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Bridgescate1' Paint,
FOR PLANTATIONS. STEAMBOATS,. RAILROAD CAR
DEPOTS. AND ALL 0II= DOOR PAINTING

4
DEPoTs. AND ALL OUTDOOR PAINTING.
e The Agents respectfully call the
the peculiar PROTECTIVE DURABLE QUALITIES OF TFIE
BRtDGEWATER PAINT. is of inealculae
water besides being han
public After being thoroughly in city, past
month"; the following local submitted the public
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST CLAIR THoMAssoN
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
s ns ab Bi4'f a the sa Ss'a a '
in IS + nv n aa and sn no
5 ii! ssys5 TIE hsS9 RI 6SFs IS PR I
" Ss%osan. December s,f Isi 81 liioAAsSo
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN. or
TOwBoAT PoRPoIsE.
haze used the BRIDGEwATER PAINT for which Mas c,
P CO are Agents on the hurricane dse Of the Teybs
vi FSPEs CONSTANTLY falling Las NJ EFFEa
IN about four weeks became PERFECT SLATE and
9s and ' GSp
ddPty recommend hs BRDGEwATER PAINT for the
w (sgnedl WS- BROWN, Captain OF Towboat Porpose
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
had DOCK painted BRIDGE
1aP fA 9d . m5 S Tho we @
q the PoRPoISE We cheerfull recommend said PAINT ST.
tsigned) HUGHES, vALLETT 4 THOMAS
Jp WHITNEY i'%l' co, LOCK '"f'
Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN N. B. ROBBINS. OF THE
SHIP LEODES.
have seen BRIDGEwATER PAINT on the decks Of
Vesseis
in various am confident will give satisfaction Fire and
PANT that can be applied 10 the decks OF Sailing Vessels well
tsigned) n. B. ROBBINS, Master ship Leodea
NewOrleans, january 81, 1885,
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH ~BENSEN, PAINTER.
have the BRIDGEWArER PAINT the past
brick and pasered buildings and single and rolls
and Instance has the fullest
From made
testify being PROOF AGAINST THE AFFECTS OF SPARKS
AND CISDERS and protection against leaks consider
door qaaey that paie1aIy Recommend for
So Il Southern climate. JOSEPH BENSON, Painter,
NewOoleans, February e. 1882 1872 Camp street
UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATE.
The Undersigned, Underwriters having confidence the BRIDGE
WATER PAINT for the single roofs buildings
will all times those fire risks where the Brigewaer
Paint used.
(sgned) L. MATTHEWS, Agent Sun Mutual Insurance Company
THOS. \. ADAMS President Ores. Mutual -
EDW. OGDEN, Agent General Mutual
A. BROTHER President Home Mutual
JOHN PEABERTON, President Merchants
]. M LAPEYRE, President NuwOreans
CHaS BRIGGS, Liverpool d London
sAM'L f. ASHTON, Agt. Delaware Mutual
In addition the above testimonials (Which sufficient
the ncreduous of quait) the Agents have
their possession certificates from parties the North which
application their office which
Col H. TaIeot NewYork Arsenal r. Smith,
Quartermae Military Academy
Oliver H. Lee late Superintendent now Secretary the Hudson River
Railroad Company, etc, etc.
G. C. BoGERT & CO., 10 Camp street,
Agents for the States OF Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Texas
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Banks.
scllOoners.
Fifth P,GeT Counr sGGGSsoS ,s OF THE LATE JOEL
RY VIRTUE Of an order Of sale rendered

F on PST sH Gff9N E the 44Tr JOEL
RY VIRTUE Of an order of sale rendered
February 90 s5f to directed by the Honorable the Fnh
st Coori Of in the above entitled matter will proceed
street, etwrgg cNarr's and Royal THURSDAY,
K a., II @gi,s aIfs HOUSE LOT OF GROUND
rsS%r'o" s s' ""fs a s5rn i s ss
aSI Suburb ST. Mary above tbs city, and DESIGNATED M The No
R h P wn Gsy % N S now S 90 Sf ' IS
s lot measures = fee, inches and lines front Tefouptoua
the Zine df from Sa I Isa and sSi set 10 h nce n
90 Thu anlyiieG OF GROUND with the tul-
= a a s "3 F e. "@i vs Ss @ nc Sa 5an,
Nsw leyee Lafayette, Commerce and ,oi streets
Ill., @ n pS s rs @ S"e sS Sa en So a
@ y o Q" Gomm r1 s nsS a II S n " dns an"
b. side adjoining No. O. and 80 feet inches depth
TO-. The UNDlyIpED HALF OF A CERTAIN NEGRO MAN
TS Hssr he ' Ga 30 Sf"ss Stock Of the GAS
4, G ,ht TRACT q lamp situate
NV oan ." ont Nf', s % Oa a s ae0Ts t tS
' Tenn n%HsTrs mrI,n front said ayo BY IS arpcts
lsrs f S t. r s'as', + s
$EEThS TRHcT q h%SD .i,ee in the ia Parish
frer knoRn by thu anc of the i p fa T gR a. lastly """S
@ sr sht lis sd l"isrss, Of ISsl small
hi,a S% s @ ed joel ' sma vs. ys Il my
'hia being No. 1882, said judgment being appended from
Ttmt'1 hon on The spot Sheriff sA y rs EFT FRERET
FounFyis7n,cr cornT AtGusrEKrDEAuy HIS CREDITORS
BY RTUE of an order of sale rendered Jan
1 fgarS s5e directed by the Honorable Fourth
III % R "%ys Of n ~P Ft,ny Il
r' S',sG c"rirs aud Royal streets on SATURDAY, 9TH March,
SIDRAccouNTs ETC., dive the inso list which
aTfr" % Il" . % H Il. Ss'ti he time am" place sale
Tern" IS. c@ aI the spot. IhMEs ?. FRERET,
,r,f GE GkwpGaSs ~ TliE RIGHTS oE pLAINmTFs II
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ADAM AND EVE IN PARADISE,
Representing the TEMPTATION EXPULSION pnined for
for Charles France. These art which are
acknowledged to be the finest exhibited
exhibited III New York and other cities
eleven Europe, the million
persons.
- Open from till Brilliantly Illuminated every
evening. -
a Admission the whole week, Fifty Schools admitted on
libsr terms.
n The respectfully informs
ORIGINAL PAINTINGS in
this city in january,
- A description given evening n has-rast
A Of the Nrlles be sannat ahnor
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HoHRBlr-A letter from Florence describes the conii-
on OF affairs n.thn country frigtul in the extreme
recent instance is mentioned by way of illustration
young man who had married mlliuer of the town had
been to spend the day with his bride in the suburbs
turning at night. the couple met and insultcd by
three Austrian soldiers who said that they. the Aus
tian the masters of the country, they should do
what they pleased with the young woman Accordingly
they e! upon the husband. beat him into of in
eensibity, and carried the young into II field.
where she the next morning found dead
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24
Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LIRERPOOL
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Tuesday Morning February "a, 1852
COTTON-The Cambrias accounts induced factors to
yield another I'D yesterday in consequence of which
buyers came forward freely and took 5000 bales.
WenOw quote as follows
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Making the capital stock Aforesaid twenty-five thousand dollars.
Article T. Tint the Commercial said
% nay ne over Jointly or yerny. to transact all business and
a 2 saul Company subject 70 the supervisory control Of Board of
e iefnt Of the aforesaid Firm shall be Chairman, unless
wise determined by III. Stockholders. The
H. A. Wright and said Board shall he elected annually thereafter
meeting OF the Stockholders held January
each Year between the hours Of o'clock and O'Clock
der No y Of three stoekhodrs be named
duty ne President and Board Of Control super
vision of the affair OF the aid Company purpose
mi ef on ne rst Monday Of January OF each the Office
M Aee or Managers tins city and shall month there
alter at the plaee during the their
y"eie1 by Death or other 10 their body the Board of Con
li sal choose from the Stockholders person persons
n such vacancy and who shall until the annual election
Board Of Control The Stockholders The Managers shall
Keep bound books record all the
th well tnll of the expenditures
aid company and they shall exhibit The
l "i ot' an explicit and deid statement of the affairs and
ns of the h company if there be- shall he divided
time Of ec exhibit the Stockholders proportion the
1ns Of the sa hereby fixed at the rate of e
pr ee@, on the gross receipt of said Company
Art a That The annual meetings Of the Stockholders shall
ae the first Monday each published
thirty days of the newspapers city meetings the
this expedent for the
nnt q the atn Of said and that all
vote Of the Stockholders shall be taken, ench share a
Art 9Th That said company shall hive in
froed The name Of said company, with suitable
M Oh That at the of The which the said
decide the President Board Control proceed up and
by the shareholders.
AND in conclusion before named in cona
o OF the aforesaid auatns. agreements
and "stat shr BY the articles Of limited
purposes herein mentioned and that effect only
Done and passed office, the city aforesaid
Eight Hundred and Fifty Two, in presence Thaari and
William j. Clements, competent both residing city who
have erenHo signed their with said parties
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AUCTION SALES.
BY r. FERNANDEZ 4 WHITING.

BY r. FERNANDEZ & WHITING
M EDNESDAY, February %, at 10 o'clock,
w Wn be sold suction in the Brick Dwelling
street. Canal
AN ASSORTMENT OF SPLENDID MAHOGANY FURNITURE,
Plate Doors Marble Pier Tables Bnrean
and 5ideoads French Plate Mirrors Brussels Carpets
lot Of SlyerSare to-.
i "a, q . vrrpx,r1-pv
TArToac eaiau ff.
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NOT1CE.-The subscriber has this day estab-
lished hmseif in the FURNITURE ANDGESERALACCTtoN
bTsiNEss at the old sand No 81 CA ALP STREET and respectful
sos the patronage his friends and public.
promptly attended and
RICHARD NJ. MONTGOMERY Aucti6neer 81 Cam ltTeet.
Eewtrleans, February Is, 1864. M
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MILLINERY AND FANCY.


q. FNle, Tl'., ) Co.,
u MAGAZINE STREET,
IL Wholesale Dealers n Imported
FANCY AND STAPLE SILKS,
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
STRAW GOODS etc.,
MILLINERY ARTICLES, LACES,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, EMBRoIDERIES,
RIBBONS, GLOVES,
FEATHERS, PRINCES,
TRAININGS, BONNErS, etc. etc,
large complete every ne Of tho
which they respectfully
of the wholesale generally.
c. YALE, JR CO., Magazine street,
ly3p bytween Common s,repts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

SHor.-A named Bates shot and killed near
Dover Tenn few days SINCE while attempting to resist
an officer who had warrant for his arrest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

Ban. RrtEs.-somc important rules regulating the
practice of the Court in receiving bail have been esta
lshed by Judge Carter, Of Cincinnati. One is that,
ring the session of the Commercial Court applications
Cor bail must be made in writing in open Court In
tion they must be made to single Jug" In every
the name Of the individual imprisoned. the crimes
charged in the mittimus by whom committed. the amount
and of the security must be set forth
Testimony by affidavit otherwise. will also be required
TO sltsy the COURT the suicency of the surety
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English, French and American Cali
Goes;
A complete assortment Of Encli,h.
Grrul,n and French Hosiery
Superior white and colored SILK
Hose and Half Hose.
GLOVES AND NITTs.
Buck Channels, Kid. Cashmere. SILK.
| Filoselti and FiIe,. Of every de.
seriptiou.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED

mi, First NIuncpalty eng" Municipality: "rns,
Third Municipality The LEFT hand figures indicate the tie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

ned: GREEN. HARDING 4 Co. ; hv Samuel s. Green;
:. j. C. CONVERSE;
=. F.. s KEEP PIP. Jas. ]. Bard
CADY 4 HOLMES by VIM. Holmes:
>. J. NJ. RELF d Co. by J. NJ. Relf
MOMENT. COOPER d Co; by W. Cooper
=. l.. NJ. BALDO;
>. j. H. CARTER:
:. WASH. JACKSON, Jr.
WRIGHT. WILLIAMS & Co; by II. NJ. Wright.
j.. DURANT DA PONTE;
=. r. b. SYKES;
:. BERNARD MAGLONE;
=. John ARMSTRONG;
Ed B. JENkiNS; by procuraiion Louis liver:
:. JEAN c. THEARD;
WIN. ]. CLEMENTS.
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hereby certify that the foregoing the original
the records of my office. =
In witness Whereof grant these
and seal at the city Of NewrIean this nth day February
E., L, Mott prh
Mortgages for this citv and parish
tiff that The foregoing net has this day been office
partnerships book folio SIS EMILE WILT.
Newt 24th, t91n,h
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

SiilpiA hL'i t-lllpiiE lily hlhi If sAt
ton and fiarre, IN assortment of r
AND STAPLE DRY G0uDS, hers
and recherche style, which he now {
to his numerous patrons at very re
part of the following, viz:
Super Broche Antique Silks;
Colored Armure Silks;
Striped Tafeta Silks;
High colored plain Pault de Sole;
Black Brocade Faconnte,
Extra rich and Emhroid'd Faconnee
Changeable and Chene Faeounee;
Embroidered Damask and plair
Poult de Sole;
Extra rich Changeable and Chame
leon Poalt de Sole;
Small plaid high colored do, 70
misses;
Marcellines and Florences, of ever
shade and color;
White and colored Satins;
A few pieces superior heavy h'arl
and colored waIered Poult Dc Soh
Colcred Silk yelvets;
Rich Chen6 Satin striped and plail
Cashmere i'Eccsse;
French and English Meriuos, Nous
selines de Lame and Alpacas, sole
coiors, of every variety Of shade
Plain, striped and plaid Poplins;
Superior black and colored plain and
figured Canton Grapes;
A large assortment OF white and
colored embroidered and plair
Grape Shawls, some extra rich;
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CfSCINSATiPer Spears bls -four 5000 lbs rok
Kegs lHrd and suniries Taylor 4 cassidy.
kENItcklper Richardson's boat 1000 lbs pork, bbls lard
do po'Atoe no do beef 800 sucks on Taylor Cnslly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

NEW G0ODS-P. W. WOODLIEF, No. Is
Cares has received steamships Winfield Scott,
Union and Empire City and by the sailing packets from New B9s
STAPLE DRY GOuIS
style which he WHOLESALE
his patrons at reduced prices. The stock
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE THE DAY CRESCENT
Tuesday Morning, Februar a 1852
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Br ship Wallace, Morton. Liverpool, fghtou Rankin
III ship Ch"Mn Scott, Liverpool p Maxwell GGc
ship frmountain i.-A, Liverpool, Gfuey & Lowell
lurk Midas, Jordan, Richmond, Siaste,
Brig Syiphidc, Parker Clmaes, ] Alexander
srl,r Pauline, Stlies, Savannah NJ Harrison Re,
Ser VIM Fettas, West ST MARKS and Newport, Rogers
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VIZ leave FRIDAY, February n. O'Clock p. IT,
ESOR YAZ0O CITY, SATARTIA -
IL yICKsEpRG, WARRESToN, NEW GARTH Jsisg.s n
AGg GE:ASb GuLF RoI,SEY, WATERPROOF szassss15ak
HUDSON BATON ROUGE, PLAQrEsilNE, DoNALpsoNvlLL LILLE,
and all ndIngs on the Friday ytkturg
Packet ST JAMESib-
packet ST. JAMES Joseph Phelps rs leave rs aoye
For freight apply
I. d. SMITH, "a F,yiras street,
There VIII be clark the Leve eay Wednesday, morning TO
cfiv@ freight '0r the st lahes fae4
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nR BANNING,s CELEBRATED no
zAR. E. CRANES SHOULDER BRACE AND
SHERMAN's PATENT ELASTIC sHoUL-

~ DER BRACE-Sosp ONLY AT 10 ST. CHARLES srREKr;noh
Chested the SocP Round shondered the Brace value
we'll to health habit
t5- Abrxs rs Naysles ST. mhl4
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LIVERPooLPe ship Wallace 1891 bales cotton, $3.50 aks
LIVERroolper ship Chiefan 2292 bales cotton, 10 ties talow.
LIVERPooIe-Per ship Trlnountain: 1909 bales cotton
RlCIIMoNDPe bark Midas hhds SIS bbls moasses
SANANSA-Pcr schr Pauline: los cks hams.
lard IL hb OIL n bbl hds 1888 bl whisky 100 Dbl
flour, 100 bNs candles 5 els rope.
ST MARKSPrr sr VIM r Pettes hhs sugar, bbls ou
bbs mousses potatoes cor
l62 bSs mdse, l9s bNls whisky,
CHAGRFS-prr Lri pS Bal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-09

NEAR BROOKLYN, HALIFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
|EyIIE Will commence the hS uay o
February 1853 In addition 10 the usual Egish branches
Mathematics Latin Greek French and Spanish VIII be Thoroughly
taught. c p,;,
Terms tuition scholastic year OF ten months: for English
branches Greek and advanced Mathematics sSO
French and Spanish, additional charge OF So ;.
respectable families lot ~ Per
month";
We great pleasure informing the public that we hare
The Barksdae aud while We o tue re
onsbry important often aoued
and frequently obge personal friend or get rid OF an ufge
vet in the present assure those he
education, that capaby puncua'i and sond alsep
line form qualifications good teacher MT
preemncny qualified lie has been teaching IN this elgho3r
years. and has given perfect satisfaction 10 an WIZ
have pa,ronzed Ia pronnucIng Mr. BaEsdale Sch" one
the ORDER sustained BY the hGh standing thosg
his pupils who have yet entered College have maintained W
order which prevails School and the genera De
por,nen OF his scholars show hm be OF the best
rians. ROBERT u. JEn.n'"S'
Or no-cwaw BEVERLY BARKSnALE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-09
TILE ELECTION

But few additional have been received since
las, issue. The only States doub, Kentucky and
Tennessee In North Carolina the whig ticket gains the
wg for governor In August but the probability s that
the State will give about 2U00 mIJorty for Pierce. The
Charleston papers Of the 5h contain by lec
graph from East Tennessee, which seem indicate some
small gains for Scott in tia. quarter. From Kentucky
Thing been heard las, ISSUE The Georgia pa
pers bring sufficient show the regular demo-
cratic ticket that State will have majority uil
others. This is signal triumph
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-09
tTORAT, MAJORITIES

Here we see The uphcaving CT general ground swell
from Maine 10 the mouth of the Mississippi.
Two States Vermont and Massachusetts of all the proud
galaxy that carried General Taylor riumphany through
States alone remain. Had Mr. Webster lived doubtless
poor little Fcracn the solitary Wing lhat never
se,s-the North of the Wing party-would have stood
SOLITARY and alone "he lone star" of Scott end Graham
BY the beard Of the prophet but this is wonderful wnkit
tornado-it is miraceit ID rcvoluon- is great
reYouliUn-bul by acclamaliOn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-09
HERE YOUR REMEDY:

~; pa:cs cure Of Bed Legs elsT 4S years suffering
NrRtcr Letter ,r William Gipn, OF ~, saint ~
~ =: ,:s;'es w. .pru'h, dated May l0'h 1851.
lathe a. oi Is nv WIFE (who is 6,) caueh,s vioan,
wc il her legs ,ud since that TINE ihey nave
1s months lusrher she deprived entirely oi res
,r Every remedy ha, medical men advised was tree ou
elect he. sa offered severely aud the state OF her legs
'sa had read your ana uuvlssu nsv
a p,vrd useess she consented 10 DO sc she eon
s ago and strange 10 reiaieis now 10 s1ou
ssubra Could you have witnessed the sugernss OF my
mag the years and contrast, Them with hef h
lu tih you wou! indeed cel delighted IN having oeen
(sisnsi) wM. GILPlN.
THIRTY YEARS STANDING
of a Mr. William Aoh Builder OF Gas Ovens, Of
Rusaciiie, near iiuadefsied, dated MAY Sls' ISL
Holloway:
Il s"esyd period Of thirty yeaIs irSn had.eg the re
rburlc sympoms had eeouscto variety 81 medical al,
sor tcI"ng any benefit, amt was even told that The leg
eS 10 isu 40 ms rS ha ss w
lad witnessed il, would credit tie eiact. .,,, nm,
tSgn.d,) WILLIAM Abhs.
o nls statement, can ts verified BY Mr. " r. England,
aa,,', iS Marie, Street, iiud,!ershed.
/ DREADFUL nAn BREAST CURED IN ONE MoNiu
tact Lett sr Frederick Turner OF fenhurs hcE
dated I,eccnhcr 18th, iSou
Professor Holloway:
S-M, wife had Suffered Dad Brsasts for moe than
iurrc :hc whole period had the beet medical at.
20 m use Having before healed an awu wound In
*h yo"r n'edleine: @ & IS
aaais "a did So Tor in less than month pGtec. eue
=, lUG, shear really astonishing row strongly
"h''"H ,t".i 30 all my friends. ,,-n>.,,
. tei-url1 FREDERICK IUkNLR
P sgcpI n. used Win the Ointment most si
,!ua!ts cascs:-
u 80 Co.ns, [soft) Rheumatism
1. .''eaS- Cancers Scads
Contrac ted and S,in Sore Nipples
"s JOINS Sore rhroats
'. 'a'ses an,! Ee;hauiiasis skin Diseases
-a.,p.i Fisiu!as ScurSy
nas Gau, Sore Heads
"' Gianiuar Swellmgs Tumours
~. JumpaeO Ulcers
Z, 80 ii"tf- Fla. Wounds Yaws
o. ' opris,n PA Strand (near Temple Bsr0 London,
eye,d. v.n,ors OF pa;cn, Medicines throughout the
i as ty !os. of;le United States in Pots and Boxes
: r"ns and 81 20 each. Wholesale by the principal
tW ne Laion; and BY Messra. A. B. a. d. SANDs New
4.,.l : hoNSEf. 81 Maiden Lane, New York
ei! considerable saving in taking the larger sizes
ioihe guidance of Patients, axsd 10 each
May l9-cw&dly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-09

Democratic gain,
From the San,emoni En.uIrrr, vi" u
NASSEMOND ELECTIONS.
The elections in hi. county exhibit sth"S @''h "r' "
yoe of The inst poll when John r. koy snrcrs II; .I
majority o 6S The majority against PIer" an" Air@ -
lr us we can learn, will exceed ~. TINS . Ha''l
,iorous triumph, and NAV well bc hailed a. 'ih"-f =
,rter state of affairs We will give Tie ms"riH"- a "'''
precinct, follows:
Hargrovrs-3 for Pierce and King.
Chucxatuck- 20 for Pierce ana ng
Sutf,lk- 90 :pr Sr"tr md G'"hoi
Hodges Sh ,p-50 for Pierce and King
Holy Ncck-05 Tor Pierce and ns.
sumcrtur- go tor Scott and GrananI.
Cypress Chape-l6 for Pierce and hhg
81 far as heard from the counties IN NoEh I'rn''
erIDg upon the ScaOOad and Rcanphc kn,iro.t. q 3D.
reased ina jori;rs upon the vote "i G""@'n't ~
& ing leaving no doubt that the Old NT.i Hi"t = 80 ,
~ an overwhelming msjJr,y for IA" gallant aln"j''' r
ara of our party Thus has gone "ii"!" Lt,'H.-
Nine times nine cheers for rc:cc King mi nc cons5-
tion as IL s.
From the winches,er vrs,nlar E.r1 ~ ,.-,.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-09
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
,rBLISHEp DAILY AND SEMI WEEKLY,
!, .:.;IIiA:f F. Il THOMAS EITCEIE, JR.
I'll, II ii -.

TERMS:
Dsiy PAPER dollars per annuT and al the rao OF
taken for shorter period than one year For inc
fge dollars yer and ttrec dollars Tor SIX n
81. IN advance be ;'li ~ The once or Tei;i'H .!
=. sx 1nl!ar- ter Il, the end OF the year. , ma
,nrs "a his Office nav be remed per mail! III e"u J, s
ss Baak noyes The risk OF the Editors re is i i,er is
ry ,sji by ths sr;:crS The postage OF Nhse 81 80,
j. III ,nv account 10 the Il is the on p
a. extensive business, which operates as SctouS'aN i
TERMS OF ADVERTISING. !;
,11r u,yS .SQllRER:-furT TEN lines or Tess hfs' ~
fy cent?. and every succeeding insertion twenty-five Se.
nor. n week a thrc" times week, lhlrJ'
half cents for cac.i inser ion after the first
uiiy d"afs iof inlrty lines ana IN
f,r greater length; exc "pt 'cry
'an auctio,c.rs car:ei $780, tpape 'ncludei)
fTf SIMl.W EEkLY-fr TRN lines, or less, fret insertion
= -. .or .nrI continuance 81 CENTS
s frrm distance must he accompanied with the advance
Y ,t;sy,,orv references. 70 insure execution.
M fIu0ri and iha:cs VI respect, exceeding sigh haes
= .~s,L for a, advertisements.
i1srugr.cS and Marriages from the country, whenever
hlua. writing unknown TO US, mtS s ~
..:inu OF Postmaster III the nvishh"rheo.' t'o!
hs puyl!sIcl Every measure. that HIS o.ch idke 20
"rcS,io.s Quizzes has, hereoior proved Hhavang
h.r.o,c upon sucl cuinmunlcaln:- s,eias
he POSTMASTER trri:i,n the hack of thcirWr.