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MERCHANDISE.
r 4 M. HO LLINs. ARE RE

+ q M. II o l. LlNS, ARE RE
y . eeiriHg and hare store their Fall supply con-
sisting in part of
25U Spanish Hides,
800 sides Sole Leather
100 do upper Leather,
40 doz calf skins.
a5 do pink Lining Skins, ~
80 pair heavy Bragucs,
10 barrels cider Vinegar,
Is tons country rolled Iron,
l do blistcred Steel.
do Shear and cast Steel,
3 do castings,
Is bids. 7. r. and y. o. Sugars.
do st. Croix do
IS do and barrels Mols-scs,
- boxes Loaf Sugar,
25 Ibis crushed and powdered and clar. do,
I20 bags Rio and Iaguira Coffee.
IS do old Java do
3 do Mocha do
800 Kegs cut Nails 8 to GO ds
10 do Wrought d,
10 dozen painted Buckets,
Il do Broorns.
G000 H.. cotton Yarn.
Domestic calico, lin-cy aud fulied cloth for ser
wants wear pepper, spice, ginger, mace, eloves,
nutmegs and cinnamon, extra fine gun powder tea
bed cords md plough lines, which they are dis
posed to sell on the most accommodating terms, or
exchange fur country produce. They solicit cali
from their friends and the p,sbla;-
Ccf 3O--is
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Weird to our Friends.

= ~ - - - VII " 'H'
'E'iiE undersigned beg leave mo-f respectful
n ~ inform their frend- and the former rotro'
ofthr Columbian Hotel generally, that they VI
coniidue TO aiil il The suPcrinicndcncc oiihntc
tnblishpirnt during tss sussing ycor; assuring
who visit il, ON determination 10 prnuiotc ihc
comfort 10 The utmost extent. They sDlicii tile
tinsnncc If old friends aud irinl from, nov QUO
SAMUEL y. stBIETT,
de If-I,, JOHN II sEtYRFS
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a ZEE a JOHNSON. GROCERS

LCOM MISSION AND FORWARDING MER-
CHANTS, at tie old Stand IF McDGhiF y Ire.
Lyact5Drr. Id--Oacr for sale in store and afioat-
90 hhds p. R. and y. 0. Sugars, (part primel
10 boxes best Loaf
10 bbls sup'r. Coffre
10 :. Stewards Crushed -
10 Pulycriscd
10 hhds and bbls c uba and n. q. Molasses, (part
PRINCE
50 bags JAVA, Manila and Mocha Cpii.c,
10 q AngostuTa
so prime Rio
% Laguyru
10 chcs, Inpe'l & Gunpowdcr Tea. (port supe'r)
Black do %
80 kegs Nails. Brads and Spikes, assorted
10 bis Tanners Oil,
1000 lbs goo and damaged Sole Leather.
so boxes y 10 and 10 4 II Window Glnss.
so bbIs Clipped Iierrings.
80 boxes Adamantine and Taow Candies,
90 boxes Soap. various kinds,
10 kegs Lewis White Lead No. and pure,
80 doz London Porter in pints and quarts,
900 sacks Liverpool Salt in fine order,
together with large and general assortment Of
Liquors, Domestic Goods. Sc. &c. All ul which
they will selo the most favorable terms.
lam S--ts
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k'AMlLA BACON. IN quantities to suir
IL purchasers Lard, Plain Dnnics,ics. Cheese.
and variety of articles Con family consumption.
.Iar sale by A FLETCAER -
Nav a7-wifts Under the Nir.-snian ,,ty ce
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Office II lie Vnciaii O. Tenn r. Rond Comply,
LYScHBGRG Jan'y 18th, 1852.
VNIIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of mi. Com
l. pany have ordered rcquisrion Of Fire Dol
lars per share upon all the Stock which has been
subscribed. payable the 18th Fcbruar, ncxt, be-
ing the 18th upon the old subscribers. and It'll up
ON the now and further rsquistion Of Fire Dat
lars per share payable on the lst March next, be-
ing she 2oth upon the old subscribers and l2th up
on the
Dclinqnenis viii be required To pay interest in all
cases. r. G. MORRISON,
Jan I2-tfmar Treasurer.
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A & AR so.-Thc

A & A as so.-'rhc undersigned rcr,rs his
L n thanks Ia his friends AMI tho pal'lir generally
for tho very liberal parrnnaec extended to him as
salesman in several hor-,s in lynclhurg, and has
the lc;sstirc of being IN position in viii. he
make it of greater iItcrcst to them to continue
business with lin. having become GSsociatr,l with
tho concern af TiNSLEY, TAl L0R & co. ~
viii appear by reference to card OF as>osiutinn-
His constant attention with that Of biz assoriae,
will be given all who may favor u with their
custom. Ny attention will be given heretofore
to the sale of all kinds ofproE1lcc.
Jan l5--t- JNr. d. HARVEY
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These vessels are all of she first class, built IN th,
city Of BiJfimor". oNrHssly f"r this tindc, anc
have superior ,~coiasa sdsion, Tor pt-.onrcr,-
They are commanded by experienced Captain.
t.nd elallcd Sos tho trBdc and WIN will -paic ~
cNrrtion To uGrpmmposiBc. fAcy viii be tuv rd NJ
and dl-n the rtseE by stcnn. aud may be relied
10 sail promptly rs ndsrrtscd. Merchants conI
North ordcriig good. G5,,'n New Norl, will line
into thrir interest TO ship " this line /. th
only regular linz, mud freight will nlNny. be inkri
mt the lowcss indies and every riurt will be mndrb
HE agents ia itichnund md Ncw YORK.. to give sat
isincrinn. WcrcPceti-lly ash and hope 10 suceec'
in obiainin. fun share nl patronage. Good. ship
ped by tins Inc to New York. will be imwntdr'
free 81 commission 10 Nrw Orleans Mobile Sn'n
NH. Chnrfc4ton my Other pnri. The vessel
will he in Richmond Vt Rockies; 10 MN lnrk
berth No. I, Co0,c House dip font Of Wnll Street
DAVID CugRlE. Richmond l,,,.
CHhS d. PERSON r. York { rs -
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y COPY tsTe.
Jan lj--w4w ROBERT TlNSLEl. G.


hkdIN N A.-.At rules htfd IN the Clerks
' office, of the circuit court of Amherst county.
on Monday the 18th day Of January 1852.
William H. Mountcastle and Mary A. F.. his
wife, formerly Mary f. Hill Thomas d. Cox and
acc his wife, frmcrly Jane Hill John Massic and
Soly his wife, formerly Sally Hill and the children
nj icob Caufman aud Elizabeth his wife. formerly
z innbeth Hill whosuc by the said Jacob Cofman,
their nexttiicna Plain'fs
against
William NJ, Tribblc, Eli Jenkins and Lucinda
his wife, formerly Lucinda Tritblc. Schuyler Trh-
bic. Hill c. Tribblc Virginia A. Tribblc billiard
II Pnge, Thomas NJ. Wilkinson agent fur Peter
Hunter, Charles JONES and George r. Peasants
Defendants.
IS cHANcGRy.
The object ofh- suit is Ia recover the plaintiffs
portions Of the sai estare in che possession Of Pol
" Trbble deed at the time of her death--and
il appearing that the defendants Eli jenkins and
Lucinda his wife, are not residents of this State,
and that diligent enquiry has been made to ascer
tain in what county the defendant Hill c. Tribble
resides without effect. the said defendants re-
questcd to appear here within one month after due
publicHion Of this ORDER and do what is necessary
to protect their interest: And it is ordered that
copy hereof be published week ipp kaup sue
ccssive weeks in some new +papcr printed IN the
town of Lynchburs. and posted at the front door Of
the Courthouse of this county, on the first day OF
the next county court a cppv--TcStc,
Jan Ij-wlw ROBERT TINSLEY. c.
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. - - -
POETRY.


From the Dublin University Magazine
Far cut ut sca--ihc high
White vecrcd the wind and tapped the sail,
We saw a snaw white butterfly
Dancing bcfHc the Gtiul gale,
Far out at
The ii.tle stranger who had lost
His way OF danger no, Thing khcw.
Settled awhile upon the mast
Then fi.ttcrcd DER the waters blue,
Far out at sea.
e.
Above, there CLEANED the boundcss 81, :
Beneath the boundlcss ocean sheen :
Between them danced the butterfly,
The spisi, life in this vast sccncS
Far OFT ut sea.
Away he sped, with .him.-ri'g giee
Dim. indistinct, nos seen, nov gone
Nigh, comes with wind and rain---end he
Nom will dance before the morn
Far out ut sea.
He dies unlike his mates I've seen.
Perhaps not sooner, nor worse crossed;
And he hath felt aud known and seen
larger life and h1pe---tho' los,
Far out at
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The keepsake, 10 fine Illustrations.
Leaflets f Memory. illustrated and -
The Drw-Brup for 1852, %
Moss Rose
The Evening Book
The Gift, of Friendship, &"
The Hvacnth
The Gcmy
The Rose of Siaunn
The Liey Of the Valley
The Friendship. Offering
The Friendships Gift /"
The Snowflake
The WoodBinc
The Sacred Annual
The Drawing Room Scrap-Book
Tuppcr's Pro. Philosophy, elegant atn.
Harris Female Prose writings Of America
American Female Poets
British
Poctical Quotations
Moorc's Poems, splcndidly illustrated
Dictionary ofPoctical Quotations
Sacred
Willis Poems, elegantly illustrated
Byantsr
Poctcal and Prose illustrations, celebrated Am i
eau painters
Shakespeare in vols. elegantly Illustrated
Poems of Edith Mn,s hoauifsl style
rhc I'r"verbiali.t and the Poet, printed in red
bnck
Reeds Female Poets. large 10, splendid
Watching spirits, by Mrs. Ellci, very pretty
Rcvclics IF Bachelor. illustrated
Milton Pgfae5ec Lost
Ynung's Night Thouets g
Eiallock's Poctcalwo~ks "
Star of Bethlehem
Scenes in Life Of the Saviour I"
Scenes in lives ofthc Apostles"
" - Pairirchs =
Women Of the Oh and New Testament, illustrated,
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CHRISTMAS GsETs!-D. b.

~ x BRO. are receiving bcautifal assortment
Of Animals and other illustrated Books and Fancy
articles for the approaching season, for presents.
Women of early Christianity, elegantly illustrated,
The Iris, beautifully illustrated aud Illuminated.
The keepsake, 10 fine illustrations
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NEW CDNCEEsN.-Thc
s.. DIUGyTID A SONS.

They have recently applied steam pore, to their
machinery, and Hattcr themselves that they arc en-
nbcd to manufacture all descriptions Of Plan and
Fancy Catiaet Hare, in style and finish to com
pare with any in the STATE.
:. DlUGUID
u. p DILGUID.
GEO A. BUGtID
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MISCELLANEOUS.

v
~ NEY AT LAW-Willin future, in addition
10 the courts of Amherst county, regularly attend
those Of the Counties Of Nelson and Buckn CHAN.
and the corpnrati,n Of Lvnchbn-g.
fAl,css-New-G Glasgow, Amherst county. Va.
Jan sam (Rcpublican cnpy)
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r AW PAIsTNERssasP

ship IN the I,raetScp % Lnw. viii attend m h,rsi
confied to them in Apponattox. Campbell.
and the town of Lynchburg,
THOMAS s. BOCOCK,
Dee LIZ HENRY ID Ell llD
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NJ. YELLOW BRANCH HOTEL

A1.l The undersigned, having become proprietor Of
this wcl-known place OF entertainment, offers his
services to tnnclcr. md the public generally
pie lying himself to every possible exrrrion to
CRAFTY the wants and promote the comfort of those
who may become hi guests.
| Tho yellow Branch Hotel is situated on Wards
road, IA miles from Lynchburg. and is provided
/ with every means OF cntcrtaininent
/ Jan S-l3t p. H. IANDRCM
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RICHMOND ADvERT7sEMENTs.
A M T. n a. A N n a r. y n.

"A NJ u 10 1 T. A N d q n y LIZ a.
"a RICHMOND. va.-Thc sub.criber re- EN
turns his thaks to his friends md the public f''r
the liberal patronage he has with since he took
me American Hoief IN july last. lie legs u IN
,'r'n inc travelling community. that expense lps
'''n spared 10 make it all TINT first class hotel
should be- and every cI, on bis port shall \, used
70 deserve continuance OF the lbrrulity ~ gen
ern'fs community. J. NJ. SMITH,
Jan 2o-13f 4m,,,.a, mr., y,..l.a.J ~,
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EDUCATION.

- ========= :
g e ii o q Il for Oumg A.aOses'-
~ MISS CHAkIt1lE MANsoN VIII oi's.
:, ,I,s ,,,,r.r cnd ~ Church Street, in
I.,.,,harr an ~. fc,In,,;,,y terms:
~. ,a;,;,,, 4, E,yl;.b =, 90 pcr month
:. :. :. French 200 +"
:. :. :. Nu.;r 500
a. .,e ,l ,;,;,, sill he ,,a, able in advance. the
oie h'h ,ne ,u.''" p,,nil- viii be adj
- =. -, ,;.. ,l,,r;,, q ,b. Session and charged
only from time Of adniissi"n- u desired arrange
ncnts will be hereafter made Tor ciasses IN d aN
ing and dancing
Jan l9-tlf -
"nTCATUON.-. LUCRETIA A.
yiISov an ,iyo her undivided intention To
- .. II ....;.,v 80,
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Thcabovc sale i postponed till The 9th Fchrna-
~. (court dayg whe. il VIII take place ut Gsmpbcll
court house. j. b. LEFTWICH
Jan 22-fGF Cnn'r
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Hides! Elidcs.!-MUORAlA & MAR
L Il TIN wishes to purchase Hides. green and
dry, for which the highest cash price viii be paid.
H.,
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4 u. CRENssIAW & co. Rc1 !.

y. NLNSHN w AZ W., II IT TT
-aAs MOAD. Ii.--Sc on Commits sion all de-
scr'plons OF Country Produce. receive mud Elm~arj
Goods. and keep constantly on hand far sale. n
large and well selected stock Of Groceries
Orders promptly aud faithfully filled Liberal
advances cousignmcntS Sturchou.r i,nn,edi.
atcly ON tho Basin bank rF
a
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-EIRsT PRE- MGUM

Ii y . sRAHp AN :, Square !; PIANOS
Nos. 4. 6, S. . and l. Eutaw Street, Baltimore
Nd. riano fortcs. from 6 10 octavcS, in Rose,
wood, Mahogany and Walnut eases, OF various
styles, with and without rsn frames coml;t.ing al
the Improvements requisite to superior, insiru
mcni.
X & e. have received from the Maryland Instr
tutc the FIRST PREMIUM for their Pianos, in three
successive years, IS, 1919, 1850 They have also
been honoured with numerous Testimonials from all
the most celebrated artists who have used their in
strumcnts. Pianos from their establishment have
been used III the concerts of Lind Hczl luhnstock.
Bishop. Lahorde huoop, and other eminent per
formers. They guarantee durability sr five yearll
under good care. and will replace with others as
which may not give satisfaction. If application bc
made within six months after delivery Their man
ufactory being conducted the most extensive
scale. enables them to furnish instruments at the
very lowest prices, wholesale and retail
Constantly on hand. a. Z. Hughes Mcloleons
ringing from So u 5000 for. which they nre sole
agents for this city,. d. b. PAYNE& BRO
Agents for .vuchl.ttrs Inn a2,r
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II LIVINGSTON PLOUGEE CASE

IL lNGS.-The subscriber has on hand u large
lot of the celebrated 3" Livingston Plough Gust
ings, and will continue receive additions to his
stock from the soundry. that there will he no
difficulty in getting any Of rho pieces belonging to
them. JAMES Il. RENWICK
Ian SITS ,b, R,s;-
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I OOkING GLASS 4 PlCTUKI

IL FRAME MANuFACTORY. THE ri
drsfncd nis.nylictnrS and oqer e.s sale the fdo,
ing articles nj Northern prices:
Porrnii Frames. richly ornamental mud pnin rlt
Picture frnmcs Of gilt md fancy wood md guili
DasurrrcoiyPe Frames, alargc beautiful as.oiimc
Of ncw goods
took ag S9a.s A;rfes. fall sizrs and ficd IN
Picture tilnss. French, fir, quality from sos:
inrlic. dawn
flle Ginss, for stores and dwellings, furnished
order
Competition RoSettss. Of ali siscs, for Builders
tcSSpr work
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UAKLAND 4 ROBINSON. AZ,

~ TiONEERS and COMMISSION MEE-
CHANTS, Rrhmond, la, coyter Cary end 20ih
Street on The Deck. offer for sale on ncconno,Intip,
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UHFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HE INSURANCE. LYNCH
AI BURG HOSE AND FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY "A HOME INSTlTtTION.-1his
Company makes assurances against loss or dam, &C.
by Fire, Dwelling Houses, Stores, Tobaeco Fac
tories and other Buildings: on Furniture, Gouds,
Wares and Merchandise generally in to%n and
country the most favorable terms.
Also makes assurances the lives Of all persons
enjoying good health and Of sound constitutions
Except such as are engaged in work on Rail Roads
Canals, and other extraordinary cmploymeni.) for
the whole duration Of life M for limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupation, {not on
Rail Roads. Canals, other extra public work J
viii be insured on reasonable terms.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NIRGlNIA.-.Atru rules held IN the Clerks
Office otthe circuit court Of Amherst county,
on Monday. tn 9Th day cf January. 1872
David ". Moore and Ro. b. Griffin, merchant.
and partners trading usdcr the style and firm Of
Moore e. Griffin, fiainis'
against
julius RoSenhan, who signs bis name Julius Eo-
scnham & Broth, Deft
DEBT.
The object of this suit is TO recover fro the de-
f.adant 500 IS with legal interest thercnpon from
the 2s,h DIV OF October 1851. till paii, and the at
rach,pen, awarded herein being returned executed
upon Robert II Thnrnton. &c, furnishes, and it
appearing by affidavit fled, that that the SAID de-
fenlant is not a resident Of this Commonwealth
he is required appear here within one month at
ter due publcatie. OF this order, and do what Is
necessary protect his inicres-and II Is ordered
thu, copy hereofbe Published once week for four
successive weeks. in newspaper printed in
the of Lynchburg, and posted nj hetronr door
Of the courthouse, Of this county, on the first day
| of nh, next county court A copy-Teste.
| JanlJ-wiw ROBERT TINSLEY, GIN.
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Articles appropriate To the First c'ass-Boxes of
II az Ronnets and Furniture

Articles appropriate 10 the First c'ass-Boxes of
Hats, Bonnets and Furniture.
Articles appropriate To the Second class-Boxcs,
Bales of Dry Goods, Feathers, Shoes, Saddlcry,
Glass, Paints, Oils, Drugs and Confectionery.
Articles appropriate to the Third class-Nirginia
Domcsfcs, Sugar, Coffee, Liquor, Baggi 49,
Rope, Butter, Cheese, Manufactaned 7 ebsceu,
Leather. Hides. Cotton Yarns, Copper, Tin,
Sheet Iron. Iiollow-Wnrc, Queens-Warc, Cast
ings. Hardware, Marble (dre-scd). and other
heavy articles not enumerated in special OF
fourth class rites
Articles appropriate to the Fourth class--Flnur Tin
sacks). Rice. Pork. Beef. Fish, Lard, Taliow
aud Bacon. lin casks, boxes sacks). Becswax,
Bales of Bags, Ginseng and Dried Fruit Bar J.
ron, Marble (undressed) Mill and Grind Stones,
Mill Gearing.
Plaster per 1909 % miles 100 100 Salt per bush.
lbs. ano 4. -os, cl so lbs. -
Bedford Sentinel, Salem Beacon Wyihevillc
Republican, Abingdon Nirgiiian and Democrat,
copy times Jan Gj--@aw
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EGOD BzSEAD.-Another supply Of those
VI celebrated Yeast Pow dcrs, ust TO hand Call
and Try them. Fur sale bv
Oci l3--ts JOHN II. SEAY. Druggist
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Office of the circuit court Of Amherst courty,
on Monday, the 9TH day Of january, 1852
| David W. Moore and Ro. b. Griffin, merchants
and partners. trading under the style and firm Of
Moore 4 Griffin. Plan'f.,
against
Julius Rusenhan, dcf'nt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-30

Arrvcd-Bark Trinity. Galveston sohrs T. ME-. cb.s
Allstrum. Cape Haytien 18th inst. ~
Below-Bark Maria.
Ciesrcd-Shp Star. SFrancisc; Bark Gov Br,yss M.bs
trigs Waverly. Georgetown. sc; Mary IL. Phiadelphs
sehr Olive, AUX Cages.
cHAnLEsroH. April "a
Arrved-Dark Yarmouth, schr ID IL nrren NYork
Cleared-BrisJ Eickerson, Boston,
Arrived-ships Lew Woodbury. Boston, Sarah ruriS ton
NYorL- o."
- PnovIDENcE April %.
Arrved-Bark Thes Wnslow. Chase, Mobile; schrs TIL
w Bell dc.
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PORT OF NKw YORK, APRIL %. 1852
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship CITY Of Richmond Mitchell, Norfolk sc, Mail
ship HISTORIAN, Blish, shanghse Gordon Talcott.
Ers .IsS rsad'R
n a' Be fD Janssn hasn
HsTs Ss Sss Dsss.2
ts'sI cS':s9s D:l:s Sssl
ssF sss,s hsAsG iPf
Sehr Laura jane, KetcSan Xiessndria. Bedeii . ~
ff SG TsRss
ehr Alars IrosssI, wilminFtSn NJ, Bolnsr Potter.
as1s sa bsson SGs
Morley Phsaha II fhomp
steamer City Of New York. Baxter, Boston Mailer &
sslIoop Lady yenaxisk. wsights New Haven. master
sioop i Mswkins, hawkins, Providence.
Arrived,
steamahir Roanoke Parrish Richmond and Norfolk, 81.
Ship Lady TranSin tpItl. Yea.en Liverpool April 9th,
e. with as and ~ master las
v,S SKIP Aassfi ns1 SS. S ss
Ship Adelaide Metsalf (of Boston, scott Antwerp, 2
& with
iasol Ssn II days. with d
T. Hf' slh Hss ssss ss AZ
anchor
g spoke evil e% Now Haven kieo
Cd sslT fore tcpsa showing private signal
Bark Ann Kelly lBr}, Harvey. Waterford, 81 days, with
BarI Champion tSr) crocker Glasgow and creenoek, 80
dn XII and cnso e ofsS
Bark nahnenann tof Norfclk,, Poster MavEc 20 days
the the s, & al S sI sSa
both matches Of apparently full Of water had
sss v6 s
a. Ion % & wreck Ba .r% r ys
sehrl Quebec Trader (before repcrcd) with
hs % sea ~ s ss ss hd ns s S %
SSaeuEisdly 2s,S inv s5s
severe weather April 81 to ith with
antwerp days. with
% 80 % to sp re ish init ns
Mobile for liverpool away the mainmast and
DONE oRe the
lost jih,ocm and 9sherw,e damaged, but slightly.
and q fspR d'z S ss
Is S3 lon o o. spoke Dr ship with NJ in color, steer
bark Ttals; t.f ne2s9Say Me- Gsrdn,r Npsyi.es y
in sqga lost forward main topssil and foresnil. split
Bark Sarah Bridge tof Portland). sturtcvan New Or
Brig LWalson, Titus, Matanzas. dsys with sugar to
Brig Florida tBrl Aa,a;rup. Areeibo. PR, II days with
10 Vii @slss;s. GSsys.. Esgsrisnssd very heavy
supr 70 al snsnS fhea master rays WIN
s1as @sPSs @ s.urur nAtan'a', days. with Pine
cir Sarah Ti1Sleth Dyer. DaracOn II days. with FRUIT
sshr aay6ogsr Dursi3g. Trinidad cgts, L days with
weather llt sails part Of dock load and received
SER Asla, stubs $, pe%psS City, day with ma
70 80,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-30

thief escaped During the ceremonies Of the reception OF
Kcsuth In Or o~goods church at Springfield ON satur-
day morning gentlemen had their pockets picked
one $500 another Of $50 gentleman 1t the Old
Colony Railroad Depot In this city was robbed on Satur
ry afternoon of a pocket book containing $3.50 lie had
taken out the pocket book purchase ticket and had
scarcely IL to his pocket before II was gone
Boston 7yareiler, 20h.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-30

Ships Caroline Mary Clark Enmers.u. New Orleans;
1swesc; Wmmms DO; Indiana, Waite, do: Washington,
Alden Baxter, Belize. - - :" -
Wind during the day 6W.
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INTRLLIGENCE.

ALMAHAo-APRT 80.
~ RysRs... 8 Of MooH :. 81
~ sIrs. So HIGH WATER. morn 81
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18
ORIGIN Of the Cholera.

AT a recent religious meeting held at En-
eter Hall, in London, a gentleman Of author
Iity stated the undeniablc fact, that the tax
levied upon salt by Warren Hasting, during
his tyrannical rule, in India, was the cause
OF the Asatic choera--a disease that has
spread its poisonous, putrid breath over the
world, and sent millions to the grave. The
cholera was unknown before the period alu-
ded 10, and made its appearance immediate
ly following the edict which deprivedth The low
er casts OF Hindoos of healthy ingredient
in their food. - Exchange.
We find the above IN the Eastern papers
1t shows the consequences-the punish ments
inflicted upon mankind for the crime of high
Tariffs on The food and necessaries Of life, by
earring out whig doctrines. A few year,
ago when the Democrats advocated cheaE
salt, the wings held us up TO the public IA;
the enemies OF the working people.
We always denounced the doctrine Of the
wings in relation to restricted trade, higI
Tariffs and other oppressive burdens on the
people, as not onley wrong in the policy
but wicked in morals. - Statesman.