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from The National ln,sl,irencer.

There further eb"ic IN the Senate Tuesday,
the subject OF The Fisheries which shall publish pp
portuny offers. Tho speakers Messrs. CAss DAvI
and HAMtS oil Of whom argued against the construction
of Treaty of 1873 contend, for by Great Britain
This oe5uc sprung motion print the corrcspon
dence between the two relating the Fshe
res which was laid before The Senate Tuesday by the Pre-
sipEST OF the Uhied States in compliance with call OF the
Senate This correspondence extends from 1928 10 the pr.
tme but Of it has before been placed before the
public. We copy the las letter of The British Minister
conveying notice 10 the United States OF the intention Of his
Government 10 proiec; its subjects in their right The Fish
cries:
"WAsHISoroS, JuLy s. 1882
"SIR have been directed by her Msesiys Government
bring knowledge OF the Government of the United
States which has been adopted by her MaIesys
Government prevent repetition of the complaints which
nave so frequently been made of the entertainments OF
GELS osongne to The citizens of The United States and OF
by the convention of 1915
U.sent representations having been made her Mujes-
government oy the Governors Of the British No.h
American Provinces In regard 10 these encroachmen,s
whereby the colonial fisheries are nos, nre;ndd
directions have been given by Lords of her Msestys
pamay lot Oh New Brunswick Nova Scotia,
such force of small sailing vessels ma $780,. W
shall be deemed sufficient TO prevent inraciion of h
treaty. II Is the command Of the Queen ,hnr h, o,E 80
employed upon this service should be specially ennis
10 avoid all interference with the vessels Of iriendlv p
es except where they are in The &C, OF violating the sa
ty and on all occasions 10 avoid giving ground of
plant by the adoption of harsh unnecessary procee
nes when circumstances compel their or seizure
VI avail myself of this opportunity 10 renew 10 YOU the
sufances OF my high consideration.
JOHN F. CHAMPION"
10 communicating the aforementioned correspondence
tue fesloen informs the Senate that the steam eae Mis-
e'PP Conodos Perry has been dispatched 10 The seas
adjacent 10 the British American Provinces in order 10 pro-
ec' TUG s"'S OF our fishermen under The Treaty of 1918
NEW THRESHING MACHTNE-Mr Palmer NJ
North Carolina, has invented new Th.e,bino M.b,,.
which is now on exhibition in New York The editor f ,b
Express who witnessed trial of Tuesday last says
Il threshed out with perfect c!eanuess every kernel a.
as we could see OF every grain put into IT, from the inv
timothy seed TO the Long Island wheat we are
convinced that il is the best machine of the kind we
ever seem We assured that with four men 10 feed The
NO double machine il take hundred cart loads Of
wheat IN the morning. lying 10 the sheaf pass It through
ne threse Separate every kernel from the straw wnno
ciean and put into bags 800 bushels before sunset
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THE DAY OF ADJOURNMENT FIXED.


ne mouse OF having concured in the
Senates amendment Of the Joint Resolution for adjourn
nen the Gay IS now fixed Session will be brought
10 close on the Slst day of August.
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crI sCoTIns DECLARATION To SENATOR


,,,ho,, ,yhjgs since the abolition libel on General
Pic, vas cxumed pretend 10 be very careful Of southern
,;,n,s and institutions while they acting in concert win
- :, SworJ Horace Greeley and Johnston OF Penn
~, 20 moi hecYe the libel but they use Us pe'eAt Tor
rhich il a, war with southern interests, ana 'iiey
~ !, tho foundation FOR senscless clamor by "h'ch 'heS
, - nreyent the exposure Of their own oe'oe" Id
-; ,,,d,r The dic,atiUn OF party spill W. 't- 80
~ souIhern papers and politicians confessed ~.
us ~ ellen min had company; that his chti sup~
10 %, r. The leaders OF the abolpns' portion VI ' 80
.rtv. and that southern men OUGHT not anu euI nnn,,
, ,,eir support ual.ss he shonld come OUT ilo! -
'" :,;nynrs rnrn with whom he was assnciileu' an"
a. frank and open declaration OF his sentaens t =
his nomination. Gen Scott mol ohiy feiuseu "
- h.f,r. his nomination, but up 10 me present
~ has rr(lscd 10 do So, while in his letter III acceP'i
hs avcn distinct assurance 10 his aeolit1on i''e: NJ
III Load of Mr. Seward that their iana'ca IDEAS sia nI.
III ,heir standing in The wing RANKS .: DIMINISH w
=, mower and patronage; If he should De eece"'
S"c of The southern wings stood hrm Nse hohcs. e
hu, others had the moral courage 70 csis ;a,J ~
~ nartv and when the time OF trlui came 'hey S'eoea "
and now like desperate men, they SEIZE on hi ps
,.yr ~ cover the naLcdnrss OF thcIr apostacs iiu -
sn,,s q, I'M resemblance vi excuse Tor theiF support VI
. i Yhosr nomination made under circumstance
Yhich they averrsd ought TO array the Whole ~
AGAINST him They pretend and viii pe'Gnu 10 t ,,
s;;ara hs New Boston libel against Zen ferce as'ut'l
variance with his we'll known ana often ceclif-
ID oninions-a!lrough it has been olspro'G1 ny os
Witnesses ard has been denounced by zen r
I'm ,i uhoitionists assang their worst ciic'hy.
rh. he southern wings pretend 10 aacn lhi'oft"nIe ~
49, Nv Boston cllumny they regard with Indifference l"c
c, hat letter or wlat purpoed TO be letter rom non.
a = Wade wing member OF the Senate Of lle oitci
w,s road al Scott meeting in Ohio which saa - tis s
"Hs i win Gen Scott in which he declared he
sd cut oil his right hand Than lend TO the sup
norI nj slayery This fact has been ka1"n 10! So ~
I II ba. been repeatedly mentioned publicly ahu "o,se
hs nrwsDapcrs yet neither Gen Scott nor Mr y Iu',
nar nnv of the friends of The whs candidate nave asIea IL
nor r. ,vas circulated not by enemies but oy int
trends OF General Scott, and was usca 10 o'n", t
| and not 10 inure him-ciTcumslances when lenn
10 give it confirmation. II Mr. Wade hd h"' Wi Mns
n az ,ttrnu,d 10 hn--f the whole matter shoti
be fraud-.e yyEig candidate receives The otneil' Oh y
among the aboonsts, where was intended - oc n",
@ ~ h,comcs responsible for it il Is permitted 10 pass u
,rr,dcf.d For considerable time II has passed uc''
,rijcIrI and vet southern wings pay no attcnton 10 -
while they pretend I" believe deerS ;o ana "Ao''1
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Now without extending remarks further, we submit
frankly rrll US it Gen Pierce aboltonst pray what
do vcu call Gem Scott? Ye of The South, we imploe
YOU TO break loose from party ammels-examine the hlso.
~ of the two candidates impartay and when the proper
lime arrives your in obedience 10 the dictates Of
your own unbiased judgments. This duty you ore not
10 party but yourselves postey and TO your country
Remember the liberties of Rome overhrown by the
sword - ANXIOUS.
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We call attention to the following statement Of the
rage expenditures of the administrations including
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP HERMANN.
-Four DAYS Inter from, Europe

NBw YoRx August 3.fhe U. 5. mail steamer Hermann
from Bremen, via Southampton, arrived early hour
this morning bringing IS passengers and 900 of vaua
BILE She brings dates from Southampton 10
the 2lst uit
the steamer Pacific on the 2lst.
The West India steamer Parana, arrived al Southampton
on the 18th uit., with $500, GOO in specie
ENGLAND.-Ihe reports Of the growing crops through
out England highly favorable. The weather been
unusually fine In sumo instances blight and midew have
appeared, slightly nIurng The wheat.
There that the potato disease had done some
damage to the crops in Ireland.
The elections Throughout England had quite concluded
largely against the Derby udmnisa-
ton. When The Herman lett enough WIS known TO render
1t positively certain that the administration would not be
able nd working majority in the Honse OF Com
The indications were pnipaoe that The Government
would have very brief The Peel party headed By
James Graham, would undoubtedly join in the ranks
The liberal party
The attempt impress tax food as asserted would
be strenuousy resisted BY the new Parliament.
The Queen and her royal court had started for short
cursion. They were to spend few days al Cork.
1RELAND-There was considerable apprehension Of the
potato rot.
FRANCE.-Louis Nspo'eon's tour TO the provinces
proved grand affair He was received Srasboug The
18th with greatest enthusiasm Extraordinary fcs were
siven amid the widest demonstrations by The people There
monster review, with sham fight; ard Ma poeon
hailed with irenZed shouts Of "Five Napoleon % and Eive
pEmpeeur" while flowers and boqucs were howered upon
him.
If Louis Napoleon was really Tie emperor no greater
of magnfcence could be adopted give 10 his
progress through the departments.
Very little this country. Ali quiet las,
accounts The advice from all parts Of the
pacific character.
Accounts from Australia continue a,teng Gold is be-
ing found in abundance and large arrivals reported
GERMANY.The season had been unusually warm.
LIVERPOOL July 20.-Coton.-Thee continues be a
moderate demand, and The prices firm The sales the
18th were 5000 bues, and on the goth 1000,
Breadsuhs.-The market IS dull with partial decline Of
Is per quarter English wheat Flour is dull and corn ia
In increased demand Oats Cd cheaper and beans and
peas are firm.
The weather is magnificent, and the prospects of the
growing crops very favorable
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| 1--WE are bound TO 90 fur.
Their, and frankly declare 10
these petitioners, that SO long
as slavery shall continue in
Virginia and Maryland, il is
| in vain for them TO expect
abolition here, ID. c that
VIC are forbidden TO leeisla,c
upon this subject, under ex-
isting circumstances. by obi.
cations hardly inferior to The
Constitution itsey."- Gen.
| prscE
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THE EMIGRANTS
BY ALICE CARE,

BrnIcIA BARHAcKR, CAL, June, 1852
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iy.I';Oig SALES.
OSI;tT ELL FoI; .ALI.


:Irn" 81 decree III the Citcm rou,t c.uhy
ROBINS. l-ry.
Tsn t!rslf, III MONDAY. tie
~ day u; January 81; t"lch Elne
Ntiua.i cat e. ai by The Eu,c,cli TITUS
iot.f dd cam ,.rrtiy twelve hundred
Iu~n, II
irrr'r nnr 81 the tca the county Grucc.iri
-, pirItI sirk !w riiiHg Inch saId b
cn.s al ir,t lhI ii"u" bru
e covered With bessie the ba
Iltr nc aud lh4r hall The first the
sernrd dadIuur ""nl AMI large passages the ;h
III addition 10 This, there CmuIi0us nIc! aud dnul
ef bick house al Size used Laundry good Smoke
t"ur "srrrrs house. BAN house. EpUsc.
&c Is rarely that persons wishing money iard
sG an OPPORTUNITY The land c eaIt and there
'ah means on and about make all rlrh such u!iaG
Z" Which there AMI mari l r'tion There
Is me sIfis Of delicious tho dwelling and al the fields
are iah'aHl: supplied with fresh Considered
rtf cdl and has shntc. well a.aptrG plan.
IsS nyGcf lie best oysters fish he taken
rum the door
There
wres further description as n.
ncSnHahie that persons Wishing purchase view the
and judge themselves
Mir nn H. Tab who resides Rnrvcl or either nj t.
Commissioners will ans person desiring purchsse
WIZ great pleasure will be sold c following terms wit
En"ush Cash Of the decree and third
ht balance cash. a the other O,hirs be
iS years from The day Of sale AMI eIc the bonds which
personal security will b. required carry interest hat
JNO. ". G. CATLETT
e. w. MONTAGUE.
Nov. 2-cwds commissioners
rs Wing viii copy.
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AUE'S'ERaES,
I
| ST1tATTOS'S OFFICE.
/ MO SOUTH FUuRTEEhT STR EET, ICUmuEivIREl.


N9ssoUTn FOURTEENTH STREETS lcnmonIslReI-
ss s. n r % Nos St ps" !; S ss e 6 &
Half Ticket Mo-" q Go H. another one sold and pan, nh BY
pray" Nos pslnws,o: EA!.nl1e, Dec ::s1' - ''
Ticket S q .: T. one 8 !o g. and .' }; s.nAr,s
Drawn Nos OF Delaware No. l73, Dec. IS
nSo: 8 10 $780, whole II e. 10: ID & ), 60 g. ID
p 3 Ct Is G pso Y ns" q IS: Dec s -
Tckat Nos As O., nosr sold paid by srRArrnN
50 80 ''s" s"1 6 % i ;s's S IS N Il & % ' 80
Whole Nos. % SO, $50, another by SiRAlruN
5chemer roT the week.
FRDAY-DelaSatc, Nol76 Capital sl2Gn - Nos Il drawn
SATURDAY. Delaware EAsra 10. I Capital e43lo IS Nos
II i ,TSIp sske ns ST. \ c,n;,, sa,,
E5 Buyersa deferred my lis, prizes,
office proof Of what done drawing
continues DIM he number sold anLraidty
.heaboye schcmcsandn ahc Lotteries Willie aacndsd
y. sTRATTON. Richmond. "a.
LAMBERT'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
an rounrEESrH STREET Under The Exchange Hotel.
Draw" ms \, pela az re- Ex'ra ~ Dec Dc 81
Half " bs@ a%'SSs = S ssS y 10 10 Dec LAMBERT
&c Co IL u ~ II 3; - Is
Ticket 80 30 ~ Prize OF sloO halls q 80 rrizs Of leo 10th
'' Drawn Nos. Of Delaware. elias; l7a, pc; -:
Whoc 90 55 60. prize OF 500 by LAMBERT
Drawn nos DelaWaTH, ChsS Nn lii Dec 80
80 ~ ~ . % Is 80 - II I'll 10 II ~ 81
Schemes Week
FRUAY-The Delaware Lottery. Glass No IG.Gapiais
sl20O Coco 3n 900 la5O 100 49, 10 Nos IL draws:
Tickets S5-slarcs in ruporiun.
tails: sa5iyG Of ioo 5c5o aIs 100, Nos
drawn Tickets SlD-slares prnirortlon.
r-ordesiorncRage Cerhca,es
orSharcsn above any Gregory Mauy's Locresto
Ia 52Uf
tickets pomi attention. and the rawesfo
i,stanr advenurcr whenrcIucs:cd r.t
to- Drawing Tuesdays Thur
and saturdays Sales close o'clock lc' n Ticket.
one and two lars. THOMAS LAMBERT
No. 3.Exchange Place. Ricimnni.NS
TIN q ~ Al n u AL
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HESKlco LAND FOX SALE:


'aH subscriber oies tor sale his valuable Farm lying ~ miles
below Richmond, rnnainI about 4Oacres nearly one hall
in high al Improvement IL well adapted ~
curn wheat aud The wood land Is well sci ~
ol dwelling house with
sIx rooms houses There is splendid young
apple orchard with quite variety OF other iru trees on the prem
ahouds springs Of the waterilc society
COED and there situation III virginia more healthy u
seldom such thrown into market within forty minutes
rc Richmond good pike all the and reads market o
eve thing thar is raised Ca the place.
viii the farm, early aPrlmaihh n a"ci a'
il snow the lrmsss 10 any one wish to purchase
Address. Richmond, Va 'opi' d. LINZ
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cOMnIIssioNEK,s SALE OLE NEcKoEs

Up decree Of the Circuit Cuun OF Amelia nirred
the October 1872 the 0l Mrnwrl ulcS,
William H. Robert and Others Will MONDAY the 81 day
" before The PuiiaIn X
he e" Richmond expose SALE the highest b'
eight Negroes belonging the u Elizabeth y NJ decd
Consisting OF girls boys. and
children. WIN. H. Rob- RI SON,
Nos. .j--rwid- sIprcr,
s.A'.,i Or Notwithstanding rhursG ). Tie Sh day
= oi J'".ry, 1853 proceed. administrator tot H. Ro.
crso dec H. T. sci. Tor Cash. IL Is likely Negroes. among
whom AZ: house sciSa: nj several
Dec l1-cJl II CANpIirI ,lr,'r
SALE OF aEGROES.
'gTIIERE will be sold Gloucester Court nse IN rho
onay January 1888, Chat being Govt ay 4 number of
valuable STA consisting al young Men, NUen Children
ny OF Gloucester County Court JOHN " SEAWELI
.-IJe
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p0LLOCK,S HOIEL For SALE.

% friendly OF Ino y. Hill and
- A. W Illusions Executors and others. the
Will FRIDAY. the 7t day Of December ls, offer
puic a that well known properly IL liaonhulg Rock
Consists well arranged brick
the East Main AMI Is has been
doing the extensive business house
Winchester always iIom 81 90 boarers. be-
si!rs and travelling This house
realize heavy poh TO It's owner being situated
n. the Stale where caablc plenty aud cheap,
the toroushiare from Baltimore anu The North by the
Ferry south Tennes
sr Sulphur other Virginia Springs. The Manassas
Gap aud ner improvements III rapid progress, which
this property st more yaiuabe besides IL has been the
The undersigned WILL
known THE Washington Tavern
"Iuucks HOTEL aud occupied with. and belong
III: Other This property OF wood,
repair, but could be made very we'll for
Tls commands The front ul the public and
purposes other
capitalists might Ind gatly 10 ter advantage
the building and erect stead.
public other THIS house
the boarsS OF .Polock llar
mechanics professional ncnc There attached TO each
hotels all necessary buildings There but other
hotel IN the town. farther description OF this valuable properly
unieccssay will purchase without first seeing
tnf hlIrsri. l! will be sold separately.
TERMS ~ hand, ~ days al The discretion OF he
the day Of sale and the remainder IN
rqu.l annGa the purcha giving good personal
security retaining lien the property as ultimate security
GEORGE BRUFFY Comnl'r.
POSTPONEMENT.
Tn, the property has been postponed
III TIRspAY. The 81 day February, 1868. when pn
viii be on the . day ni April
lS53' GEORGE BREFFr, Comm T.
Dec. GS--ctls
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SALE Of La MON ,EsTiIAM tLA ~ Is ROAD
fDtR AND a HALF MILES ABOVE TIE CITY OF RICH

Ia
TptR AND a HALF MILES ABOVE TIE CITY OF RICH
MDND.
ale, aud Gcsi"uE speedily viii sell
al public un, Wednesday, the ~. January lct,
Wcatlam Plan Road III
aus ITO t" l50aCrS carrd hs sate III
eIcut ycGcI icJ - bushels o wheat
iS5a bushels per acre; and III barrels
The larger part cleared land Tined bore busted
u,nrr Ui2 ears GlU i5s rr acre. and "lTei ased The
buildings Cottage OF rooms. "i extensive EJIcinE
ar shed Nrsr" Quart Corn Crib Smo,t lHusc
u Of bs MATERIAL ani
The portion tie fam Is clc 'sci "iIt oaa faE
and cu aud cedar pUs- The vi seeded The past iai. lbs .
bushels which probably yield year liOO bushels.
Crop sinnd yield 1854 4uu barrels; 1000 pounds
ray. ca Ia 100 runGdS
lS1- After sale the Land viii oIsr Ior sale $50 20
Cor. Oats Fodder l"r Fodder hucES Wheat Straw
1--WE Mich Cows. &.
paym announced day Of sale and can be made
satisfactory. ~ '" bhAsi.i'
Dec IS-;iawuis
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x!aI';GH &2:..S.

sAiE OF EHI-Th I:l.:t I! G;t;. ;2syATE;.
SHALL -pun the 2Gi 5!o.iay i4au.cy 1853
iS2 Soaf say offer log pulls ic highest
!ci M l"nc "nL let Louisa cou:t r The .ii!
made sr0wH = Gti, Of SAID
Nuy i2--c,l; lEllS DIrNRIF~
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TlsCSI'i Els SALE.

aSH Of decd Of executed 10 the 81 day May
Rs 1852 Edward BAR. srrxIc tie aEmcnt OF bond
the SAID DaI DR. Charles Bel! G!bson dated The said
day MAJ. Sj2 and pihhc months after date, small,
18th January House ~ llGGri-
county. proceed pubic the highest bidder
colvr Remaining the
farm oi said I.!Iir III said cunn'y
rERMs-For much ni the proceeds may he
Of >al trust, Sr ami 10 '!iS
charge ilrph au! lTc siIni ani III: residue,
II any, an such the SAID Blair shall direct
I,c nd HOWARD.
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0fa l!eed al Trust INuma. Rich
Crouch Others.
the CLERKS Court
a,d FhlDSi
at not The EfoucHS
said cUGa, cash. pubic
utau llvsc.
smiths T 0! Railway lo Coal Cars Buckets Picks
Wnerls. Ropes Chlus, three Machine Wheels Pit implements
an. PIT Fixtures. WM +. DAVIS. ,,-,.
"a - Al
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Il: PILIs& VI s: DAVIS. ~
Is, y. Is. ~ {. IS IIil.,. ..cIIs-


"hasctr'S atrtu IN
( firNr ''"rirn Oh Mcchaitsr!c iuIrws- Viii UfT The
same !or sale at public auction, Fa, l> a o, .cch ~
II O'clock, the rnies. -
Is situated "n Me- hancsvi" Turnpike Rc,n,r
'H"S.i "rfcS OF 'ar about hall - %! auG high
slate oi lnI"' nen Al ol II has been "r
Aid is al Tins TINE, Wei Sc 10 vegetables II la.
bile Dwelling Kitchen. Stable tow.! usc ait Punp o. cxcIr
water. The Whole place VEL! enclosed
implement, "a
We sell privately before day ~a'" il application e
made Is. g. ~ e. B IN l.
We VIII hire the purchaser org
tehIGG. 2l--1s
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i Fly DOLLARS fIEVVAtI

AWAY r" The sne+cTD about te middle OF N"vel
IA named Charles driver lie about
,ri,s nd about four five inches high dark copper
cupsxiou has OF hi and when Questioned
before he replies lie Is from the OF Gloucester,
and may he utkns IN that vicinity.
reward Of ity dollars will bu gwen for his delivery 10 me in
Richmond. WM. W. CRlMP
Dec
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Valuable. LOIS IN ia lsMSliLE.
BlKSlANT;o the provisions OF dec, Z" executed IL lie
utcriter by Thomas Merton. purposes lheGrln
Ii, the l ay June lS!. aud oly ed IN he
Clerks Office Price Edward County Court all sell Al public
bidder tie Hotel
FrvlI!c. day of January, S3 le oiow property.
lu's Main street. rnnnn. back nearly I" F,lmrc
Warehouse dwelling house lot OcCuicy DrGl
yc small buIdI the occupied BY r
Lyle and Vim. Willis The lots, factory bud
me rahins and STABLES
Persons wishing purchase. invited 10 vc~ the premises
The III unlurSunlbe,
such by the
SAID.
NV I6-c,is WIN e. FLOURSOY. Trustee
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MISCELLANEOUS
SOUTHERN TALENT AGAIN TRIUMPHANT
JUST ISSUED, WEIGHS MAGNIFICENT
PORTRAIT OF ACkSON.

PORTRAIT OF } ACik l. S 81 IN,o,,
~ Portrait in The possession Of Francis Preston a' Es4' "
In submitting the American public It's mos.
lusOms alike soldier and ruler is nan;"s
now in the possession Francls Blair Es's one Of The
efforts of c A So~ twas
close of the Seminole war c very prime
traits with which the public are 1i Sssm M % BY
STYLE highly popular Portrait 10 winch II Is Intended TO be
''"i@"''' tFrOm Francis rrsssn Blair, Esq.l
Dear Sr-l you ne friendly sentiments of letter
Of hcmn e timely engraved likeness Of Gen.
picture, which ~s s s' %e Fu ss1s G
PHI a5cInha soon the Seminole The Portrait
him the @ Fire s
who lien with him in most familiar intercourse
M highly you chosen make this splendid
SnS head Of Washington They viii ador The home Of every
Ascan whose heart touched with enthusiasm for The great Pa
rot Chief, whose fame is the country's glory.
Your obedien. servant, +. p BLAIR.
Geo. w. Childs, Esq.
From Senator Cassl
son. you It's style Of excellent
and its amened original vivid striking
am dear sir. respectfully yours, LEWIS CASS.
From Chief Justice Tancy.l
HALrIAoRE, Oct 81 1852.
srMy absence from home prevented acknoweIg
Ing the receipt of the engraved Portrait of General ackso
which have been good enough send me- Accept thanks
Tor ii.
cheerful Of doesc lia AS work Of art need no,
ss of i'd s Of s sss
H. d. TANEy
Geo. w. Chds, Esq
PRICE, FIVE DOLLARS PER COPY.
This ent on rollers any par Of the STATE free Of
postage, and al the risk OF the subscriber Address, KING
Agent Wclch's Portraits of Washington aud Jack
Dec eff Tor State Of Virginia. EAGLE Square Richmond Va
FOR THE APPROACHING HOLIDAYS.
WE have store large 10. OF Dress and Froe Coats and Pants
patterns JUS made up order together with extensive
ho wish something for We Will sell them
aud give them Handsome ft HENRY SliAFER CO,
Dec IL No. u3 Main Street, corner ith.
NJ b. q, c. b. HILL,
STlLL continue 10 sell Negroes both publicly and prvateya
- their old stand on the OF Franklin and Wall streets
Dec li-d3m
GENERAL AGENCY, go.
- CHARD HILL, JR and B. w. TAI.lEY Of Hanover have
entered into partnership for the OF conducting Gene
Of s H M BE- s " s
ihcir friends and the public. RICHARD ILL., JR,
Dec 6-dSctJan5 b. W. TALLEY
NEGRO HIRING.
fENE subscribers offer their services their friends and the pub
lie generally for the hiring Of Negroes for the ensuing
They pledge themselves their bes. efforts
Dee. lily Tuos. II. & WIN. C. TALlAFERRo.
NEGRO HIRING.
HNE subscribers offer their services their friends and the
public 10 hire out Negroes the ensuing year They will
their best efforts good prices and good homes Persons
bs 70 A't' WI" uc as sIII
Dec. H-drIFeb. Corner OF Franklin and Wall sS.
PULLIAM q; DAVIS,
AUCTioNEERs FOR THE SALE OF NEGRoEs
HNIE subscribers continue sell Negroes their office Wall
insure the Highest Market Prices for all Negroes entrusted their
They will make Negroes Estates would say
their Gales favorable They prepared Board and
Lodge Negroes comfortably at p cents perday Oct p