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rTvHIR Y-sEvEN AND HAZE

HIRTK USE VEN AND A HALE
L ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND IN THE
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION. WIN be
sold on FRIDAY the 25th day of June 1852 upon the
premises commencing at 81 o'clock, P. NJ 81 acres of
valuable farming land in the town of Sidney near the
city OF Richmond bounced on the South by the land of
Robinson jr, Esq, the West by the land of Lewis
u Crenshaw, Esq, and on the North and East by the
richmond Turnpike, and the old coal pit road This
land is well enclosed and in successful cultivation and lies
most beautifully The richness ofthe soil and its nearness
to the city OF Richmond renders it peculiarly valuable for
suburban residence or market garden
TERMs-One.third cash; balance at 6 and 10 months
for negotiable notes, interest added secured by trust
deed. w GODi,JN
je 10 At
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AUCTION SALES.
TEES DAY,
BK ALEXANDER MOTT a. CO.
NO. GH Mnil. sfreOt, opt,os:t e tlsn CITY Hotel



IUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS.
the above named days will sell at public auction
hapas9 O'Clock, variety of miscellaneous goods such
the following: 7' '
fuhNlI OhE-Cabinets Wardrobes Sideboards Blu
reaus beusteads Chairs oevery style and pattern; Hair
and Shuck Mattresses Dining Tea Toilet and Card Fables
Beds and Bedding &c.
% ALoo-A large lot OF seasonabe piece and cot Dry
Flanes bleachcd aud unblcached; Domestics white and
brown Linen Table Covers Oil Cloth do Hosiery era.
yats Shirts and Drawers dc. y
CLOTHING &c-Also large collection of Reasonable
ready made clothing. Boots and Shoes silk wool end
waterproof Hats, cloth and glazed Caps Cutlery and
large assortment OF Trunks Valce and Carpet Bags Ma
son Challenge Backing Friction Matches Clocks and an
description. y 10y
NH ATpy bJcrrr { fso
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The Candidates.

BALTIMORE, June 40
The friends of Mr. Fillmore are in high spirits to-day
Ahey anticipate an accession of Mr. Websters friends
ms morning. all the leading members of the delegations
lett the city for Washington for the purpose of consult
ing with the candidates before the Convention The
friends of Gen. Scott working very hard torevent
coalition They profess to be sanguine of his nomna
ton, but do not appear to be in very goods sprts
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Mr.. G. G. Thompson, the young gentleman
VINO was shot in rencounter in Petersburg
Thursday night, by Mr. Montague, of that city,
died OF his wounds Saturday morning. Montague
is in prison awaiting trial for murder,
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& TRATTON'S OFFICE, No. s. soutb
- 18th street.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes STATIONS the man.

For selling prizes STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos of Delaware No l4-June Cd
40 80 II 46 80 80 Al IS "A SO 81 rs 70 63 g.
Ticket Nos 80 49, prize of $780, sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn numbers of Delaware. extra, No. l5-June 4th:
"a 50 43 81 "a SO AZ 65 5 81 SO IL l.
Whole Nos 81 Co. prize of $1,000, sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn numbers of Delaware, No 15-June 5th;
"a 80 SO 4s 40 80 SIS "a l 81.
Tickets Nos "a So a. prize of $50 sodand paid by
Drawn Nos of Delaware No. 17-June 9th:
Sc Al IS SO 55 SO 81 II 62 L 10 "a TO-
pNs . Y-'' ST sTR RAJ TO y
Drawn Nos ofDelaware extra, No 1e-June II:
50 SO 8 "a 60 % ~ Q 20 81 4S l.
Whole Nos 30, a prize of $500 sold and paid by
sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos: of Delaware, No 1s-June 18th:
IL IA SO &c IS 90 z 10 II As g.
Whole No. Z 90 &c, prize of $780, sold and paid by
sTRATToN
Drawn Nos. of Kentucky No 1876 June 18th:
20 SIS 43 5 2 81 so "a go 10 &c 80
Half Nos. 5 20 55, sold and paid by
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No. 2o--June 10th
sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos, of Kentucky, No. 14o-June 18th.
IA 81 5 Al 16 rs % SO 40 90 II:
=, sTRATToN
70 60 25 II as 90 "a Al 46 80 81 SO "a g.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, Elk. No. 81, June 18th:
80 81 IA 81 IS 46 "a 81 81 1 GA 81.
Hdii mus Il ~ %, prize sold and paid by
STRATTOM
MoNDAY-Deaware, No aa-Capital: $4,000. rs
Nos, 10 drawn Tickets SO.
TUESDAY-Kentucky, No. 144-Capital: $467s-
70 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81.
Observation-Disclosures extra, No 22-Capital: $22 600
rs Nos. IL drawn Tickets So
WEDNESDAY-Delaware, No. 22-Capita: 10000
rs Nos4 10 drawn. Tickets $40.
THURsDAY-Kentqcky No. l46-Capita; $500.
70 Nos. Ia drawn. Tickets So
Observation-Disclosures extra, No 23-Captal; $685.
500 rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets SIS.
FRlDAY-Delaware extra, No 24-Capital $4,000
78 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets "a.
SATURDAY Kentucky. extra, No f4s-Capital 81
444. IS Nos. 10 drawn. Tickets s..
SATURDAY-Delaware Lottery, No 22-to be drawn
goth June-Capita: $65,0oo. Grand Capitals: $26 567
10000 10000 100 of 1000 100 of &c., of 3o0 &c rs
nos. IA drawn. Tickets $50.
Buyers are referredto my list of prizes, which are
registered at the office proof of what has been done
and every drawing continues to increase the number
sold and paid by
20 Orders orpackages, certificates or single tickets in
the above schemes and in all the lotteries promptly at
tended to- and drawings ntwhen requested Please adj
dress orders to
je2l N STRATTON Richmond Va
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LATEST NEWS.
Wing National Convention.
FOURTH DAY.

BALTIMORE, June 10, A. M.
The Convention re-assembled this morning. and pro-
ceeded to ballot as follows:
Seventh BaHot--Scott 1871 Fillmore 1873; Webster
49,
Eighth BaUot.-scott 1873 Fillmore 1871; Webster
&c.
Ninth BaAot-scott 1873; Fillmore l3l; Webster
Tenth Baliot-scott 1885, Fillmore 100; Webster
g.
Eleventh. Balot-Scott 1874; Fillmore 1871 Webster
&C.
7srelfth Bal1ot.-Scott 1874; Fillmore I3o Webster
29.
Thirteenth BaAot-Same as twelfth.
Fourteenth Bauot.-Scott 1881 Fillmore 1870; Webster
Fifteenth BdHot.-No change.
Sixteenth BallOt.-scott 1885, Fillmore 100; Webster
%.
SeventeenM Balot-scott 1872; Fillmore 1871; Webster
30.
Eighteenth Ballot-Scott 1872 Fillmore 1871; Webster
go.
New Hampshire gave vote for Crittenden,
Nineteenth Bollot-Scott 1885, Fillmore 13l Webster 80
New Hampshire voting for Scott
Tcentieth BaUot-No change
Tventyfrst Ballot-Scott 1884, Fillmore 1871; Webster
2ad 23d and Gath ballots there were only ons or two
changes either way.
7centyJith Ballot-Scott 1885, Fillmore 1913; Webster
81.
THE Goth, a7th and asth ballots have not been re-
csived.]
Tcenty-ninth BallotScott 1884, Fillmore les ebssr
80.
IHirtieth BaAot-scott 1876 Fillmore 1913; Webster
90.
1Hi,fy,fsst Ballot--No change.
At twenty minutes to O'clock the Convention took a
recess for two hours.
Evening Session.
The Convention assembled at o'clock, aud proceed
ed to ballot
Thiny-second Ballot-Scott 100; Fillmore 1873 Web
ster 90; Crttenden 1.
Ihirty-third BaHot-No change
Ihiny.fowth Ba1lot-Scott 134 Fillmore 1885, Web.
ster %; Crittenden 4.
Iowa cast three and California one vote for Crit
tenden.
The 35th seth and 37th ballots were the same as the
3sth.
1Aity-Egtth BaAot.--scott 1885, Fillmore 1o7, Web
stsr 90.
Thirty Ninth BaAot-scott 1874 Fillmore 1913; w ebster
30.
FortselA Ballot-No change except Tennessee this
ballot cast her vote for Rufus Choate
Forty First Ballot-Scott 1872; Fillmore 1879; Webster
80.
Fo'ty.second BaAot-Fillmore gained two of Web
sters votes
Fo'tythird Ballot-scott 1874, Fillmore 1873
FortyJourth BaAot-No change
FortyJffth BaHot-No change
Fortysarth BoHot-Scot 1874; Fillmore 1877; Webster
The Convention at 10 minutes past o'clock adjourned
over to Monday morning.
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On Saturd ay night, WILLIAM, the youngest son o
William and Sarah English aged twelve months. The
friends and acqualntances of the family requested
attend the funeral this morning at o'clock from the
Catholic Church without farther invitation
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BY GEORGE J. SUMMER

DOsITIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
4 FURNITURE AT AUCTION--On THURSDAY
MOhNlNd next the gath instr commencing at 10
o'clock, at the residence of Mrs r. H. Jenkins on I'll
street between Grace and Franklin streets will be sold
at auction, without reserve the entire Houseeoe and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting of the variety usually re-
CURED for large boarding house; Also very SUPERIOR
Piano OF modern style made by Walker of Phiadephia
tu and pronounced by several judges to be
fine instrument. 10y
TERMS cash. Sale to be conducted by
GEO J. SUMNER,
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SOMETHING YEw

THE CELEBRATED WEATHER STRIP
VIE subscriber having purchased the eyc1ns;1,o
to make and vend the newly invented w y nsh
oair 50 generally n use in the Northern cities is no,n
PREPARED TO NIL orders either in the city of Rcbmond Nv
By applying them to doors exposed to the eatbe t
ehectuay prevent rain and snow from hey
house. toih osatiiS into the
They can be fitted tight to any- still bo,,aou
even Inc surface may be- For inside doors thew are th
very thing as they away with carpet strg 'aa
ways. - oo'ii ahu ieVel III door
a ne subscriber will furnish and put them on
showed and ny do not give satisfaction, they will be ro
~ ea,ng at his shop corner of Main and stb Sweet.
my Palm VIM Eoppro
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EACUKNHON,
EEzzsEs zzsszs MILITARY AND CIVIC-The Eaele
Infantry. Lieut.. A. Richards, commanding will MAKE
their fifth annual excursion down James River on the
Instant. ~ ~
, The corps will be accompanied by the Armory Brass
Band and Ruifin's Cotllon Band. The boat will leave
the wharf at Rockets at u o'clock precisely Mr.
Pizzini will furnish refreshments on board at ctv prices
Tickets for gentleman and lady ST. for each additional
lady SO cents; to be had of Messrs. Haskins & Libby
e. e. Sadler, any officer of the company
lie l9-td
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AHSN eTVODS, PANAMA. AND LEC,
~ HORN HATS, &C.. AT AUCTION-Onelpx
TUESDAY MORNING the 2and inst. we shall sell t
public auction, at oui store commencing at 81 oco
found so pieces Ticking 80 pieces Calico Aapacas Nus
lin and Barge Delaines Checks Nankeen Irish Linen
Diaper white and brown Table Cloths 25 dozen cambria
neck Handkerchiefs, so dozen head and pocket Hand
ksrchefs 100 lbs of sewing Thread 200 cozen spool Got
ton and 40 cashmere Shaws Also large lot Lepborn
and Panama Hats together with many other articles
numerous to detail. ALEX MOTT A. 20
je 81 Anc+.
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AUCTION NOTICE-Partieu ar ttention is re.
uested to the Miscellaneous Sale, take place this
morning O'Clock, my No. Fifteenth street
r-y' See advertisements
GEO. ]. SUMNER,
lie 81
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w. ALLEN,
ID X A Z r r AND TATT.Op

MOULD inform his friends and 1at.o,,a .,o.,,
opened III the house of Messrs T. r. Price = G "es
mp sas Wherehe will be pleased see them and as
ap 9-tf ." W give Satisfaction
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MARINE INTELIIGENCE
PORT OF RICIINIOND.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Virginia, Teal Philadelphia, mdse to Mavo 4
Atkinson ~
Schr Mary Peck Dupey, New York, merchandise
SAILED,
Sehr Haxa, Layfeld, New York, mdse. to D. Currie
Schr Sharon, Thatcher, Boston, mdse to D. Currie
Schr Richmond, Travers Baltimore.
Brig Louisa, Stubs, Baltimore,
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SASH, BLINDS ANEe DOos.s.

PHOENIX FACTORY.
RE- DSsssS and others in want of Sash. blinds
~ ana Eo0rs, are respectfully informed that hays
re-opeed my factory Main between 9Th and 9th srs
opposite 6oshers Row, where am prepared to furnish
oxefeor h1d n7ade 2rork, at the lowest prices trial
~ s'ssly Judges OF the superiority of INV work Ready
aue Sash exlo and l0x12 also Blinds to suit the same
always on hand q n IN AVr 9I, h sa.ho'
- Danvile Register will copy weekly one month
IohE produced what man could not invent
But man created, the worlds content;
Fo"nt0sn bursts upon the public eve;
Amusement SEXES all that passes by.
my "Flowtng Fountain' invented for our pse
Is made to tit the pocket and to hold the nice.
Ehcofnpassedln acase of gold Or silver
Designed to suit the taste of every behoJd.r
w hat Tourist would not substitute in nacs
The rude lnkstand and ruder case
me "fen within whose gittering barreEEes
a precious "lhhy FONT" that neverdies
And still we hesitate as we er marching n,
Doubtlng or no there is misohefin 4
That some good nothing man
lsrractising his slight of hand
Now, gentle reader, trustin me-
This "Inhy Foanri is all you Sec
There's no deception any where
1t flows as free crystal air.
=, At the Richmond Mandatory, cornsr of NJ.
Eleventh, you will find Pens and S,aectoc1es 1 LIN a9
Fom@asns manufactured the South and A. Gs anu
land. alter not, but come forward and beln ~ inc
--0 Pon nIoHMOND MANUFA CTORY
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THE WING CONVENTION

THE WING CONVENTION
Messrs. Webster and Fillmore
The following despatch was received Yesterday morn
ing j
BALTIMORE June 20.
Ateegraphic message to Mr.. Webster last
night ny his friends of the Convention asking him what
they should do? His answer was, 81 hare nothing to
say"
similar inquiry was addressed to Mr.. FILLMORE by
MS rends, he replied thus go for Webster by tall
means and thus SAGE the Vhig paytvo
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RICHMOND & DANVTLLE RATTK0 An
@ II -
CHANGE OF HOURS

CHANGE OF HOURS.
nN and after TUESDAY, the 18th June 1852, a
~ regular passenger train will between Rich
mond and the junction, connecting at the Junction
with Flagg & Co.'s line of Stages for Bmkevle Char
lotte Court House, Halifax G. H. Danve, Milton and
Greensboro The train will stop for passengers only at the
following points, Manchester Powhite Robioufs Coal
Field. Tomahawk, Powhatan, Mattoax. scotts Shop,
Amelia Court House. Wyanoke and Jennings Ordinary
Leave Richmond every day, except Sunday at
O'clock A NJ Returning, leave the Junction at $50 P
M.
Children g. and not 10 years age half price,
to any points except the two first named Servants
cling by themselves must be furnished with two passes
SO that one be retained in the Office must be ex
pressy stated on the that they permitted to go
on the freight train will leave Richmond every
Wednesday Parties forwarding goods must have them
on the ground the previous evening
N B:-The Stage leaves the Junction every Tues.
day. Thursday and Saturday. in connection with the
above points and returning the the same
point every. Monday. Thursday and Saturday.
Through ticket from Rchinondt to Danvle. ...$lo
DO do do Greensborough... 10
Through passengers not providing themselves with
ackets will be way passengers and charged
nincreased rate of fare
lie 10 John Fl OSRORNE Cunt
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A ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANO AT
"a AUCTlON,-On WEDNESDAY morning e3rd
INST commencing at 10 o'clock at the Tontine House on
Main street opposite the Banks will be sold at auction
splendid Rosewood Piano. tits new and made by VIM
Nunns Co, New York; six and quarter octave This
one of their best Instruments and warranted in
respect.
IERMs-4 months credit, for approved endorsed ne
gotiabe note.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-21

xsaaA FOR NEW YORK-FuM Vessel-Vir-
49, sinia line of Richmond and New York
Packets-The superiorfne astsaling new packetschr
portion of her cargo engaged and going on board will
sail with all possible dispatch For balance of fret ght of
500 packages tobacco or passage, having superior
Communications, apply on board Edmond Il Daven.
ports wharf or to
je II DAVID CTRRIE
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-21

REGULAR WEEKLY MTsCETTANE.
~ GUS SALE.-On MONDAY morning the 2lst inst.
commencing at hafpas9 o'clock, will be sold at auction
at my sales room, No Fifteenth street, the remnants Of
several consignments. consisting of Secondhand Furni
ture China, Glass and Earthenware fancy and mscela
neous Goods &c Also the remaining part of an invoice
OF Books, Prints fine English and French Engrayincs.
Stationary &c Among the assortment will be found
valuable standard Books.
ia CLEO
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THURSDAY-Kentucky, No. l46-Capital $500
70 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets So
THURSDAY-Delaware, extra, No 23-Capital: $685.
500 rs Nos, IS drawn Tickets SIS.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-21

- VALUABLE REAL II ON
.l$:G M Al STREET FOR SALE.-I wish to sell
theshaf Lot which my stemmery is fronting 1870
feet Main street. at the of 7h street. This
perty at small expense may be turned into manufac-
turing establishment AS stemmery it has excellent
screws and presses
Terms of payment will be made easy to any one dis
posed to purchase. Apply to
ap17 JAMES GRAY
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FIT FOR BOsTON.-PosatiUely the first PES
2Axk sel-The fine fast sailing schr VIM. GREGORY
having most of her cargo engaged and going on board
will have dispatch For balance of 200 packages tobac
co. whole boxes at 2oc, and boxes at l5c apply to
20 r. RANKIN
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-21

Observation-Disclosures, NO 92-Capitai: s3o, 900
70 Nos, IL drawn. Tickets SO
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FRlDAY-Delaware, extra, No. 24-Capital: sl2oC
79 Nos, ID drawn. Tickets "a.
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ENIvE LOVE ADvENTUREs-J, W. R.
DOIPH has for sale

ENlvE LOVE ADVENTUREs-J W. RAN
f. DOLPH has for sale
The Princeton Pulpit, edited by John T. Duifie'd ad-
junct Prof of Mathematics in Princeton Coege-S1 So
No Dickens Household w ords-6c
Vol Chalmers Ed Life and Works of Robert Burns
-75c
Ben Brace, a nautical Romance-by Captain Chamier
SOC
w lburn or the Heir of the Manor, Romance of the
Old Dominon-by Walter Whitmore-25c
No Dickens Bleak House.
Personal Memorials of Daniel Webster-a5c
The Five Love Adventures of Soloman Slug and other
sketches by David L. Roath author of the Bandt-5Oc
je 10
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EVAGEE FOUNDRy.-The subscriber having
IA removed to the large Foundry Just erected by lin
and fitted out with machinery Of the latest and az.
proved STYLE is IN addition to the Manufacture OF Toba
Fattering Mills prepared to receive orders for Stationary
Steam Engines, Saw aud Grist Mills Agricultural Ma
Chimes Tobacco Presses every description all kinds
of Iron and Brass castings. He pledges himself toes
cute faithfully, and with despatch, all work entrusted
m, aud respectfully soicts call from his friends and
tle public generally.
The highest cash prices paid for old iron brass
and copper. PHILIP RAHM,
ap Cary. between Pearl and 18th SITS
TENHEN COATS, SACKS, lrc., No. I0e Main St
Il Black silk warp, Alpaca Sacks
Coloured do do
Grey, mixed, goats hair do
Grass linen and grass silk do
Merino, trouds and light Cloth do
Black and fancy Pants, all grades
Do do Vests do do
Fancy Cravats, Collars, Shirts half Hose &c
&C. The cash be raised AMI the goods must be sold
Call at the money saving institution
je II KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN,
EDREME GOSHEN KUTTEH, expected daily
. per steamer Roanoke for sale by
je II JOHN H. CLAIBORNE
NFAsON's CHALLENGE RLACMHNG.-
I'VE so groce, for sale by
je17 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE
MADEIRA WINEs.-The subscribers agent
I'VE for Messrs Overa & Davies late John Oliveira
Co. have hand for SALE and are receiving orders 70
the following qualities to be imported about August next
Old London Particular
Reserve
Old Reserve
Palhetnho
Choice Old Bual
Aus WILLIAMS & BROTHER
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MT%N $40 REWARD-STRAY cow
~-g4sJ strayed on Wednesday last from the subscr
s.zx.zg. bers, on the Mechanicsville turnpike fine
mich Cow colour red except the end of her tail which
white horns crooking inwards, smooth coat in good
condtion bag large left fore particularly So navel
large. will give ten dollars for her delivery safe
and sound or five dollars if informed where l can
get her.
je 2l r. CAUTHORN
- EOR RENT--A small b lex tenement on
.ls:l Church Hill, the residence of Mr. Hutchin-
son Rent 81 per month. TOLER COOK
le II General Agents
fNNA FOR SALE OLE BENT.-That wood lum
49, berhouse Cary street, adjoining the factory of
Messrs Talbot & Bro
aPst DAVENPRT, ALLEN Il co.
ina FOR RENT an excellent brick Dwelling
SgsSs Ef9aso on 9TH street, nearly opposite the resi-
Nv NJ Sonway Robinson, Esq, and at present occupied
~ All ~ Folndexer Possession will be given the first
nh ~ TOLER & COOK,
General Agents.
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ssSIeA FOR BOSTON.-The fine fast sailing schr
szs& LAPREL EFT, will positively sail as above on Sa-
turda the 9Th inst For balance offreght of 800 pack
ages Tobacco, applyto
RORT RANKIN
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overwhelmingly No. 144-Capital: s4.67s-
70 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81.
TUESDAY-Delaware, extra No 22-Capital. 500 Oo
rs Nos, ~ drawn. Tickets So.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-29

understand the terms, but there is something in
them. (Fide Congressional Debates.)
There is Douglass He was not In his seat
when the Fugitive Slave bill was voted for, and
had not word to say about it until after the
lapse Of considerable space of time He is
sc Young America" bird, go-aheadative, and
fully disposed to kick up &C fuss generally y
in order to make himself remarkable and gra-
tify &c Young America"
The there is single patch Marcy" the gem
tlemahly Butler, the gallant Lane, the chival-
rous stockton, who are not impracticable can
didates.
It is a queer state of political affairs We
cast cur horoscope around the political horizon
in vain. We see only probabilities, contradic-
lions and impossibilities. Would it not be queer,
after all, if Lane of Indiana and Jones of Ten
nessee be the opposing candidates for the Presi-
tency