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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. Wednes Iay,

Arqus The rain to-day hiss materially restricted ont Of
cOor bus.nesI ana there but l;e doing. The Flour
market quiet, bur prices are uuchangsd Sales Of
icObhls Pennsylyaris recently uJu1d t0 gort At
per bb and esh-grouud at about 81 ~. Thtslles for
city consumption are limited former quotations. the
market is about cleared of old stock FLOUR In RYE Flour
aud CoRN MEAL no transactous have reported except
100 hbl. of the latter tIifle less than 3 p.
The supplies Of WHEAT have somewhs fallen OF. There
lisa inquiry and prices are steady Sales Of 90
or 5CoO bush at 86d &c y bush. for fair and prime
South ern Red 69Q92c. for White 9nc for old Red
and 81 Oh for Prime old Pc lnsy vsDia White, stOat
small lot Of RYE brought &c. C0RS ia very and
wat ted lot OF Yel0v sold a. o3c OATS in better
request Sales Of 5000 bush Southern at Sc. II bush
sKY held firmly Sc both in bids. and bbls, a.
which further sales have been made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
-, sor BURGLARY In The third degrec, and

,rs,otmen, for burglary In The third degree an0
10 sn lied 10 the State Prison for two years
wss sep'e ~ Grand Larcenv-Cornelus and James
nsilv brothers were tried for having on the 2s'n oi
Ion s eurbezzed s4Oe from the store OF thelI M,
noyer, Mr. DaDforth Baldwin, furniture ,,,tv snS
foS Cbstham.s Ct The Jury found both guilty, ane
recommepd Cornelius 10 the mercy OF the Court iney
were remsnded for sentence. ~, ,,..o
Pi,ss Of Gailty-John Wilsms and John Lsue'
.iorsS nleaSed guilty 10 bur,lsry, second degree
t.ar,ercea 10 The State Prison for years each
Mar Jane Snah, indicted for grand larceny pleaded
,i,y 10 nett, larceny and sentenced TO the Peni-
tentisry for months ..5 oon
x,cted of grand larceny lie was recommended 10 the
mercy of the Court. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
Disasters, &c.

CAR Mosr,, Of the barb Henry which 'ae from Valparaiso
l5l w he Judged the be II fee, below
ov Mater On the captains arrival at san Francisco he consulted
VIZ @ Chart aud found that - had been Ohe,sfo
sh,al which lard down thai chart island. Ost-o
lad down a. % mics from RnHeis on conr-, OF w : > AZ
Tie time OF Tic disaster the Henry was running by Nore chart
VIII, much out OF the way regard TO many o the stands
sheas and en- The shores Of ts ealre Paoae cast man
Tar eat Cart la, ksn paru'arp,ns unit the ont Thsdy
Bs ems Isranfrr When ar e. AZ Halifax s7h u iron, sgd.
ney bst the ship Reciprocity of Calais,
be3re reported burnt at The Captain and four sesmeu vino
were lel. at So. ere would proceed to Piotol
sos. St May- By, s., FOR Boston,
put rto weymo. ii, rs. .5t. ult IA a'tr-'s
New York gnt into Norfolk 3d. IA Distress having lot sails aai
Fo.'s, coastwe ARRIVALS At the Port of Pm ad~pha during
he month OF NV l'o- ped rom tue Custom hoa'e book
I' :, ~ tat Tj iS SD- ''' ''''''
Ar,L. Tue tor, ,lc month OF July -Foresn
steamer 49, - parks, l35 brg- 81 schrs oog 0 me
Norwegian bns Bemeni barb and brig scIaa' sns RS
Bae McLrlls sailed rom san Farosco Nay lol i.r Hum
tot eas' and u -2'Id Aief -n. o .iE
ade the toHlmoo but could venture coun,
IT, 80 90 bar sad continual heavy stes rom wv att ~
n w Hoe oone night on Humboldt N company With boz Col
oto to.uu; orIg the ngt parted, AL ot not SEE
Couwa- tnq John clifford me loss of l- John CLIFFORD
ha' a eSor'ec oeofe-he Corh"awas At Humboldt a'olt Sd
wanted y4gan-o the 18th June;
ioatat Nsld,a about 80 tlns slsno 1 New Yor ' ssno
- other 20 load ar aicaro about o0l t1us o sfuo. ar
s. lie shp Doore- Robe. and pI.oeg with Il . NJ i2fs
Report Hng Els r. harrison, az Noble from New YORK y
twenty Ee eastward Noble hst twelve miles or ''nf ~
distant a. DafA oi about 80 tuns, apparently
Eastern built very with tie aEt, with ensign ~ haat
aud .lon do"n oorr ~ .or her, WIND p sue
ahoms and not ,'nsi~"s ~ sac 20
ger. hauled off, Sue then sore P sad stood Guy oa
E,.-rn Lawns sGei % lie 5W A. soon ~
ss Ter tie laui taAFt ani Kept awy tor her A.
qpN .taa..f4lo,. .p followed 'l f1 sad then aI et 90
ty n wi 20 tie ST. Dunns his tine her ensign W. lynx
s wac . useed very aWkUafy; Falls a. % time BE- "a fnn-i
az her sa- steering East. LCsg'. q -uVp3ses
f, ar Tivoh, before reported -pokeu vii s,1
supplied ID Sons AMI H~ne' - Cap- FREEMAN, o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
u Letter from VIM. II. Allen, Presi-

dent Of Girard College philadelphia -, ,o-o
wv" GIRARD COLLEGE, April a. 1852
Ihave examined Mr.. BoyERs Lightning Rod aud believe
that II constructed scientific principles and combines
several ADVANTAGES The mode OF insulation the connec) IN
of the parts by and the protection OF the points tom
oxidation valuable properties il opinion that TINS
Conductor will the safety Of buildings when properly
nIaced upon them VIII. H. ALLEN, President.
BoYERs Lightning Rod store is No 1856 Broadway, n Y
Price Of rods and fixtures l2lc. per foot deduction IL
made If over 100 feet is taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05

whole rooted over as on the New. York side The new
boa !. rapidly approaching completion, which will make
chi in all used for the erry four Of which OF the
first class TIE population IL increasing 30 last (oeing
now our thousand) that understand the Company
have il In contemplation TO start this hosts every ten
minutes instead Of every fifteen minues, as heretotore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
Receipts of Produce....A AUGUST 4.

Bv Nsrti Rirey B0qts-lc SO bbs Flour 252 do Wits
KY g do Ashes 296 bales WOOL IS IA bush Corn, 1889
do. W heat.
By Erie Rao0d-246 packages Butter, and go balss of
Wool
By Nec.Harea Railroads. packages Butter, and So d.
Cheese
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
Passengers sailed,

IN re 'ty Sorsrsgn II Sea- J'- San Fan.t,eo-Nr,
Cai'ss stout and son C. A Poor p Poor. Boston W L.
RyCuan, Mrs &. ". Ky Aman aad .lfreH Z Byre J,
I. Moore H. a. Lo4,lt J. T. NaL D-1-u W 10 Hsrs Ns r.
GOf1af, ca .drel ami servant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
SECOND BOARD.


August 4, Isj2-FUt BOdTdtO Penn De, 1904 1000 Reading
6 10 Lehgh Nsy. as ~ Lehsh Mort So 100; 700
sohuy Nav pHd, 2s 200 DO 2I& 50 Grard Baas l3k !5
DO 49, 80 Nimus,on RR 32% ZOO Penn So, e5. 1000
Lehsh Wilmington Rt 95 9O75 schl Nav g., s.
TO- RR "a 90 Cry 81, -. % 1000 Schl Nav. Sc
6tL City III o. ~, lO4 1900 Cam. and AMI RR 6s
7O,lUl.
Scnd Paqrd-9 Read Mort SIS. ~. % 200 Spring
den e., lOO4 70 Penn. RR 40. 1900 Penn Sc, 69a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05

letter For barb Jsrs- Anif-ws ofs ,..
June e. with 'lre' 'Hai - vhaes ard On. $500 h' 1p,
'pefn' a'i Noud cal M oflIse r@rf a. . 20 49,
"tsan Spnse June D. bah Wns.ega-ra al n - A.--
out al ~' Oh Ja.s IS tlfk Cirora Of 10 - We szss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
EIpor. by Lake in lojl 10 aug.

Flour. BIZ. Nl-e'. BIZ. Com, bus. Po-k, bbl-.
:57652 SO 63S Az s47 56l3
This shows increase In lej2 Of l37 Ogs bbs Flour
500 90 bus Wheat aud 0l3 bbls. Pork aud d..
Of 365-s bus Corn Valung the excess Of Flour
81 30 T. bbl the Wheat st IS cents y bus the Pork
IL = bbl and the secresse OF Corn IL cent? a.
bus find that the value OF these tour articles ex
ported from Cleveland in four months of 1862 exceeds
the value Of the same exports IN 1851, 5000, i2j
Receipts by Canal Of the leading articles Of Produce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
MARRIED.,

In this City on Monday Ava q. hI Rev y. 6nham
Nj j. G. w DRAkF and Mss ANN hlNCHEf, at n ths CITY.
On ne morning oihe 4h int. by b. Benedict. al Pts
son y MrFREDFRICK JUDsON. OF Toledo. Ohm. 20 NJ.
CAROLINE T. RAYMOND, daughter Of john klynonI ks oil
Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
To Mariners.

Tie Collector Of ~" Bedford sre' nocs that tue light WILDE
trfled iCht house a. Bi Island Bay on snd
after Tuesday August Io While the st Is beng -Jlt In
the arat ten pOfay ust v be shown lie sane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CHILD RUR OvER.-On Tuesday llt-
lie girl the daughter Of Ernest Brnsman, residing al
the corner of Smith and Millsts, was run over oy
cart driven by Thomas Duffy, and injured 80 pao,y
that the amputstlon Of its right arm was renos'eI NO
~essary The driver was arrested on warrant cnaig
iIe him with culpable carcessness In allowing Tue
wagon to pass over the child. He was held iOf eA'
animation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
Passengers Arrived
nIsIAIuEB ALaAHAd.

b BRO Mar ENVY, from S. Isna- Commodore Roulch aud
sld Two seTv,Is Of 50. Thomas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
Hnnkeil. Sc.

for Port Piat - -'HNs' ifo1 Pl.,,S.L..
f7f 'safsi fsr H..
fOrk iof Az apsi ''''' aty, to-
You cr Rom KY. ''' "ace ron y
- Jgy =. - 500 Key, brsJotn R Rhode. Him..
k~w YORK - "@i'sf'hon H,,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
srEAMras ro ARR1vE PRoM ErRoPE.

Satas....... t-i from Liverpool, or Bost July -
Ell irYa e-r.t,' for N~~ York July =.
AirtA from y-rgoo ,1r New for', Jy
Franklin Sail rom Hafr- lor N-E YORK AS -
Causts......sas from Liverpool or Boston. I'll.
A;aatc ......ss. from erpoo for New foE, Als-.t
Asa from Liverpool, New YORK, Augus: H.
from Southampton for View foE August Is
Auisrca..-.... sails fron Liverpool or Boston, AuG.s
kuTut sails rsm l. eryoo or Nsw TOrk A4gIs; a
ArCtc.......sa- rom Liverpool, or New Yos, 25
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
ne......6l5.Ia3 Incl 80 Inc. a3ls. D. al

lne......6i5 1853 Incl72 Inc $685. Dec. a. IS
BY reducing the Wheat TO Flour, the quantity Of the
latter left AZ tide water this year. compared with The
corresponding period Of las, year. show, increase Of
2J7.g>g barrels of Flour
The following table shows the quantity Of some Of the
principal articles Of produce efi IL de water from ,he
commencement OF navigation TO 3lt July, inclusive,
during the years 1850 % days 1851 los days IsJ2 IO3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
Iron our Correspondsns.1

PHILAUBETTIA Aus 4 - 1rTirsd Bngs Rarhl'u4 CRY,
New Bedford Clara, Nsgaye New York A. Mihken F, Fa.
haven; Mary FsuCw, Warren, Ds'on; H. Long FruAhan
Calas -ch. W W. Cobb Condor do Clara Rogers NesNofE
Krrou Lake. PsutucIr; ZephndEe. slsr New Haen r. r
Krg Leeds Staten leland Iowa, Need CHI, New York Col
Fage Edwards Newark; Com. Stockton Reey, Wetpor
Worth Phelps. Povdsu- Henry, Alfred, Wa-e, New York
Eliza, Fmutau. Wall. DO hrs' velocity, BIZ Iawel C-ntop
Clauge Ions stockton; Emma, Crowe Boston chr HEM
Keen, New Bedford Mary, Miller Laws, Boston; John,
Compstou Ogden New Ha Samuel, COn-r Cullen, Pow
dence Watchn Chapman Boston H. g. Brown Carsou RoH
bore A II. Brown Encco;e Fall Hyeri Engel Crows Port
land.
Carea-sarnshps State Georgia Walton, Savannah Pens
yvana Raymore Richmond; bug- Nenophon Tsyer Boston
Chaiers spery, DO Mkrn, Fish, Fnravru; Mary Farow,
Boston Maria Rivers, dol Rech blte Gray Sco
F. Jesrer Nescott Salem; Amra JOY, joy. Boston; A. H..
Brown, f. doou, Providence Iowa, Nhre"fisht Lynne Col
Page. Edwards Norwas; Clara Roger, Quincy; Eliza
Frances, Wall Lynne Benz Brown, Richards Fshs Landing
stockton, key, GreeuNchj Samuel Eastman, Cullen, Prov
deU,e. Kelon, Lake Rondolt ZEPHYR Doye, Pro- u-ncs
WORTH Phelps 30 Henry Alfred Was Boston; A. b. I'd
Lon f.ltuj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
w The following gentlemen were

elected officers of the Brooklyn and Jamaica iaA hJsu
IN The % inst: J. I'm A. King Richard Brush John
Spader Nicholas Williamson, John G; Smith James 3
Remsep, John II Hentz Egbert Hooglsnd and sainuel
K Johnson, Directors. James Ryder Ionn j. hrih'
strong, and o. NJ jenkins, Inspectors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05

bAAten AlAsAG.---.
Str fSses'.....- Of set.... 10 heos-Kses. 10 I'm
mh HATIn-.-...THD
Sandy Heeh..n Nn 6ey Lhad. 80 3san Hell Gats2 Ism
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05

Judge Parker, of the Supreme Court,
has decided adverse to the motion made by L. s. Chat
field Alto; General to attach the Officers of the Me-
trcpolian Bank for alleged violation OF the injunction
granted BY Judge Watson, restraining the Bank from
receiving uncurrent money sts discount
The steamer from Boston to day took
else, 500 in coin.
The Bonds of the Buffalo and New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05

nexed statistics Of the commsrce ofttat port:
The Custom-IIouse books show the folio wing exports
from this port from the openiog of navigation August
l. We give only Flour Wheat, Corn and Pork, but
other articles show 4 similar increase over lcJl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05

z The members Of the Church OF St
Charles Booromes made their third annual excursion
10 81 Ronna's Well on Tuesday, and enjoyed delight
full time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05

lnc....5,469 lncl,l61So2 Dec. |, f}iSC8 DecSl 70s
The aggregate quantity Of the articles eit at
tide water from the commencement Of navigation 10
the 3-t July, inclusive, during the years $50 and s2
is as follows:
Flour. bbls Wheat bu. Corn. bu Barley bu
a'.,........toJh14 S15,4S4 l.51. III l24gt2
lG52.........l,4}i.5 2CsH2 26o2s53 s0j77
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
TIC HI60ny ECthlHg J0AfndZ puOnsnes
the annexed Canal statistics

IncTta se ior 4th WICK endlng July 3I.,....... iii
Tie quantity of Flour, Wheat, Corn, and Barley leA
at tide water, during the third week In July Ia the
years lc5l and lsJ2, il as follows:
Four1's. Wheaton. Corn, b1. Barley bu.
l25l............ll8,779 l24iS 4o3sl0 4S0O
lS52............lZ,q5 2e66+ Sl55J 5lgl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05

GAs.-The gas bill for July, for hghtin
he streets, is reported at $3.50 IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05

The aggregate quantity Of the same articles left al
tide wster, from the commencement OF navigation 10
the 3s July, inclusive, during the years ISL and lsj
is al follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
rA lad named Ishmael Johnson, re

sidiug rear Jamaica badly injured on Tuesday
playing with LOcoFoco matches, which igni'ed a.
burned his hand, breast and face.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05

Drowned IN a CLAY PIT.-The body
of an unknown man was found drowned In clay pit
near Jamaica on Saturday last. lie was about feet
Inches In hight and had two pairs OF panta9on one
wide plaid the other light blue, figured cotton velvet
vest and dark tweed coat buttOned close under the
chin An inquest was held over the BODY by Coroner
Pesrsa and verdict of death by drowning was reu'
dered whether accidental not unknown 10 the Jury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05

Captain Marian the fancy informed yester
that chain sling had been passed underne and
the hun oa vessel and that al tue Preparations
would be- completed This done, the operation with
derrick val require but lew hours bring her tue surface
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05

TEMPERANCR.-The friends or Temper
ance appear energetic They meet again this evening
In the North Ffthst Methodist Church. forward the
cause. Speakers are in attendance and an ardent
spirit 10 stop the traffic and consumption of ardent spr
rs of another Tx 10 manifest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05

The ELEVENTH WARD WHIGS.-l ne
Wings Of this Ward have made arrangements TO hold
neetpes every Tuesday night at their headquarters,
corner of Myrtle and Nayyst, at each OF which good
speaking may be expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05

ENGINES No. AND No. 1.-The Fire
Committee recommended to the Common Council, on
Tuesday evening that each of the above engines should
be restored TO ten members Of Companies No and No
T. said ten of each Company make an aiida.
Wit that they engaged In the late fire riot The
recommendation adopted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02
MERCHANDISE.
NEW HARDWARE sTOH

NEW HARDWARE STORE.
ME undersigned having formed partnership uue inc sys
Il and firm OF T. j. MOORE Co.. Tor The purpose OF conuuet
M general Hardware business M city have taken the store
p. I MOORE,
w. McLAlN.
r. T. Moore g. Co.. Importers and dealers IN Foreign and
Domestic Hardware, have received p. shPs LoIsioh Ash
burun WESTERN full ahu complete assortment
English Hardware IN birmingham and
ed and also from the IN THIS county,
of an extensive OF American Goods Our
Of Hardware, completes CONSISTING III part ni
Burt bone vorv ana handle Table Knives Forks
ivory h,n,c rshi, Knvcs and Forks i'll 81 pieces
Ru,iscri. and WcsennGms fine pocket Cutlery
Comm, n Poe kct Cutlery at |, 2, aud blades
Razo shears
'Tr,ce Halter Fifth and Well Chains
SncE pad. Cup5oarland Chest Locks
SCan,ertcr y" genuine and imitation Rim Iucks
American Locks. various patterns
Files, Chses and Plane Irons
.lvallruus' Grain and Grass Scythcs
wedding and ll;as Hoes
Auvis Vices and Smiths Bellows
Castings Nails and Horse Shoes
"Saylor & CO. 's' Cast and Shear Steel all szss
''Marshaie' DO do do
And all other articles usually Having
purchased our oods exclusively cash. enabled sell
the most favorable terms and mined do cash
puncua eusomer six months Wo respectfully solicit
friends and the public generally to examine our stock
P. T. MOORE & co,
No. ST Main street,
The subscriber for the empoymento Messrs
e. DUnnan Of this pleasure calling the
experience the Hardware trade close attention TO
his desire satisfy who
he frn merit the confidence Of the public generally
Feb. aJ-iIwSc2n r. T. MOORE
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SAVE YOUR MONEY!
CHARLES p. FRIEDMAN g. CO..

(LATE FREEMAN, HoDGES
IMPORTERS ard obbcrs door South Liberty Street No Ia
Broadway, New York have hand will be receyinE
daily through the season NEW GOODS direct European
manufacturers and cash auctions rich fashionable Silk Mill
merry Goods Our OF Rich Ribbons every variety
the latest and most beautiful des imported.
goods EXPRESSLY our order fro
designs and PATTERNS and stand unyaled offer our
goods for net; Cash. IL lower prices than credit Ae
afford.
All purchasers will greatly their reserve Dor.
Of their great variety OF
rich cheap goods
Ribbons rich Tor Bonnets, Caps. Sastes and Belts
Bonnet Silks, Satins. Grapes, Lisses and Tarletous
Emhrodcries, Collars, Chemsets Cages, Brrtlus
Habits, Sleeves. Cuffs, Edgings and Isrrtings
Embroidered REVERE Lace and Hcmsich Ca,bric IIIEfs
Blends, Illusions, and Embroidered Laccs for Caps
Embroidered L,ces Tor Shaws Man,iilas and Wells
uoniton Mech'en Valencienes and Brussels Laccs
English and Worc Thread Smyrna, Lisc Thread and Cotton
- - " go
Hid Lisle Thread Silk and Sewing Silk Cloves and Mts
French and American Artificial Flowers
French Lace English, American and Italian
Straw Bvnnss and Trimmings. Feb 2,-1n,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
m RICHMOND. MARCH /. ls5;

~p0RT OF hIOdNUND, WhNCH + 1857.
------- ARRIVED,
.-Sew York Nelson, New York.
sh- 4. P G. Wheaton, Endicot, Philadelphia.
en- S.S, Providence, Parker, Baltimore.
en-. Emma, North, Baltimore.
S CIV. Baltimore Phillips, Baltimore.
sS.Nope kcrwin. Baltimore.
SA svarado Hoffman, Norfolk
o. Exit, Suffolk, Baltimore.
en- Leave, Matable, Norfolk.
Il. Passenger, Rosly, Cherrystone
;slalor Roanoke, Parish New York.
;;eaa,er Bcvidcre, Clifford. Baltimore.
SAILED
s.h- Canton Small. PHILADELPHIA
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NOTICE..

nv m, Court OF Uni ed States for the Easter. District
4 NJ Virginia February Goth, 1852
Crow Mon,gomerie and others, Plaintiff,
agains In bankruptcy.
Joseph Marsh. Defendant. -, -,
appearng BY the Of Herbert Claiborne ssslsl a.
Of the the twelve hundrfd aud cen
and oycigh, (s2l3 4s) the Court d2h orc,
notice be published In the ehund Enquirer for ten days a
future term dividend and distribution will be made OF ne ta
ahons he e.eno's r y. .ae 90 T. MAYO, C!-ri
M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02

NEW STORE AND NEW STOCK!
BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS. &c, AT WHITE K PAGES NEW
STORE, 73 MAIN STREET.
SHYE solicit the Of the of Legisla -
w tue and the public generally, 10 unrvalcd a HASG
soment OF Ladies' ami Gensmcus iuuhs EN-
Shoes Ladies' and Misses CATERS Buskins Jenny Indsf 60
&c; Genemsns and Youths Dress Boots Water
Boo;ce Servants rosues B,otees stock of Ira
yelling rnk9 all OF which will BE- sold the prices
We have nttei Gp store the comfortable
manner and those who favor with CALL ry please
10 quality, style and price. WHITE d PAGE,
Jan. l2-3m 3 doors below Doulpys Hat store
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LAUREL HILL,
FIVE NILES ONL l. FROM RICHMOND,

WIS valuable Tract Land
:Iniy OF ierlce only i've miles from Richmond will be sold
aoe aGeil'n 10 The highest bidder MONDAY, March 18Th
E%- u"ucrs acree ." :ir encn Circuit Court
atns .io acres hnrs or les OF fertile aud excellent .nI
r. aeae " The aiins 81 ali the and admirably suit,
ssatdeiin ing The situation believed az ay IN
esae The land Is well wacrcd there ri nu.eous excellent
t upon IL lhe i!n rovenehts good, consisting Dwell.
h'a,e, Two sooI Kitchens, es .ass, S,oh Stables, Corn
lse. &c. all IN good repair crop VI wheat mas
II,a he land
as combines both beauty and comfort and being situated
conveniently Rc!nond affords great Inducements those
live short distance county, and at The sumo tmo
81 BUSINESS in the City.
Il TIE should bal the day xcd for the sac Will
k4k. ii,>s gu the :rsi fair day thereafter .,.
cash; the residue IN three equa
one a years from the day OF sae Ie deferred
f-'"' " JAMES LYONS,
!. K. WATKINS,
y,..9 ctI, Commissioners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02

80 ST. JOHNS CHCRCA.-The Ladies' Of this ven.
eraha old Church will open Fair TUESDAY, the 2nd
m the Main street. recently occupied by M-asrs
az doors below the City Hotel The object the
@ Tor The repairs which found necessary
Old relic iron" falling into ruin aud to complete other improve
XVIII consist OF pleasing variety OF useful and ornamental arsi
c and the usual refreshments. will renain open several
t4ys, commencing at 10, a. NJ and closing TO- PM.
Mrchl III