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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
Snvryy H1Ts.-WARNocKs, Hatters

,sund sentleeI the time h1 arrived for putting On
1smner Has; and In anticipation thefeo they have pre-
800 an but select zrsimenL consstng In part
al the unrvsed french gray Beaver the Rocky Mountain
white Beaver ths so Felt Hai Of white, cream pink
rear blue and corn color Of beautiful models the Panama
eusyssu Brazil Manila Sonnet and other Straws, OF d.
ir.bl@ qualities No ls Broadway, Irving House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

n IL ia re- ally amusing to witness VIC
- - am. ZEN pofsfies TO sustain tner wsn'ns
Poor .fems" VI The TroEns ssay y .os'
W. "a, sorne az them 50 lavish Win tn.ir Isas
- mo ~ - us AZ or new store, No 81 Chshanst-
- cbsnb- will ny ana hres ooT sat y pear op
tn.- ipelIect or rather will tell him tae rssssn
or ns "a ,of snppy ,ur Customers with peonv tsas-
49, zen, pufs on one Of dab bpsveTsit is not so
N l..v.s red ,tr~ak around hs forehead md sets
spou 10 ca rry " the contrary as 800 as
~ go. M. b. has no further fsapresto he 10 COOL
TAX sbvut eoores eut some sugar ana MILK o 1oe quo
:, sup and IL IL dou's ice cream II VIII make
soneties Else So "Items" fyou neve Seen ham,
bps1 IL 10 buyios hat which ohs5 you 70 use IAN call
an us we will pve You tfty cone 'or IT. aud sell you
bet thai i give what you sadly want TN. hot wsstn
- -, .co.iress snd ideas" RAFFERTT LEAsk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

~ The Tribune is served in this City, Brooklyn Will
hsmsbuIgh and Jersey CITY for H week payable
the carriers Names sent through the PostO ce or Penny
Post will be promptly placed upon the CarrierS books
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
~ RAY a. ADAMS, Holsters, No. SO

Broadway furnish the "Ne plus ultra Of Zephyr Under
sh,rs Thee Justly esteemed garments promote both =
besltb and comfort Of the An eectual end gentle
Absorbent of persprsOD admirably suited 70 the present
period Of usnsoD ON the col" OF early spDg ~ tne neat
elastic and duabe and point of economy the market al
frds pope cheape- American Hosiery ana UnderGarmens
M.nnf.croyx No Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
A Man ron THE PgopLE-WHO Is

A MAN FOR THE PEOPLE, WHO Is hE
DAVIS 10 be SURF the proprietor Of DAvrss R.Hvsss;
fol ,roufb Nv sfipe upon the roots and producing
IsuI. and h, st6v SETON Price 5" c-rts per e'ttle foI
.,s :, ,ha Gns,al Dep0 No sos Grand st. and At No ~
Ryosdxsv No Ig Wsshinst0n-st No. 163 HudsOn-st no
i97 R,werx sd No Ill Houston-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

~ THE WING ALMANAC for 1882 contains the complete
for President In 1874 and l8i8 For at this Office
Price 2t 1t be obtained In Baltimore, at Bur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
SOMETHING NV IN SUMNER COATs AT

JENNINGS Co's-A new stvle Of summer business and
travelling Goats utrOduc,d by thspOpuar firm
which IN cot hD suspssses thing Of the tnd that
has been procuced this The coat Is OF fine single
med CASHMERE Of alight cool color add ow,s its ex1u
site u ape the genius Of young cutter in the establish
nen who has tho Of artist and the Necessary
cha sica skill realize his ideas The business world
is invited 10 examine this beau ideal of
Coat hch may be promo nced the most dashng and dsn
que affair o. kind that the well known house OF
JENNINGS Co has turned out IL harmOnzes beau
tifu, wi the styles of summer Vests and sumner
PaDtsos Those who pre- clothes made to measure TO
selections from the fashionable rady-made stock be
su piled with superb in few hours w. T. JENNINGS
l. Co. No. 2Sl Broadway, American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
WoMrN's R,eYrs-A STA

AMONG THE LADIES" 0oRHAn Ohio, June l6 Mr.
LYoN-Desr Sir: -Four LADIES' met 10 store yesterday
each wanting your KsharoD for the Hair had but one
bottle left The squabble which ensued for this one wa
truly magnificent had TO clear the counter for personal
safety. Send me six dozen immediately j. DIXON The
ladies of NswYoIk be supplied by any Of Druggists
at 25 ceDts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
HAIR DYE AND WIGs.-BATcHELoR's

Manufaoory for these articles celebrated in all Pars OF
the World; persons wishing light elegant and durable
/. pied Ia sure suarsntee or sold Wholesale Retail
At No Wall a. Copy the address beware Of limitations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
ey Gouk.up's LIQUID Hair Dye is,

without exception reservation, the very bert sver In
rented: equally celebrated Is GOURAUps Medicatod soap,
Tor curns pimples freckes salt rheum, hesb- te
ter salownes tan, roughnesa 10 Poadre Subtle up-
rooss hsir from any part ~ the body Liquid Rouge hiy
wbite and Hair 6Ioss at 81 wakerst- near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
V ANDREWS 81 LANpHiER, Merchant

ailors nave removed from No. 20 No 6l7 Broadway,
(rswsters Marble Budings between Houston and Beeok
srsts where they prepared furnish articles 10 then
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
Hr.n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is moth

HEAD RkFRIGERAToRS.-l mere IN no0u-
ing better ks.J bead cool than ons kNoks hocy
Mount ain ReaseI she de nsno 9r u Is tnJ J -
IN, stool mar. e is excessive and .soiiy Improving
All who love comfort wish TO pr"set sp
,a.,.nce .Io1o ,yifhouf secure RocAy Nom am
~ ,s, fsshio able arcle KNOX IL It No lZ
H.ls..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

II Housekeepers and others in want OF
Redoins Beds,esSs sc would no well 70 cal at WIZ
LsEps old established Wareroomx No 10 ChsihAnst7
corner Of Muber st. where msy BE- found The lsrEsf As
korfnent nrtirles bis line offered 70 tae Pt9c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
GyN,N Up Observation-Disclosures the

inteYsuy In the navigation OF broadway caused oy
ENIN frds that the Of uptown custom overcoming
All ents makes lie TO his Bazaar That n0hlng
NAV BE- waiting bis part meet this pursuit OF fAshon
and eeesnce under difficulties he s continually importing
new stylss Of chdren ladies' walking riding and
dress hats obdes fancy hats fancy articles Tor the toe
lie &C. from the first houses in Paris -,
GrsIn,s Bszs.r No SIS Broadway, St Nicholas Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

~ CRIsTADoRo's celebrated Liquid
Hair DYE for Coorfns the air Whiske nssntsr
natural principles and wsranted free from all causte sub
Il applied daily, and sold wholesale and retail 81
CRIs1ADoRo's Wig ans Scalp Establishment No. Aston
House ". B-Privsts rooms for applying the Dye ana
ettine on Wirs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
CkAY, DAAs AN 0 CREAM Color BEAVER

H.rs-BIRD corner Pine and Nassau sts will introduce
The summer style Of GentemeDs Hat, on Tuesday, May
2h In addition TO the ysre above mentoneo we
several styes OF soft fur Has OF various shades OF
fr securing 70 the the Perfection OF comio ano
sonvenieD together with an ample STOCK OF newest
q Panama and Straw Goods ,,, -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
r. CANTRELL, No. 1876 Bswery, las

sisted BY the well known firm Of LABoYTEAUx SON. for
merv Il Broadway, confident Of is ability TO give perfect
ssct"D takes pleasure in inviting the attention Of ladies
to his Of French Slippers Caters. Boots Bus
Aims Ties &c also to his beautiful Linen Cater for Sum-
mer for which he Is bav large CALL and selling at
the low charge of twelve shihingL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
wCbecked Linen for Ladies Travelling

dresses Printed Linen Chidens dresses fine white sld
ocy Barpsley Dnls for gentemens and boys PaDtsoons
figured STAR Crash very heavy in various patterns ell just
received Der the steamer dropa at the NewYok Linen
Hall JEo. DAVIS < Co, No. $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

~ There are "stars" in all professions,
and taste skill and genius are generally the foundations OF
their celebrity l. Il much 10 hat these qualities
added 10 dusiy snd puncnsty have Piven GREEN, NO
Asor House. reputation for making the best fitting and
most IL gsni Shirts the United Stat and sending
them hnme invariably az the promised hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

GEN. SCoTT AND GEN. PIERCE.-Fine
Portr of these dsng candidates for the Presiden
cy together with hkent a.s of Webster, Fillmore GAGS
Clay Calhoun and many Others who have passed from the
leri,s Nos 2Os and aO7 Broadway. cor. Faltonst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

CAkPkTINes, sc. - SMITH q LoUNs-
sEny, Ne as Pear-st, have In . complete szd
dexrshle esortDent OF SpkisS SryLEA which they
Offering at the 6llowlns very reduced pnces;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
A COMPLETE REVOLUTION IN PRICEs

A COMPLETE REVOLUTION IN fRlCEs
or FLook. COVERING Ooly think OF buying new and
besuinl Eossh Tapestry Brassels Carpet for 81 per
YARD 'nstrue HIRAM ANDERSON. No 80 30 very, u
ao selling floor Oii-Cloths At 26 81, SO and Three
Div csrpsis sie 70 < beautiful Insrsin Carpets ite 5c
BE. &c, and T5c. Heath, 81; Windw Shades 7Sc per
pair hais Drug<et Table Covers Mating etc for about
one-bslf their real value.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

"Truth will out and it is impossible 10 suppress 1t
the emotions which control the hearts of men viii have
vent, and both fae and rcked 10 check their VI
teonce" n. 7. Express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

~ FowLERs & WELLS, Phrenolosists
sad Publishers Clinton Hall No Isl Nasssast, New.Ysri
and No washpetop-St Rasfon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

RicH CAkPETiNGs.--PETER &
HunrHREY, No. S7s Broadway corner Of Whitest, have
juat received direct from the European manufactures
late arrivals from EarOpe large and elegant tmont OF
eh hossc Velvet and Tapestry Csrpetns surprising any
thing before in this country; patterns entirely new
exclusively own aud Tor sale fall 10 per cent les than
other stsres selling similar sooes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

Applications for the pun base Of territorial Rights or e
the Anphlster hineS may be made at the .ce Of III
Committee. NO. Waren-st ,Se~-York
ELISA WmrrLESEY, President
p T. RARNuM, General Manager.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
SUPERIOR SHOES AND GAITERs.-There

II Excellent Tea and Coffee, whele
sale and RETAIL at w. p MooDY Co.'s Tea Warehouse
No. 1872 Cbathsmst, opposite the National Theatre The
delicious Black Tea drank, came from thus IS
tsbsbment and ony Al per ID THIS Tea was imported
expressly for family use, in and TO- cangers and IA and
40 n. boxes
EorAN PIANos.-HALLET DAVIS IL
Co.'S unvssd Pianos with without their much improv
ed EOisn being the desirable Piano in large
assortment Uf New-York Pianos. Second hand Pianos
Pianos to let Dealers supplied on liberal terms GoULD&
BERRY. No. 2e7 Broadway.
~ Dagaereoypes of the finest tone,
Admired by all efused by none
Are taken daily, without the le sst delay,
At HENDERSON s, Bowery aud SOL Broadway
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06

s7IRGiSIa-l laoysr ct:ui; c'lT JtalaT AIM, ,:.or.
f;-1-.r ~ pnw., Ei,os DtJa.,
viii, ,!r siI .nle. Sepi-n Pu!ian 'cs q. r''"''
rulia.n and Eli= .befh and Ss:cy uhian'
, uoe. will of stephen L. ruan "e@ w
defeadans ;.Gs,d,n, IL lhin
m ~ !cEeteJ then by like consent came on 20 &c
;,I on The bill comp anan;s, the answer o. tae W. ,s
a nj ,. ll:4 their guardian AL Item VIA !e'
r.o and EXHIBITS and arsnec oy c"nn4s OF e
,rio whcrc, tie dnh order hat the Complainant s
rnors OF stephen Pulisu, decd lender b1'o' n.
,n,. Of This accounted their ac;ins nt' uoi
minis aor4 aiorcsaa ma: the sai - ,,,s.
y "a nos Likc all thr debts due i!oh e
trs.re said order which he s oiec!ru - ,
aud before him. ey pup r four
wspsI er puosnrJ Of Richmond nhce ,h n,.
u cessiYe weeks an ny posting cory this , ar ar
,o,r Of ,br C,ur oue OF county; and ha' nf 'D
.ouot of All the of said estate, GIsfhnhasi,
n s.n.tye ci-5-. and repor - it a ] az -, y,
ter rspecislly stated csen.S pertinent ey "'"' " '
50 stated b, any party copy-leSx, x,y n WINSTON D. C.
,,r;.. n.ros,ed in foregoing decree are hsreny %
ns ~ y,,n jIoykine Tavern, IN Inc upper Gnu vi
,n the Isl DAY March next, II 10 oc'oeH.
E. nv roysa perform eie due rsiuI ~ 49,
III roe. ,af an creditors OF Stephen l. rhia''
- ss Lao oe a. The same time and fiacs ~
har aims sanst Of the said deterrent VIII ~
| necessary sustain WEN. ,yo n yyISSTOS u. G.
! jan 2O-ow&w ~ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06
RiLLs SSED.
PaSsED.
bill ~ incorporate the Rocsingham Mutual Insurance


4 bill 81 incorporate the Rockingham Mutual Insurance
Company;
4 biz 10 incorporate the Piedmont Srrings C"rpanyi
bill to incorporate the town uf Mon. Ross In the enan.
- ri E.smortlant:;
A b 10 ncorpnrate the Portsmouth Insurance Company
Various bills then read second time.
Mc. WALLACE from the committee Oh Banks. presented
A bill 10 incorporate Tie Virginia Savings institution;
\ bill Incorporating the Mechanics Bank 81 PirSer4ou'S
ani
4 report against the oXpcdency Of allowing The Poris
r:nurh Savings Fund Society, to issue notes.
On melton OF Mr.. DAWSON, the House adjourned
NOTE DY THE REPDETER
In rero, of the proceedings OF the Houss Of Dele
gates Of Tuesday, (Feb 81 omitted TO state that the
House refused ny large majority 10 take up the resolutions
n relation TO the distribution Of the proceeds OF The pubic
lands.
Mr.. lHropEs stated hrt as the remark which ne made
ycseray in relation 10 the gca,lcTnn from Hanover having
OCCUPIED whole day last winter In the discussion on The
public lan has; found il. into the newspapers he would
voluntarily say that it merely yfn remark and that
the gentleman from Hanover did nccup" whole day
there another and longer speech made on tho same
dsv besides the transaction ~ the usual business
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06
For The Enquirer.

JEC D'ESPRtT
The following paper discovered lying on the a'e o'
Il grave Senator:
One night, when wraptin softcs sumoer
This thought inruicd on my brain:
WHY make the plural, singular number,
10 make it plural back again II
Blu, aging nsde ali jokes and iun
10 me Ills strange, amt - Ia you:
Thai two indeed, sio.ld Ike bn; one.
And then again, that uac makes t~o!
WHY is il so necessary that we should change OUT i
Because II has a LEAHE in H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 6, 1852.
M MATERl3I, AID u

In answer to the committee inviting Kossd,h 10 Cevc.
and Ohi" he said that already sfO 0g0 had been raised in
s country Tor the Hungarian fund.- and but uGu rea!i-
eco ior his suffering cause The had tle;: enon drn
and toasted ou in costly bnnguc;s AID foolish piradee, 'r
which he had no tastc and in which ke took pleasure. he
said he had contracted FOR GGU mukts g eac nc had
made one payment Them and lad MAKE, or lose
what had bcea paid He added la, If all the money F'sseI
could have been properly expended his mission would be
fore this me have been ended and the basis OF his cou-
rys liberty secured We suspect that he is saneu7e
of the effect OF 50 small sum Of money.
We have received from the publisher, II. l., two usetu
little BOOKS. viz: Disturnclrs "Rai!road Steamboat dnd
Telegraph Book-being Guide through the Unc5 s't'lcs
and Canada; with the Ocean s:eampackct arrangements
telegraph lines and charges list III hotels &c. and ninp Of
the United Stlcs and Canada showing all e Canal, Rail
roads, &c.also the publishers "unitrd States Na-
oni Register and Calendar for 1852" containing nacn-
tic, political and statistical information, Ieians 10 tie
United Salse, Canada. &c, wha mip of Moth America.
The value Of such books viii be readily admitted when
we ook The incuased facilities presented by ard the need
OF Information III regard To- the multiplied railroad,
steamboat and telegraph lines and when reminded O.!
The following extraordinary and Interesting ficis:
FuLroS constructed tic .s Steamboat 10 1907 now 1852
there nbont three thousand Steamers ,raversing the
cts of North America on The Atlantic und nncii: sides
tlu Con ncnt.
In 1927 The first Railroad constructed in the rne
States there about Zen thousand lilies in opsrut1
Of which locomotive engines hrlng propelled
by average Of 25 miles per hour while in
England much greater speed obnircl by means y! SUI
rerio constructed railroads. tbs American built engine being
equal I" any in the world.
In 1913 Professor Morse successfully put 10 operation the
Magnetic Telegraph; now 1852, atou, treny ttonSaad
lies of aorc extend through the Ui;cd States aunc aJd
ing altogether, the public large, facilities OF immense
Importance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06

hereby announce myself canlldlle Tor Tue "'e,s @
hold of Clerk of the Courts q! this county nave
ior sometime making this aHnuaciation, because -
10 ascertain rs far could Scorc making u; your nc= ~
regard 10 my being candidate Having discharged e nu
ties Of Tic said Offices for upwards Of thirty years, ~
will rely nn the guarantee you have in my past 81 "a
be mysfuurr course if eectc in prcerr"cs to any
Ian 3O-rwaw JOHN HUNTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06

We regret to state that Mr. Meem OF Shenandoah mas "
several days been detnned by ndisposon rom DIS Sea
the House of Delegates We hope him out very soon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06
For the En9ntrsr
To the Voters of Louisa Count

To the Voters of Louisa County; .,
am candidate for the office OF COMMANDMENT ~ 49, n
nov IN our county and respectfully solicit ycu support LOT
e same Should it be your pleasure 10 elect me 10 e oi
fee shall use my best exerons in the discharge c us ou
lies Most respec'iaiiy, ypuI ynp,S 1I. - my
foBtrA JAN ~ 1854 c1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06

EXCLUDING SLAVES.-A bill has passed 'ne o0"0,
of Alabama prohibiting the Introduction OF slaves i0'
into that State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06
JOHN II. LATEAh,
i TOR.EE Y AT L 4 ",

WAsHISGroS CIrr, ID. c.
Columbia.
1y Du:ess pertinent his profession which be cnrust.
"a las care prompt attention lie refers 10
Messrs. SSLpES, WrrIEaS & Co,
Gen. JSo. VI. McCALLk. WGsh!nsonD D. u
j.. MILLER. Esq
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06
.hSD AGENCY.
SIItG:IHIh LAND UFFlCE,(
40

nlCiiNoNn. JAN 81. 1861
St,oa;sci H. Cole vs'n' o 49, 4'I steion Is
IL! a"=5F make all that ap
peart i G i'atc ihr sscanr county of Page. dated
thu 5' a. o. l,u, 49,! that BY 'qur the 2?h day OF
Dettm. sna 10; :" "a Tying Ia te "t Pase adjoining
scrrs. s nckit jed seized WAS ionnI escesed 10
t:,s C"mn,. H. ~ '
ian g cwG. II. PARKER. Reg Lard Office.
to EDNAkDlANt: AND THE PEItSONAL ri e.
tStSEctAli'E St;,,i r. = OK JOHN hoWLES, DECD.
he Cirtn C"u Cnauccry ou.,y Of lenco
resta,c he docket pending In SAID Court whore
in Williams Pet,it was plaintiff AMI Ewad John Bowes
Defendants and sinai also said suit shall proceed IN
my as administrator OF 'he sad William Pc ut
jan ao-ew4w A!nal.',s'or of Vim: pcrit. deed
TiNO NATHANIEL MILLS, sheni County o. Louise.
ard a. e' anlntratoT OF Ludlow hranhan deed, and
that February Erxl shall ttc
pa:, ia .is .rry pending ,heein in h.ch "oS
were Plaintiff. ard ludam .nhan anc Edmun! Brown
jan 3,-Sse,w '''' ''''',e GEO. STILIMHS
FTIKGINlA'-IN Gt'ANCEKY:-Aia Circuit Courl Of Unai.
~: The lienrro held a. The State Court House
Lecy T,yor Plaio,iT:
P Tayor Wi,n w Gregory nhs right. and administrator
Of znhch Gregory. deceased, Richard kis Gregory and
Nln lI"r G ei:- the id Elizabeth f. Ereco
ccas, uncer the twenty years by The said
~. @ upaa Iari.a R,eha,d Singleton George Mum
ld William II Harrison. George Edmund Tayor Richard KidJer
Thomas Munoa Gcorse W Munord te seven last being
infant under eage OF wca.y years hy George w Muniod
ohe George w Munfor, by counsel the Court
e; irr oler that one 9" ;hs o this Court do
aforesaid and make report thereof TO The Court with
sosay stated deemed Rsrnsn by himself or which may bo
~ COMMISSIONERS oFFlcE,1
Richmond, Jan. 10, 1852. :
The interested the foregoing desrcc hereby
attend Office the city Of Richmond on the zst day Of Feb
Inc o'''' DxSls CONT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06
jan. !, 1872.
NEW CoM,rIssIoT HOUSE.

partnership unGer
or BARHSDaE READ the ni cArriS OF seic-
commission OF Richmond IhlnSiu 'o me
"a r,na solicit continuance OF
uuss. promising their pest cXeuos 70 eve
$50. .,:'.c,;cm =, thsr customers {. K BaEkSDALE,
va Is,S y. e. READ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06
~ TIE GovENsoK OF VIRGINIA.

u
tie Executive NHi
Tra.r Wu %n tad bsn rcinanI.' 70 ue !a
ne Cav Nn-o4 before The Superior Court upon
atd IL NV ing al large
hereby a-r ~ iii: dollars. 10 am .efsu''
ce21r. i, sr! Vim Tu-rc" GiGs Nni &" G.
I4i. tie Ctv Z" NOTin!S anu ~
the wealth cTE a:"i hlii'
srrs m L. generally I" use heir hes, rXeriohs "
;cuc M eyes. Of tic Turner cja Coenian that he may ot
aJu.!!t . b.. -, ,--o
-...: sr the Common Richmond hi- s.cnu d"!
1901 r'ru,rr,,r, j., tI,. wear isJo JOS JOHNSON.
T-rsr a. c to.n tscrs 20 c about !? or 2oyeafs o.
-: h"sh.-h iient cot''e<lon. WIN
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TEXA., land AGENCY.
:ANilrDN d liENnREr Cows ELLo2s At Law AND 1ESE
LAND AGENTS VIII a;rud rrwniily In al! professional
business aud supreme Cours o! me STATE ana III
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sTOrES. EAECEs, HOT AIR FURNACES, &C.
Is. LATEST AND iEST PATTERNS MADE
40 ;fs"G ngi the aivaGla"es ~ he use OIL
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The cs!e;ra"a 'scnlless Chain Pump has only to be
known =. be NE" " DECIDED other Also,
FORCE AND SUCTION Pumps
E1 Orders Will receive and filed promptly Mcr
chants suG Goods sua:'nc! eresrnt-d and offered al
TIE LOWEST CASH PRICES WE ii ENSIGN,
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embrace" The "rutry Ea.1 hTsrches
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thankful the heretofore extended 20
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