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i TERGINIA CENTRAL. Raj. ift,AU n,


VIRGINIA CENTRAL. Rail. ROAD 10
TIE VIRGINIA SPRINGS WITHOUT
NIGHT TRAVEL--WHICH Is NOT THE CASE
ON ANY OTHER RoUTE-and still making The
trip in little over and a halt days to the White
Sulphur.
Schedule for Comfort.
Leave Richmond daily, at 81 A M: and arrived
at White Sulphur in and half DAYS Atri.week
ly line leaves staunton Tor White Sulphur by Natu-
raj Bridge, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
arriving st the White Sulphur in the same time
Schedule for Expedition.
Those who are willing to encounter some nigh,
travel fer the sake OF expedition can procure extra
Stages at Stauntpn, leave at "A NJ. and reach White
PM
Between Richmond and White Sulphur Springs.
passing the Warm ard Ho, Springs Sll 90
Between Richmond and Lexington, 500
do do Staunton, 500
90 do Charlottesville 5 so
90 do Lyuchourg so
do do Culpeper c. House, so
DO do Fauquier Springs, SEQ
Through Tickets
Can be obtained TO New York and Phiadelphia
by Steamships Roanoke, Virginia and Philadelphia
" r.. ii. GILL, Superintendent
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ECCENTRIC HosPiTAI1rv

g y II
During the late American Wa ..,a:.
who had been wounded and honur.hi. a..
charged, being destitute and benighied. Enoct.
ed al the door Of an Irish farmer vbss -.
following dialogue ensued. .Ae
Patrick.-And who the devil are xon
nowf yoas
Soldisr.-My name isJohn Wilson.
and where the devil are you going from,
S.-From the American army d, Erie. sir.
P-And what do You want here, sir7
81 want shelter all night; will you per-
sleep tonight? "''1
r-Devil take me il / do, John Wilson!
S-On your kitchen floor. sir?
S.-Not !, by the Hill o'Howth.
SS'-ln your stable then7
S-Devii if do that, either,
.nJ dying with hunger; give me 4 hone
nrus'.Si ask nothing more.
r.-Devh blow me ifI do. air.
,hiTs, he. nf ms 90" some water to quench my
| thing. 10 no such
,S.-Sr, have been fighting to seeu,. a..
dressings which you enjoy. have ass;.,eJ
IN contributing to the welfare and elorv ss.s
country which has so Hospitality rece;y.a sn.. ~.
-and can you SO inhospilably reject me from
| your house? "'"'
Reject you from my house? Who the devil
talked about rejecting? May be am no, the
dirty spalpeen you take me to be, John Wilson
| You asked me to let you lie on INV k;,cbsn
| floor, or in the stable; now by the powers d'vs
think I'd leta perfect stranger do that. when
have half dozen soft beds emptyl M. bv
the Hill o'Howih, John, that won't, In m.
second place. you told me you were dv;ng
with hunger and wanted bone and crns, 70
| eat now, honey; dye think IN feed hungry
| man on bones and crIsts.s when my ward ;s
| full of fat pullets and turkeys and pies9 No.
| by the powers. not I-that's fiat. In he third
place you asked Inc for some water to quench
your thirst; now as my water is none OF the
best. never give il TO poor traveller without
mixing it with plenty of wine or something
else wholesome and cooling. Come into nv
house, my honey; devil blow me but We shall
sleep on the best feather bed have; YOU shall
have the best supper and breakfast nv farm
can supply-which, thank heaven, is none of
the worst; you shall drink as much water as
you choose, provided you mix il with plenty
ofgood wine, and provided, also, you prefer IT,
Come in, my hearty, come in, and feel your
self at home. 1t snail never be said that Pat /.
rick O'Flaherty treated a man scurvy who has
been fighting for the dear country which gave
him protection.
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= - = -
A
Anderson Miss MaryF
Barr Mrs Sarah s
Bradshaw Mrs Sarah E
Blackwell Mrs Susan
Bell Mrs Sart h E
Barker Mrs Sarah L
Burton Mrs Mary NJ
Baker Mrs Amey
Bolger Miss Margaret
Crump Mrs PW
Clarke Mrs Margaret
Carter Mrs Mary
t'easteus Mrs MsryJ
Cex Mrs Lucy
Clarke Mrs Jane E
Cock Mrs Jane G.
Cox Mrs Fl
Corson Mrs Ellen
Carter Mrs Fanny
Cock Mrs Chastain
Dean Mrs William
Denton Mrs Sarah ]
Dabney Mrs P E
Dabney Mrs Martha C
Everett Mrs r
Ellington Mrs Martha
Franklin Mrs s
Fox Mrs Sarah E
Fox Mrs Lizzie F
Ford Mrs Edith B
Franklin Mrs
Gordon Mrs Mary E
Glascock Mrs M C
Harding Mrs VIM II
Hubbard Mrs Sarah F
Hughes Mrs Sallie E
Henasee Mira Sarah
Howard Mrs r F
Hamilton Mrs Margaret
Harding Mrs Mary G
Jones Mrs Silvia
Jefferson Miss Artesia
kinnard Mrs Mary
Leary Mrs Margaret
Landrum Mrs Lucy A
I.ipscomb Mrs l. S
Lewis Mrs Hannah
Lewis Mrs Harriet
Linton Miss E A
NJ
Murtaugh Ann
Marren Catharine
Murtaugh Margaret
morrice Pinkey
Mars hall Mrs Ann
Morris Mrs Ellen
Montcastle Mrs Mary
Montague Mrs Mary
Matthew'S Mrs NJ A
Mifilin Miss Mary
Norvel Mrs Sarah s
Pstten Sylvia
Parker Mrs Adaline
Page Mrs Cely
Pollard Mrs Jane B
Page Mrs James
Page Mrs Virginia
Pitts Mrs Mary J
Quinn Mary Cecilia
Quirk Miss Eliza
Rosenfeld Mrs Sabina
Russell Mrs Rosanna
Robertson Mrs NJ J E
Robinson Mrs Mary A
Read Mrs C II
Robinson Miss Sally
Starke Mrs S Fl
Saunders Mrs Mary A
Southall Mrs Mary V
Steers Mrs
Smith Mrs Charles
Tinsley Mrs E S L
Thompson Mrs c M2
Tally Mrs Mary A
Wood Mrs Sallie P
Wyatt Mrs Mary Z
Williams Mrs Nj A
Wells Mrs Josephine
Woody Mrs Jane
Williamson Mrs Jane
Walker Mrs Hannah 5
Wyatt Mrs Emily
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT.
Richmond Post Ofiice.

The Mails are due and closed rs follows:
GREAT NORTHERN MAIL, via Washington City
Due ?. III. and A. NJ; closes p. NJ. and
A. NJ.
The SIDE MAILS on this route are furnished from
the train that departs at A. NJ, and will be closed
daily al s ? NJ.
GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL, via Petersburg-Due
G. + N. and 6 A. NJ; closes 3 P. NJ and A NJ
The STAuNToN MAIL, via Charlottesyille-Due
daily in Railroad cars at o'clock, P. NJ, and closes
daily at o'clock, P. NJ.
THE NORFOLK CITY MAIL, per Steamers, via
City Point--Due Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur
lays at Z. NJ, and closes Sundays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays at ) P. NJ.
tbs WILLIAMSBURG MAIL, per Steamers, via
;ae Grove Landing-Due Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays al P. NJ, closes Tuesdays, Thursdays
-zGd Sundays at 8 O'Clock P. NJ.
THE YORKTOWN NAIL, via the Grove Landing
Due Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at P
n. closes Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at
:P.M.
THE CHARLES CITY c. II. MAIL, via Swine
ard's-Due Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
n o P. NJ, closes Sundays, Tuesdays and Thurs
days at J. N.
THE LYHcHBURG MAIL, via Canal Packet Boats
Due daily excep. Monday, al 2. NJ; closes daily,
except Sunday. al ) Z. NJ.
tbs SIDE MAILS on this route furnished by
the Departures of Monday, Wednesday and Friday
The LYNCHBURG MAIL, via Danvilie Railroad
sad Farmville-pue Monday, Thursday ana Satur-
day al a. P M; closes Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 5 P. NJ.
y" Mails also close tor Lynchnurg on sun
.ay, Tuesday, ,and Thursday, at g. P. NJ, which
are dispatched via Central Railroad and Char
otesyi!le on the mornings of Monday, Wednesday
aud Friday.
THE TAPPAHANNocK MAIL-Due On Wednes
lays and Saturdays at o'clock, P. NJ, closes on
Mondays and Thursdays at 8 o'clock P. NJ.
The WILLIAMSBURG MAIL. via New Kent c. H
Due Wednesdays and Saturdays at 9o'clock, p.
kI., and closes Mondays and Thursdays at 8, P. NJ
THE LOUISA Horse MAIL, via Goodalrs to Fred.
e:icksburg-) )ue Monday and Thursday at 2. NJ;
closes donday and Thursday at P. NJ.
SHORT Pump Nail, via Three Chopped Road
10 i'reTillian = Depot-Due Thursdays at IL 2 NJ.
sad closes same day at p. NJ.
taOFFlCE HOURS.-From 81 o'clo IA. M,
uuul the arrival Of the Northern Mail, due at r
E, after th- asserting Of that mail until p. M
On Sunday from 81 TO 81 A NJ, and from q to
2. NJ.
sStamps for the pre- payment of postage on
stiers ca-l be had at the office.
Persons applying for letters which have been
ADVERTISED, viii lie Sc SO to designate them.
R@On all tral sic 1t newspapers, and every
other description OF printed matter, except news
papers and periodicals published at Intervals moi
exceeding three mouths and sent from the Office OF
publication TO actual and bona de subscribers post
age Is required to be PREPAID when deposited
In the office. .
mn THOS B. BIGGER. P. NJ.
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Western Theatricals are OF rather an unique
character. We extract from an Iowa paper
The following notice Of "the opening ofthe Red
Barn:"
"First night Of the Dancing Goat, who goes
through the in,ricaciss OF the colIllon like .
fellow critter. The performances OF the Goat
will be followed by an exhibition OF the won.
derful attainments of the Dog Billy.a quadru-
ned that reckons up figures like piece Of
chalk. and works problems in algebra with one
leg tied behind him. Admission 12l cents.-
No corn taken at the door. p. S.-The free
lis, is entiieIy excluded, except the press and
ministers of the Gospel"
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Godsey WP Gavin John
III
Hopkins Or ~ Hernesey John
Hoetlich IN Hudna,i T n
Eeaycr Birnaro Heath
Hopkins Erasn Us 3awley LouisT
Hale Eiias2 Halle.an Michael
Harper Capt Francis Hughes Mark
Hale House NV
Hindu Alpheus Hobson 2 w
Holmes George Il Hith Bob
Hinchmand George Hay P H
Hyhe H A Harris Samuel M
Hawkins Joseph Hogue Solomon
Hugh, James Healey Simon
Hill Jos & 2 Hurt VIM
Hagan John Hatchet Rev VIM
Hodgcon IyoryP Hudgens John
ii
Irving Carter Johnston John II
Joyner l. Jones M U
Jacob Caleb 2 Jones Capt Thomas2
James E w Jones Thos 2
Jacobson George Jones Samuel
Jessee GeorgeR Jackson Wm2
Jones Albert S Jones CO
X
King George King Robt Co
Keenan, James keenan, r
kinsoia James Kennedy VIM
l.
Layne Alex Lauders John
Lohrnann Lyle John T
Lintze George Lane 3
Lee Henry Leddy & Richard
Lyons James Ligon VIM H
Leslie John + Lindsay VIM T
Lee Jas NJ
MI
Montague Myers Capt Jno
Monro Albert Marsh James
Morton Andrew Muller Jno E
Moses estate (sgent oD Marston OF
Memman Capt Chas Mause Nelson
Morrison Daniel So Mitchell Richard D
Melvin Edward Moles Samuel
Mann Edward Meekiug Samuel
Moore Edmond Moss 1
Minson Fred'k B2 Miels William
Million Henry Maddox VIM
Malsed James P Mitcnen WmR
Mann Jos Miller VIM
Murphy jeremiah Moran James
Mitchell VIM
So Nc
McGonnigle andrew ] s Mccarthy James r
McCurdy Donald Mcdonnell Michael
Mccarthy Florence Mclaughlin Michael
Mckenny Francis . Mccarthy Michael
Mccarthy Henry 2 McCurcy Robt
McEycy Hugh Mcdowell VIM
McCallister Joseph McCullen VIM Jr
n
Ni,nmo CM Nash Hon JnoW
Neage David Mob w
Nelson David G Eewconb VIM K
Nelson james Nichols w Il
Nickerson Capt Cyrus Morris James
O'Donovan Daniel Owens Sheppard
C-Co,,a1I L. OrIau q'hnnas
Hoi''ie'' 'Ho
49,, N, 1
49, poii;n pave EsvJssJe
PsICe Do'llh n t,'s 10
n'..aoo., nol.a.u $40 Es.,,ard pnIlard loo 8
- - polIard -a,uel R3
nox GO p[lIard Samnal
o;isst.o. az cao.aayv psyna richardH
nt':n;a. nsne. is payx,s u
phl!Ilps fleiIy perAias T,1asn
pepl'er pp las + Pare Tbos M
toPPo ~ pi'7.,,,ar Can, W., u
p1.eII I,.;oh w pa,hay,, VIM f
R
psrro,ss VIM heilley John
Rnt;n VIM Robertson John
- so,., Rinrdan Iarnes
noaon n Sau mI,u pn;, C.o.+ e.
n'ias' naaso nt.s " Esc-ord usnrv
~ ny a.. ph. oone- A,nberS
49,: D. u Ronar y e
Reive no d nopTi a', f. d,,;.. "a
n.eiy atiiIn ~ Doit p,erIr
n4SS'tr ~ D,h-,s sa,I
nocne 'ames
No'S n"ion
.. ,uo ,ha;1ds 1..T
Synonas S,1ast. III
., ~ " - $500.
Sni'n St ~ ~ " II SIJ~t';. ,L
Snofe W w IN n S Seaenn1u. aI 'oSepn
STONE IA LII - .,
S.apes rtn LIS Snaad Err'
Stee,s hnolna So
oteeie nuoeit ~ SLo..,-a FL
s.na S.p.sn n'o'l roh, S,a,eIss + du;,
Stevenson noo' S.I .aey y
quo. S+auar, o..
So, Sullivan f,nrna,ius
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DKY GOODS AT COST.-Ihe subscribers
u Euu. stil in stnre a large assurtment OF sea

lRf GUODS All COSI.-Ine supsciioeFs
~ have still in store large assortment Of sea
.onable Dry Goods, which they are desirous OF
selling out at and below cost, IN part
Pam ana fancy Silk Cravats
silk and cambric Neck Ties
Paris mems and boys kid Gloves
Tsheta and Cap Ribbons
Irish Linens and brown Hollands
Birds Eye Diaper
Silesas Rice Cambria
Black and white Wigan
Eo3ored and blue Servings
Buttons OF al kinds
Coiored and white Spool Cotton
Linen and cotton Tape
Al of which viii be sold at and below cost to
c!osc. TBOS. & CHAS. ELLIS d. CO.,
iaT No l06 Main street
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The quantity Of foreign cheese impaired M
to Great Britain during the year ending Jsnua.
ry 5, 1852, amounted TO 33S, ,9el cwls; 9
which l67 ,90g gcwts. were imported mo Loedo1'
nor,s Increased from 33,l60 cwts- u Janoary !
1851. 10 a, 500 cwts. 10 December, iooi'
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'INHE NOTES OF SouInern Manufac.
Il turers, Bank of Washington City, and Of the
Corporation of Fredericksburg, will be re-
-eived at par 10Th V5rsinia Bank Notes at our
counter. c. W. PURCELL IL CO,
nv 30 Exchange Brokers
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News FROM ST. DoMINeo.-By recent ad.
vices from St. Domingo, we were informed
that demonstrations ofhos' lty ha ready be On
made by Sououque, now Faustin l., Emperor
of Hayti, toward the Dominican portion of the
island. This intelligence has been confirmed
by private correspondence of Capt. Rice, of
the brig Isabella Reid, dated June 10, 1852,
from Cape Hayti. BY it we learn that Faus-
tin is actively engaged in wariike preparations
against the Domincans,b ,bv conscriptions which
require all male subjects between the ages of
sixteen and sixty, to join the army. and that
thirty thousand men have alreaey been added
TO the list. He also states that the new EN-.
peror is exceedingly elated with his new situ-
alton, and possesses all the arrogance and igno-
rance peculiar TO a negro in prosperous and
commanding position; and that should fortune
favor his undertakings, he will undoubtedly
prove arbitrary and tyrannical in the extreme.
His encroachments tits thought will be pre-
vented by the United States, English, and
French governInents.--N. =. Herald.
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600 REtVARD.-The above reward Wiii he
y ~ paid for the apprehension, with the evil
dence necessary convict the thief who st Die from
Raglaud new buildings corner of Franklin and
3th streets, yesterday (Friday) morning, casks OF
LIME. branded s. Laird, Unslacked No Lime.
h Ii WARNER II. GODDfN.
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IRON PAPER.-At the Prussian Industrial
Exhibition, Count Renard, large, proprietor
of iron works, exhibited sheet iron 6f such
degree ofteDuify, that the leaves can be used
for paper. One of the finest sort the machine.
ry rolls is 7040 square feet, Of what may be
called leaf.iron, from a cwt. Of metal. A book
binder Of Breslau has made an album Of moth
ing else, the pages Of which turn as 6exibIy as
the finest fabric of linen rags. As yet no ex.
tensive application for this form Of the metal
has been found, but the manager says the ma.
,erial must precede the use for il.
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t'..sNE I1a2 or toLt. NtaiEs AMI
a YOU WILL HAVE DOLLAkr.--The cub
scribefs have just received q large assortment, Of
Ready tIade Cl lthing, adspred TO the season.
which they will dis oi st very small advance,
iof the ready III, ney. All who are IN want OF Cloth
Ing give uss cal, and you viii save % TO so per
cent Oar mot o 10 quiz sa.es and small prons,
tor cash Only.
NEWMAN 4 GREENTREE,
Opposite American Hotel, Richmond, Va
le I2-lm"
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( (IPPINCUTF,. CABIN ET HlS1O-
Ii RIES OF THE UNITED STATES, written by
r s Arthur and VIM Carpenter Histories OF
Virginia, Kentucky aad Georgia now ready-each
o2h cents.
Ia this series of histories the author, while pre-
senting concise but accurate narrative OF the do
ues,ic policy OF each State, will give greater pro
miaence to TIE personal history Of the people. The
dangers which continually lowered around the
early colonsts the stirring romance of life passed
iearessly amid peril the incidents OF border war
saret toe adventures of hardy pioneers the keen
wstchfulaess the subtle surprise, the ruthless al
tack, and prompt retaiiation-all these having had
an important Influence upon the formation of the
American character, are to be faithfully recorded,
while the progressive developments OF the citizens
OF each individual State from the rough forest li'e
OF the earlier day the polished condition oi tne
Ds,r1cting rs it is interesting. Books sent by
saaii when desired.
yv ~ HARRDID q MURRAY.
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DROWN AND WAlTE TABLE DAM

b DROWN AND WHITE TABLE DAM
I'D ASh.-We have in store very good assort
Enent Of brown and white Table Damask; also,
lsrge supply Of Irish Linens, Napkins Hucaback,
Towciug of every description, Dowlas, Linen
chee;ines aad Shirtngs; aleo. white furniture D
nifty, with a good assortment OF housekeeping
G5oods at CHAS. HARTWELL d co 5,
10 oa l07 Broad street
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TIO CUNTKACTUN..-Un ON the ~ day OIL

no CUNTKACTUNs.-Un the II day oi "a
i ly proposals will be received for building De-
20. at Mechum's River.
specifications and plans will be exhibited at the
Engineer Office of the Virginia Central Rairosd at
Wood9.l.e u the 9th day Of July.
7. GOLDEN RUGGLES, c. Z.
Richmond June 22Dd 1852 I'd
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Can be obtained to New York and Philadelphis
by Steamships Roanoke Virgiria and Philadelphia
jy r.. III. GILL. S,lperintendent
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LIST OF LETTERS

in the Richmond Post Office
ON the Ind July, 1852.
Persons calling for Letters in this List win
please say they are advertised
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her marriage. The other offered FIVE
hundred pounds a year, duting bis life,
and SIX thousand pounds in cash, he 10
go with l'ar TO the church and marry her:
Immediately nfier ,Ie ceremonv, they
we're 70 tnke leave AZ tho church door,
and never IN see each other again. IN
Clarerdnu's papers is the followlng:--
''A, Ienly. upon Thames, a woman,
speaking against 'axOiim imposed by
Parliament. was ordered by the commit
tee TO have her tongue fastened by nail
10 tho body of tree by the waysdc, on
ma,ket.dsy, which was accordingly
done. aud paper, in great letters, set
tinp forth the heinousness of her crime,
fixed TO her Back" These cutiousi'cms
suggest another observation. When n
philnnihropic person has been distressed
h7 comparing the World as it is, with The
World as il ought 10 be. lie may find
quick relief by comparing the World as
i, is, with The World as it was - Home
Journal.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

. q
nj Office is hereby given. thnt the legal
/ Y plumber of the qualified voters Of the
Town o( G,lb,a, in Blanchard township.
Putnam cobnty. Chic. have presented their
petition 10 the Commissioners oi said county.
praying for an order allowing suid town 70
be incorporated and known by the name OF
''Gi'boa lncorpornton,'' with the following
houndry:- Commencing at Hickory tee
on the norh bank of the Blanchard fork of
the AuPnzs River Mt the south east corner
of James French's loi--thence due north TO
the south line Of the south west quarter Of
section twenty three Town ono north range
eight oHst--thence west to the nor.h west
corner of Henry Wings lot--thercn souih
along tho west line OF Simon Frantz's addi'
ton 10 Gilboa to tho south west corner of
William R. Sherreord's Iot.-thence west
along the north side Of the free turnpike I'M
I'll opposite the north west corner ol Samuel
Oram's ot-.hence south along The wept line
of said Oram'S lot 10 The Blanchard rivjr--
thence east along SAID river TO large Elm
tres near tho corner of Milton c. Ewing's lOt
thence north twenty feet--thence east
eighteen rods to the sectiun ne between
section 26 ana 23 town onu north range eight
easl--ihcnco s,uth along snid section line to
the Blanchard river--tfenco east along snid
river to the place of beginning. Tint ssid
position will he for hearing atthe AUDITORS
Office in Kali la, on the 23d day OF December,
A. D., 1852.
WILLIAM MCGUIRE,
7. Fl B. lIIPKlNS,
Agents for suia Petitioners.
Gilhon, November 10, 1852. COG
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pR1Mr1Na orF1oH FOR SALE.

DESTROYS Of devo,ing my whole time to the
practice of the law, with which tho charge
of a newspaper necessarily verv much inter
feres, ofTer for sale the Press. Types. and
Subscription List Of the KALIDA VEN
TUTE newspaper to whoever desires to con
tinuc ana conFuct it as a. Democratic jour-
nal; and as it is now established nearly
twelve years lis permanence can be no mac
ter of question, nor the steady support ii has
received and still receives. To an indus
trious Printerit wosld yield fair and certain
return. and would prove good investment
In case Of sale would prefer to give pos
session after the first of January next, but
would do 50 sooner. If deemed essential.
Sept I, 1852. JAMES MACKENZIE.
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Intelligence has been received from
the SQUADRON commanded bv Sir 3. Blech-
er. (sssrching for Sir john franklin aud
ledby him up the Wellington Channel,
TO The effect ,har, from wha, they have
discovered floating down The Channel
the remains Of whales, bears, and other
animal subslances- the party have been
led 10 the conclusion that NOT only is
there food for mankind in thar direction,
but tha: the floating portions of whales
and bears form the relics of what have
been actually consumed BY human be-
gs.-English Popr. ,sa.
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Tho Vote Of Ohio.

Tho wajoritv for FsANKLIH PIERCE in
Ohin 90 for. 70 counties hcng hearI from,
SIXTEEN THOUSAND NINE HUN
DRED AND TWELVE. The sixteen
c'lp'ips vel to hear from will not vary
the result much. Statesman.
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Sold at tho Establishment of Professor
HoLLowAY, PA. Strand, (oear Temple
B,r, Lpndon.) and by all respectable
Druggists aud Dealers in MedlclHes
throughout The British Empire, and Of
those Of The Uoiled States, in Pots AZ
3rsc., and ST. SOC. each. Wholesale by
The principal Dug houses in the Unou,
and by Messrs. A. B. 81 D. SANns, New
York
Ce7- There is considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes.
N. Directions fnr,hc guidance OF
patients in every disorder are affixed to
each Pot.