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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

Az EaIToR IN THs BLUEs.-'rhe Editor of
the Saratoga RtPu5Lsan-a Pierce and King
shees--pours forth his Lamentations in the
following indignant strains.
PRISTISe EsTABL sHNENrF Foa S.Lr-Hav-
ing made precisely money enough al the Prin-
ting business, the Subscriber is satisfied to
give up and retire 10 the poor house. Under
these circumstances, he is induced to offer
the p hitting establishment OF the Saratoga Re
publican for sale. The paper has a ciscuia-
ton of about lO00-one fourth of which NAV
be called paying and the o:irer ;hree fourIhs
nou-paylng patrons. This se5ce has a good
variety Of Job Type and fair ran Of NO k
- done AZ the reduced New ors prices and
The printer viii take ''cats and dogs for pay.
This village is one ofthe pretIiesi places in the
world for newspaper publisher. Every body
viii ind fault, do the hest YOU can, and the
Editor who pleaSes himself will stand bu; a
slim chance Of pleasing any body else, The
subscription list ard he good viii Of the Office
will De throw IN If the purchaser viii take
the type and presses and materials for what
they are worth. and pay TO them. SO that there
Wi! he probability OF the present pToprle-
tor being obliged q take the establishments
back and returning to The business.
Possession given as soon as the pending
campaign IS over aud Pierce Is elected Pres
Ident. ]. A. CoRER.
Saratoga Springs. July 81, 1852.
The last line wogld lead one 10 suppose
either that the editnr labors under the strange
hallucination that Pierce i to be elrcled. or
that he i' indolging in BIT Of cuquetFy with
his patrons.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

When you enter printing office, leave the
door open behind you. Then gawk about
read all the manuscripts you ean get your hand 5
on: Is no dItFrrence-editorS have no bust
ness with secrets besides, you might GIscnv
er some plot against the government crush
II In the bud, and thus become a public ben
efaCtor lie sure 10 ask the compOsItOr 10 let
you look at the copy that he is at work on, Of
course he wur't be so Impoli'e To refuse s.
reasonbIe a request. Examine the types
pick them up. look Al and throw them duwu-
no matter ia which box; what the deuce D.,
printers have many little boxes for If they
want folks to be so parIicularl Don't negiect
the press catch hold Of the handle-puil IL
ar0uud-there let II go; not much damage
doue, Now seat yourself in the sanctum.
and after whisting a fayorite tune, ask the
editor for the paper he Is reading, or enter
tain him with a long winded harangue Oh
sumo subject which interests y0u
Follow these directions ciosely-or the
spirit Of ,nem-and you'll surely be POPuiar
win the printers
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

RxMARkABLE T. c,PE.-Gilbert Jacobs, Of
Springfield township, IN this county, was
struck by lightning on "Wednesday morning
last. near TruaIainSviiie. Fae fluid sIHgeu
the hair Of his head considerably, burnt .
whisker completely If his cheek, bIslered
his neck and hack and tore open tie lower
part Of his boot upon one of IIIs fees, leaving
him apparently dead. l'urr- were three men
with hIm Al the same tlu.e vino @-re more ~
less shocked hey lnm-dIef-'y yeslt La "a ors
at their camrs1-, and .l-A TIE aid at cold VA
ter. and rubbing aoout Ea zn boar. Revived
him. This case shows iDe HeceSsi : 81 per-
severance IN the eudeavor 70 recover a person
struck by lightning. Had his friends n"I krPi
up their rndeayors for a long tIme after furh-
er Effort secured vain, he would ia ali Pr"oa-
blIity never have recovered Tuxedo h' Pli5h
can,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

ARRIVAL OF Carr MsEcy.-Capt Mar
cy. who vas nat murdered by the Indians,
arrived at St Louis few DAYS ago -
His command had suffered no hostility
from the Indians whatever lie was
charged with an exploring expedition 70
the bead waters of Red River. aud report
says, he has acquired a vast fund Of val
liable information In this examination
and survey Capt Marcy las bees engaged
for several years
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
wA>HI8t nNE a poUnA>.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, AND LAND AGENTS.
yHik=r1' p NJ, 8-sesasIz-
II EEP : supply Of LArD WAEsA-rs constant y On
- hans and fnr sale The prices fer cash
SERIr.
All business the Land ofsce which may be euirus
I'D 70 u will receive prumpE attention.
GAL1F dEsfLs bonEh EhL-
nr4fl, fsr Sew YORK, Gsens md Madison, and
other places
JTacurr cut money exchanged ST small discount
Pensions, Land - =, bacE pay. pay hoTs-s
tost IN &C pro rured, for these no sTe eHt O.
As moderate charge
Cash re atsvd On denosjl interest allowed.
ALneraL POINT. Nay u, Isl2 s9.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

CURVTVISfs ? Ar CH ER Of the late 6rm of Pzrris &
- Isezz 9, ntinues = L2nt Agency busineSs 81 his
old stand. recensy occupied fnr short time bv the
srm Land warrants constantly FOR sale. 2ltL
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
Dncs. NIaaIAm HsaEpEmHANp.

7EACTIeEs Enpc7sE, sFPGEET ASD ssnwlVER
~ MINERAL P0 Ut WIS. lie keeps good suppl
0f Drugs and Medicine zee. rhTes oors b.
lo~ ~" Post o1lse f'izh Residences OpPosise
@p-n ac Hail
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

FTyENnERS nj. services - PHvSI I~IAN 4 SU|GFoS
l tn sna tuha.itanrs Or N'neral int and vicinity
an would inform hts friends sBd the rHhc. that Re
has removed hs residence tn the house frm+riy
ed snd occupied ~ t-o1 d W Jones. dirrcv opp0ite
she Masonic Hail, sd hts ot7s- or below th-
Sore 81 Burke Fzrcbd E.q and two doors above the
Pos Orfre
Mineral Point Aug. p, 1852. +4sf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
NAHIEl. CRan FnHD.

a ArTosrKT Law LaED sGEST, sTNKEst rnIST, vTs
WILL give prompt attention ali business entrus
W ted 30 him Lsud Warrants guaranteed to be
genuine, for sale e the IsIu-est ma ket nice
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

CORR 4 MESS aORE.
ATTORNEYS At LAW,

ATT RNEI / 4 "
1f-srz! Patns, HI.e0ssI=.
AVE- associated Ihrn sIvet together for the purpose
Of rsc tsiHg ths isy, SD - give prompt ztleB
ioa sir Busiaezs entrusted { their
DFFECE nrx the I4zud Haice the fOru
erly occupied hy + p mo, go.
tsnt " srrSuts bous hJ "a sold Lsnds entered and
Warrants s,,cztsd To- pefzons rssid ng
II. p bic terms
Bustnes letters WI IA ST Be answered b. return
m
u1- For the present Mr. CuBB ~iIl spend portion 81
his 81 FFzbkhn tilighSRd P. ~ ~te be SiI A.
xsnh 10 bu-iaes- ~ herstsrrre
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
LOAD & WHEELER.


~ ESCR4f. DEALERS in Fancy aud staple ny
~ sIoods Groceries, CrockeTy and Hardware, Hszh
Mineral POINT -.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,

JUSTICE OFTHE PEACE,
AMTl attend TO prep ring the necessary papers fpr
w procuring tsASo WkRRN>Tz. under the late
and drzSing Mortgages
E& Instruments and ali o'her oTsiness rtainin
his oE1-@. ) Atsraey a. 9fa = - the
Room % the lower Foar ofIhe 'ioIze. Nineval
Pufar
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

JUSTICE 0F -fHE PEACE-FrankIin Highland O.
ID Wis Win attend ia the payment ~ Taxes Convey
kRcin and Oth-r business may be entrusted TO
him. 9Th accuracy and despatch
Fr.nkIin, lows iounty, Wis. Aug. 1851. iItf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
WHIG TOWNS.
LOCOF0CO TOWN
C0vsPARisuN nF vo-Ts

Here Whig Dover gave nearly FIVE 70 one for
the Convention; Locofoco Albany twelve 10 one
against Il; Waig Sommersworth gives nearly
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

= fNf = = y iNIO"
&X WFSEsR g. ssOT LONG > ~.
" Regular de-tJngs- FIrEt and fhird - sfsys 81
zach Month. . CLICK 2. NJ ,stt the Masonic Pail
EssE s3EgA TEsAPTF& ~ G.-Ecratar
ETL Meeting. -irsr anG Thirf F-i-4z4 81 sarh
~ tfath. n'c'"cS p ~. a. the Mason'c HaiI-
Hinersl Point, Vie
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
VI. VI. co rEHR EN,

A TTORSEY AT Law, Counselor and Soltc't0r in
II Chancery, and GENERAL Land Agent NiuEr4l PonI-
I0wA g.. Wis. vi practice tAe Fifth Judicial Iir
emit. the Supreme curt As4ison Any business
eRtsustsd ~ him vii raceIvs prompt attention
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
M a SONIC

u Cards inserted by the year at 81 per line.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

LHAsHTnN ABLE T VT nR.S, Mineral Point Wisconsin.
II soucit 81 are 90 pGhIc patronage Their wuTk will
be 10 IN the most shit nab ~ e, and reasOns
Die term= Shup High street
uLtinx due rdsr. and WsrrsnLed 3 cI. II
Prns.ery razf1 up f2s
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
" GGsNEY ~'GITTI.
JpsEN wa Ton

nEtLER ~ dEHGHASD - ~ GEvER ~, Azen
IL f,r the sale OF Flour Pr VISIONS Patent Medicines
&c, &C. Mnar>I Point. Stscl lnsgH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
tHAaE.E> CnTTEasLs

GT- The Unly god and CD, zp HOUSE, >IiS and
aRNANENTAI. p INTER.
wagons Ruzxirs and ~teixh- snuers Rexalizs and
Tau~i,a eucies, Paiusd ~Ilh nsSJrs- and s. spaTch-
Paper hanging. hlte-~s-hinx znd WsI staining don
Ihu b-l sIsle CJu ~ orders puucspaF sJr-ndr-t
Re-ideucc door nOrgh uI tne franklin rol>e.
Mineral Point, Wis IEty
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
A GINNING u DGF.

AS soon as II was known that Franklin Pierce
was nominated at Baltimore, the liberal minded
men qf all sects. and particularly the naturaized
citizens declared that unless II could b. proved
that Mr. Pierce mad advocated or favored the re
real of the Catholic disability, they would not vote
for him. When Mr. Dallas spoSe Il Philadelphia
the very next weekday evening after the nomin-
ation Of Nr. Pierce. he could not have seen any
pubiic charges made against Mr. Pierce for neg
lect Of duty IN this respect Bnt a. rhe inspired
ProveTb5>t informs uS Is The wicked fee when no
man pursusth Re stated 'Aat Frsatlin Pierce
had advocated the rrrsal of The AH5IC atho!lc test
On searching the records. no speech Of MS could
h found bur II was decided m, that something ~
the share of speech s57lid be p0st farso. put
into ais mouth. Some do e must he resorted 70
and ne leaders seene5 20 ssy any dodge, however
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

JOSH NEt-TON,
~ ESERAf DEALER IN N-rehaHfi-e Of r'I kirts
~ |t.r~ The corner Chestnut and Sigh 80 e-f-
n @iHural Point
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16

q. - r. sta-EN EAus
49, BY R@RNARb, Fs -SxL,-, tIs-
lHEEsz No exergio~s sIH bts spaced ensure tn
As.zz& csnfOr ii Trss errs H-.d sths~s -'Nv
hila. Gait. o.. Is. r5I &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-06
s'5szMEsllsss. stn.s.:;s,,
WHOLESALE PRICES CURREs1

McSDAy ApRIL s. 1852.
dohaCCo.-Ho change in prices iast quoted
MiiEAT.-p'imc white s. cts prime nd ~ Cts.
FLoot.-No Transactions since last qIn'a ions Mar
sct remains Unchanged T. J. PEfTON.
EORN.-5f 81 cents.
CORN MEAL--G5 70 ccnts-dul..
oATS-35 30 cents per bus!ci-dnll
hiE--75 Ia GU cents.
FIsH-Herrings, No. Cut 81 -. Cross s.;
Roe 81 a So 25 Mackcrc!, 10. ), S5s; No. ,, Sos
Va. !, $40 Sha9--nonc in market.
LAitD--New, l0t to TX cts, hhIs. and kegs.
hACON-Prme new Sides To-. CTR. shIGi. ~ ;iianls
Tx to IL.
CLOVER SEED. food ST and duil-scascn over.
PLAsrEH-Lump S. o. Basin Ba0si 50 81 on wharf;
ground IS.
Observation-Disclosures 81 O5 to / ~ per ton.
lkON-Pis Iron 81 TO ~, according to quality; Sweet
S95 Per ton English 50; lrcdcgar Richmond Hlhnuactory
80; Up Country Bar SS2a 81, according 10 Giall;y
GUANO-Pcrnyian SID from wharf, 49, from store.
CoFFEE-pime new crop Lag uayra 81 alO CENTS Rio,
good 10 prime 9I To l0h.
MOLASSES.-Sweet Cuba lea 20 cts. New orleans,
% so cts.
SALT-From store 81 So sacsfrom whar:sl 10.
HAl-Northcrn, in bales--lrom wharf 81, from store
81 25.
sUGAR-New Orleans AZ a 81 cents; Porto Rico 5 q
5h cents
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+: EXECUTION

Edmund CoIe convicted of the murder of Thomas Car
peuer last ia was executed Madison Court House. Va,
On the % h u |, is stated that between three and four
thousand persons present 10 witness the execution
He full conesson and attributed his end TO intemPer-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-06

- FAMILY BLEssING.-Under the old regime
family iicnc chest and scales anu ior 'he
COMPLAINT. whether originating Cold ievrt exposure
ia weather improper foul stomach feeble Digestion or ON
simple certain number OF grains OF Caloc we're
nabt and BIZ completing the punishment Oh c loo~
-, nnrnnp dose Castor Oil administered The conse'
was that slight indoo only was FIRST manifested
cvsr and weakness followed, resu;nslh spells
mh;cb for weeks untGucniy ended IN death VI
~, however old practice has somewhat ahat"d and s
IN order the strength to resist disease nave
% TO- and Is that hnred no recover
liz under The old would have lost their ve' lhese
henr known-and they are facts no oae VIII en!he
ouiry is what preparation now eXani can be administer
viii The greatest degree safety and with me cacss
~ snernss1 To these inquiries, answer BahEh ,5E
nR ATED PREMIUM BlTTER, are The very thhk Q" oeIs
- no administered on ordinary occasions and i"r ntsn Iea
NOV correct The acidty the stomach and strengthen
orouse the liver ,orpdity and produce hea!hiu
scmonIhey expel all foul secrction aud being superb.
sv ncrease and sharpen appetite thereby adding hu
acIivrv 10 the va ruus which enable he 20 % ~,
Smy With pon,nes 80 efficiency Parents WIN Hu me- M
TESrxcsediusl beneficial when admnist 70
family medicine M ordinary complaints of colds eIc e wiz
ways prove valuable. when regularly adnnlssteu I ,c
vii. Ind these Bte best remedy ever b
compIaint aud persons subject or lflhG ~
Country where asue common may oeiy Is P?
diseass if they will Bakers Celebrated nar
Jireced during the and spring months Price oAy % POI
bottle . $50, r.. eo.o,ofA RODEKER, ADIE
!, CRAY BENNETT & BEERS, PURCELL, lew ny anil
EAiMoko q :" oDEvE Shockoe Il March lG- d&ct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-06

" FOR COMMON Council MES-payii j. saunders James Iy
Fo Wit ES.aG DSv sls DfI"I Glaze
brook :,; 1ao !, /, Tate. MANY VOTERS
70 THE VOTERS OF JETE ' e. 5 :!
foR COMMON Coz; li,sstos, James NJ Sab
fo aSs flS ' c" " ' Alfred iaSes
ITO THE VOTERS oEn ENRIco COUNTY.
candidate for tho Office Of Pros;cGme Attorney re-
s 1""'""'f R %y,si is"'" Tor 1So ois GREGORY
AUTHORISED BY .ns friend nd Q" ,a, !. +,
Common Deh1fl Attorney IN the cifeS
mo,d April! 1T
CARD sTRonA csy G.n gsnis ss?sS 1 D..
lection "''''"' Wv April tide
1.- TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND respectfully announce ihA am c1 pNn
continuation Of the appreciates The so"a ps o. Gn
city n" Il G 5Sn "as kso s w myself sn Them
many Ya%r sS BE- .s:van MCHAELs
April -l
VS. CITY AssEssoR.--A cAKp;-Iiaving been an.
nonnced candidate the Office OF City Assessor" with.
out my knowledge solicitation had determined 10 cs INC
belief in the creed neither be sought nor declined
declare that il The nIsm 9" aor? NY n1 e and
pleasure WsrS p M % '"' ' WIN JACa. TAYLOR
a~FoR THE COURT OF AP ln;Ai ..a are
a..
for the Third judicial az ne
.I.. ~. w. un,inr ,,c ney March ~
80 RICHARD FCx respectfully announce. hi IN
~ candidate office OF City Guaser March o-tne
~ TO THE VoTEKs OF THE CITY Of
n ,Gs S TaE.s announce myself candidate
lot r INC "I:So" '0'''' " ~S' JULIUS A. HOBSoN
49, ATTHE SOLICITATION OF many voters, James
Whi,tr ESD h4s consented tina, he be announced 3r
of Circuit composed OF the counties OF bcu'
| iii der rho nr,, t:onsiru,nn. March i5-3%
ChESD.-As Tn. time far distant whch Lie va"
NJ tiers of Khmn will nc convened to select CITY ohceTs
that am candidate ir Ie ONCE
OF High Constable The sphere IN which nave ace" Sr %
has made me personally known many not a Tue
r, of the city, They will judge OF my iulhca"n ao
e raice and in their decision shall checriuy acncsc
SJ he elected all pertaining 10 the olce VIII receive
The personal attention myself aided by the most thorough oSSS
"'s M. tna can can 20 sese'e' a' GEO w ToLEE
''"~"i ases----
49, TO TIE VOTERS OF THE COUNTY of
~ IIESRlCD suggestion OF numerous iIehus' ue
clare mysef candidate clerksp OF the Circuit |o" o
Iicnrcn county r. ,opTOE
March l9-ctd -. ~ ~ h0iSA
rv TO THE VOTERS OF MONROE WARD.
gee il stated tho public journals OF the CITY, mat VIII
he voted for represent, you in the City Council Dill eahs
bre IN, LEGISLATURE make The oirc OF Comm mwcai AMOR.
~ Inv The people ineligible the City Council ask
voted for o I'll, representatives. OF
Wonros Ward and myself Of the occasion respectfully 10
av r. nv fc,w citizens generally that will he candidate Tor the
| " m, Nv" " " ' JOSEPH MAYO.
| March 3o--d3;awf
! -- GRAIN MEhSURER.-TO TIE VOTERS OF
Il TIIE CRY of Observation-Disclosures had 10 decline my
| nj "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-06

9S TO THE VOTERS OF KING 9UEEN'
We are eu,borze that j. NJ JEFFRllS, ESQ.,
ils eauniy of Kin. & Queen. April GET.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-06
PRIcEs OF srcunsIN R:cIImo1D,

20 cAUTioH.- From the is,"n ''hmmolypr Tine great
49, popularity ws.ar Wild Cherry has induced
individuals IN paris % the country 10 COM
2und fnacS ns'tn's %r The 9rpoe Z" ecevins The public S
cdc"c The interest, proprietor canrio: suffer
Keep me Puc informed asat The raise rsh4ons attempted t.,
n" mi1ms vf s < :" N rs s M g" tS
e'!''oh "''i' Ht - "e'' ~ u ~,
wsars ,asA, Mr. Seth r"wis druggist, 10 lbs wishing
iacturc the c!cnc aud supplies both at wholesale and
Ff:r a ea =" " sI a a M Wa n wild Cherry
has been extensively councrisIt' ii haeria and thou
extensively circnac this the public ernc
ally against purchasing taa that having the written
For sale a, wholesale retail b. the General agent, SETH
None senune, BUTTS the wrapper Price
dollar per bottle. u bottles Tor live dollars.
For by GAINoE :. WOOD, aml ADE& GRAY Richmond,
and by Druggists everywhere. March 81
S7IRGISIA STATE sToCh.-sI,2o! Stale Of yirsina
April G-co Stock Broker a:,l Collector. 18Th ST.
stLUE RI DCls TURNPIKE CONpANT.-Ta sock:
company will be held this place Monday the 2nd day Of
way 49, - JOHN H. McrLrNG Secretary.
Once Blue Ridge Turnpike Company Madison O. II
NOR KEXT-An excellent dwelling house with gar: @
den attached below the city, Q" the r" leading TO stony H
April . General Agents
saANAaEKs' oFFIci2-E. II oHR1s s. CO., RICH.
spcnii LOTTERY for this day-Car,as is 70 OF -
Also tito UulIar lntt.TS-tdhtal. Sjhbi S'' Oh
Drawn Nos. al Grand Consolidated, Class 10:
6 s. 81 81 "A 80 81 70 II %
April g. :" PtRsELi
BREMEN Sfit, W ESFYuALI; FOR Bremen.
r1,iIE sailing irrIncn chip WlSTrllALlA. Captain
Vessels, City r"i:, wi" hs ready fer cargo IN
Having The portion her TYITS
cargo engaged, she VIII have inics dispatch
April 6--at LEDLaM Is WA1.bN
WIN. SAIL THIS DAY hT !: O'CLOCK, u. "a.
TUESDAY, ArRlI.6.
STEAMSHIP ROANOKE. FOR NEW iORk.-1 rss-11
- Passengers Ills elegant side wheel, double
atcar'Hllp, must he On boar! by O'Clock T.
A hi fru .i,yNni vii hIurs will
Frsi-hi received up O'clock, 7.
Apn! Cit lIniAM & WATSON.
TEiCiiISE.-h ynrisg gentleman. Virginia,
"a 4 Academy,
l-
Harrison aud C"ulry The nivrIsiy. ail from Gentlemen
we ,ro;zcI S.huu. Address ". II. through
Pos Office Aprh tel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-06
yE,r U,IDyyARiE STORE.

yuSE having formed partnership under 'h' s!y
au! liru. ri p j. MOORE co, "f the purpose o '."'
30 Main i!lrec DIDO below Nesrs fncri I!s 20"
IS MILAN
n, Moore CO... Importers aud dealers III f'tl.H ann
Don.r lrwar. received per ship "C"nsit"'ih Ash
burt0u' Great Western in!i AMI CON as w
tr!w lIrcc' r''A TIE manufacturers" III n
ami also from ms country Nc are ~
r,r. II an extensive 81 American Goods On" '"ek
az II, now complete. CONSISTING III part o.
,rs hnnr vory and handle Table kny.- aud FORTS
Ivory handle Table Knives and Forks III se'S"i pieces
RnI:cr's am! Wosenho!m'f line pocket Cutie!
Comm q Pocket Cutlery OF l. :, Il" ana inl"'e'
E.Lnrs and Shears
Trace, Halter, Fifth and We'll Chahs
Stock. Pad. Cupboard aud Chest l"rSs sab.
.t,arpcntcr'-" senuin: and imitation 'tn LOCKS
American Locks. VARIOUS patterns
Flies, Chiscls and Plane Irons
..Wnltron's'' and Grass Stythtr
and Illlrc HOES
Anvils. Vices amt smiths Bellows
Castings, Nails and Horse shoes
X, ,G, a Co. - Cast ard Shear Sce'. all sl.o+
do 10 y" do
,i Ill articles usually found IfItsar" Having
rcaSea goods exclusively 'oct W are enabled t" gel" or.
nd are d"rnI"d I" q" - o 'aEi ." "
months W" respectfully s"icIi ON
friends aud the rub!c generally: "r%'mie 81, .,"GS m
NJ. ii Main
,s I,r nanv yeas Mc,sr- "
G Dounan Of this cy pleasure IN calling III" aien.
,, NJ hs friends IN. the lie trusts that with
III the Hardware Ha.c close h''" !"
satisfy All who may ia"u7r
,he ,irm to conhienc. 81 the pubic General! ~
Feb .,--dlwA c!m !. !. ,I.,,"r
TY" ENVY DOLLARS REWARD.
xe.S.yyAY from lcG.n IN November a'a Nero
Wnnan named VIRGINIA. She l. ab"nt wr"fs'"" YEAR
Oil rather medium statue "i LARK singer h,'hd r""'
,~ n wit space the upper font TEE" h.
n j. ru,,e good a Intelligent Negro l"l pay 'ic
% .ilaIs Tor hr apprehension hh ""'t
"a m. II cnushi the county Of KIM William ." i''nd''
,. IL ,krn in said county auI lrvrTr 10 III. sn,-cr:r
49, - NJ TURNER Guardian Tor Virginia troNieh
KING William. Feb IL. lso2~-cSin
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OAK GROVE ACADEMY,
,r,,.t>rtftN fnttETy VA

,zxIIc .y.r,ises of Ibis school uaei whi iwo i OF ms
4 Er,ae cn;.ria,r Institute the road leading from W"
10 Buc II Will be resumed "a the I<ih 81" Inhu'
ihrl I,! November J!o"lhs
of ION embraces :he ordinary Eutsh brac.t
I ui t,.t rstbr branches oi M"iH2matifs
o su,r rl.r thankful tn. Patronage heretofore cAe
r.sr.rilly soirIts ui the same AMI if"
h,, no nains w; s- IN the moral and mental culture
entrusted tn M care ob.
- JOHN T. CLAIBORNE,
ir .,t Gravel IiIl Poet Office
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EAGLE FOUNDRY.

EAGLE FOUNDRY. 80
s1E subscriber harin. removed 10 the large f"uh': @ @
himself. and fitted with machinery Of me !rtL CIV,
nppru.ed addition The manufacture % S.. ~
eiIr Mills prepared receive orders for
Presses every and Sas o. iron any
lie IIc#g:s himself 10 execute a .
d.s,licl. work entrusted him. ard spco, In - iIW
~ $3.50 ~ " t,arcy ;,r,wsen resr ans! 18Th streets
TIL, bir,st ash prier r for old brass and copper
AnIl G-r6y
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FIGURES SOMETHING'S LIE! -,

FIGURES SOMETIMES LIE ,ur ny
En- RECENT ADVERTISEMENT. PuBilSi,in., M ~ ,1
1urcr worth good quality. READY .Mhii go.
ING: made to read $500 We beg leave 10 co.re' M
pre csl error by recent Inventory there Is on q"
l0 Main Street orer thousand doar: worm o.
C",!ns. and additions W. ~ ~. ma sc
Steamers dir eel .rom our Factory Newark n GO o
that SCI haEdso!n. ~, ,n,
,ads Tor The amuur: money paid this city for ha.is ~
ming Ec- Bargains in ali styles ont call al No. w
Apr6 hEENI lhuhe ~ mann
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.-rS GRAIN aIEhSURER.-TO TIE VOTERS or
40 TIE CITY OF RICIIMuND-llavng had 10 oecnhe NY
former well known among you io the
yea noY candidate Tor the situation OF
Grain Measurer should the SURFACES OF my snow
citizens said Office will endeavor to give par
ties interested. iIoHA0 'NHi>'
avid
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NOMINATIONS FOR OFFICE.

y.SVMONROE wARD.-We prcSen; for your eons!era
ton ;he following names, whom Will he found
OF our mpsip able and efficient
FOR COMMON COuNclLMES David ]. Saunders James Iy
cns Writ Robinson Shelton G. Davis Samuel ID Denoon.
FOR ALDERMEN.-Jam Bray Jos e. Wingfeii. J. w Glaze.
brook. Jno. L. Tate. MANY VOTERS.
Apr!5 Sat
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- ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF Tai i1e 81 u.s..
~ BILE SOC1ETY.-Ihc annual meeting OF the Bio!e
Society of Virginia will be held ST. Paus Church. Richmond on
Tuesday evening, the 9th OF Al next al ~ O'Clock AUXILIARY
Societies are requested Addresses may be expected
March 24-3taGti u. ~ JUHNs'N, net HcC ,