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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
Cash for Negroes.

AN dssirous to purchase large number Of
y NEGADES for The Southern markets. men
women, boys, girls and families, for
which viii give the highest cash prices. kS>2 rs
Persons having slaves to sell will = ~
please inform me personally, or by letter *
AT Winchester which will receive prempt IfsS
.aiiention; or 3. NJ. & W L. Campbeil. = ~
Nos2i2, West Pratt street. Baltimore
ELIJAH MCDOWELL.
Agsntfor p. NJ q. w. T. Camsiei
Winchester September /. 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

4 Mr.. James Ennyans Wheat Fans are mqnpl
featured in oueo my shops: they are out up 81
competent wcrknen, and The fnatefial usedin theif
construction is EFF the very best quality ~
i Nov 3. ISL. w JsHAWKS. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

Having used one If MF RGByan'S Wheat Fafsf
the present season. feel no hesitation in assertn
that It is tlse best arcleof The kind have ever seen
or used. WA. JOHNSON 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

have from experience, proved M. James Rom
vans Wheat Fans 10 be good
NOV. 5, 1881. JESSE WOOD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

all OF whieh have been purchased Oh such terms as 10
enable them to compile with anyS OF the Northern
Cities The introduction Of regular line of Boats on
the Eaa for the exclusive transportation merchauz
ntlofas daily opportunities OF forwarding with dispatch
to the various points, at greatly reduced rates aud Of
tes great inducements 10 dealers in the purchase Of
tices in cur linz
In addition TO their stock of Groceries, they have
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

This iSta'ceriifg thai { have ;rfe.I sene~of MI
James RnaSap's WheatFanS aEdl have no hest-
taiian - saving that it clears better linn ans ere
! have used Since Rhage beer farming and nanlz
Der ofmy neishbors were present wien -nSed Il
aBd II concurreh with rnhfn its siperiorify over
any fans used a them.
Nov. s, 1851 RICHiD DEFF1ELD. +.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

i | have ir;ed snr of James Runyan's Whsa; Fans
land find tito be first rate, and would recommend ii
10 lhe farmers. }, H. KEMP.
J Winchester, Nov5, l95rs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

havatriel ons>6f james Rur,yan's Wheat Fans.
and j. is The best that have ever.usci, and woakE
recommend ilto all the TURNER'S
Nov 8. 1851. jas. G. HURST.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
TO THE PUBLIC.
!; is a. lid e s.

fTFHE undersigned would respectfully call the
LII attentsoh Of the public 10 his splendid assort-
alent Or w04k on hand a present, consisting Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
Virginia. 10 Wit;

December 4. 1851. /
The daily union., 1852-12-03
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 3, 1869.

% Mr. ISRAEL Il. JAMES No. l62 Tenth street Philad
pa authorized make collections
York, Boston, PHILADELPHIA md Baltimore.
QMT. HKkkY M. LEWIS, Montgomery Alabama,
travelling Tor the States OF Alabama
sed by his sons. james o. and samuel ID. Lewis.
UyMr H. No. Io2 south street. Phiadel
phia general travelling agent, assisted by VIZ H.
JsHs CoLLIss JAhEs DEERKs, A. kRg WELLIssToR, e. A.
EVANS PERRH Locks, GRoKeE BurTos, Jos. BurroS
GooDr wILLAa CoxEr, Isaac M. BoDiSR, and WALrsR
THoarsos.
ny-Receipts either Of The above will be good.
0y-Mr HENRY GRKEs, OF New Orleans La duly empowered
subscriptions and established
Mississippi His will regarded
@. Cincinnati, Ohio,
general travelling agent the sats assisted by ions
Il. DRsT Dr. j. A, WADswoRTH Aux. r. LAWS H. j. THOMAS,
Wa. MooRR, and q, M. T.. WIsRaAs.
UT-v b. PALsER, American Newspaper Agent,
collections cities Boston, New
and Philadelphia duly empowered 10 take
subscriptions required by His receipts will be-
regarded payments His oces areBoston Congress
New York, Tribune buildings Philadelphia northwest Of
l hfd b Chestnut streets.
The daily union., 1852-12-03
ny j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
Nov l3-eod&ds

pEWs IN ST. JOHNS CHURCH FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
aucton.On Saturday, the lIih of December
~ O'clock m, following named pews ST. Johns Church,
the OF north 10th owned by
church, will be offered church public
viz.
On the ground floor
g. IA, l5 49, &C. o. 90, 30, 81 49, "a, 35, 49, 49, al
49, 81 50, 81, o. 49, &c. So 69 10 III 49, a. IS, ~ 49, a. 49,
81, %, 90, 9s. loi, l02, and lO3
In the gallery
Nos 56,78 TO- IL, H. l3 IA, is, l6, IT. 49, 49, 2I %
"a, 25, 26, 81, and %.
Most Of these egb situated and among the best in the
church. Amy Of them be bought valuations
application TO the time previous TO The sale
The of are one-ourh the purchase money be
paid hand Oneoufth four oneour In eight months,
and the remaining fourth twelve months from the day Of sale
The purchasers with approved endorse for
ered payments bearing from the day OF sale And fail
comply with within days after the the
the right eselng said pews them
the risk aud expense of the purchasers default
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Nov IL -eod&dsf AucuoneeT.
The daily union., 1852-12-03
Boanty Land cl.lm.-so,les.
DgrAKrAssr or TEE IsrERIoR,
feuslon Once n.e 4 1852

DgrA o TAE IsT9RIoR,
Pension once, Dec. 1, 1852.
TUE large number of applications for bounty which
this Office has filled within years
calls relative
YET 4died have thrown tho bureau heavy correspond
All the diligence possible has used
qures without delay found
formation promptly number Of chiefly
character Of the
and memoranda asking for H. Parties and therefore
quired 10 conoun the following directions
memoranda asking coalition OF applications bounty
The claim be distinctly but briefly described by stating the
the Applicant and III be widow minor chill
dren the in fun Of the deceased soldier whose
when hled the residence Of the when
the application ansmlled filed BY agent the residence
of the the corps which the applicant husband
belonged what performed upon which
the claim Is founded whether the been
Hereafter the letter this office acknowledging the receipt
of claim registered number the win gwen
every inquiry in relation filed this date number
thus given endorsed upon
evidence offered In them
An observance OF directions will greatly diminish
bor time in the oce and tend obtain speedy replies
the parties Interested j. Il. HEATH
Dec l-3t Commissioner OF Pensions.
The daily union., 1852-12-03
HY >. q. MeGUInE, Auetiome.r.

V,lUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
eueonBy virtue OF deed OF trust bearing date The 10Th day
March, 1852 and duly recorded In ber j. A. No ~ oo 3s,
49, 30 3s the land records OF Washington county,
the District Of Columbia, The subscriber trustee will sell pub
lie highest bidder Monday the 18th of Deee
ber, 1884, O'Clock, the PREMISES the north half of lot
number twenty (0) square hundred and ninety t)
fronting twelfth and half
inches with depth Of hundred and dyhve feet and
half nehes with the thereon which
brick lately finished containing and
wood house, &C. desirable location for private residence
found in thar portion called the Island
Terms One third cash, and the balance twelve, and
eighteen with deed and deed
taken the deferred payments Costs of be
paid by the purchaser.
G. ASHFORD Trustee.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE
Nov 13-eod&ds AucIoneer.
The daily union., 1852-12-03
ST. maaY's SCHOOL, Raleigh, n. c.
~. Albert smeds,, Rscto

EINELY SITUATED in remarkably heahful region, with
ample conmoious budings the midst extensive
grounds able and experienced corps of
various departments polite education
peculiar advantages parents who estimate
he nd religious training of their children.
expense board pupil with tuition English
French musc si25 per OF five
drawing painting &C For
information OF the
school, suoned Of the Of some Of the parents
children have been its pupils
Bishop Green, Of Mss Rev Charles Mann, Wm H. Thompson
esq, Va; H. e. Mason, ~; Rev = J. Johnston,
N. C Thomas Y. Davis, Rev r. shand,
smith, Major r. 8 BAco, C Hon d. Cameron Hon
badger, Hon Wm. w. Haywood, , Hon John Bryan,
Hon r. NJ Saunders, Hon " Boyden Gov Manly, Iredc
Judge Judge Battle Judge Caldwell Judge Settle President
swain and Rev. DR.. J. n. Wheat
To this list which might be greatly extended the Rector adds
clergy T.. Church.
lima Bishop OF Maryland, Tennessee
The Of the school viii the 9Th January
1864
Por circular containing full information apply the Rector
Raleigh, N. e. Nov o7--6tood
The daily union., 1852-12-03

AFFAIRS IN CmLI-A correspondent OF the CONNER.
cia Advertiser, writing from Valparaiso, October a.,
that the country sapparenty at peace but dscon-
tent pre- walls among the people, and the President has
asked for an extension OF extraordinary powers granted
during the revolution OF last year Mr.. Brown, an
American architect, is building the om.house at Val
paraiso. The railroad 10 Santiago commenced on
the st Of Octobe by the laying Of the first stone, al
which time the ceremony OF performed, a
dinner prepared, &c. Mr. Allan Campbell, of AL.
bany, is chief engineer Of the railroad. and has full
charge OF the vast undertaking u to be built in FIVE
years and will cost seven millions Some Of The Ameri-
who joined Flores in his expedition at Vapa.
raso in great want and apply in vain for relief to Flores
News had reached Chill OF military nsurecon at Bu-
Ayres, beaded by two generals, and supported by
our batalons. Ufquiza had returned to Buenos Ayres
and confident that he could establish order The
French authorities at Tahiti had again interered with
the English missionaries ordering them to reside at Pa
peete and the governor had decided that the churches
should have only such preachers the mobiles Of The
village might select II is their purpose to place them
entirely within the power OF the government.
The daily union., 1852-12-03
Union uo,.I. G.,ru.sorvn. ID. q.

Is large having been thoroughly repaired
and rehed, with furniture Of handsome and
ortae STYLE wibe opened this day. (Wedneday The 10Th Instant
patronage the public
him company assured Of hosplabe reception,
best such comforts and
compare yoby with the hotels In the District
elsewhere.
omnboes constantly pass to and Capitol rurptng uni
IN O'Clock night WIN. NJ, PITZHUCH.
NM i'm
The daily union., 1852-12-03

The eulogy upon Mr. Webster, by Senator Clemens
on Saturday last, listened to by large audience II
was 10 admirable taste. He attempted (and very
successful 10 The aitempD 10 give clear and dstiaet
idea OF Mr. Webster a large and capacous in
heart as he known by all to be gigantic in intellect
lie spoke warmly and with deep feeling Of Mr. Websters
patriotism and love Of liberty and devotion TO the people
The whole address excellent-cear succinct sppra
calive and eloquent in feeling and 10 lis simplicity Of
style II in this last Characteristic adapted to the
subject OF il-who always simple and great, and
free from effort or show. There no effort or show
in the euogum. II far better truth, arrsyed
in her attractive garb OF simplicity and therefore welcome
10 every mind d--HuafspHe DsmotraL
The daily union., 1852-12-03

THE RrsrGSArIoS oY JUDGE DARGAs.-We regret to
the resignation Of the Hon Edward s. Organ, chief
justice OF the supreme court o Asbanl to take effect in
December, announced in southern exchanges; and
especially regret what presume to be the cause
sdelicate health Didge has fIldlej the expectations
OF the public, founded his high reputation as a mem.
Der OF the Mobile bar having proved himself lawyer OF
wenormed mind, and sound, discriminating legal udg-
men and eminenty worthy hold the scales Of Justice
and toe judicial ermne Our best wishes 90 with
Judge D. into his retirement for The complete recovery Of
his health. and for his welfare and prosperity in the
future journey OF life. Oar exchanges say that Gov.
Collier has appointed the Hon. John A. Campbell OF
Mobile, in place Of Judge Dagan Mr.. G. will Of he
accepts) 20 upon the bench with high reputation for
legal learning and abiIity-no lawyer 10 the State enjoy
ing higher. We congratulate the bar and tgants on
his accession Judge Chiffon, being the senior OF hi,
other brethren on the supreme court BENCH will proba-
bly, succeed Judge Dargan chief justice.
tHunfsuils (Ai1) Dsmorai
The daily union., 1852-12-03
Arrivals

Tne following additional senators and representatives
arrived in the city last evening
Senaiors-Messrs MERlwErHER Of Kentucky, SUM
NER Of Massachusetts, and FISH of New York.
Observation-Disclosures. BOYD of Kentucky. STE
of Pennsy lvania, HARRIS Of Tennessee. MoRRisos
and JONES Of Penna.. Ives of New York, SMART Of
Name, DAVIS of Indiana and IkGERsoLL of Connecticut
The daily union., 1852-12-03
EHENCH's HOTEL.

ITHENEHs HOTEL, of Frankfort md
City HALL Square, Opposite City Hall Fountain
New York ety. built and opened the subscriber May
sa and reed and furnished August ls5s He that or
venience comfort economy
world. contains
tnent only al or gratis They
6ed with marble wsshsfands, which Supplied
ton water through syerpaes cocks There but bed in
The halls and closets viii be III with
during the night This hotel
they spacious
refeciofy vicinity
Dec 2-dam n. FRENCH
The daily union., 1852-12-03
Collectors once, city Hall. Nov. =, 1859.

NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX -PAYERs-Notiee is hereby
given the advertisement Of delinquent property
Of and will be completed and published
about December
The respectfully represents the law allows him
discretion makes imperative duty enforce the coec
property, without
exception upon which
All persons interested earnestly requested forward
and by paying avoid the heavy OF advertisement
RI ROCHE,
Collector.
The daily union., 1852-12-03
Cuba.

In another column oar readers will find communcs.
ton in reference to the official correspondence lahy
made public in relation to Cuba is from the pen Of
gentleman of ripe experience and high distinction in he
diplomatic service of the country
The daily union., 1852-12-03

A TEACHER wANTED.-A liberal compensation will be
"A single students for college
take charge private school the county Of Bladen the
southwestern Of North Carolina his furnishing
satisfactory testimonials Of character aud qualifications between this
protmo. The school commence the
January next continue for least twelve For
further information, address W. j. c. through the post
oace, or apply personally this office.
wEsmNoTos CITY, Nov. -, le52.
Nov
The daily union., 1852-12-03
NEW YnnK METROPOLITAN rAmnnIsn rss-


~ Military Depot,
Rroad~ay of Anthony streetGEoRGE r. FOX, tailor
importer hts
orders The first second week of December 1852
At wllardf Hotel, Pennsyvania avenue, Washington.
Nov. lT-eodN
The daily union., 1852-12-03

The proceedings OF the democratic supper, held on
Tuesday evening last will appear in the Union Of Sun
day morning.
The daily union., 1852-12-03
mar,nin.. sc.-we huveby erpr,-.-s

rIsOhks, Nautilias, tSc.-we hayeby express
W 10 Napoleon cloaks
cloth salinas
10 Union, very pretty
- circulars nice article.
le grance, and pretty
circulars with sleeves
embroidered cheneso
Gabrielle, very choice
The whole very cheap.
YERBY A MILLER,
Corner Of 7th street and Penn. avenue,
Nov 1t-dlmn Miss Dermotts new building.
The daily union., 1852-12-03
The "Cotton Plant y


Thisspirled journal attracts our attention again and
presents quite refreshing appearance sfcr tae political
characteristics which nearly all other Iapers have lately
presented. The "Cotoa Plantr is a double sheet put.
lished weekly and simultaneously a, Wahington city
and Baltimore. It's motto, "direc uales exrlans itself
Fitted by c. V. Baylor. Terms 50 a year. in advance
The LATE WIG PaRrY.--parson Brownlow in hs
paper, the Knoxville Wing, OF Saturday, concludes an
article on the course he intends pursue as follows
Finally, 10 order TO s'rike an eIeciua bIov FOR true
IepuonSan'sn, 70 and IN the restoration Of sound Wing
pnncples, we ng the proud the glorious banner q
Mlam Fillmore TO the breeze f,r President In ts56 and
die"
wing paper OF western pennsylvani, has hoisled The
name oil Edward Stanley esq. OF Norih Carolina The
whig candidate Tor President OF the United States in
1886.
An1her paper holds up the ma ne cf Scott for tbe
same office
The whig Washington correspondent OF III, Monon.
gala Mirror suggests sche OF vet installing Gen
Scott in ihs White House, He thus writes
well as the old saying goes, II is useless TO cry
over splt MIX, so u y useless to gr.eve over spl
General. The only difference between the milk and
Cen Scott IS, the former cannot be gathered mp again,
and Gen Scott can be Never mind going 70
nave some more hghting some of these days and g
many o our democratic friends have sail that they could
not spare Old Fuss and Feathers from the position be
now holds until we gel hold OF Cuba, or some oibtI
place where we can send Stewards woolly heads,
you'd advise the old General 10 get MIR Pierce 10 make
seward general too, and il ddnt put him someWhefs
N ihe negbborhood where poor old Uriah placed,
were General Scott, then grasshopper kick me "
House"
The daily union., 1852-12-03

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-A handsome pario,
eight comfortably chambers be obtained
application undersigned Louisiana
poste the City Hall.
Nov, l7-ataw2ws NJ A. STETTlNIUS.
The daily union., 1852-12-03
NATIONAL MAGAzIsE.-The December
IN resdy

NATIONAL MAGAZISE.-The December number is
N ready
FU Green acck, (Porat) Life and Times 81 Johnson tE
The hchemists, two engrsvnEs) Legend
Christmas Tree tongvng) The Christianity required by the
Times. the London Times Ofce Photography,
fn progress, present Robert souhsy
s;ofy Young Old. Palm Leaves,
Desert Island Margsfst Fuller Osso. Detached Thoughts
fom Richter Weather wisdom Jey Fishes My Prst Brief
from Lawyers Life. The Magistrate smuggler
Wives Fall of the Curtain. Louis XIV. Poetic Pictures
Carol tenerayng) Samuel Hopkins, d. D. tporrait
Daniel Webster Charles Elliott, D. D., tpotrat) short articles,
table, book notices, literary record, religious summary
intelligence, scientific items. Por sale BY the agents,
Nov ~ GRAY BhLLANTYNE,
Seventh street.
The daily union., 1852-12-03

FURNISHED ROOMs-To let four or hve handsomely fur
rooms, comprising all and third floor
private family whers boardersi either
gether kitchen basemen furnished with all the
culinary apparatus Two within few yards
Inquire this office. Dec 2--eoda'
The daily union., 1852-12-03

VI. A. Tyson end sisters Seminary Tor Young Ladies',
On Street, bctpeen TeeJfh and TArteenh.
THE quarter this institution will Wednes
IL day, December lat
Terms Ia advance.
junior Departments, including ornamental needle
and drawing
Preparatory department
For pardcu circulars may be had the principal bookstores
or At Institution.
Nov Is-eodtlOhDec Nat Int. RepJ
EoR sALE.-The yellow street,
l4 street. occupied by Mrs Reed boarding house,
he sold al a bargain, and terms OF payment easy.
Apply y. PLhTT,
Nov 2s--dlw Ffteentl street, opposite Treasury.
DAGLEN Gold Pens.-A supply pens Just
ID received from New York, and for sale BY
Nov FRANCK TAYLOR.
THE Prescrtber's Complete BlsnL-book-a pnaterIe
medica principal medicines employed
toucoogy, p, NJ
volume. London, Is52. FRANCk TAYLOR.
NovQ3
The daily union., 1852-12-03

a sA-u Notice on and amer Tuesday, the 23d instant
E>Afkkse the MARYLAND will make but lnp n
JES&h1L week until further nouce leaving Washington
Tuesday, at6s M and Baltimore Thursday O'Clock,
p
GEO. MATTINGLY,
Nov 2l-3taw2w Agent
RON SAFES sale OF scous Asbesss
which viii be sold reasonable application the under
signed. JAS. 4. MCGUIRE,
Nov 2f-ead6 Auctioneer and Commission Merchant
EMJNAL.We would respectfully announce friends,
u and the public generally that have moved
Of avenue, miss Dermous budng)
opening large and extensive stock OF all kinds
domestic dry goods which determined sell
very prices We feel confident
offer greater inducements customers and friends an ay
CITY elsewhere We earnestly solicit call
customers and friends and the public generally.
VERIFY d MILLER
Of 7th aud Penn. avenue,
Nov il-eolmf Mss Dermott's new building.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
The wings and the Presidency.

II would that patty which is 20 low in the est;
nation Of the people the Wing party is at the pres
.nt time would not take much interest in the Presden
al canvass, trouble itself much about candidate
But such is not the Wings proverbally fond
Of Office, and it comes natural for them TO present
their claims when the spois be divided as il does
for beggar hold out his hand for pennies. Hence
though they have chance Of in the next
canvass than the in the moon yet all hands are as
much excited about the question of who shall be their
candidate though they were certain to elect their
man.
They tell US very frequently, that the Democratic
party is divided about candidate, while they have in
their own ranks least dozen asprants Tor the honor OF
being badly beaten November. The partixans of
FILLMORE working in his behalf only can
work who tasting the sweets OF office, and are afraid
losing them WEBsTERs friends circulating sub
scriPtion papers his behalf holding mass meetings in
the eastern ctes to put him in nomination ScoTT is
not without those who for the sake Of Availability
ready swallow him, hot-soup and all. Besides
these stars Of the first magnitude" there are in the
constellation Of Whiggsry (now, alas sadly dimmsd BY
the rising sun Of Democracy large number ofesser
lights, !" such as SEWARD CRIrTEsDES, CLAYTON, and
others, who willing to accept Of the nomination for
either the first second office, but who determined
TO run for something, If it is not good.
We hope they will hold Convention, and agree upon
somebody for do the fun Of using then. up
certainly shall do-so bad that they will
be heard from any Bring your man, boys
give somebody to fight against and leave alone for
the way to him up.-Iop0 Dem. Banner.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
From Washington.

WARRINGTON, March 10.
In reference to the New Hampshire elections, late
dispatches from Concord speak confidently of the
of the democrats candidates for Governor aud Re-
representatives.
The House into committee Of the whole on the
homestead BILL which was debated till adjournment
In the Senate, Messrs. Brooks and McRea, the re-
gently elected Senator'S from Mississippi presented
their credentials and took their seats.
Stewards resolution to pay the expenses Of Kossuth's
reception provided they do not exceed five thousand
dollars, taken up and debated
Mason objected because it appropriated the contn-
gent fund He said it should be paid by joint resolution
appropriating the amount
Mr.. Badger said the House had nothing to do with
the reception, and the present form Of the resolution
was most proper.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
Another Caution.

Papers and letters from Panama agree that on the
10th u there full four thousand persons confined
The Echo. OF that date cautions the California bound
against attempting to make the journey short funded,
and advises those stay at home who cannot land at
Chagres with at least $780, and willingness to take
the cheapest steamer accommodations the Pacific
letter says that the prices of steamer tickets that
side were, in instances high to be thought of
and Of the few of those that for SALE many
purchased by SPECTATORS which increased the distress
Many have been compelled their faces homeward
fearful that their funds would last them for the
journey Gin Enc.