMPTION,
tSD 'ay the river, upon the btns thereon,
"a .t.ll grow al Trees Tor meat. whose ieai
.saa not IA c. and :hc fiuIt thereof shaii oe
70; @l.a;. and the leai thereof Tor medicine.
llsrr w3s hope lor the sick recorded long
..6. and every year adds new proof to the as
...aGce that lhe.e promises shall not fail.
A,m.'lra! Silence discovers aad desicnaies
~ remedies n.,urc has gwen, one by ono, the
:!.casrs 'h4; a;Ilict nur race. yield 10 the con-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17
LOGAN WALLER,

COMMISSION MERCHANT, RICHMOND, VA,
ETRNS his thanks those who have literally paonzed
M him the He still. continues 10 give hi. Per.
sona attention the sale description OF COUNTRY So
DUCE. Office co.'s: Main and 9Th streets. Dec 6-cbn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17

:
na earned untimey grave than Con.
m: qf tie Lungs Suooined evidence that THIS
mas l.a that Pulmonary CnnPains IN all their ioS
nay b. cr,ofcthy Cherry Fcctornl.
Sr. ;; ma, em IS 10 publish any proportion OF the
t. Il m Affected bu; Agent below named, viii furnish our
Ccu ul! particulars and nisPutaoe PROOF Of
these i,ce
sIiisrer> real and judge for yourselves - ,,o,
F0e INFLUENZA AND WlOOPlNG CoUIit: 90
NASHVILLE Tenn, June 90, ISL
S hv. ,eu.,tcy used Pccoral Tor Whoopins
nluc2a hesitation IN ponouncihg IL
complete r.ncay. children nave been ahlcie4 WIN
diseases an, The Of the Pecoral has always aoaeu
amos ,ns,,rt rs,irf JAMES GLOVER.
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,si TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

4 PROCLAMATION
INFORMATION having been by The that No
- large Burglary ard Larceny made his thereo on
he Of the i9! I>ani and Is now a. ,ase @ -ns!eore, 40
e. persons Sa the said John w Rand and deliver
jai! Nn"k couay; and do moreover require all
~ generally. cir procure the arrest OF
;,s a,d Rand. that he may be brought TO justice
yn hand Governor and under The Lesser seal OF
sea- pcr in the year lS52 JOSEPH JOHNSON.
p described a5uu. inches height rather
s:hae 10 lbs. auburn hair, dark compexion defect In
5ae is ant large BLACK mole on hs upper mp
Nv ::l-c6
f,OU ACRES OF ROANOK Z LAND FOR SALE.
his valuable sale, and invite all VINO
sisa land Warren North Carolina or Meek.
e@bG.s 10 come anu examine ie following
.lons - -
iLEXANDHlA-Thc residence Mr. Thornton, l2 miles from
Wasse,oH Rail Road lying the river, ohe oil
The improve and valuable situations on the Roanoke
The large ard coavc.
;ow grounds dchsd and thoroughly drained; e ols
are :h an ppery divided the substantially there oarns
Sufficient 70 cure hundred hogsheads Of tobacco The water is
soa m he residence mic from the river ahea!ihs one
CuTrENS TRACr-I.mediaiely below ana the Uver, oil
2ip t, on winch are saw Mill OF great value
the whole presents attractions with
wh m, cl u this or any other country
T OLD pLACE-ContniGg 200 800 OF which are low
grnuui the Roanoke Mach OF the balance valuable ana OIL
ie those wishing buy rarely found IN so large
BuCH SrRlNG-The of the late Nathaniel Macon
Creek the valuable highland plan Warren
county and is good water and heahluness.
lsns purchase. Viii call or either crbers.
will pleasure, conduct Them through
ell OF tese They VIII sea- privately at time
.l. lcls ample authority ,o and should any
l as - ina, ne viii "en of pualc sale on that
the by decoration advertisement II the !ar gest and
mat ya.u,. ever offered North Carolina and those
""7 SUI" i'f' 80 WM HENDRlCK,
A. G. RoID or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17

n,v, il os,p county the Sd November of Congesive
chill AIRY H. only daug liter Of Maj VIM r. and Mary A. Maton
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17

Mrssrs f. d. e. a. +. beach propose 10 commence on
Saturday next tie publication of Of the most expensive
and valuable illustrated newspapers ever contemplated in
This country The prospectus will be found in another col
nmn. Mr. r. D. Barnum is a special partner in the enter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-17
THE GREAT KENTUCKY REMEDY.
DR.. JOHN BULLS SARSAPARlLLA!


IF the following performed alone BY Bu are
pot wonders acknowledge that 10 not know the
othc Read and be facts arera el
tclon
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-05-08
Tho Little Falls Bridge.

A meeting was held at Lewensville precinct,
Fairfax county, Virginia, on the Sd May, to take
into consideration the propriety of reopening the
communication between that section OF Virginia
and the markets of the District OF Columbia, via
the Little Falls of the Potomac. The secretary
read to the meeting a petition to Congress,
which had been previously circulated for
signatures, praying for aid in the reconstruc-
ton of the bridge at the foot of the Little Falls
1t was resolved that they had heard with deep
concern that an effort was being made by por-
ton of the citizens of Georgetown and Washing
ton to abandon rebridging the Potomac at the
foot Of the Little Falls; that it is confidently
believed that fifty thousand dollars would be am
pie for that point, and that the structure could
be completed in from three to four months, il IN
appropriation could be speedily obtained; whereas
to construct bridge at any of the other points
talked of would require at least two years, and
the cost, independent of the new road on the
Virginia shore, would be as three to one in favor
of the Falls passage. A committee of eight was
appointed to confer with the citizens and authori-
ties of Georgetown and Washington, D. c., and
to take all necessary steps to carry out the OBJ
jects set forth in the foregoing. This committee
consists Of Com. Thos. .Ap G. Jones, John Powell,
James Crombie, Henry G. Taylor, John Gilbert,
VIM SWink, w. w. Ball, and A. L. Brent.