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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-05
POSTSCRIPT.
BALTIMORE, Nov. As

BALTIMORE, Nov. 4-5h. Som
Received here o'clock P. NJ.
Massachusetts and Vermont SCOTS only State.
Kentucky, Tennessee, Louisiana and Nlissis inn;
gone for Pierce
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More Specie from California.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 30.-The U. S. Mail steamship
Georgia has arrived a. New York, with two million
three hundred thousand dollars in gold Her intel
ligence however. has been anticipated by the arri
val of The U. S. Mail steamship Falcon at New Or
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-05

Pierce and King Electors are chosen in Georgia by
majority of the popular cote.
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ALLEGED DEFALcATIoN-Th decision of Justice
Osborn in the ease of Augustus G. M. Bowen, late
the CLERK in the Banking House of Messrs. Brown,
Brothers & Co, New York, who was arrested some
three weeks ago, charged with having embezzled
$4,000 from his employers, was rendered Sat
urday. The magistrate, after carefully examining
the testimony in connexion with two legal gentle
men. decided that Mr.. Bowen had committed no
criminal offence for which he could be held amena-
BILE to the laws, and he has been discharged MIR.
Comstock is also discharged, he having, as will be
remembered, been arrested for receiving money from
Bowen knowing it to have been feloniously obtained.
Express
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gas~The Legislature of South Carolina chose
Pierce and King Electors by unan nous vote
Ba~Tennessee somewhat doubtful, but most pro-
badly for Pierce, -. ''+..:,
Ras-Tbe Medical Faculty in Charleston announce
that yellow fever has ceased to be epidemic there
and that strangers may now visit The city with inn
puniiy.
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WILMINGTON & RALEIGH RAIL ROAD co.
Report of the Auditing Committee.

The Committee appointed at the last annual meet
ing of the Stockholders for the purpose of Auditing
the Accounts of the Company for the year ending
Ist October 1882 beg leave report that they have
examined the hooks, and compared the entries with
vouchers and find them correct, with the exception
ton of few discrepancies, amounting in all to
hundred and twentythree and 79-lOO dollars, which
will appear to the credit of the Company in the
suing years business.
The result of the Company's operations for the
past year is as follows:
Amount received from through travel, 5000, 425 OF
Amount received from way do 9S,935 10
Freight on Rail Road 110,194 90
Freight, Meals, &c. on Steam Boats, Is, 420 so
Transportation of Mails, rents, &c., S2.063 80
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NJ. z. Sunday Sc hoo1.

The following Preamble and Resolutions were a.
doped by the NJ. f. Sunday School:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God in bis
mysterious providence, to remove from our midst
one of the most devoted and useful teachers in our
Sunday School,
Resolved, That while we bow submissively to this
dSpensation to allwse Providence, we feel deep
ly the loss sustain, in the death of our esteemed
friend and brother, Bryant S. K, once.
Resolved, That we take it warning to all
old and young to be ready to meet that event,
which must happen sooner or later to every one:
and that we try to follow the good example left
by departed brother, that may die as he died,
in the triumph of faith, and meet him in that land,
where there is death.
ResolreI, That deeply sympathize with bis be-
reaved widow and her children in their affection, and
that we surplicate Gods sustaining grace. in their
behalf.
Resolved. That copy of these resolutions be sent
to Sister Koonce, testimonial of respect and eS
TEEN, and also that copy be sept 10 the CONNER
eial for publication.
Whining tOn, Oct 31S 1852.
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Cadets of Temperance

Whereas ii has pleased all wise Providence to
take from beloved Worthy Patrons assistant,
Brother Bryant S Koonce, therefore be it
Resolved, That in his death our Society has met
with the loss of an amiabe and efficient assistant
that we deeply svmpathise with the distressed fam-
ly of the deceased, and last tribute of respect
that the members of our Society be requested to
meet with the Sons of Temperance on Sunday the
3lst Oct, al P. NJ and attend the funeral ceremo
MES of our deceased Brother also that the usua |
badge of mourning be for 80 days.
Resolred. That the Secretary be requested to fur
nsh the family of the deceased with copy Of these
resolutions.
George Washington Section, No. Sc Cadets of
Temperance. E. H. CUDDY, w. A.
L. ELLIS Sec'y.
Wilmington Oct 10Th, 1852
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Col VIZ E. ASDERsos.
The Marshal will pablish programme OF the or
der of the day in due time: There being no other
business before the Committee. they then adjourned
The aldo (La) Gazette Of the 10th inst. says
. The die has been cast-the lottery drawn, ano
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w RR r. r. STocK.-We learn that thirty
three shares Of Wilmington and Kaie'gh ha'lloaa
Stock were sold Inst week at public auction m Tau;
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On comparing the reports of last year. we fhI an
apparent discrepancy between the reports of the
Auditing Committee and that of the Treasurer,
amounting to S42666 &c, he making the debt of the
Company that amount more than the Committee. 1t
appears that that amount of the Company's bonds,
then On hand, had been appropriated to payment
of Iron for reconstruction, but vouchers for
the same, at that time. were before the Committe,
they did not therefore recognize it as debt of the
Company.
The following the condition Of the Company
on Isl October, 1852:
Debt of the Company, s1.l34,69S IS
Capital stock paid in 1885 7S 0S
Balance Of profits from commence
ment of operations to lst Octo-
Der, 1852 after paying interest
on debit 49l 997 90
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z The yaeant stcfetaryship OF STATE.
EIalnR,E Nov Hon -EnwaRn Even
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SolU,V5S ~
EXPENSES.
Cost of transportation, including pur-
chase of locomotives, coaches and
cars SI19,S59 90
Rail Road repairs 53.847 81
Expense of Steam Boats, $4,000 II
Office expenses, -. 1921
Interest and exchange 6S-230 10 394 40 OF
Nett profits sll5, 1893 65
We find the total liabilities Of the Company on the
st Oct 1852, to be ll34690 SO, consisting of the
following items:
Old Bonds payable in England at
per cent, 222 666 81
Bonds endorsed Upstate of N. Ca
rolina at per cent, 100000 90
Bonds to Literary fund of North
Corolna att per cent $4,000 90
New Bonds payable in England,
=. $4,000 90
Less in the hands Of A
gents unsold Sill IL 43288S 80
Bonds to United States payable in
mail service, H,754 81
Bills payable, 1859 76
Do do Special 1900 90
Due on pay rolls, 1907 60
Due on Negro Bonds, from 1874
to 1852, inclusive, 29.695 SO
Due on Dividend No. /, 1908 90
Due sundry individuals, 5.llS %
Balance due one 80 shares surren-
dered stock, to be rode out $50 sc
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LAFkH rROA RUaorE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NlAoARA.

The mail steamer Niagara, arrived !. n.n
fax to-day. She briugs g p,rs.nr g.. -,
Liverpool dates to July 9th. -
FRArcE.-Marshal Excelmans va. k;llea :,
Paris by fall from his horse.
lie Blanc had been called to form the nav
Belgian ministry.
irALr.-The American squadron arrived in
the Bay Of Naples on the 2lst.
ESGLASp.-The crops in England promise
more than an average yield.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS. ~
CoTToS-Firm, aud prices advanced 3D.
Sales Of the week $4,000 bales.
BREAusTUrFs-Dull, and prices declining.
Western Canal and Philadelphia Flour, l9s.
to l9s. 3D.; Baltimore, 19s. Cd. 10 26s.; Ohio
Dos. to COS. Sd. White Wheat, IS. Id; Red
and mixed IS. 10d. Corn, scarce; yellow 3ls.
Cd. white, 2Ss. Cd.
PRovIsIoNs-Fiim. Bacon declined 1s. to
%. Lard 58s. to Cos.
RosIN-Searce and unchanged.
MONEY MARKET.-Consols closed at 1904.
American stocks steady.
The news genera lily is unnteresting.
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Missouri Election.

State, was for Governor, members of Congress.
State officers, and members of the Legislature.
In this district, ex-senator Benton, independent.
Lewis V. Bagy, regular democrat. and Sam'i.
Caruthers, whig, were the candidates. The
votes have not yet been counted out, but both
parties are sanguine of success. 1t is believed
the democrats have carried their ticket for the
TepisIatiIre
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Shining Ne.rs-Po1;t;cs

NORFOLK, August 3.-The schr. Victoria, s
days from Maianzas for N..York, with cargo
of Sugar, &C., put in in distress to day, having
lost her sails, sprung aleak, &c. The ship
Sabats, from Mafanzas, is in the Roads wait
ing orders. The barque Cora has arrived from
New Orleans. ah
The democrats had mass meeting on Sat-
urday night, which was addressed by Robert
e. Scott, of Richmond, and Others. The
wings are fully organized and will have grand
rally tonight.
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The Steamer Henry Clay.-verdict of the
C0r0ner's Jury. gH

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.
The Coroner's jury TO day rendered a YER
dict to the effect that the persons who perish
ed by the burning Of the Henry Clay, came to
their death by the reckless disregard of human
lite on the part of the owners and officers of
the boat. This accords with the second stat.
ute, defining the number of passengers to be
carried GA steamer.
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.DURIFY THE SYsTEM.-The intense
l. heat which has prevailed for some days has
created biliousness in almost every human frame,
and hundreds Of persons are daily physcing them.
selves to deathwit caomel and poisonous minerals
OF various kinds under the elusive hope of finding
relief for their annoying malades. To such per
sons we can only say, try a bottle of Bakers
Premium Ritters, and obtain Immediate relief.
Being purely vegetable in their composition, aud
entirely free in their operation from those sicken-
ing nauseatirg qualities which are the effects OF
most medicines, they at once create healtLful re
action throughout the patient sharpen the Appetite
improve the digestion, give vigor to the liver expel
the surpu: bile and thoroughly purify the blood,
thereby driving out every unwholesome humor
that may have become secreted in any portion OF
the system As Aperient or Tonic. these Bitters
have no equal, while, at the same time, by their
healthful action the stomach, liver, and diges-
tive organs, they at once check any inclination to
darrh@a. Let the afflicted try them, and satisfy
themselves of the superior quality of these Bitters
over those of all others offered in our city. 80
To be had in Richmond at the Drug Stores OF
A. BODEKER, ADIE e. GRAY, BENNETT 4
BEERS, PURCELL, LADD e. CO., and GAYNOE
& WOOD, Main street; H. BLAIR, VIM P. LADr
and SEABROOK a. REEVE. Shockoe Hill, CHAS,
MILLSPAUGH, and THOMAS & MCCARTHY.
- 3 b a
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NEW YORK MARKETS. AUG

NEW YORK MARKETS, August 4.
Sales of 10000 bbls. FLOUR at 81 25 TO
81 SO for Southern. Sales of 10000 bushels
WHEAT at IS cents for White, and 81 cents for
Red. Sales of 10000 bushels mixed Corn at
654 cents. ~. aao Np
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Missouri Elections.

ST. Louis, August 4.
In this city, the Democrats have carried
their whole ticket for sheriff and congress.
men. The returns from different parts of the
State, are indecisive, but it is pretty certain
that the Democratic candidate for Governor is
elected by a reduced majority.
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Congress.

Ia t.5s WASHINGTON, August 4.
In the SENATE, resolution explanatory of
the Census act was taken up and discussed.
The HOUSE went into Committee of the
Whole on the Civil and Diplomatic Appropri-
alton Bill o.ss =. frt- ~.
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BY GEORGE J. SUMNER.

GALE OF MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
" AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY MORNING, 9th
instant commencing at halt past O'Clock, at tine
Sales Room No 8, Fifteenth street. will be sold at
auction, without reserve, large collection of mis-
cellaneous Goods to close consgnments, consisting
OF Glass, China and Earthenware, very fine marble
top Centre Table, fine Couch, one OF the largest
size Refrigerators, in perfect ORDER beautiful Coffee
Urns. Chafing Dishes, Toys, Chewing Tobacco,
solid Mahogany high.post Bedstead, Feather Beds
and Hair Mattresses small lot Groceries, lot Ink Dry
Goods Show Gases, Mshogany Dining Tables and
a great many other Goods too numerous to men,
ton. Terms cash. s
Sale conducted by M esa saa 4N
au4 GEO. J. SUMNER, Aucdoneer,
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ALBANY, August 2.-The Wing Central
Committee have called State Convention to
assemble at Syracuse on Wednesday, the 22d
day of September, to nominate candi dates for
State officers. s. ATA< iI
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terra Msdica and .rhe, anen,ir. = = -
Pharmacy. s5alE - - - =. =.
CHAS BELL GIBSON, MD, Professor of Surge.
y and Surgical Anatomy
CARTER p JOHNSON, n D. Prcfemor of Anal
omy and Physiology
DAVID II TUCKER, n D, Professor of the The.
ory and Practice Of Medicine.
AEPETiCOLAS, n D, Demopstrator Of Anal.
omy.
Inc study Of PRACTICAL ANATOMY. NAV be
prosecuted with the most ample facilities, and Il
'oc CI y, expense. s
-. SlEiCAL LECTURES are regularly given at
ne Cohe8e lnhrmary and Richmend Aims.
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~ Jams - 1AIEon
75 mss,znn,* 49, ~! g ], ncgs1nsl.
- . - s1beuslksr g trss1ss' IS irr11Is r..
49,. 49,, 80 DRY sseosdsd = Hisknon1 Hn11iaus
e51ssis dSss = uce. e ssenre III peynut q .
q ~ sers1 nentione4 and q IL ssqnsss
A1Ese = 10 o'cIock. n. se Is n.ors &. -.
nxsss.ss 80 DEED. consistine q N bc1 - -
-. -. Two Carpets. one Buresr. - Prsss one
80 -. We plni.s Ishles, together Win nuner
-, - ssse'es q HOusehoId rurnifure
FRANCIS MAHONEY. rru.A.>
SAAxs j. TAHton, Aucf. u. ~
an ACREs OF LAID u HEnnrco cons.
VO II At AUcTiON.-Will - - =.
Mendays the 6th Septemher. lth.s 49, -. -, g
~ e noo. o. asnIico County coun House. g =
Henrico county, about six miles below - - -
joining the land OF Mrs Frazier and BoeWelrs IN,
Thu land b heavily wooded with pine snd -
and the cost OF the land could probably Be reaxeS
from the sale Of the wood. Persons dispose6 e
purchase should view the land before the dsv 81
sale A plat Ut the above can be seen IT nv of6ee
|. The terms viii be made known at the sale.
JAMES n TAYLOR, .Auct
an 4-2aw3wdtd
TWO VACANT LOTS ON LEIGH STREET
= AT AUCTION.- viii be sold on SATURDAY
the 9TH instant. at O'Clock, p. N upon the pre-
misses two Lots of Ground, fronting 10 feet eacl
on the North side Of Leigh street, opposite the re
sidence OF Mrs. Prentiss, and running back abou
81 feet
The sale to be made without limit or reserve
Terms-One third cash, balance at months, with
interest, and tile retained.
au4 JAS NJ. TAYLOR, Auct
TX MULES AND HORSES. WAGONS
1OAND HARNESS, AND $1,000 FEET OF
LUMBER, AT AUCTION Will be sold on Tues-
day, the 10th inst at IL O'Clock M, at the Steam
Mill OF Mr. 4. D. PHILIPPE, in Henrico county, half q
mile West OF the termination of the Plank Road
Invaluable youug Mules, Of large size. we'll brok
en-. and from four to i,e years old, being on the
whole, such lot a. is seldom offered in the market
Also, two very good Horses; and the rucnine gear
of three Wagons, and several sets of Harness; nj
ter which, win be sold about SO 900 feet of Lumber
Of various kinds and qualities say 10000 feet of No
I, in Plank; 5000 feet 2d'quality do; $4,000 feet
good Oak Plank, for fencing; 5000 feet 3 by 4
ScantliEg, 10 to Is feei long lot by do; LOT
| vain edge Plank. do Bedstead timber. and lot Of
Hickory, sawed, Tor Axletrees
TEHMs-For the Mules and Horses, four months
credit for approved negotiable paper; for the Lum.
Der, under go, cash; that amount and over, four
months credit for approved negotiable papers,
eu dds JAMES N. TAYLOR, Auct I.
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Rnf0IC1e,,o/t,,

PHILADELPHIA, August 3.-Jas. Thompson,
OF the firm of Thompson & Perrine, plasterers,
was killed this afternoon by falling from the
fourth floor of new building in Fourth street.
above Chestnut. He leaves wife and six
children. - -
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BY DUNLOP, AlUNCURE & co.
a UCTION TRADE S1TR m Suc.p

AUCTION TRADE SALE. OF suGAR
"A MOLASSES, &c.-On Wednesday, the llth
instant commencing at l0a O'Clock, we VIII sell at
Jour Warehouse at Rockets, to close consiauments
SIG hhds Sugar, plantation and clarified, ranging
from fair to choice qualitJ.
500 bbls Louisiana Molasses, early crop, and
prime quality.
$50 bbls New York and Louisiana Syrup.
1877 bbls small Loaf Sugar
100 packages, Loaf, Crushed, and Powdered Su-
gar.
lis bbls Sugar, White and Yellow, clarified.
100 boxes Amsterdam Candies.
200 boxes Soap, &c, &C.
TEsMs-Under $780, cash; over 800, months
credit for approved negotiable paper
DUNLOP, MONCURE, e. CO.,
au 3 Aucfioneer "a
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Aug. 4.
No sales of FLOUR. Red WHEAT 80 to IS
cents; White, IS to 80 cents. White and vel
low CORN e. to 60 cents.
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ROCHESTER, August 3.-There have been
but few new cases ofCholera to-day, and those
were chiefly confined to the lower classes,
mr.: Purdie, formerly an operator of the Morse
Telegraph. died last evening. 1853
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ADMINISTRATION.

sxxarr.--A message was received from
10 President ofihe United States, transmitting
"" senort from the acting Secretary Of State on
=. snbiect of the recent difficulties with re
u ~, The righte Of American fisherman.
Mr.. Cass spokeat length on the subject; and
he debate was further continued BY Messrs.
s.rs Davis and Ha,uln: after " hich the further
Consideration OF ,le subject was postponed,
and the Senate went into executive session.
pousr OF RspREsENrArivEs.--M Mcl.a,
nsbsn re, orted back, from the Committee on
the Judiciary, the bill 10 regulate the fees and
cos,s of marshats, clerks, and other officers OF
limited States Cour,s, which was not dispose d
If before the end of the morning hour when
the House went into Committee of the Whole
on the state Of the Union. and the civil and
Jplonstic appropriation bill was taken up,-
Mr.. John w. Howe addressed the committee
At length on political topics. The bill was
then discussed for the balance OF the DAVIS
session in FIVE minutes speeches on various
amendments.
LATER FROM MExico.-IadianN assacres.
BY later adyices from Mexico, we learn that
on the 30th of June, band OF about eseyenty
indians attacked the rancho of Linare. the
rich mines about twenty leagues from Zacate-
sas, and killed DIR. Edward Roberts, with his
wife and children. The Inhabitants of Fres-
nlo supposing the Indians to be in small
force. started TO the number of about forty per-
sons, composed of the principal merchants
and the head OF the police, and came up with
the Indians after ride DISK leagues. A bat.
lie ensued, in which nearly the whole party.
with the exception of Senior Gonzalez and Sc.
nor Peyez were butehered by the Indians
This sad intelligence had created the Creates
excitement in Mexico
The sale for opening the Isthnus of TIE.
huaniepec, which was to have been had a,
public auction at Mexico on the 9Th of JULY,
did not take place. Ii was postponed in
definitely, without any cause being as
signed.
The arrival at Tampico of the revenue cut.
ter Duane, in the latter part of June, had err.
cited much curiosity, some supposing that the
captain had dispatches for the American Min
lister, but others supposing that the captain
had orders TO take some DISPOSITIONS respecting
some ofthe late claims presented at Washing.
ton, because the American government could
NOT trust Consul Chase, who had also present
ed large claims.
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Movements of Flores.


Advices from Payta state that Flores defeat.
81 Urbana on the 9Th of July, and would en-
ter Guayaquil on the 10th.
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sS Ss!ss ! 4. = e: :. 9:
sl.s!lys meileD - q u 49, - ~
1890 sessss = u unissd go.
.elsSy enabling hiaa n eHseuls Wosk 8 nesS3s.
sss + a. so 80 w. = soodtsrns = any ssss.
Hs = prepared for sysry dss.sipso. q vorl
wnt@ nay cosnmand his esssnsions z = 3 8 =
PIN ss .s Matsrial Of svery kind On sale Il
nS = most grateful and lie contnuspce i rssnecs
tbASsOLUT10N.--Th pertners6in E-,-.o
IA. A.. e1,,snng between the subseriber,. undsr
: me sa arm q WORD. FERGUSON 6 BARKsna upsI
sons No. oIssoIved ~ hutual consent m ,n.r.
them. ana ~. s seeanss The coucern viii prescuf
ent Is early 4. n nes0.ea VIII please make pay
QUIN n. WORD.
July l.t. 1859. ( K r. FREsRee sgSof n.
81. AskTNkHsHIP.-1he sub,erib.y. 49,.
OF WerS. T 1S.msa CO partnership under the nrm
me Dry floods. Importing and jobbin. i. ss.
sne OLD stand, No 49, Main ssreet whe,s .hss. a.
pc happy to zee their old freuds. psomis,nS w ~
Thsv .s,a lower % please. =,
entirely new in the Fancy line and M 49,. vi oe
casn, That they will be able to offer sres,ar '
mens than evea. All orders viii be nror,,ss :.
terded TO. 1851 GUN N. WORD, : =
,,,u Togo J. B: FERGUSON, Ja.,
In retiring from the Mercantile business. chr.
daily recommend to all of my old acouaintances
and friends the new con. ern, feeling every sssn'
rance that not only justice and cheas Qoodsc.n he
had, but they will lind them high minded and ube.
raj In lltrans actions. -
July LIST, 1852. ISAAC R. BARKSDAIE