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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-07
BROOKS, REi.L & CO..
AAaPorefs ana SeDoers of Foreign and Do
E1estic Dry Goods.
No II, Pearl street, Richmond Va.

ENAGGE CND7sV.-TTe subscriber having
removed to tue large Foundry Just erected by him
and fitted out VITA machinery Of the latest and most al
proved style, IS n addition to the manufacture of Toba 20
slattering Mills prepared oreceive orders for taonarv
Steam Engines saw and Griss Nils Agricultural Ma
chimes Tobacco Presses OF every description and ali J
OF Iron and Brass castings. He pledges
faithfully, and with despatch al work eptrnsteJ ~
h,n, and respectfully soics call nom his friends and
the public generally. -
1.-The highest cash prices paid for old ron brass
and copper PHILIP RAHM
ap 6 Cary. between Pearl and 18th SITS
g CGAR.-s9 hhds Porto Rico, good to choice,
- 80 do Newsorlsans, hand and for sal
by
sp3o TINsLEY s BRYANT,
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Baltimore expressly for this trade and have superior
commodations for passengers.
They are commanded by experienced Captains, well
qualified for the trade and who will spare no exerton
by steam and may BIO relied sail promptly adver-
tised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
York, will find it to their interest ship by this line as it
is the only regular line and reigh will always be taken
the lowest rates. and every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond and New York give satisfaction.
We respectfully ask and hope succeed in obtaining
full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New York. will be forwar-
ded free of commission New Orleans Mobile Charles
ton, Savannah any other Southern Northen Port
The vessels will lie in Richmond, Rockets in New
York. at Berth No. 1, Coffee House Slip, foot of Wall
street.
DAVID CURRIE, Richmond
G. H. PERSON, New York. Agents.
NH No. 81 South street.
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I'M ARsHALL sALT.-600 sacks, afoat, for sale
Nl by
apa7 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
LIVERPOOL SALT.-6oo sacks MarshaI
LIZ brnnd, landing this morning for sale by
ap % JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
HIBBERT,s LONDON PORTER, in OTIS
Il Il and pints, landing and for sale by
APPS JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
EINHE NEW WORK, by die autnor of " Wide. WIDE
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II mn NJ u H1A1SIIVh Il ENSGHSANCE.-
Inc richmond Fire Association are now prepared
risks on as reasonable terms any similar company and
respectfully ask share of the patronage of the public
Main and 9th Streets where the officers will cheerfIy fur
nlsh information hatmay berequired Alosses prompt
ry and literally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President,
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EREAT EMPROVEMENT.-H

Mr. Pratt has fitted up his establishment in STYLE
which reflects much credit upon his and beraity-
Daily Dispatch
His reception room pretty boudor as we have re-
censy soen elegantly fitted up with splendid carpets rich
velvet dlvans satuetts immense bay window with stained
glass &c.-Enqaarer
Messrs Pratt Il Co the first to introduce the Skv
hight system INTO the State andappears tobe constantly in
venting something for the impr ement ofthe art-Time
The Arrangement of his show room is exquisite viii
he Sky Light is superb.U hag "a Ok
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from the Washington Union, Jan 81


TIE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Ii will be seen from the suboined account OF ih' ocee-
inas OF the Democratic National Committee tna this oody
has unanimously determined upon Baltimore as lie place.
an; the frs, Tuesday in June The tine, j." nI"
l,a usual Convention for the nomination Of Inc 'ail.o"'S
Of the democratic party for the presidency ard we
,.enry oi tie United States and has accordingly ps'eu
solutions recommending the appointment OF dt' "
coupsh this purpose. II will also be perceived h e
committee recommend that the number OF aeieges ~ oe
apooncd should mol exceed the number OF ~
which each State entitled in the colleges iof chooshs s
prsden, and Vice President The pronney OF this recon-
n,n1a,jor will strike every who reflects on Inc sunec'.
;trent rule were observed confusion and delay in the
rortnns Of the convention would be the result Inc 90.
m o The convention being fair and certain expression oi
h viii of The districts represented and the Preservation of
tins vii; OF all s jus. and proporonae iorce not ohi! 10
M ytcs cast the highest Offices 10 The gift o the people,
hrt in all the proceedings Of the body relating us ofssh-
zatin and the forms by which the sentiment OF Tie ma
y.;tv OF lis members may be asceTaned, nothing better 10
SECURE this result could be suggested than the
;an made 90 this subject. II, for example, staic
10 len electoral votes represented bY twenty
% the convention, time would be lost in enabling ,hese oee
rates TO decide the manner in which they Should oe
as Ten instead of twenty. To avoid this and o'sst n'se
nences the committee have very wisely recohiheuea e'at
icrc should be only one delegate for each electoral Voe 10
which the States are entitled. -. ,o -, o,,. =,
WE rejoice 10 learn that the committee nave not acte On
this grave and delicate subject without avan2 themselves
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travel will either stop q, Washington pasa by
ni :kin- that pon there is doub: thar The Central
line and large share Of the travel.
From ging xit of!acts, follow hu: Virginia
relies the Lynciburg and New Rircr connection with
lie Ut she Surracis Tie hupe ot The support ~ Le de
rived from rdve ani il being conceded ~ ali, that ae t:v
necessary sustain road in Transporting lre;@n; al
ingaTiir raIes the tiic get hc western travel must
of all reasonable expectation OF being able c that
ci:e o: h= west, which want 10 build up our decay
3rg fortunes.
oh tie other hand the C0viagton and Oio will get
heavy local support from the Springs ,ratc ana II has
een shown that compete n0 furorahe tsrms for
The ro!e western ;rayc-tha 81. Washington travel must
give IL the pre- ercDrc anl that The advantages IN ai
very Light grades excep! single point all Combined wall
enable Is line 10 put the charges for i:It at slanaii
10 srrnre IL by making through charge from the ONO Ia
richmond 10y the Canal heavy products, leaving the
,;.h, goods 20 take the Central Road.
IN addition 10 The lnr bacon bce:, pork, &c, from the
western States, The camel coal of the kanawha region III
'"-h an amount OF tonnage tn the canal whc! Will re-
deem I;o the apprehension u being always unpr'aiabe
tn inincae demand for this coal will spring nj Rich
moni, not only for the steamships that will p" between
lnat pDf! a1 al the large cities of the Unun but ur the
irect orcyn trade WHICH, al distant day commence
III connection with Tie Improvements now in progress.
1"c White Sui phnf wa,er aud other OF the mineral
eg"n, will contribute largely the Of The Canal
- n"t cx'favagant to say that only the States Of The
LEn bal oI EUrupe also, will draw from them 0
lca supplies for daily lse those when lney
cannot them in person. Under ali the disaYant
9s 6t wagon transportation very considerable quantity is
now exported.
II may be safely asserted that for cheapness of transport
taton ic line from 1he Ohio CoYngtun. will cnrar"
iagurabiy h any in United States. Gping Last fo
!Jo incs, there no grade over ~ eet 10 the mile lhS
Orngs you 10 the western base of The Allegheny whcs
be reached in miles Of 92 cet grade
10 C"sngton with grade ~ feet. Let the Aegha
ny sscun bc constructed for 30 auxiliary engias and
!; will be plnly that in connection with the canal
;rci. be taken between the !ttlintic and The Obi,
cheaper this line than any other in the United States
Ii the trade cannot DC secured this line, Viz
VIRGINIA. |
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EN-CONSlL OWEN.

This gentleman's defence upon the charges brought
nainst him. while at Havana Is published iE some OF the
9apers The following Synopsis of lis contents is taken
from the Baltimore American. Mr. Owen is in bad hunor
dectedlv huflish-on of his being recalled but
that norton of his communication has received no attention
Al The hands OF the American:
The National Inteligencer publishes letter filling nearly
rce columns from Mr.. Owen late Consul nt Hh'ah', IN
which he defends himself from the charge OF lnhuHaS
and want OF energy the discharge OF his duties 10 reef
ncc 10 The prisoners who captured oy Inc Cuoan au
torilies and executed for their participation IN he Lpe|
expedition Mr. Owen denes strenuous!y hese cnaies,
he did all that compatible WIN 'hc cif-
under which the prisoners were placed anu e
limited powers with which he was himself invested re
publishes the copy Letter he addresscd TO the captain
General soliciting the lives Of the fifty prisoners VINO were
sentenced 10 be shot TIE that that could MOI De
granted asking that their execution might DC deferred 10
this the Cuplan General replies ,a the captured are
not Aercancitlzens citizens of any other nation but
pirates, and that he cannot permit any interference in regard
their fate from Mr. Owen any resident Consul
In regard the prisoners who subsequently captured
Mr.. Owen that lie did everything the utmost os
his ability alleviate their condition administer their
wants. furnishing them with food clothing and other
sacs out of his private funds He publishes letter
from Mr Thrashsr written the his departure for
SPAIN in which he says Mr.. Owen al have to thank
you which do sincerely. only for your exurtions
in my behalf, which only regret having been una-
vans but also for many Of kindness which you hay
extended TO me-"
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THE Wal, on TEE RIO GRANDE.--We received
On Saturday of The New Orleans True Della dated
Dec g. which contains Intelligence from tie lsln Gaadc
10 the 3D. received by the brig Brownsville. The war
On the Rio Grante had been resumed by Cararaai, ani
severe engagement had lkrn place t"t"n !- forces and
hose % tie Mexc.a gcer Jau7e."i a' ccrT~"" u: when
the latter had been driven from the plaza and church, aud
forced 10 retreat to q house hill outside The town.
which Caravaja preparing IL attack, wien IN" cores
ondcnl who gives the in":maiOn to The Rio Bravo, m Inc
fighting appears have been desperate both lcs. Inc
Mexican loss said 10 have been large Their Ind IN allies
were nearly ali killed, with their Chief Capt Corona, the
Commander of the Mexican artillery. hid teen taken :o
ner and was molaily wounded. On Ca-avao!s side the
lcss aCuunttd ki:iGd a"d !"cr'y wvnncc-"I ~.
ihosn Killed were CAPT Ciaa J. r. Cra.,&m AMI Lien
tenant IN Walkers company. i :ag" portion ui IN: cH
non am,u.o: wagpna. horses, .:i-, c>c 'c!oagn@ L"
;he McXicans had Lcen captured b: nc opposite PARTY
The Mexican forces ccr'g tn M letter OF TIC coresnn-
. ,yi 10 have been .sI 0ri""n i'um icr, and alter
wards ovsakcu 1t Crfruiro Hncre the engagement &C.
Cured dc.acl rro rnde cd cavalry un.Gr co'-
mund Col LiclJ, Wa. On the way ~ JJi JduItSu ana
another general engagement was anticipated
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In the of the remarks made BY Mr.. Dayl of rir.
gina the House OF Representatives Tuesday last, on
the kossuth resolution he said =
II wish to say here and desire that it should go forth 10
The country that from intimate association with members
Of the two Houses OF Congress- and having made II fire.
quent subject of conversation with them here asser-and
hope It may meet kossuihs eye-thai do not believe
there twenty members in both Houses Of Congress who
would be willing 10 sanction the doctrines he has attempted
to propagate In this country. And there are those
who are carried away by The enthusiasm which Is
running through the land who will Tor fall in with
it, either from motives OF popularity or from other
motives-l say there are twenty menbers OF this Con-
gress who prepared TO give that feeling
quite sure s not Tie cael believe tha! nneteent~en
tieths of the American people the other way. From
where am standing, the Rio Grande, do not be-
eye there are thousand men substance and chaac
ter-men whose opinions upon matters of this kind
are regarded with respect-I do believe that one
thousand men of THE character be found who would
be willing 10 commit this Government; policy which
would involve US in eternal strife between European
powers-which would bring US standing armies, hea
wy axaion and national debts such as are now pressing
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down the nations Of Europe an9 greater r:n OF which
nave been incurred in wuaei 10 carry git ia stiy doc
tne OF Intervention. roEnIGrvrE,iun whichever yn
Gisposeh 10 cal! IT, Ii government were become we'd
oeu TO ms policy, repeal, do believe liberties
w"d survive twenty years. and believe this is the opinion
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TTfI1 fSs!t

MARRIED al Mr. Patterson. the eouG;y OF New hemt ov M
Rev N Norwood on Tuesday. The 2l rt. WM T. JouHsoH,
Esa 10 ,liss MARIA LOUISA CHRISTIAN
MARRIED on the ut Charles Cry eouhy hy me iss D.
S-ondwrd Mr. ALEXANDER B WELLS OF Richmond 10 Mss
ELIZA BRAXTON WELLS second daughter ol Inc ia's haa
,I.ln f,hra amrl
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.SoE.pN DOLLARS REWARD.

ANAWAY Subscribed, the 81! insi las TWO Nccu
boys jim ana tEILR n oil Nrum cast, e,t or h,l'
S.h square bulk. lnescnahou y years old. Pe.cr IL
Ine eei 10 ucls hi h b!ack. with down
thou:h pleasant will $50 icr apprehension ana
t III that gel them $40 for ,leIr delivery
re!emcchX!f the above reward for either, think
making their way North Jim weiss about 10 and Peter
Il 80 or Gu lbs +. c. BEIlilA. Ruiy Creek
- Mnrnn C
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MRS. TnRAsHER AGAINST MIR. o

MRS. InAASirt AGAlNSt MtE Ohr.N.
following letter from Mfs. Thasher, mother Of }. $
l""'"e HavASA Dec. Is, 1851.
a. ky;,o-s oe .bc picGutnc- Genlcn learn that
MIR Owen boastng quite publicly ot cler VI
ccved from Mr. J. ). Ihrasher.
On the morning that my taken from his prison 10
BE hurried into exile. Mr.. Owen ctttt but was
~ ,honk hin for all he had suffered hin; 10 thank
him for the long voyage he was competed u H''he'
and fox all letters that had been iound upon MS taDe upch
cd as he firmly believes Mr.. Owen To oe the cause pi w pi
bo alon. in This belief Mr Owen has played douoie plr
from this Government papers protests, ana IN
structions which my wished him 10 present an" o!e!
b,v ana has assisted this Government IN causing MS t
In nv last interview witt, my son, among rs Lis "ous
ware thesc "ilother ii had not gone 10 Mr. owen ON lha
fn,a moruiag aai ofcd him caS maze ac a'tcnp
10 save those fifty human lives never should have tteh IN
ths dungeon; no! would trial have lakeE me COURSE II
;as donen also said 10 him. "And what reply VIII you
make to your country sir and 10 those mothers ana osc
wives ard those ssc:s wnen they s.aii ask where - my
son and NV husband my bfui;ef, "h"in YOU harW
noucsd hey onl yoGc ht 10 tntertre in 'ehan "' "
~ sworn 10 have his :rrenGr, and now he mas IL.
should have written 10 tc!ne 1hs oh lot ue e,
,h,t Mr. Owen Ii. .l make yet further trouble or lS; oui ne
i now gone He s.ied this Inor'iln. tor Ciues'ot a
"a" '' :" Mrs f. P. rHRASHER.
In auson 10 This letter the Pcayune says! pub'!Shca 10
an;iclae publication be made by Mr. owen, VINO nas
zone 10 Washington IL also says tina; Mr Inrushtrs opn-
IONS rcrpecn. Mr. Ovens cXGrtions in his beai were
changed before c fer >pnu lh= Picayunc thinks Mr.
Owen will have great deal II explain IL blancs iim
Tor leaving before the arrival his successor ard scores the
aer for his delay in proceeding TO lis post II concd's
with the following remark:
aI is great pity, in Judgment that the successor TO
r Owen wnorver he might Hc i!ed IL" been eqaiTed 10
crucrd II, once 10 the point n Interest," and we icar ina
rot only Individual Amei !can ta c American Govern.
ment vii. long feel ,e injurious acd embarrassing eilecs
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NiE,r1 u0LLAEs x NKN.


,SAWAY on al October negro named HAR
II. He is about live ity II lc
vii prupo ana OF isn brown conieXlJn; has
at rather QulcSy, with slight i'm; eter
4lera,cc HARRY belongs the VIM FItchc,l.
sd, aud wi, Br. Samuc! Wilson'S in the County Of
whose aeichbo: :!lood he supposed be lurking
etca;c Il Sale. The above reward
his .i!SiuI an delivery iuehcr OF the ber
>mlthied Is. o Wight county, Na,or he secured
that &c: hun aga!E. JOS Is. WHITING,
C. SiINERS,
Guarta.s ~ the heirs VIM. Fl:cheIl,L decd
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DIED.

DIED on Saturday morning. the Srt inst; ROBERT \. Gka
rN in The i'm year OF OF Peachy X and Jane
Gralian, of this city.
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Decrease in 1851, 4630.
Nine months ending June 80.

NOVEMBER ISL
Fru the forthcoming report "i the Secretary the lca
sufy .ve takc the toll0wng
denomination Of debt. AmounI.
Piincical and interests rf the old ouniea
',s.sy IN "UaS orsseOn;ion lon slla7l6 7s
Dapi .. the corporate cities Of the District nt
Columbia assumed per net OF Mar2 1856,
NJ orsly iy' ''"'' ''''''7' ''' ''' $4,000 COL
l}urs,ai ing Treasury notes issued prior 10
On ' o,eIsns,iDn J".:, 1IiD . '' 1871 Cd
Dat. .t.rdinn Treasury Issued under the
Act of 12i OF July, 1916 payable or lundatle: o,
payable presentation i',o'' w
OUi saa.ing Treasury notes issued under the
:e.cna,inn SsI :" al" u '''O''' '''' p'' N $500 oO
AI5" D"csmsr ~ ,s 81. ls62 '~'',' 6.lssGa6 o3
Loan Of March B. 1913, per cent. payable o,- %, -
Lam 0! Juiy % lsiG, per cent. payable
November IL 1886 4,J!9 ~ io
Ian jnn%ary ., y'I'I: T. isss 25255 $50 90
iyn, J"ir o. 'Isa" Is6a - 00 ~ Is $4,000 0C
Total 60 s6o,395 &c
,.r,.,, or teb, Dece,ber / 1850 6422s23s 81
O,, d,St L"'' s2eG9 10
Cities debt oVgv oVgv9 w w
slocs purchased loan Of l5i3 l34 300 60
DO 60 1877 l,0I0,t5J %
Stock Tor fourth and fifth install
"njs ,"js'S nf + 393575 90
~ i.,r, i w. no,cx mid i, snecje $50 90
i''"'u'' "'''' p'1 - l,667, ,343 II
p,...o, amount, as above g. 255O,395 26
I,tyments since December ]. 1850.
r. under treaty of lSl5 s2i2 %
Amoun. i;n aa unne' Msxco Isdo' " VIC 2575s IS
To,l 5S.9 s35 Is
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THE RsCKssOSD ESau2RER,
pSDLlSuEp DAILY AM SEMi.N REF MI,
\ WILLIAM L. u THOMAS HAHSh3H'

TEkMS:
Dali, pa.r .cven Juars ,er and al ~ ,S. S.i.
a taken for sho;:er period than Iea ms
resy dollars cr ananl and hEec BY mail. rps paid;
,c IN advance. 10 6e paid IN fhe oGtcs. "f tra,'
dollars ;er the ei o lie r,r mail in good and
AL dues 10 this oicc may ~ ,ors J4cc. II al !.t.
a' n.s " " ,,c pos.,~t r s''a'e 'c.:er ,s a;'u "
Is It'"s iccu.iI"tln" y! i''itTc, III
cl any - tIrar.s.a- scrI ni'on Lti'e'S.
tAtehs' ,.- j:' ADVERTISING
=. ,,,,s ET.:-Eof ten lines or less, ufst Ei'
II ifl ,I:,ecdln2 assertion, iwent? ?-ii'e cents
IHnn. u !. week. or three zines iccS, 'hlrty
alse:u ":E
- s - ifsci Gty dollars rrth'r'! tines a:d IN
g,s a!-.,s OF y =. pr:th-eXceih iat ry
3 aua.. -cU luu dollars. ii'a i.i
~ ~ 49,. iIl-tut TEN ;teS, less, htsi ls:lcL
.l,s: Iut r., :. ~, l@uaitr ~ ccn!S. .
;er from must - accompanied Win iae ao' a." "''
alisfacto-y n ercnctS. 20 i"sutc cAtcuiirn -.
Al Cb"a$ tHs Of respect, ereesdtnE e'ghf hH>S ave
!. I'd J0r a.rsitscn!cHts. r.r.b.
- All sic. ati Marriages from Tho county! whe@t ~
hai..w,.g.I ;nas be authenticate! " va
~ mon oI fC<rraas N Tie ,:nt"r"ui or he ~ ~
, il p,biis!, A,cI. measure, that as been 'ahe ", ,s,
- r,r al. ,uizZcs .,u:ed n::solrrs uhl'"lhs, 80;
.s ise II s.ca r.ss upon the communal 9S' W.
by i.r u 'br "osti'astrr "'ii't or 1' '' - "
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i$t.&I '~TIfn% I.

4 NGE iNi' Al !HaNiltiA EAtI K''A' tNNPANl.-Tht
.rr. g, Ill.,. -r. ~, OF iH"
hcr.ry np.,!. ta; l.: order ~
ly,;r,s1yy, mad Jl say ;,c":or last. the!
rl"'r subscriptions ucl.s uI S3 STAR: lie
psa5:c ay ui bgui"r thereafter Sc 'ac
E aout Glii the stJuc a-N!. aud on ila:
Il 4tanra .. I u order o! ,hc Directory.
q. ,r--..st grl,xI.lr IL EEiH Clerk
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Guar!ia.s oi the heirs OF VIM Fi;che dec 4
vi 3 81 Ian
NEW soRK wIIiE RAILING WORKS.

NEW YORK WIRE RAILING WORKS.
SubLC attention Is invited :mioy IL, na,niacur
Iron Ratings, Grating, made lIu:. huls and
Iron. designated WIRE RAILING Ii is tn, mo-, b.au
for pubic or private grounds farms, bal
L. y.fandahs. arbors, etc, etc. WINDOW GUARDS aND
AING stores dwellings, iunac asyiums PRISONS
BetS.eaGs with wire sing guards and
.- and variety articles nentor which
r.sultR. he Improvement or which this article
g,r eGcgancc cuI!c1 "it s;rtu-I Tor the beauty
rInerabe vae o dess and especially Tor eheapnes CAT
rIn,) altogether unrisalcd by thing
gered the alic The plan oi crossing the rods Is so con-
h!HivJunij r slc'uIr. l. - believed that IA
Is ufiaei l ra.GlcIurei IN lhS manner,
the riuicEcc iuita Cast Iron Railing In
Capable Pccs vary from 80 cents
5 Ter !inra loot - .-
m subscriber WIRE FENCES, for enclosing
Yarss guaranteed 20 es!s' cile. horses.
cp e:c wnc @utoc Nir>l't used, and Gtca;y sis:n
shed b. is;"cs a"i: @d rr.auce o form; brinI
ceptbc s" ts the siCp >u uninterrupted the
unlnured. an the beaa. ci landscape uunrc! The
made entirely Ian, being pn'ii5e. The
be aSen down and transported with the same facility a.
nary rods Price 81 50 per rod including Iron
So from II to ID feet apart.
atuies addressed PROPRIETOR will with promp,
sn;iOn. JOHN Is. "lCkEkSIIAM,
2iu Broadway New Yo.k.
SEgEoCsE-2-0 Broadway. Y. Y.
iork Wc Railing Works - and ii. Iows street
Medal awarded 5y American nsli,uIe leju
"a a" ar'.s' b! frInSin las !ue, .Si' AND ISIS
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wish hire, by the year or month"; skilfu and
~ y tTosiy os'Ier and careful Driver.
oeI io-dltcti P.v DANIEL.
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ur TIE

- intI k."at ~ take the 0e,s'altuns ui Etiwar,i
b"ss jh.aca cnnaIuay kuu~n as the Fla! lsick
FPoMIaiar. 18th day JANUARY.
y, u b y i.!a sUit III ChaaCcry (b njurc.
1)in J ar3 you. - Exccmtr'> aforesaid. The
rrat, pea fhc Citcur C"urt oi Prwhaan hal
II" pace and shall take the IcIosi"ns Of Thomas
aud Others. be another CaI;rty.
Circui, Coa; .! Powiatai, wiick rian, a:
diu S'i ard 1cs defendants; wheel! last SUIT III
ve+ .r rowhaian ". FarleyS alias Wilson
riley BY husband. Major D. Farley. decd Being
ls - attend either erson by caunScl and The
sine o! ~ POSITIONS viii be contluncd fr Jay, unil
mPr,cd IL ,cCui.y. PLEASANT FAKLEY.
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