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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

w AXIS OF uo2.-GFFlCE or RECEIvER OF
a Tayes, no New City aaI. Pak.-Rase. 96 10 LOO
kotcs 70 hereby given that the sax books Of the present
win DO for payment the cth Of August next
sno that WIN then DO prepared 20 the charged
thoreoD An persona pay their nrst
o. Esyamtsr next vii receive deduction interest NJ
seven per cent per 2lnum oaeuatsd from the time OF pay
mont TO the LIST 81 December One cont will So
added 10 all taxes pspaid tho fret Of eeoeber ae1
a,nIs ser reeovirs tsAss-from A. K.to3P. r. Banh-
sble MONEY eIly received.
NJ 6-Pefeons their bills BY applying at
oee, and are requested 20 give full desoriptanr their
NV YoRx. July ~. 1854
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTHENT-ro CONTACT
ors-ssaled proposals. will DO RECEIVED At The Office Of
She Cr9ton Aqueduot Department tRotnnda Park until
Monday the l6th day Of August, 1852 a. O'clock 20
build with the necessary receiving basins and oul
Attorney and Ridge streets being length about $50 est
The plan Of the and for the building Of
the and all sther relating thereto
obtained application 10 the Contract Clerk a this oos
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduet Department.
New York, August 5. 1852.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

CRoT0N AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
tfaetersnseaied proposals will be received At the
until Monday the 2Sd day Of August 1882 at o'clock
to build sewer with the necessary receiving basins and
being length about ut 29 feet The plan Of the Sewer and
information relating thereto be on application
TO the Contract Clerk at this ofce. NICHOLAS DEAN
President of the Croton Aqueduct Departm
Now York August 10, 1852,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

GRoToN AoUEDUCT DEPARTSSNT. ~ ~. COZ n.
nce Of the Croton Aqueduot Department (Rotunda Para
until Monday the oh day Of August 1862 ats o'clock
TO build with the receiving basins and
oulvers Fcrty third street. between Eight and Ninth
being In length about 700 feet The plan Of the
ard for the building Of the same and
other information relating thereto be obtained on APP
plicatior to the Contrsos Clerk, at this office
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Departments.
Nav ork IuIv
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
ractors-sealed proposals. will be received at the of
fee Of the Croton Aqueduct Department Rotunda Park
until Monday the 23d day Of August 1882 at o'clock
build sewer with the necessary receiving basins and
culvrts in Twenty ninth street, between Lexington and
Third avenues being in length about feet The plan Of
the and specifications for the building of the
and all other relating thereto he obtained
application to the Contract Clerk, at this office.
- NICHOLAS DEAN. President of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

(>AMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD FOR PaIDA.
~ dephia.-Lesves by steamboat JOHN POTTER, Pisi
hours Fare frat class, So second class Thy az Lin.
snlyl So Returning leave Philadelphia foot Of Walnut
street, at ga. NJ. and Q p. M.
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EoRPORATIoN NoTiCE.-FUBLIc NOTICE As
~ hereby gwen that petition has been presented in
The Board OF Aldermen for Sewer In
between Madison and Fourth avenues; alec Orin
street from eighty feet south Of Grand
dsed and ten feet norah Of aksY street, with
tbe sewer In Hester street. Also, resolution for sxtsn
sion Of the sewer in avenue from heenth 20 Six teenth
street and OF the In Fourteenth street 10 G.
All persons interested having objections thereto are re-
4rested to the in writing engineer S.
NICHOLAS DEAN. President.
Croton Aqueduct Department July "a, 1882
CORPoRATI0E EoTICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE ~
~ hereby given 20 she occupant OF CO.
cuFans OF al houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the wing assesenss hsve
been BY the and losqea In the oee
OF ths Bureau Of ASSIGNMENTS for anen BY All per-
Sons interested vFor paving Twenty third etreo be-
tween seventh and Eighth avenues The limits embraced
by such include sill the several lots
OF ground vacant ct pieces ana parcels OF land situated
or both sides Of street. between Seventh and
Blight all persons whose interests Affected
by the above named and who opposed TO
the either Of he requested to present Their
objections writing the undersgned 1t their oce
this notice. SAMUEL II. DE M0Tr ,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assessork
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once, Bureau OF Assessments, Street Department. July
81. 1854
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TRAYULLERs, GUIDE,

vINBE NEW AND ELEGANT STEAMER, FRANCIS
sKIDDY will leave foot of Jay street, for Albany every
Albany Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays This Boat
is provided with Francis Patent Metallic Life Boats The
feel confident passengers by win
her the safest and most comfortable Boat the River
For further information, ap ply to
J.MCUlLOUGH, Agent, l59 Front 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

EOR PORT PHILIP AND SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA,
Il 18th August.-The clipper ship WILLIAM TROTH.
INGHAM, b. Babbidge master. now aiding At pier Nc.
gers application be made immediately VIM. DugaR
43 Front street; Russell Norton, 81 Old slip TO Eliot
& Arkell lag Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

V,HE- sTlAMBoIr REINDEER WILL LRAvE TIN
i foot Of Murray street. for Albany Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday at o'clock, A. NJ, making the usual
hndinge The steamboat Aida will leave ~ the same
lud Friday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

vRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
~ tractors Sealed Proposals viii be received at the
Office of the Croton Aqueduct Department., (Rotunda,
Park until Monday the 23d day Of August 1852 at three
o'clock NJ TO build Sewer with the necessary roseiv-
sreebeng length about two hundred and hfteen
feet The plan Of the and specifications for the build
ing Of the and all other relating thereto
can be obtained on application TO the Contract Clerk at
this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN, President Of the
New York Aug H. ls52 Croton Aaueduct Department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

A LBANY, TROY. AND LEBANON sPRINos.-raE
cars Of the Ncy York and Harlem Railroad leave n,
At 10 O'clock A. Mail train 70 Chatham Four Corners
connecting with tho Western Railroad Tor Albany ano
terri eaiats ststions AIS o'clock r.
ran 70 chatham -Four Corners connecting with
Rsiiroad going east Passengers for Lebanon Springs viz
take the 10 O'Clock A. NJ train to Chatham Western hau
road Canaan, and stage 80 Lebanon arriving carly ths
same afternoon Fare through, 50. N. sL0AT. sups.
EOR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.--U. 8. NAIL AND
a Express lines. through In four hours. New Jersey
Railroad via Jersey City; leaving York ct M foot
q cor;lssdt street. s5s ~ Liberty street Fare
heurn a. and A. n, and 81 p. M. Baltimore. wash
ngton, Norfolk and Charleston through tickets sold In the
" y, ~ .NpeA
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-08
PROBATE r!OTICE

WE Session ct thu PROBATE t"uii tot II"
drlit't # tltbavcn w,ll b. h-d ~ To" FRO
bate one" 80 te.t, ton ~ ~l'd d'slrfot or
Inc frs! N'dnr.da, oi each month Tor TIA,
leat ensuing
81 AINON WARNER, lui.s
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nr UYioN DEPOSITORY.

I.DStbN ANi StbS,
aNitKiS AZ ART Mon is'
putI tET MOS
rIx>sl Ana ART Is.OS
NyESTTpt AIT SibS, 80
NEW ENGLAND akf >tp>
U-rE A. Ec- -'' ~
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;crofula, Fevcr-Sorcs,

He4i. F,L,iy..'I, >-f lt-a7. ricr-7r ''~. 'tJt1'
j.'a..r F,.,,.e' ne f'ncr l.tvcr-t 1uiplHtut-.
rIt' "bir. Csac'ro4' i're'-. to-tiNcne--. N's
I4,. Dy>prp,ia. i',i, ne N-.', i,t'''. ht,i 0,t
: a.. ara At .ivF lNf-vt Is. nun H's' 80 see DII
P+AfPir Is ~! HHhaoa!' -esey A.eui Eas s"ein ~
v,.es~sy.
l.I....c lr !. SEEM ~, Hp''aud, Vt
I"rrGHn
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GARgr INDUCEMENTS

r IN sWar' ,u'crrtrjn- Nuuus 'Urn can
h,n- - 1ru" chtu'" iof tu-'u' 70 DIS
u.s., "i u"r ani yl'rt'''r chemicals hr"uEh'
u ia. : =. il-4tuI state.
~ rI,,'trr pnrtcll1', 'uou,r" irin"d ate
/, o'pn\o s MORSE, Drug.r,,s, Rut-
't.i !, II
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NtJI Il d.

FTJl ~, I-'fN-
Nu'iarI. Dee =, \ u. 1871. -
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-08

Ia.
as d
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ha's
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here
|EisF
usss
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sToaA BOOTS

a..- rs,- 49,. ne! So O.,
l. LIT s 500.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-08

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:
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-08
cufhRY MAO shs3hERhs BARKs

r,., TcE'jti.!o Ixtrn".. o.. "... % .reF''i'
u. o Furiitr, 60. tf.H tntuptF A" .'f."f i I
ndd- '.,I sHE ."r. b. = -t,fs.'' r. ..- 80
,.ip'.'nt ~ .'.' .G1, DO 'u.i. No. puT Don ~ ,
l.-' Hinch Longer, 5" ~. d. rt." Ten Times ~"
T. o.t flsr4s" aA '-t irYt' st' ui -: l't itr4.
ic'7e.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-08
"a 3 q U va ~ Eggs
PURIFYING EXTRACT
'6'hc Greatest
BLOOD PURIFIER

Y y - ~ : N ~ ~ I-''1' - v
i.'-r " . utn ~ ART BOTTLES. # 10
'.'7" gr'r ri @.-t.R sn-i', - wien u ~, hHn "a
t.. I4.r.N H'..~ -un',.. -ltTb-IBt u UU~ :,
..' 'l'. '.....l' n.' :" strongly Concentrate u
3 .".' one ! ...c ..r 10. f"'ia - ~ Do-r
thicC f7'sr t..> ore h''t-s Its'. TwcHIN -Onr
brN-. "t'i tie f....4 ..rr. ..'. o. 90. 81 t.
uu't '' t.- .-ra-sr :I'ir i required W 'Hs less
gn,ufit, g. 'ts.'
o." RTcrt rt', '.ie't ib. Uinoi "urii~r orc-
.f.H' .I'.. t.H-...- r g.. o. >
.r+ 10 '.' ,-.t... 'ai We'd.
jr,t ! trfur- 1 > ..r.t -yuIy, ...l Lu!r
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-08
Indian Roots and Bayks.
Savsaparijia, Yellow Dock,

q -. r.. .s..ft,. ..' t.' - at
i.. Purli.t- 90 90. i..rtd .', gao ".'' ...a'Vn
-H". i' as - "'@ "'..n. .'..'. % ~ '."5 .s''<'
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-08

Gp.it, Bias + .>,.. Nr.oH, t.r.r 'rI ! DID,.
T. size lH.. T.A l'a.,, ,H,' f..'.'..f s.
o. 3D., tit~ .thi & -oH
L--- L., -
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$':.:.EiGsita.h 1sGSnhH
Wholesale PRICES cURRaH1
kicmNpSp, NOVEMBER 20 1852.
II AItD ~. u, n.y.. - DIAnI.I

kicnMoSp NcvsAGEg % iSj!.
TOBACtO.--Ao e"i:,.: II pic: !i@' quoted
=, ~ 80 =. ;"r,e ll5 cent, '''>N'',
brands s. p; sr"Wsyic s. 25 u faies at . ~; f'
CORN-Wc notc sales q, g.. to u. cent?
corx ,,r,, :, j. pEYloy
OAiS40 10 Is cents per bgsl.t FOR or:ina. viroir1
OEFAL-Bran Is cents per huSAr Shorts Is CT. rgwi
SluA Is cts; >hip-Snh ~ = Is ctS
BiCON--Sm,thii.!a a"d 'r"jds, hog round II go.
Western sides. 10. l0. cents; shoulders Q az. ro
prime Family Hams l3)s u II Ct,
tlnt- ucrrin2s, 10. Cur = ! 25 lfro.- "ho5t
N ~ . TO- M,r&c:Si No. 3 7a7s; NO. 2, I'll;
y" J, ,i2 30 Is. &haI--Noac in mar-cI l!4t
Gross ig:inss ). 80, cai s. 50
PLASTER Scarce and So asked. 10 arrive
LlN.:-Saics at NtaTi 81 %; Store 81 49,.
BuIIEk-i: in Better supply Fi.kin Is 70 20 cs !
ID fresh Ka!l % 10 25 Goshen 20 10 q cents.
GLANO-L!,t'r ar none in market; So.
COTTON AND COTTON YAHNS The ra.r in -
Ion here IS limited. The quotations n" 10. 10 4 4,
Cotton Yarns Is els. Ter H..
COFF EE-Ot Java TX 10 -; Lnnrayra - ,sa.
Rio 9; t"9t: IT. CAPE "a Q els; Manila |.
CANDLES-T.Huw l. !23 Halls patent Il S.a
- IS, .i!ananne 22Js a3l. Jackson, patent Il
COAL 10 I" ~: cents toaId for good mI>i II
and lump . I" II cents iof ch>mith's coal
FLAXSEED : IN Grnand At 81 20 per bus!.eI.
EEAl EtS-l!vc ea.se 33 3 50 c,s.
iilDES-SIaag!MIea - 80, green weight; Span !:
% 10 IL Cal! SKINS $.i2..
HhI--N0rc arriving.
LAEG-Hrls. -. l3.cts kegs II "a. =. ,s.'
change
L!QUOGS- D,andy: Oard. Dnpnv &. Co . ?5.. :
A. Srgarttr -; imitation - 10 81 =; Sa.Srac s. ms
Peach d"li n %; Virginia Apple CDc; do o 6?
N"t'ac'" 10 cts: Rur NrW England IS. - "E.s
Rirhm M rcctiic' 2t To 25r in BIZ. C;i,inI. ., To-,
On. ii"'!in". | -: American IS,
MoLAnSES-CHha At Il \ 90 New OiI.an-
So ccar@.
SOAP -Tnrgnr!nr, 8: 7ccns; vatrra,rd L il,
lRoN-Ii. so d g 80; Sweds- 20 H. IS: E.-!-. 81
j nm N.
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rENni.nE MARKETS

HlcH3 Nd Wv. IT :"
fh recent 1iriccs pnt Ea cIlan and Grfa,un nf.
have caused fnDSr '"v+ ielnani Tor II! desert
hacc', especially "ssiG k'nis. The stock ul IL on .l
very mhch f"'uc.i ~ ttichnvni Sweet cared
mach wanttt non" for sale 10 market W-at The mas
IS h'd- old Lays al ST - So come linz Ia = N y
o. AMI . hid. I'D lerl anSs': II 'ae ,Hi;png >
"nEAT-Goot IAN. Us Irl ANA white :, Il readily a,
I" 10 we CONTACTED Tor delivery hy 1T March -
large crops a. 81 l2hs Tar r,i IL. lJr whilr Sgr''
. 70 5V Clean 30 10 ID. Las sales oi Il Corn q
new 90. c's dcvcyG: in December. Corn y.I Be- aa
nani
Advces from liverpool l. l7!h November are rec q.
"h"dt and Flour IN demand ! smll! advance Crf'a-
scarce and III demand, owing 10 tie advance fr.@,
g. ain AMI Flour are tuli il, Nrr Turs
TAZEWELL !; MORTON !. { q.
I,,.r. . 4s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-30

~ roa,merci Il and pocaL interests ol oar Und' 49, .'
mo annexation Of Cuba federal Republic VIII &c IL
.i,y.L u tic continuance ana integfiiy oi iir men
ITSELF
II cannot be dcrcd that the publication Of u!s co''ep"
dence at the present time is very nahSPicous '' w
n ca delicate negotiation. The pride OF Spaif ae SEN
i.iveress Of her people, the ambition and scsHess o. i-
a., be aroused and future negotiation vii! be con-
s!ietnb!y embarrassed
,s worry mnch AZ if Prcsien Fiilmorc has sought, .?
10 ,bcauon Of his correspondence dcica; tie great
mo sura OF the purchase Of Cuba
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA


New YoRK, Nov 27.Ihe steamer Promc!Ircus arrived
Francisco TO tine Is, of November.
Tie Promchcrs brings TIE Brother Jonarhans passengers
from San francisco, and left San Juan the evening
the 18Th, bringing in all 20S passengers.
Tie steamer California slc: i;nm San Francisco or he
Isl win the mails and s. O0J-!he lrgcs, shipment Of
COL ever made on freight.
The markets c San Francisco active. Flour had
advanced with sales S32 !a Chill and S35 for barrels
Mess and clean Pork selling in small lots So per
rarrcl.
Tie bark Maria aeahison in l34 days from Baltimore
arrived ut San Francisco the 3lst Of October.
There had been several attempt fire 10 San Francis
co, which had caused considerable excitement
The friends OF the Maine Liquor Law held large meet
ing at San francisco. The 3lst.
Major Henizemln has succeeded in making peaco with
the Yuma Indians.
The news from the mines i, avorabie-od has been found
in the mountains. near BGeuaventura.
The Northern Light arrived Asnlnwa the 18Th with
$50 passengers The Georgia c. aspiawa the 18th for
New York. via Kingston, with tile mails and 81 SEQ GOO in
specie She lett at Aspnwall the Falcon for New Orleans
The 5 : Lewis rom San juan arrived San Francisco
on the 30th OF October
Political affairs in California ia very excited state
and the papers were filed with eeconecrng articles to The
exclusion OF every thing else The city OF San Francisco
had paid up the interest her debt Nov st leaving
large surplus.
Cotton had been raised in San Joaquin county equal to any
Southern in SIZE and euaii:y.
Coal had been discovered ia Trinity county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-30

ARKANSAS L. S. SENATOR.-Ou The l0ta Instant,
William X Sebastian, Esq, was reelected 10 te United
States Senate for years from the 4h March next by tho
Legislature OF Arkansas in session al Little Rock MIR
S. had no opposition.
u. the same day, George G. Walkns, Esq, Of Little
Rock unanimously elected by the Joint vote OF the two
houses Chief Justice OF the Supreme Cou. Of the State Of
Arkansas.
The Little Rock Ga.cte, OF The 2th from which get
the above information gives the election Of several
councs by which appears ha, Pierce and King received
nearly all the
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TIE ORDER OLE THE DAY


~. homo m anoIorv is reunred by the members OF tie
NC "of' - g 80 -, H., time ,rgion the pcs.
House ioE our "Sa''i' anu '' ~ 800 :.
sage Of The Dill ior establishing d III" y. '''" ;,,
wa-n Uppn the decision OF this question: uis da!i VII
"e'P or 49, -. !: 49, o,i ,ij STAT. II
s''"'' ~ -, ,o,I ~, n,,v saua Bibles Of the ily
!" = '''s's. ;las al n,r,y differences Il is ono
...,,o ~ u,;i.h i. conceded tg every lntc!- HI
w. ' go. !, i, ooe ,,;rh seem. 4, have met w:tt,
ui'n ~ ''e ''''. - : ~ 49,. - ,; -, ,-
more favor ron ne le"f'' u'S- exc RI 800 '
ever come under notice We are YET I" ica! OF az" "
:. $50 49,. o.,,,o, W. hciir-c H.. ma sea.c Of The
ooJeeI'o'' '0'' '''' i u.
bill @. DC lNc NEST P'PAdI "ciau'I "a &c Se->''''
the p.opa eye. la representatives 20 ac rEor1t-
- ,.r ,, ,,t ,i,c Lina,-l and most q st,. al
y. he oe@N- ' .: w. ;,
feelings, no! 10 dlsaifrh' >hcsc us eAp'.''''"s
not tell them that this "ciisis III our ca!!erc iSioy
, r has arrived far action or hereafter mus.
: ~ "o'' 1,, -. ! ,, j. ,h ;n,,vi,,,,! MN
even ~ nope t'" 49, '
posed take charge ut THIS great sGiec hs a'"c''
700 .,iv. b.ioyy
= a., o,,,,.,-,, ..,i,n ~ hc Great Sale Of Penn
It, - "
SyiSanm
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Taking these five counties into the calculation the MAORI
" fur Pierce and King in the whole State fifteen thou
sand ttc0 hundrtd and serenity nine!
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LER the House adjourned.
Err u. Enn,.r

The name OF RICHARD G.. Morals, Esq, Of Amherst n,
been mentioned n ncvcTa OF the papers connection VIM
the office Of Commissioner of The Board 0! Pablo Work
take great pleasure, ~ adding my testimony to ,h,
already presented III a"GT u" his peculiar fin 10 III.
named know Of orc in Virginia. who, in nv opi7,,,
coinbiuzs InaGy - the Qv::t'rS required III Commission
er # tho R0sIi Of Putc v oks lie is practical
has been ellen DILIGENTLY CONNECTED with our mos,
important public WORKS. is 50" acquainted with the n;e,n
imp! NJ ,O!"y al! .c States; is OF en,,y
ana rc.s:cn OF cagacicr0Gc w'o carrie. through ever,
:hing nde ra-s in way ci business, pubc priys
E such Richard G. Morris, 10 compose the Board
au! Virginia will long suite, from The rcproach OF bo,
century behind her sister States far her public wos
are concerned hope i! Nj! BIZ h@ pleasure OF the p4ope
in The section il ,tc! he resides eject Capt VI IN.
Office for which he j. proposed A PROGRESSIVE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-30

ue liens 2. pr ccnI the misc. revenues ~ tc'
ccn. ard the casual revenues l03 per cent Nov, u =
.nau,s, that Cnha we're in the Ysacss!"n O. ihe United
:,,ls Ii Fc"f L. wowld - !icTcd Ofa ne S;sa:ai af'
IN. H.. :.uic sya'Ii1 i., w =. cAttE..J' o
he l,r ,,ic des. Etsd,s co!sidefab;c toi'4Ioa oi
these maritime duties levied uron exports Which INC
Consl ution VI the Unitcd States would iutbid.
Bu M nno,,an inonily oa his hanc! c tie Jet is,
what aron.n oi duties would collect III The Island? and
his M; i depend upon the amount u! imports
This can ascertain Tor many years u :!i leil inc'n
.ye from the tables published annually By The ia!cndenc
me isl d. The ullowng tabular statement extracted from
il Lnulficss
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THEA TIRE.

Tonight, for The last time, lngonar will be performed at
Theatre. We advice all who have enjoyed this beau.
tul prodnction 10 let this opportunity pass withou!
seeing H. The acting Of Mr. Taylor and Ms. Ward is
ainy powerful and striking; and the scenery bcauriu The
opening of the second is OF the hest
the grouping Of tie AIlc'nann the fires &c. all perfect II
reflects great credit Mr. Ward sianc mnEagcr Again
say 20 and see This fine piece before il is too late.
II Fl. Gresham Broad street, has the December
No OF Earpcr'- universally popular New Munrhly Masa-
zine II contains interesting sketch OF Washington,
with iue cngrnvirgs Of all the public buildings when
pletcia life Of Nloocun with usrrations--a sketch nj
Daniel Webster with view. Of hs hun5c birth place, his
farm Marshri!. &c. The prn;sn, NJ. il filled with
number Of other interesting articles.
WrrcCret to learn from the Salem Beacon that Capt
Rop.. CRAIG the worthy delegate The Legislature from
Roanoke s lying very i'll his residence that
w aad that it il greatly feared that his illness will prevent
his return TO the Legislature this winter
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pike Company for the purpose Of extending the. .o. ina
Mercer county
motion made BY Mr. TaLIArERRo tina, the Hon,
t&k y" bill, = i!d dag. liJI The Senate cr,iI
10 incorporate tie E.cE"oI. ard York River RAJ
RcGi Company
On motion OF Dir. WHEELER the House adjourned
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THE GRAND JUBILEE.

THE GRAND JUBILEE.
Tomorrow, Wednesday, night We shall witness o1c Of
the most interesting that witnessed in VIZ
pins The Spartan Band Of Richmond ir0r epcn vide
feast of re- and invite flow OF soul between the dc"c-
acy Of the State and the district ard Observation-Disclosures,
torch light professions, speeches and h"77'hs % T,n
bced 5y the true hearted and the Jealous Ii is rght and
proper and the duty OF Virginia and Virginia electors pour
out ibation of Joy upon the nation when they her prn
cpes of 93 90 nnilcd the head Of Tic ship Of State
every sal! filed with the popular brcezehe noble
sci having board The materials Of many conflicts fed
cralism may choose - furce her into
general invitation has been extended all who rejoice
in The election OF Pierce and King" The Committee how
will thnnkuly receive tho contributions of those who
disposed aid them in the work In Virginia. specia!
invitations extended 10 the Electors the Virginia Sen
a,ors and representatives in Congress- The Governor Lien
tenant Governor Attorney General, the Democratic mem
bers Of the two Houses Of The Virginia General Assembly
md the Democratic Editors Of The State.
Considerable feeling produced yesterday by the epor,
of the death Of VIM. R. King Esq, Vice President elect.
Though he has for time been i'll with chronic
Larrhna trust! and We confidently believe that there is
the least foundation for the Tumor % his demise The
following the 81 section Of The l2:h Article oil the ar
mcns to the United States Constitution tho subject Of
the election OF Vice Presidents:
80 The person havin" tho greatest number % votes as
Vice President shall be the Wire President il arch number
be maj ori,y the whole number ii electors app"intcd
and if person have majority, then from he hco highest
numbers The ii., the Senate shall choose The Vice Prc
den quorum Gr lie purpose, shall consist e twothoS
o the whole number Of Senators; and m7nri'y Of ht
whole number shall be necessary "a"ic"
The North Carolina Legislature have rot yet elected IT,
S Senator 10 succeed NJ Maucum On Wednesday three
pe,c nal ballots we're had with the following result:
FIRST VoTE-1fc whole number Of votes cast IVES 6i Of
which Mir Dobbin received AZ Saunders y; Shepard p;
ClIrrman 3: iIiiIer q Graham 8; Rayncr4 dc
SECOND VoTE Tie whole number Of votes l6i
of which D"bbn received 3d. Saunders 81 Shepard y
Ravncr II, w \. Edwards s. Juyn:! !, CIngman !. &r
THIRD YoTE-Tnc whole number If votes given 49,,
OF which Mr. Dobhn received IS Saunders 30 Shepard 2
Rayner T. Barnes ), J0yne !, CHnyman 3 &c. No cleo
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ARRIVAL or TIE STEAMER GEORGIA
New Y,Rx Nuv. 2S.-ihc steamer Georgia au.v.t j
,cloc! thi- morning from A>ninwnIi and knaatoa b'.
ing the California mails aEd s. i72 600 in specie ire.
She also hugs 90 passengers. among whom are >cnl.
Liwin and McCorkle.
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,tE VOTE OF VIRGINIA.

Despairiag Of hearing officially from the Of's missing
c0un,rs we publish table OF tic l59 counties ana c''s
n, ;.,, heard lot.l tue Capi!oi as Glove: