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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-17

The New. BRUNSWICK RAILROAD Al the sastiss
engaged IN surveying the route for the railroad ana
west Of st. John, N havs concluded their sksrs for
tho season. The engineers. Messrs Beatty OampbsL
arrived here yesttday in the steamer Admira they v
go to New York and eavs In tho ssamsr whoh salss
next Wednesday foe Liverpool IL was believed THAI an
that hsd been done towards the railroad would receive TIA
royal Fapctos and that the work would De oosnsooeA
early In the spring - Boston Pest, Nov l5
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CHURCH WALLS BLOWN Down AT pErRoII ~. 90,
rissn to Its strongest pitch, tbs front OF the
church, erecting the corner Of Shelby ana hayso
sdn,l. ho Iivrs close BY unfortunately pass
ing 90 the sidewalk the time when this ,sl fell and
was n 49, al AZ the front wall the remaning side
., w.s .,.o blown down The only wall standing
u ,bs. A. the north end where was Intended the pulpit
NJ ~ rsoted The other side wall bowa down
Az, 20 by the forcs Of the prevailing storms Of the
LAT few days-Denoa .qdcertiar, Nop lS.
Mrs Richardson u trial IN Pittsburg, for shoot
% her step son The father had loaded tho gun but II
appeared from the testimony that the wsman supposed
tLst A consansd powder osy and ArsA to Tighten him
away % ne was In the habit Of coming 70 annoy hsr
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The Tehuantepsc Affair In Mexico ana tne
Uni,sd ststss-Eeropean Intervens'on'
(Rron the Trait D'union Of Mexico, sept A..
I.ast Saturday was the day appointed ior tne
spess Of the propcsitions relative to the rsalizA-
Alien a the oommuuicstio across the lsthmus o.
Tehuastepeo. Each one Of the parties -'e I.
ss&Sd WA called to verify and aoknow ieoge ia
cvsp<ctiye zeal, sfhxed 10 the pspiu oon 'aihi1s !
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form the government Of Mexico until the Aerioan
fully vested with the franchises to which
they entitled from the frat day Of May next the
government Of the United States will project them
in the occupation and enjoyment Of the said possession
ard fran .hses and that should their determination
casiop rupture OF the relations between the two re
publics the United States will depend for their justaca
ton In the eyes Of the world the obligation
on every government 70 protect tho right OF its
Mexico, Of private right and international law.
The Senate ordered that this resolution be adopted
and printed, 30 that whom the Senate will meet in
exte ordinary session, which, they say, will be very
shortly, it will have to decide net only on tho
clusons of the report Of the Committee ON Foreign
Affairs, but ALEC on the additional proposition Of
Mr.. Brooke Such is the situation of affairs Every
one viii doubtless agree that the stus.ion Is not
calculated to US, and that the Guam iuata
company must indeed, az we have already said, be
animated by the purest and most unparalleled pa
trioiism to assume so heavy responsibility.
R1ke PiedyNne Of New Orleans, in an article pub
lshed on the Sth Of September, announces that the
resolutions Of the committee relative to the Garay
concession have been adopted by the Senate of the
United States and stating from this reasons at great
length az the consequences likely TO follow there-
from Our contemporary, 1t strikes us, goes too
far when he thus takes hypo .hess for arcality'
The Senate Of Washington has not assembled IN
extraordinary session. that We are aware or ana tne
vote of August 3It, ordering the printing Of the
oommittee's report, cannot be considered - the
defnitive adoption Of the conclusions Of that re-
port.
But III this be not yet M hCtuki 1actp IL moy %
80 very soon; all probabilities are, in fsot that the
affirm alive win be adopted, and as the Picayune 70
marks both executive and legislative seem to agree
4 in the determination to make no concession. The
tone Of the Warrington RepSbi,c, oonsdersd a. the
official organ Of the admipistratio 10 By no means
corcila'ng; the threat Of war 10 apparent Ia svory
line Of it's columns. The northern States, on the
other hand, which local interest rendered ayerse to
/ interooeaLic communication across the lsthmus of
TehuAntepes, and which formerly opposed the Ga.
ray concession very strongly, are nov sent before
what they consider psint Of national homer. In .
word, then warts imminsnt II the concessions Dc not
come hon Mexico, AID Meriso has placed asrsoli
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sntees for prompt and certain execution Of the
work. There hovers, moreover, over the concession,
a serious question of responsibility, which has just
been raised, and which cannot but place Mr. Garcia
in an unfAvorabls position. We shall explain our
meaning more clearly in . moment
Tho propositions of the Beliange company are
easily and briefly summed up: THAT company 40
cepts the propositions made by the mixed company,
be those propositions what thcy may; and as it is
exclusively Mexican it claims that it is, by law,
entitled to tho preference over the latter"
If Mr.. BeIlange presented HIMSELF with his Mcxi-
can stockholders, with his capital already formed
in word, with his company organized in every re-
spect, his argument would be unansweraSle; and If
the mixed company be really the one that has made
the most advantageous offer, the preference could not
be refused without fsgraut violation OF the Law.
But Mr. Be'lsDge has to this day presented himself
alcne he cites no Mexican name and ttilt farther,
he is accused Of being the disguised repre-
Of the American company Of New Orleans, s, that
his company would be the very antipodes Of
Mexican company.
The Unive,sal, in abiding to this matter, ex-
presses an opinion which We, for part, cannot
adopt as our own. The Mexican government, ac-
cordipg to that paper could not, without mourning
great disgrace and running great risks treat in any
manner, under any shape. with the company OF
New Orleans, be the title what it may under which
IL pre- sent itself.
The conuocafnia makes no exceptions The
New Orleans company, If it should make the most
advantageous propositions, would have as much
favor. Indeed, 1t would hayo more than any
other, for there is none other we'll calculated
to do away with the political question and that Of
peounary responsibility, which are prominent in
this affair.
There are two companies left; the one of Mr.. Ste.
phens still in en'gmatical state the darkness OF
WHOM We have thus far been unable to penetrate,
and the mixed company.
The mixed company, This one must indeed be
very powerful, and very conscious Of its strength,
IL we must Judge by its at ;itude They cav tn Al il
derives It's assurance from the iDpregu ability Of
its position and that it has reached SO high psint
that no rivalry can affect it. Ths mixed compsny
is that Of Mr. sloo. represented by Messrs 0lsrte.
Payne, and Pasado; tits composed Of Mexicans and
strangers has oceans Of gold, aud promises wonders
Such at iesst ia the current rumor; sooner or later
We shall probably ascertain the truth positively with
regard to this matter.
We have, in eur last number. spoken OF the pa.
triotsm and Formidable association Of capital con-
sttutips the force of the mining company Of Gun
nsjusts We cannot give an estimate Of this botse,
| tasa by quoting dga-as.
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NEW YORK, Feb. %.
The steamer Prometheus, from San Juan.
arrived at II o'clock this morning. She brings
San Francisco dates to the ID inst, 234 passen.
gers. SS30G0 in freight, and about 100000 in
the hands of passengers.
The Sloop of war Albany, sailed from San
Juan, leaving no vessel of war there.
The mail carrier from BaIos. reports that
news reached that place, from The Great Salt
Lake, OF revolution. 1t is said that Nor
mons were arriving and terrifying themselves :;
thatlhey had published declaration of indie
peudence, in which they assert full determine
alton 10 set up a republic torthemselves. The
United States authorities had all left, and peo-
pie were preparing TO resist all'authority, by
toTtilyng The settlements.
The steamer Tennessee left San Francisco
Feb. "a, with 600 passengers, and one million
six hundred thousand dollars worth of gold
dust on freight. The steamer North America
also et, On the %. Dates from Oregon are to
tie 9th January.
John B.Weler, dem. had been elected U. S.
Senator from California, by vote of II to H.
The Wings made no regular nomination.
Col. Fremont and family, left San Francisco
on the "a, IN the mail steamer Tennessee.
The town ot Navada was 10 be sold out.
The news from the mines continues favorable,
though there is considerable suffering for want
OF waller. Business is firm without any special
change in quotations. There is less specula-
tins movement.
The miners on the Sacramento were meet.
Ing with great success, and were working
night and day
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THE LATEST NEWS.
.pRIyAL OF STEAMER AFRICA.
Three Days Later from Europe.

r,.,rtbrr Decline in Breadstg6s--Cottoa Firm.
N,w YORK, Feb. 2S.--The Royal Mail
S..a,uer Africa reached her wharf here to-day
:, - o'clock. She left Liverpool on the l4th
;m.t and consequently brings three days later
n1r;res than brought per the Atlantic.
Observation-Disclosures proceedings are
,,,;n,noriant-a vote of censure on the Irish
t,nyprnment. relative 10 an action brought by
,be Editor OF "rhe World" against the chief
Secretary of Ireland, was 10 be brought for
wsrJ ON the 10Th, and would probably cause
: J,solution of the Ministry.
Tv,Ncy.-A slight disturbance had occur
~ IN one district in which the populace were
u.,h difficulty dispersed, The French Gov
,,rrpen, had resolved 10 request the Belgian
,,,eyumcnf to remove the monuments from
fhe field et Waterloo.
RoNE.-The French troops were regarded
with the greatest adherence by the Pope and
,br peoplc and an alte,Ept has been made 10
ss.9Ssinate the soldiers.
The Queen Of Spain continues TO recover
from her wound.
GERMANY quiet.
N.RkFrs,-Therc was increased buoypncy
in The Cotton market, on the llth, which was
we'll sustained Sales for two days 10000
bales.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. II, l! p. M.-The Cotton
market is very firm, and qualities above mid
ding have advanced fully Led. Sales to-day
are between and 9 GOO bales, of which 1000
bales were on speculation and for export.
Flour at the close on the l4th was quite
dull, and prices had further declined Cd. per
bbl; Western Canal 2ls.6d.a22s Baltimore
and Philadelphia 22s.a22s,6j.; Ohio 22a23s.
Corn meal dull.
Wheat was dull at slight decline. Indian
corn had further declined cd. per Or; white
SLABS, mixed 27s. Cd yellow 2Ss. 6d.a29s
The adyices from Manchester are favorable
and business firm Prices steady.
The Ilayre Cotton market is steady.
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Wig Nominations in Indiana

The Wing State Convention of Indiana, in
session at Indianapolis, on Thursday last,
made the following nominations for State Off
GERS, viz;
Nicholas McCarty, for Governor; VIM.
Williams, Lieutenant Governor; John o.
borne, Secretary of State; d. Mcclure, Audi
tor; Achilles Williams, Treasurer; Aaron
Wood, Superint erdent of Public Schools
Hon. {. Dewey and Messrs. Mcdonald and
Gookins, for Judges of the Supreme Court.
The Conventions passed resolutions instruct
ing the Delegates from Indiana in the Wing
National Convention 10 vote for Gen. ScoTT
Tor President, and JOHN j.. CRITTENDEN for
Vice President
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-01

COMMISSIONERS SABE.-1n conior.
" nifty with a decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Goth day of June, 1850, in the suit of the Mutual
Assurance Society against fire buildings in the
State of Va, plaintiffs against Ann Survay, Norman
Meade, and --, his wife, who, before her inter.
marriage with the sad Norman Meade, was
Survay, heirs at law and legatees of Benoni Jack.
son decd defendant, / shall, as commissioner ap.
pointed by sid decree, sell at public auction, on
the premises, to the highest bidder, for cash, on
the 10Th day of March next, the building 10 the
bill mentioned, described as lying and being in the
city Of Richmond and in the county OF Henrico,
on the south east of Ncolson street, at Rockets,
between Richard Denny's ground, on the north
east, and Sylvia A. Hopkins, on the south west,
subject /, the dover right Of the said defendant,
Ann Suryay therein. Sale to commence at 4
o'clock, r. NJ. p. B. JONES,
70 23-dtds Commissioner.
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Trial of the Rep. Mr.. Presrott

BosToS, Feb. 27.-The ecclesiastical court
engaged in the trial of the Rev. Mr.. Prescott
Tor heresy, has declared the charges not sus-
tanned, except his claim to the right to pro-
H9unce dissolution to persons coming to him.
he court pronounced this not heretical but
IRREGULAR, and sentenced him to he suspended
until he signs a certificate disclaiming such
nghl' Mr.. Prescott denies the right of the
court to require such certificate,
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Erecukiou or Ono Grunzis.

NV York, Feb. 27.-Ouo Grnnzig was
hung This afternoon, the Governor having re-
FUSED him further respite. He declared his
innocence up to the last moment, and SAID
NE" DIRK was the worst place in the world to
OBTAIN justice in. He asserted that his Juno
cence would be proved.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

SATURDAY, Feb. 28.-2P. M.-The -four
market today was heavy. Sales of 1900 bbls.
Howard Street TT Si,l2k. Some sales also oil
$II2l. -
Alter the slip from the Patriot Office was
ru' up. on The Exchange bulletin announcing
ule affFal OF the Africa, with further decline
ia oieadsiuiis, all operations were suspended.
NipIn unchanged-sales small.
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BY WELLINGTON GODDTN.
TRUsTEE'S sALEOFREaIE STarE

I'NUSLEE.S SALE OF kEAI ESTATE
a On FRANKLIN AND MONROE STREETS.
HENRICO COUNTY.-As trustee in acertan decd
dated 10th June, 1850, shall, in execution of the
same, (being requested to do by the executor OF
the late John Enders', deceased, the beneficiary
theren) proceed to sell at public auction for cash.
on the premises, on TUESDAY. the 9th day of
March, 1852, at half past O'Clock, P NJ if fair if
not, the next fair day. the real estate conveyed by
the said trust deed: consisting of Lot, front
ing 70 feet on the south line of Franklin street.
Gust beyond the Corporation line, and adjoining
the residence OF Mrs. c. w. Bullock) running back
ON the East line of Monroe street. 1853 feet to an al
ley, 90 feet wide
fe % w COMM Auo,
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w. GoDDIN, Auc..
CENTEEL FURNITURE AT AUG

CENTEEL FURNITURE AT AUC.
~ Will be sold, on THURSDAY, the 4th March.
1852, at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, at the residence of Mr.
John r Tabb, (who is declining house keeping)
situated on sth street. north of Leigh street. all his
usual variety. Also, some Silver Table and Tea
Spoons. few Oil Paintings and Engravings. Also.
for hire, two Female Servants-one good Cool
the other House Servant, Washer and Ironer.
Terms-All sums under $50, cash over tina,
amount, ninety days credit for approved, negota.
BILE paper.
fees w. GODDN Anc+
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TWO SMALL TENEMENTs. MAE

i DUvAL STREET CHAPEL. FOR SALE AT
AUCTlON.-Will be sold on FRIDAY afternoon.
the 9th March, 1852, upon the premises, common.
cling at a o'clock, two small tenements on ST John
street. Immediately in rear of Duval street Chapel
Terms; =, and months, for approved endorsed
negotiable paper, article retained.
w. GODDIN,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


II TOWN OF SIDNEY, AT 4UCTTON-Wi1i
be sold, on WEDNESDAY next, the Ord Of March
commencing at half past O'Clock In the after.
noon, upon the premises, beautifully locsted
LOT, OF two acres, in the town of Sidney, half a
niue west OF the corporation line, fronting on the
plank road and running back to Main street. The
Lot mas small framed house on ii; has a large
number OF grape vines ofthe fs-.t quality, and is
oeautiiuiiy enclosed with cedars, and Is well adapt.
ed for q market garden.
! will also sell four vacant I,ots su;table for
building upon. The terms will be made known at
Tue sac. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
A,,nk
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Fatal RoiIroo6 Arc;deof

boston, Feb. 27.-Messrs. Enos Ormsby
and nilas w. Bumfras, two carpenters, resid.
ing at charleston, were this coming runo yer
ana KILLED whilst walking on the track of the
n 4, aud blaine railroad bridge across the
Mystic river.
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:. GODDN, Auct.
Ok TO 40 FINE YOUNG MULES Fo

oc SALE AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, 10th
day OF March, 1852, will be sold near Bacon Quar-.
ter Branch Tavern, commencing at IL O'Clock, IS
10 4o hne young Mules, one Riding Mare and one
Buggy Horse. The Mules are of good size. three
years old in the spring. and in first rate order
Among them are several pair of match Mules
IERMs-Cash. or satisfactory endorsed negotia
Die notes, at four months, with interest added.
lie 70 w. GODDIN Auct
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The Temperooce Woromon, ~ OH

COLUMBUS, Feb. 27.-The Temperance Con-
ven!Ion Adjourned last night. The proceedings
o. the convention were laid before the Legisla-
The bill, embrasing the principal features
OF Tue blaine liquor law passed its second read
ing in the House.
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WANTED-A situation as CLERK or SALES
w MAN in some mercantile manufacturing
estabishm ent in this city, by married man. from
the country, who has had some experience in bust
ness, and is well acquainted in the counties of King
e. Queen King William, Essex, 4 C and believes he
gould influence good deal of trade from those
counties. Any communication addressedto Odd
Fellow" City Hotel will be attended to.
70
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Run Orer.

q, PITTsBURG, Feb. ga stranger, named
"Ihcheii, supposed TO be the comic lecturer,
was run over this afternoon by the cars at the
A1tleghony depot. His arm was broken, and
ms skull so badly fractured as TO leave no
hopes Of his recovery.
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GALE OF LOT ON sIxTfI sTRERr

~ NORTH OF LEIGH STREET, AT AUG.
TION-Will be sold, on SATURDAY afternoon 6th
March, 1852, upon the premises commencing at al
O'clock lot fronting 81 feet on the east line of 9Th
street. running back 100 feet adjoining the resi-.
dence OF Mr.. James 7. Sutton, jr Terms at sale.
NH 2 A..
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Rerenue Cutter FOr,r0rd

NEW YORK, February 27.-The Gutter Forward,
winch arrived here few days since from the sta.
non al the mouth of the Delaware, has been refit.
TED, and VIII return to her station tomorrow
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Contributions 10 KOSSutb.

CINcIHSATI, Feb. 27th--Kossuth has re-
ccelved Sl4, 600 in this city, including $4,000
from the sale of his bonds.
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n II. LOCH Frs J A ME ) RIVER
~, CEMENT Having been appointed the agent
for the James River Cement for the city of kich-
mond beg leave to cal the attention of the public
to this superior quality of Cement, so extensively
known through the country as to need no comments
from me. | win always keep on hand full sup.
ply of this superior article and sell at the lowest
possible prices. ROBf. RANKIN,
ia 81 Corner 22d and Water sts.
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IAIEUNIAIISW AND NEUhALUIE,
CERTAINLY CURED BY THE
INDIAN PANACEA,
Nenty discovered By DR.. Minnock.
VTNHlS mixture most efectuaIly cures the above
Il complaints, and has been used by several per
sons in this city with unrivalled success.
The remedy isnow prepared and for sale by r.
M Warrington, Agent, over j. B. Stegars Store No
lS Main street, where many valuable certificates
may be seen of its wonderful efficacy
The Agent would refer to the following named
persons, who have used the remedy and can ties.
tify TO its great utility in the above complaints
Mrs Hutcherson, Miss Lacy, Mrs. Kerby, Mr.
Bennett, Mr.. Sharp, Mrs. Duff, Mr.. Lynn, Mrs
Stocking, Mrs. Shields Mrs Durfey, j. b. Stegal
X. III. HARRINGTON,
Sole Agent for the United States.
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WANTED.-A frstrate Female Dining Room
w SERVANT and SEAMSTRESS can find
good situation for the balance of the year. None
need apply unless unncumbered, and of good char.
acter for which the highest price will be paid
Apply to.
fe 2S VIM. F. DAVIS.
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EEMALE SEMINARY. 27TH srREET,

L. CHURCH HILL take much pleasure in re-
turning thanks to my friends for their patronage,
and having enlarged accommodations and the as
sstance of very competent teacher in the primary
department, l shall endeavor that all pupils en-
trusted to my shall shall improve in deg rec
friends. In addition to English, Music, Painting and
Drawing, have secured the services of Monsieur
ZAKRYENSkI, as Teacher of Modern Languages.
His classes will be formed Monday, March lst His
references are of the highest character.
fe 21-5t* ELIZABETH ELAN.
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las. ID. THOMAS will continue the DRUG
- BUSINESS at the new store, corner of Frank
lin and 18th streets, where call from his former
patrons and the public is respectfully solicited.
fe l9-lm
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STOLEN.-O the night OF the 23d inst, some
~ one entered my house on Main, between 9th and
7th streets, and stole two over Coats, one dark
brown and one light drab."A reward of $50 will
be paid for the recovery of the same and the con.
viction of the thief JOSEPH II. CRENSHAW
70 95-fo
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BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.

GROCERIES,, &C., AT AUCTION.-On
u TUESDAY, the I'd of March. commencing at
half past 10 O'Clock, we will sell at our Auction
Store, general assortment of Groceries, &c, con-
sisting in part of
IS hhds Sugar, fair to prime quality
100 bbls and hhds Molasses
80 bbls and boxes Loaf and Crushed Sugar
ITO boxes superior Cheese, small size
100 bags Lsguyra and Rio Coffee
so packages G P Tea, assorted quality
Raisins, Assorted Candies, Mustard
100 boxes Tallow and Adamanti le Candles
Champagne Wine, one-eighth casks Madeira
Wine
loo boxes Soap; Lard and Solar Oil; Iron
Chests and Frames Writing Desk; Cop
perPump; Shower Bath sc
Also. 16 cans Bull. and C & Co.'S Licorice Paste
so baskets superior Olive Oil.
Terms-Under $780, cash over 800, 4 months
credit, for approved negotiable paper
Sale without regard to weather
NH DUNLOP, MONCURE & co. Aucts.
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nISSOLUTION.-The co-partnersbip hereto /.
IL fore existing under the style of LUMPKIN
THOMAS, is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent The name of the firm only used in liquida.
ton. JNO. N. LUMPKIN
February 18th, 1852. JAS. D. THOMAS.
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ID EMOVED.-J. ID. GOODMAN &, CO. have
Al removed into their new Store Room, No 1884,
Main street, opposite Eagle Square, door above
their old stand At cost, for cash. all heavy Winter
Clothing They must and shall be sold. Avail
yourself of the great opportunity. We solicit you
TO give early call. In few days shall be
in receipt of new stock of Spring and Summer
Ready. made Clothing.
D. GOODMAN e. CO.,
fe 28 No 1884, Main st., opposite Eagle Square