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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-11

all connection e om Baltimore. " hi,r the
ranie Nv S:nnnion Would certainly endan-
grr tl., N hnlesal, business Of this NIiolc
ba,k cocnry, and probably ii. export
trnbe.
eih. It would take several years more
to complete The Ceniral.raad coninuaiion
10 Greenl,rirr ,hnn 10 iinish tie road i,
Ch,i-iianslrrg 10 tie sanfe POINT aud con
e ~, nily the latter plan wound sooner he
come ii dividend paying sock.
We Nigh, safely >i,ldrrrrl OF! cr point
and ilncc cur hole claim tor rnrcrnrt,
30 Tie eradcs There il unt d Civil Ri.
sin,cr in his or any oiher country. ~,
personally trtcsird. wEu vnuli not FRO,
nuunce the Southern Route iumcasurahls
superior toile Nerihcrn rcutc iuii. GRADES
| Between tie mouth OF G,ccrhier ano
o,inurpn. TIE grades are ~ / 10 pcr mill
a. los Irel per mile; between Cuvirgtou
and Staun on. the grades are 40 nd 50
! f,pl per mtl,': tctNrrn Siaun'on and Char
loue-,ille, the grades are 20 and IS i,oi
per mlc.
/ On the Southern rnntc. tho extreme
grades are &C aid IS feet, and csru hen,
thrv are full, ns favorable. il not more fa
vcralle than.ihosc on the. Cent al ro4te
The mete cnunti,tion Of this comrari
son is enough "a dcclJeiihr hole Due sihir
as 10 " hal Virginia must do 10 compete
With an air line road from Cincinnati /.
Baltimore.
Public opinion is fisi settling down, y:
/ 81 Ii 4 -
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HOUSE.

MONDAY, March 4.
Pnycr by TIE REV William ilogr, Of
the Prrsb> tcriau Chnfch.
Tile " crossed lill Pr'scriling 10 times
fer hctonnoncemrri q the official terms
VI Judges und,Titlc amended Coosti-
fution, and iro,idii2 FIR Iln;r election
W tile v"tcrs, as ia,en upon motion NJ
Mr. Robinson, IF Richmond ciiy. and
pissed. Il provides ILnt thr cIc. ION. NJ
Judges shnll Er held m the Alb Monday
IL April ncx;-tI cirrcrntsor Office to cont
mcnce the Isl day # July next. Judges
ni Tie Cont of Apreal, 70 hc elected iar
Is cIvc years and Circuit Ia ICES Tor eight
Year,. as the Constitution preseribes.
TAxATioN.
The Till defining y hat properly shall
and Shall mol be as-e-srd for taxation vas
taken np.
Mr.. Rivcs &c A., uovcd 10 strike o,i
That clause which cxcmpt4 ~ household
and kitchen furniture, not exceeding III
yulne S2On.
Mr.. Scott If r.. moved 10 amend TIL
clause Under consideration. ~ striking
out All alicr Tie worl i.rututc. Rcjrc-
ted, ayes ] q, noes 1911
NJ Rrssci mo, IA 10 4 Ike oHi from
elid clnn,ctlc uond4 mot exccodins in
,alnc 5000" aud in-c,t III licu thereof
the fnIiowinl: .Ezcrff furniture nalc
in whplr or ~ PVT NJ -old. silver. war ".
Lrnnxp. vnod Of foreign growth, or glass
N foreign manufacture, '--Ac As Al. nors
10.
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Rail Road Map,

Oar young TOW nsnlan. VIM. w. Black
ford. Of the corps Of Engineers. has com
pletcd, upon a large scale. and in si>lr
that does great credit to his scientific attain
ments, IS well as his taste, topograpli
cal mp Of lie Virginia & Tennessee r al
Rnad--ovcr its entire cxteni--lor the use
of the Board Of Public Works He i.
now engaged in making full size copy
for the Company. and amin ainrc one,-
which the Directors design having liiho.
gruphed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-11

Lafcr from Mr. Eio Gropdc-A Captarc
IF oamnCgo- Setse n Mafom9ras.-zNGw
ORLEANs. March 6. - Intelligence has
cen received { ON fie Rio Grsnle fhn
Carvajal hal stacked and canigrnIrCl
niargo, and had laid srise to M,ian4a..
Tile steamer Fanny, from 'Ie Brarrs !.
hcloH. and vii probably bring faIi and
auihcnfIe particulars
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CoNGREsS.
THURSDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON, NJ rch 4.

" a 1 IL.
MIR Shields prcsented the memorial of
ne rra"d Jury IF Washington county,
=. ~ 7fnia'lseio Improvements of lie CITY
iinli lulld'nr .nnd court room therein.
a grrni variety ofoIhcr memorial. wcrs
pte>cntcd.
Mr. Underwood iu,rodr cc,l !, I;i g.
IA" relief Of the Otonsc and Al,,n,1,;.
railrnn1
Tie Committee On Miliar, Affair. w,r.
authorized a. employ a.clork.
Tie Iowa land Tin MAS then ,atcn,
and Mr. y dye, at Iowa resumed. ~. ",
"'ks commenced ycstefJay4,y lin in i,
support
HOUSE.
Mr.. Dean thl. mo ning moved 10 recon.
-iIrr TIE vote Wy wlieh he H,us. vs..
to-day rci'rrcd 10 the Gun IN trce of Tho
Whole an Tie state oi The Union the lin
proposing 20 grant lands to Missouri for
railroad purpnse-; aud he moved 10 Law th,a
motion upou tie table. 1t was dceijrJ !,
the acknowledgements 100, noes Gs.
Reports were made from the Comm;,.
tee oh Public lands. making grants a.
public lands to several States for r,,iLo,I
and otherrurPoscs.
he House " ent into Committee Of rho
Whole on the state &c the Union; andre.
stunned the consideration of the Loruesteud
Till.
Mr.. Campbell If Ohio. next obtained
INC floor bat soon ga'o way for the Com.
mittcc TO rise. The House then yo.,d To
adhere 10 lts amcndmcnt s 10 the Sena,c
tai TO make land warrants assignable, and
!" ask committee oi Conference upon tie
| points IN issue between the two housc.
conncNlon With tlHs bill. Shortly after
Which. The House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-11

-Ern.rD ALIVE The Cnnricr d'Atbcn,
relates lbai ju-l as tue body Of The wifi, Of
a g,psry. named Piassan. was beng utter
red ~ The ce,uricry III hat city, noise was
heard 10 proceed from The coffin. which
was ammediaiciy'. opcaci -Aficr some
rcsiora,ivcs had been administered TO the
supposed dead " oman. she soon recovered
sufficiently 10 return q her hnre
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APresiATTox Feb. 9Th. 1859.

E A Homestead exemption I'LL has
passed both branches Of the Tennessee
Legislature. Il reqnires The rersoa insrn-
ding TO take Ike ben, fit of il to file ! is in
tentions before the issuance Of execution
10 Col. Chas. Is. Many, Of the u. S.
Army died in New Orleans on the 23,l
ultimo, aged about seventy years. He
was native of Delsw are.
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10 The Richmond Wig states that
Gem. Stockton. " ho some time since sus-
pended work at his mines in Fluvanna
county, Va, has resumed operations on "a
larger seals. with prospects If very
favorable business. Several other gold
mines il Virginia are now doing vel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-11


CoRREcTioN.-ln the publication made
by Col. Is. p. Walker. in late number ot
this paper, relative toihc personal contro.
vcrsy between himself and the Rev. James
McDcarmon, an error occurred, as we are
Informed, in the certificate Of Mr.. Kelly
II should have read rs follows:
have seen publication IN a late num-
her oithe Lynehhurg Reprblican. over lie
Signature Of, Justice, ''tpq hich certificate
is attached. with my ni.ssse appended there
to. This j. TO certify. thai | never wrote
my name or authorised any other person ID
sign my name to that certificate. ] further
c, rliFy. that never heard Of, neither do
know of, any act or SAYING OF Col. Wal
ker that WAS calculated 10 2rcjrdlcc any
portion ofthe community against Col. Nc
Dearmon. Signed.
NEAL C KELLY.
APres.ATTox Feb. 9Th. 1859.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-11

~ Alta meeting ofihe Delegates to
the Pennsylvania Democratic STATE Con-
ven'ion. held at Harrisburg, on Thursday.
says the Baltimore Clipper. Mr.. Buchan-
an having received 81 votes. Cass 81,
Houston 2, and Walker 5. the former gen
tIcmcu vas. subsequently. unanimously
declared the nominee oftl,e Convention.
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w As.iiNGToy. AIyrcb

AGhiNGToN, March 3.
IL SEYtTE.-1'he bill nmcnJatorv ~
tie act Tor tile settlement Of the accounts
A public officers " no received monte,
rom nI'ra y contributions il McNico, was
taken ~ ami engrusscd with an amend
mcut granting taliior, ia four hundred
thon-und dollars Tor expenses in, urrcd
pnorto her rdmi sion iutntl Union.
Petitions w,rc presented in brhnif of
All to Tie Collins Steamers ulsu IL favor
e intervention in behalf Of the lri,h ,>-
ilcs
a committee Of Conferences on the rart
OF the Senate. to confer Win thc commit.
re 81 tIr House on the dsngrccmcn,s Of
thc TWO Houses on itr amendments 10 IN,
till masking Land Warrants ns.ipnabI.,
disappointed.
lntuc House Of Representatives , mo-
ton wus rndr ~ Mr.. Houston N ~ nto
Comm'lcr Of the Wboh,, ON the Home.
sicad Blu. MI. Daurl moved u amend
toc morton by takins up the private caltn.
AR, " hich was agrrrd to, ana rhr House
proceeded 10 consider he private caiendor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-11

TnE CUMBERLAND RABIEs.-The editor
of the Petersburg htclHgcnccr says he has
seen these wonders Of nature, and is salts
fed of the truth of the announcement of
their ages and weight. which are as follows:
Francis, aged years; weighs 327 lbs.
height, feet 10 inches; circumference,
53 inches
Agnes, aged years; weighs 233 lbs;
height, feet 3 inches; circumference, a
inches.
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.
New York RAILRoADs.-ihe annual
report on railroads has been sent TO the
Legislature by the State Engineer, from
which it appears,us sc learn from the Ma
tonal IntelIieenccr, that the amount ex-
pended for their Construction mp 10 Sep
tcnber 30lh. 1851, had bc,n $4,000 sol,
of which $l2 259.757 were expended
within Tie year then brought 10 Close
The total stock paid in waS Sll,3S9 900;
receipts, Sc 200, 900; AMI dividends, 81,
677,O00 The length Of railroads in use
on September J0ih, was l,7l6 miles, oil
which APP had been opeuel for travel
during the year. All but six conpani $
have made return Of casuuliics--90 per
sons killed, AZ injured. The number Of
passengers carried was eight lal.l.nns. Of
which the Harlem Railroad carried 2,i73.-
600 The greatest movement Of passen-
gers, however. was on The Erie Railroad,
on which 1918 900 were carried one
mile. On the Rochester and Syracuse
Railroad this movement Amounted 10 so,
5i9.SOS; on the New York and New Hl-
ven 10 3O323 1856; nj d on Tire New York
and Harlem, 14.595,5IS. Tie greatest
quantity Of freight is conveyed over the
New York and Ere Railroad. namely.
250,096 tons. Of which about one-ihird
was carried to the West. The total move
ment amounted to sc 97O.l 400 carried 90.
mile.
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Docs NJ, ihy flihcr ycr I've 7" Is.
] orrly ! oilrn ~ At, a. round the world !
Nundrr, and laIl inid lhr society Of thosr
I Whosr thoughts r,tnrnjo thc shriur q their
I,nlly vov nndtpll nf ilr " i,iic haired miu-
slcraHd lic question ever IN axes tender
/ rccolccil',ns oinini who guided my infant
I lituts'eps and checked ny maynard youth.
4 Yes haze father; and often think Of
1 ilio lettering form That lmps along IN life.
decline, ntd which my cures oppressed,
I f a lor thc couch where oucc did r,st u
lie niHs if,s. from ca. e,youHg aud Warn AZ
4foa AMI s'gpng.ns full Of idle rhougl and
yuin inai iiiilcs Ny iaIbcr! Oh Wide ne
tie stcps fhui scpctafc II ~ from thr XIV
crowd oflhy youth fa.lcnand moss grown
IRE tomb s'orce ~ Thy caiIy friends storm
Wnrn the stones that mink The last resting
pieces of n ost. y to. with iLcc, Lore GIN.
burhcn Of manhood Gorc are lily friends
aud day after day N conpIriing liic's Inf
span q rb flcclthy eye i din Id he duet
D. ngc; thy brew -ttcwn u itb ihcviecks of
love AM trust, md seafcd-by diily Toll tnd
care. Thy check has los tie itrrhncBs ~
lji'.'s hlopni. tie bronze If manlooJ, nnd
nn@, wtinklrd ard wun, settles sady fP
he Toni, NJ, once cla-ric sep teoLIrs
90 the lnor here once it trod 50 Gau.y
sul " lightly.
Falher. rhv firnds arr gone in the re.
-ions oflhc lJycd ma lot thcy arc. md
my ncbIng hra't knowcli, oir, too well.
iltli thnn also must soon slinlcr III Thy
STROUD! 70 from my volln, home f>a
fia'r.-l rtfnsn qonr liucamcnis 10 trr Co.
and how changed. 50 u thy ie-Llo lnotstcns
will BE- ctiaccd fnrn thc sands nrpuni orr
cottage dooI ihy wonied ss,a, vacant ,land.
thy book unfinished, rylnJip unread Soog
tlfy voee " Ill the rliu,h i forever At rha
famil, altar. apdtho-c liI'% willccasr tat,lS
oibl'-- ! All III IiHi .ost valued here on
eari re Ton. m,st fade aAay for
Tn weight " mn & 8 worry !enr
i-t4 nv iny 'h~i anw;
An. none hai i very blirl appear
Ab.yr hi, iia-r vrl row.
INtecriy Maga1iac.
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fa| 1t is said that contributions from
more than three hundred and fifty Of the
English, French, Italian, German, Hun
garan, Swiss and Danish exhibitors 1T The
Great Exhibition in London, including
many cases Of tie most costly ana mag
nlfcent articles display ed in the Crystal
Palace, are now awaiting porraiien
TO this country upon the announcement nf
the readiness Of the building to receive
them.
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10 G. ". KENDALL, the criahuni cdi-
Tor Of tie New Orlrans Ficnyuue, IN are
cent letter from Paris, 10 that paper, say:
The question is ask ed every. dav. a.
mong those " hodare talk at all. how long
Louis Napoleon can main ain himself IN his
present course. Many think he viii be
poisoned or shot or got rid Of in some ,io
lent way; oilers believe Tint tie people
will regain that spirit they seem entirely
% have lost. and rise against him IN masse.
There is far more likelihood that he may
fall by tie assassin's hand than that there
Wilson be "A general uprising against him.
1t Is most Illuminating 10 The pride Of the
people to he ruled as they are At present;
but such is The fear ofile classes, not only
among the Commercial and farming inter
eSts, but among the manufacturers and
those they clnrlov.as we'll as of the Socia
lists and Red Republicans, that they i'll
quietly endure almost any extcntof iyrap.
ny coming from one man. Millions of
moderate or conservative Republicans,
voted for Louis Napoleon in December.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-11

FROM ,oN ,'ls''h y .lie
m'"'h o' "re'h'''Pr $500 y,
n',,h =, I,J,.n
Cr.a. ccs G, ,c9 oee
Sal. g Of tho Indian
Crn,, t;,, o,.,r ~
Grrrnbricr Inc 1881 slGc,257
50 ih-t 10 cnruplrte hi, connection,
vtn,il re,li I01 nalr> is, OF railroad,
ard S4G6 257 hss of ,unr.y
viii conclude by bii,ily rccapiiularine
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-11

lY' The Washington correspondent Of
the Boston Alias writes that Gen. Cass
was deeply mortified at the failure Of his
intervention Speech, 10 make'so mnch as
ripple in the public mind. mo elaborate
effort (hc says ever fell more completely
srl born. Yet SO largely had Mr.. Cnas
counted upon sensation. that lie had
been at the expense to have copies of i in
New York before It's delivery. ana 1t is
said to have been even in type IN that city,
at the time he was delivering 1t in Wash
ington. That after all these preparations.
and with all this preliminary flourish, the
speech should have proved 50 heavy, and
excited so little attention. has not little
troubled him, and Is the principal cause Of
his present mopish detection"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-11

mics are forced to admit tlnt for the farnersand
travellers Il has superior"
Those " o havs undertaken 10 press
the enterprise of the road to New London
upon the public attention should not wea-
ny in their efforts. The subject is one Of
public concern. and viii command the
means to carry ii through, and il lis impo :
lance is justly weighed now. all that Is
required to execute The work viii be
speedily obtained.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.

KcspFclIuITv your OFT sotvarf.
CHAS. L. M. GARRETT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-11

- The Wings Of Aibemarle held n
meeting at Charlottesville. Monday the st
inst, and appointed fifty Delegates TO the
State Convention, called torthc lith April.
The following resolution was adopted BY
the meeting:
ReSolsed, That while the Wings Of Al
bemarle here assembled decidedly approve
Of and support the honest. ahl" and patriot
ic administration of Willard Fillmore and
would prefer his nomination for the Prrsi-
deney to any individual whose name has
been spoken of in Connection with the Of
fee. yet they stand prepared to give their
earnest and cordial support to any Irnr
al Liz who can conciliafc The favor Of the
people and beat orr political opponents in
tie Presidential Canvass Of 1852.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23

NEW PUBLICATIONS.

lust PUBLISHED, NEW EDITfoN.-"THE MAR
riage Guide A complete treatise the Natural isto
and Physiology Of tie Generative Func TONS the pr
yate OF married people those abont 70 and
tanning everything, Physiological Medical which they
require 70 know BY the celebrated author and ectu
rer, DR.. r. Holliek.
trre friends OF humanity but till such could not
be IL IL strictly moral and scientific but popular
and practically useul No person. 81 either should be
married TIL they have read this book
Also by the author book exclusively for yenta-
men, "the Male Generatiye System t7physoo and all
particularly that and unknown form
decay from which many become mbectle insane
die without knowing the cause with the Of preserving
or restoring the virile power 20 old age
Every should this book who has reached tho
puberty 1t will thousands OF young from
disease and nntiely DEATH and give hope and relief
thousands Of others given impotence aud despair.
Both these books contain all the discoveries by the
french and German Psychologists which known yet to
very few medical They well bound, and
nearly eco pages with beautiful colored anatom
oa plates There Other books like them IN the Eng
lsh language Thousands sold daily. .
Price dollar each. To be had Of all tho prime ipa
booksellers and newsvonders, from the pphlisher w
STRONG IS Nassau street, New York who will send cop 90
anywhere by Free receiving this money and address,
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STREET prrARTMENr. NO. l nA1L or RncoRps.-

STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RBCoRDs..
- Public notice is hereby given that the following petit
rrcsen ted the Boord of Aldermen-To
lay railroad in sndy streets from Abingdon street to
and Canal street, to lay railroad through
various from of Broadway and Fourteenth
street. through Ninth and Tenth to
street, lay railroad from Of broadway and Fulton
street through Church and other streets and Fifth avenue
Harlem river TO lay railroad from South ferry through
Greenwich street Ninth and Bloomngdae road to
Harlem rivers TO lay railroad from Of Canal street
Broadway through Wayerley place.
Fifth Noun. Norris squares to pave set curb
gutter and Tag four feet. through sidcwa Eleventh
avenue Thirteth Forty third street; maeada-
mize and build smbankment wall in Seventh from
Fifty ninth TO Seventysecond street, and gut
space four feet widc in Eighty street.
between Til rd and Fourth avenues.
Also, the following resolutonsTo repair Fourteenth
street sixth and Seventh avenues and raise and
relay eroEswaiks between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets erosswalk from the of Grand and Madi
streets OF Grand and Lewis streets; to flag
sdewak Second street. between First
ID; TO fence the vacant lot southwest of Broad
way and Fortyninth street. All persons having
objections thereto requested to the in
writing the undersigned, his office, before the
fourth day Of October next JOHN t. DODGE,
Sept. % 1862. Street Commissioner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23
ASTROLOGY.

A STROLOGY.-TO UNBEIIEvERS-
IA Doubt the shining stars, whose wondrous Light
Reveals all mysteries in the solemn night
Why do you doubtg Tho Bibles sacred page
Records the fact that many Pagan sage
Did in olden times predict events; and why,
II they spnke truth, should Christian sages lie
Roback, the Swede, descended from
Who knew each star that lights the realms Of space
Roback the Swede, by arts unerring laws,
Pictures the future; and each sketch he draws
Fate's hand fills up. Would you your future see,
Obtain from Roback n nativity.
of twenty thousand not yet has failed;
And those who magic sneered and rallied,
Now this wondrous counsellor Of kings
Can, by the stars, reveal fate's hidden things.
Oftwenty thousand natiyites cast by DrC W. ROBACK,
his arrival in this country, not has pro-
nounccd failure He invites all who in difficulty or
distress-who health forune-who the VIC
tins fraud-who have unfor-
tunate in love- unhappy in marriageto consult him at
his residence. No q White street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT;-To con-
~ tractorsSeaied proposals will received until Saur
day the 25th of September instant at oclock M at
back filing and rammng Of trenches for six inch water
pipes to be laid at Harlem in the following streets
lth street and through 18th street east to the marsh
being the whole about 800 feet In length The trenches
such part of the streets the water purveor
may direct be i've feet deep eighteen inches wide at the
bottom feet wide at tho top and to DO kept clear until
she pipes arc laid which will be done Y men employed
In layers exceeding inches in thickness with good
earth for the purpose and ram each layer thoroughly
OFFSET trenches will bc required where branches to be
laid Blank proposals will be furnished At this office and
price running foot for doing tho
wer including the cleaning streets Of all surplus earth
the satisfaction of the watcr puryeyor Payment viii
be made work the next regular pay day alter its
completion Tho bids must in all things conform TO the
poraton ordinances regulating contracts and be endorsed
As these ordinances require. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department
New York, Sept. To- 1852.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23
AGENCY.

yUORTHINGTON @. sNETHEN CONTINUES TO
w practice law In the Supreme attend 70 oases
before Congreso prosecute claims and settle accounts
against the Departments and Boards Of
procure patents ~ homo and abrosdo obtain
IN any part Of the United States and n iern
snd on bond and mortgage and TO negotiate the purchase
ha e OF ioans lands and patent rights In any STATE o
1s cases coming mp the United supreme Court On
Bnethep NO SCarro place Saptoj Iij r. c.,
viz EJECT With psonpt stsston,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23
CLOTHING.

CAST-OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTR
~ Ladies and gentlemen having cnst of clothing furn
ture to dispose Of obtain fair cash price, by send
subscriber his residence line through the
will be promptly attended to- Ladies' attended Mrs.
hon. NJ S. COHEN, No. G6 Elm street.
TAST-OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
Ladies gentlemen having clothing, furniture
jewery dispose of obtain fair cash sending
for the subscrbe at his residence through the post
dies attended by Mrs. Dusseldorf 10 Elm street.
L. NJ. DUSSELDORF
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ORPoRATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the occupant
eupan Of all houses and lots i'm proved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the following assessments have
completed by the and lodged in the Office
Of the Bureau Of Assessments examination by all per-
interested viz For regulating grading. and maca
Tho limits embraced by such emit include all the
several houses and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and
Om Eighth Tenth All persons whose interests
20 same either Of them requested to present
their objections in writing to the undersigned 81 their
once, No Hall Of Records within thirty days from the
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, ....,so-
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, A'eeeSoi''
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Sept
10, 1852.