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The body of man by the name Of MeCadrey
was found few days since. near George w6, D.
e., wnoi is supposed TO have been murdered, q ha
mad about $500 in his possesssn, which was miss.
ing The Cumberland Telegraph sAys De wss wsll
known In this section, and did quite IN exseuS;vo
business in trading In gfain, 30. sse
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FAILURE OF BALLOON AscESsIoN.-Mr.
Pusey attempted TO make a balloon ascension
at Harrisburg, Pa, on Monday, and failed
The balloon was seized and torn to pieces by
q mob of boYs.
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One Of Savannah oldest and most respected eli.
iizens, Mr.. George Glen, died on Tuesdsy last, in
that city. Mr.. Glen had f,r very many years dis.
charged the duties OF Clerk Of the United States
Circuit and District Court
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NOTICE,-All persons indebted to the late hrn
IN of PEAKE, BRADLEY 4 co, either by bond
or open account are earnestly requested to come
forward and sestie them, - no longer indulgence
will be given. These accounts are oi long saaeinS
and must be settled.
Also, all persons indebted to N, whose accounts
are due, are requested 70 settle them speedily for
we are determined to have them settled without
delay.
au 3i-ts BRADLEY bkOTdEh-
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NOTICE.-The subscriber tahe. m

0 NOTICE.-The subscriber takes Gu
this method ofintorming his friends apc III
the public gene rally, that he is now recev.
ing direct from the manufacturers, and win.
by the 18th day OF September, nave opened and
shoes, Trunks a nd Carpet BAGS. emhraciny .
all the different kinds necessary for genteel retail
store This will not interfere with the III at and Can
department of my business, as have engaged
gentleman OF experience to manage the Shoe and
peoI orancn' ana IN the Hat and Cap department,
pledge my personal attention and the aid of com.
petent assistants Particulars hereafter.
JOHN THOMPSON,
au - 81 Main street
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

A
Archer Richard
Allen r E
Allan William
Anderson William w
Archer Hen Wna s
Adams VIM N
Anderson DR. VIM E
b
Bates ] Lewis
Brown Joseph w
Budwe.l J b
hazel John
Bleeks John
Brooks Lafayette
Barney Michael
Barrett Patrick
Brooks 5 II
Boze Thomas
Bradley William'w
Brown 4 Wells Messrs
Bolton William
Ball William
q
Charles John Fl
Clabern G c
Carnell Mordeica
Clark Maxwell L
Cullen Michael
CLARK N B
Creamer Patrick
Cliff Pendleton w
Christian P hilip d
Cooper & Patterson
Cahill Patrick
Cross Robert r
Cross Robert
Crihen Timothy 2
Clark Thomas A
Cor6ery William
Curtis Capt VIM
Catten Rev VIM C2
Collins Zachariah
ID
Davis James II
Deviney John
Davis James N
Decsrrereh Joseph
Davis J Lucius
Dalr. mple Rev Z A
Devote Domenico
Deiany John
L
Edwards James NJ
Enroughty James
Ennis jos D
Erhardt Christian
Edelton Christerter
r
Feriter Nicholas
Ferguson p q
Francis Peter
Flournoy X w
Field Stanton
farqunar 1hos W
G
Goddin James E
Grubb John 3 3
Gray John
Groomes Levi beirs o1
Gary Masina E
6ordcn Robert
Guy Warner
Gsul William
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The BELL SHIP AT HArrERAs.-The Ports.

mouth Transcript Gays:
Lieut.. I. A. Jenkins, Of the Navy, is the
designer OF that novel, curious, solemn and un-
peopted "Bell Ship" that is to be moored ON
the dangers of the terrible and corpse-covered
Cape Ha,teras. Think ofthat queer ship soli-
tary and alone without soul on board, sound
ing its solemn warning TO The mariner Thorn.
ton A. jenkins deserves a niche for that
thought-and all praise for his energy and in.
fuence in securing its adoption.
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lof LttttIs III tl3e Liz ! WI
ertised.
s. LIST.
A
Anderson Miss Mary F
Abidens Miss Henrietta
Allen Miss C E
Anderson Columbia
b
Burnett Miss Susan
Breeden Miss Mary J
Bene Martha W
Booth Miss Indiana
Brown Miss Eliza
Baker Miss Elizabeth
Bowiar Miss Eliza
Burton Miss C Ann
Bolts Miss Catharine
Blixome Miss
G
t Childrey Mrs Eliza 3
Carter Mrs Layinia
Clark Miss Mary 4
Cabin Miss Maria L
Cross Miss Angelina
Cash Ann
ID
Dennis Miss Maria T
Dorsey Miss Frances
Debinport Miss Ann E
Davenport Miss Ann f
Derrieaux Mrs Alfred
e
Evans Miss Elizabeth
#
Franklin Mrs Nancy
Ford Miss Ann NJ
Fletcher Miss Ellen
Fovell Miss Elizabeth
Fovell Miss Mary E2
Fraser Miss MaryJ
G.
Gaskins Mrs Susan s
George Miss Ann f
Gates Miss Mary E
Glarsell Miss Mary
III
Hall Miss Emma E
Hall Miss Eetty w
Heath Miss Julia
Hockaday Miss J A 2
Hankins Miss Letiie P
Harris Miss Lucy A
Hsgner Miss Sarah A
]
johnson Mrs Judith
X
Kennedy Miss Ellen
Kendrick Miss Mary E
l.
Lumpkin Miss Mary G
Lawson Miss Mary A
Lee Miss Eliza Jane B
Lynch Miss Bridget
VI
Montague Mrs VIM L
Monds Miss Catherine
Morgan Miss Fannie g
Martin Miss Fanny
Martin Miss Susan ]
Null Miss Sarah M
Niche Miss Victoria
Meekins Miss Jane
20
Nelson Miss Sarah J
Olphin Miss Jennie
p
peasants Mrs Eliza ]
Pabnill Miss NJ A
Poe Miss Rosalie NJ
Philips Miss 7 e
q
Quarles Mrs 8 r
IL
Radcliffe Mrs Georgiana
Ring Mrs Virginia c
8
Stafford Mrs Cornelia w
Sheppard Miss NJ E
Smith Miss Jane
Shorts Miss Caroline
+
Thompson Mrs NJ B
Teahaw Miss Mary
Thomas Miss Mary
Turner Miss Mary
Tucker Miss Elizabeth
W
Wellington Miss A F
Wood Miss Elizabeth
Wharton Miss Elizabeth
Wheeler Mics Mary
White Miss Cstharine
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PRICE, ONE CENT.

PLAY away !" said Capt. Tufts, as another
explosion and uproar took place on the deck
of the boat.
81 take that trick, II you please; and thar
and -" Another xplosion--shivcring
the deck beneath their feet, and whirling-
Capt. Tufts .pBrtner" through the hurricane
deck, quite cut short the Captains next trick,
but, with one desperate lunge, az himself, his
table. Sfiv tons Of smoke pipe cranks, wheels,
boards and people, went whirling up into tho
air, il is credibly affirmed that Captain Tufts
was heard TO bawl, as he waved alofi his "bese
bower :"
"Outr by thunder-I said there srasn't
red cents danger"
Capt. Tufts has not been around since; we
hope he has gone to land where there amt
any possible danger.
EXPLOSION OF THE STEAMER DR.. FRAsK.
LIN.-The St. Louis Intelligencer Of the 25th
ult., has the following details of this dreadful
steamboat disaster:
The Whirlwind arrived in port about noo,x
yesterday, having the i'll fated steamer Dr..
Franklin in tow, from st. Genevive. We learn
from Mr. Virden, 6Ls of her clerks, and the Of.
hcer IN command yesterday, that up TO the hour
OF leaving 81. Genevive-l0 o'clock, Monday,
twenty nine bodies Of her crew and deck pas.
sengers had been buried, and from ten to
twelve more are missing.
As previously reported. the accident occur.
red about ii o'clock on Saturday night, eight
lniies above St Genevive, and while the boat
was under fuii headway. Immediately after
the explosion. the anchors were thrown over
ooard, ana the brought boat to after drifting
Two or three hundred yards, she also took FIRE.
out the flames were subdued by the constant
application OF water from buckets, and the
lives OF the unlnjured on board were thus pre.
served. '"~' P'o~
MIR. Virden attributes the accident mainly to
the want OF water in the boilers, which had
probably escaped the attention of the Ene;neer
rom I,! the quantity Of mud they contained
Evidence OF this fact is not wanting. The
sides OF the main cabin of the boat were Life.
aa,'y n oedaubed with mud from this source
The starboard boiler blew out bo,h forws,d
and afr. Mr. McMurty, the head eneineer !.
spoken OF by those who knew him best. as an
INDUSTRIOUS careful, sober man. He has
family residing IN our midst His bodv NOR
even fragment of it, had been recoyered.-
vi the cabin passengers no one was seriously
hurt.
Ten dead bodies were found strewed on the
deck, four were recovered from the water. and
every one OF the wounded have since died. We
ere informed that some OF the wounded con.
Versed freely after the explosion, and walked
about the boat. but having inhaled the steam
died few hours after.
robert McAurty, head engineer, was the
only officer on the boat killed.
The boat is but little injured, except in her
machinery. The steam forced its way into the
main cabin both back, forward and aft of the
boilers, tearing up the cabin floor, and shatter.
ing state room doors in the immediate vicinity.
but doing no other damage.
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1THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DE-

THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DE-
L CLINED BUSINESS on his own account re
tur1s his sincere acknowledgements to his friends
and the public Tor the very liberal patronage ex-
tended TO him, and begs continuance in his new
connezion
He has arranged with Messrs. C. HARTWELL
& CO, where he will be able 20 saoT IA old sus
toners choice selection OF every thing In the
DRY GOODS line. and will be able to sell them on
the same liberal terms which he has offered in his
old business, and which have proved SO generally
satisfactory
Hisfriends are invited to call and see him. His
old customers will find him from this date at Messrs
HAkTWELL d CO, and he begs them 10 call as
soon .s possible and adjust their accounts. 1t is
very important to him to WIND up his old business
sau l6~ts J. G. CHENERY1
TT IS WELL-KNOWN FACT, that
l. OSBORN'S DAGUERREAN GALLERY is the
place to get fine Sky-light Pictures taken tor ST.
We would invite all to call soon, as we shall hot
take low pictures but few weeks
We have ade arrangements to take pictures oil
sick or deceased persons at their residences Our
prices are from 81 to $40. osBohEs, Sfs..
Opposite the banks, sign OF the american 1ass'
jy l3
DICHNIOND NiANUFAUTOhX.-t
H ing engaged the skilful mechanic, L. RAY.
MOND i az: now prepared to make doid fens 10
ANY pattern SIZE, and to suit any hand also, can
re point Old Gold Pens, and MAKE them equal 10
new, il not, no charge will be made, az
HENRY HYMAES,
Manufacturer and Importer, 20 Main street
Next to J. N Gordons.
n B.-Spectacles made to order and glasses
fitted to suit sny sight in ten Hinutes; also, the
Fountain Pen repaired and made to order. au
CKEsH hAkDWAkE.--F FALL, 1862
L w. 5. d q. DONNAN, Richmond, Va are
receiving by ships Fidelia and Yorkshire, and
steamer Arctic their fall importation OF Brming-
ham aud Sheffield Hardware, Cutlery, and
Guns, and from the manufacturers in this count y
an extensive assortment OF AMERICAN GOODS,
all ct which they have purchased tor cash at the
very lowest prices Among our stock is I, be found
very large and varied assortment CT Table Knives
and Forks Pen AID Pocket Knives, Razors, Scis-
sors aud Shea s. straight and fine twisted link Brace
Chains pad chest closet, ill, stock, rim and NOR
tice Locks b :ass white and mineral Knobs, Ames,
Rowlands and other makes OF Shovels and Spades,
Hay and Manure Forks, Curry ,ombs, Hatchets
and Hammers, Axes of Virginia Collins, Simmons,
and other manufacture Coal Eods, Tenders. steel
Files and RaSps. Double and Single Guns, together
with every description OF Carpenters and SLACK
smiths Tools, and other articles kept IN the HARD
ware lime.
We respectfully invite merchants and others
visiting Richmond 10 an examination OF our gosd
and prices, assuring them OF our ability and deter
miEsuon 10 sell low, and that every effort VIII be
made TO give es.tire satisfaction.
su3o No ls, Pearl street.
pRIsIE LARD.-25 kegs Brigzs Family
su23 RA. BURTON.
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Gillespie VIM J2

duIett J T.
n Hogg James N
q Hancock John
Halder Iscob
Hines Moses
Hager Marshall 8
Ird Huff PoweIlG
, heirs of Herike John Peter
2 Harmon 1t Philip heirs
of
md heirs Hughson Richard E
Haywood Robert
es Henderson Richard w
It James Hanna Robert
Harwood Robert B
hn heirs Hackley Simon
Howard Stephen w
Harris T CG
Ham DR. Valentine heirs
of
q heirs of Harris James
Jas and Hart Rev John heirs of
Hutcherson Joseph C
J
jackson r II
jenkins Samuel
Jackson Thos G
Jonson Westcom
I'D Jennings VIM
Johnes VIM
X
Keneday James
Kenndy VIM We
re w keaister Woodbury.
l.
lrd Lumpkin John N
Lynch Larkin
7 Lucus OF
Lomax PIT
ninicus Linn Marion
b Lacy Rubin A
q Leake Samuel
Lee VIM J2
Lenahan Thos
Lipscomb w c
nj
Mayo Henry NJ
Moone James
3 Mantley Jno 8
Miller Jno w
Mackenzie Jno II
Mesler Howell a.
Murphy Pearce
Mountcastie Robt E
Martin VIM II
Murphy Jno
Nc
McGiffin James
y McAulitf Patrick
/ McEot Robert
MCGEE Wesley
N
8 B Newnor Mr.
Naley Mi, hael
Nichols IS
am A Nicholson Thos
Noble I A
Ney w o N
O
O'Neill Denis
Q M O'Conneil Daniel
Overly Col Henry
p
Pen.leton Jno B
c Paterson James
Putnam Jn0
Prave AZ
ncis Purcell o
Potts Robt B
Powell Rob
y Pearce stuart
Priddy VIM X
Pearce w
PWm
Pleasants Westmore Il
Or
Randolph RI,
der Riddel Robt
Raeland Samuel B
Roach Thos
Ryan Timothy
Ryan Thomas
Ryane T
Robson VIM
Reddy VIM
Raglsnd VIM R
el Robinson WE
S
Stark Jas A
Smith DrJ Lawrence
Shanks James
w Skenett Joseph
Smith Henry z
Shearer H A
Southall Geo II
Sutherland George
Savage Elijah
Sanders Edward
Sharp David E
Saunders Chancellor
Sackett B A
r Shee A 8
Samsni Mr
q T Steel Alex
Sinnet Mikel
Strobe Jonn II
II
Taylor James H
Tompkins Joseph
Tarrey Col James r
Turner Henry
rd A Thomas Glazebrook&
Topp F VIM
G3 Taylor CG
Thornton Alfred L
w
lies Way s s
illus 4 Wright Thos E
Williamson Samuel T
Woodward Samuel B
Ware Thos M
Woodruff 8
F Wight Capt Thos A
OBJ West Thos J
4 Wilkerson L p
NJ Welch L. Son VIM
Wood w w
Williamson VIM
John Wade VIM E
Ter D Wyatt VIM E
Word w T.
WingfeId Ralph
THOS. B. BIGGER, P. NJ,
"A Young Man. who can put VI
of Prescriptions, and who has !,
ledge of the Apothecary and Drul
y to THOMAS +. PACE,
222 Broad street
BKEAiEN The well knowr
rite ship WESTPHALIA, Weasel
,sd for the above pon. Cash I'D
/ consignments OF stems and tobac
dress of our friends, II. II. Meier 4
For freight, apply to
LUDLAM a. WATSON.
'E WHO ARE X IA l. l. y
I'd TO THOSE WHO FANCY
) SO.-Single blessedDess, or Singl,
ntlemen against the Slander of thu
% and The Lecture Room.
Summer Time in the Country, b,
. W.lmott. author oi Jeremy Taylor
len May WOODWARD, oy the Rev Get
Rector OF ST. Stepheu's Church
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sontausnce.
r. Marriage notices inserted for 25 cents; Fu-
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fxnera invitation, l2t cents
TIE DAILY DISPATCH is served 20 subscribers
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s.rrier weekly. Price for mailing, "a year in ad.
vance.
THE WEEKLY DISPATCH
10 published every Friday morning, and mailed
for ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. To CLUBS, for IS six CO.
oIss; for $40 thirteen copies; for SIS twenty 90
sizes; for $50 twenty seven copies.
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WANTED-A Young Man. who can put up
w all kinds of Prescriptions, and who has a
thorough knowledge of the Apothecary and Drug
business. Apply to THOMAS f. PACE,
au30 222 Broad street
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~ TRACT OF BUCHU for all Diseases OF The
Kidneys and Bladder ALSO specific for Gout.-
This is decidedly one of the best remedies ever
used for diseases of the kidneys, bladder, &c, and
also for gouty affections; always highly recon-
mended by the late DR. Physick, and many OF the
most distinguished medical mn abroad. For sale
by BENNETT e. BEERS,
au 30 l25 Main street.
LNINE CIaAKS.-We have now ln store and
Il offer for sale, very large stock of Havana
and Principe Cigars of the best brands. Those
wanting good Cigar can find at
PURCELL, LADD e. cos,
au2l Druggists q2 n ain st
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lmfOkrANT MOTTO CE-TO the Oung
Men of Richmond and the Public gem
eralIy.-I propose giving instructions in DRAW
ING in all its various branches and in the Art and
Science OF ARCHITECTURE, this Fall, commenc
ing the lst OF this month. gave instructions to
very large number last Spring, and again offer an
opportunity of great importance to Young Men and
others Those desirous Of taking instructions, are
invited to call al my Office two doors from Main on
l2th street, opposite the James River and Kanau ha
office, where terms and particulars will be made
known. w. A. POWELL,
26-ts Architect and Civil Engineer
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'sNAE BEST HAIR DYES.-Pnaon's Mag
ic Dye is one of the best IL colors the hair
and whisKers the moment it is applied, beautiful
and natural looking brown or black-as may be de-
sired.
The Tricobaph has been long before the public,
and is too well and favorably known to need com.
ment These, together with other Hsir Dyes, are
for sale by PURCELL, LADD d Co,
all 2I DrugpistR % Main at
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ftHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, JAMES
L HARRINGTON, ToBAccoNIsT, 1874 Main, cor
ner of 10th street. has just received splendid lot of
old Havana and Principe Cigars, which will offer
great Inducements to the public and from his long
experience in the butiness is prepared sell on as
accommodating terms any house in the city,
Dealers IN Cigars, snuff and Tobacco,
would do well to give /, the same arlce can
be bought oil him as cheap as in the Northern mar
kets, and expenses saved to wholesale and retail
dealers.
Orders promptly attended to-. Notroube to show
Goods. au 30-lw*
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DRIsIE LARD.-25 kegs Bryce Family
LARD, for ssle by
eu 70 3. H. BURTON.
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Ezra. SILK AND STRAW MIL. M0
AaLlNEkY.-Having very good as.r0
yX sortment of Silk and Straw Bonnets ESS
Flowers, Ribbons, &c, and Being de.@[
sirous OF reducing the stock considerably before
going North, will sell all now on hand at great
reduction. MRS. SWORDS
au 3 Millinery Ware Room 225 Broad street.
Aexu REMOvED.-MKS.B BRANNAN 6yn0
X8S3wishes to call the attention of her.4H
friends and the public to the fact 3SS
Se that she has taken the lower Tene-
ment Of the MANSION HOUSE, No 33k Main
street-Mrs Phillips old stand.
au i0-dIm
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

tEDAR TAR.-Tne most successful remedy
~ now in use tor the cure OF Consumption, Bron-
chitis. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Dyspepsia, Piles,
Kings Evil Diseases of the Kidneys, Liver, &c.
Opinions Of the Medical Faculty.
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Goode Chas

Goode Chas
Hardy w T
Hennine William
Hickory William
Hackley A J
Hudgin A G
Hill B
Hateheck Edward
Handy Capt Geo heirs o
Hardwick q w 2
Hunt Gilbert
Hancly 1t Holland heir
of
Hutcheson James
Hansborough 1t Jane
| heirs of
Harris Capt John heir
| of
Heinlein John
Hare Jacob
Hudnall John II
Hackley 1t John heirs o
Hamilton Capt Jas an,
Thos heirs of
Hill Asoph
Joyner Allen
Joyce Briget
Jordon B w
Jones C II
Johnson Edmund
Jones George
Jones James
kahl Frank
Kenarick F E
kenerick George w
Lohman Eberhard
| Lara 5 lara
| Lyman Antony
Lee Albert Z
| Lindemann Dominicus
| Lipscomb John B
Lyell a. Co John
| Laube T Z
| Ledd Jas II
| Lord James
Minderf A
Morris A B
Merchant Jno AS
Needs BenjJ
Marsey Charles
Mayo Charles A
Murphy Daniel
Morris E 3
Moody q WI
Miller Henry 2
Merideth Samuel
McLoud Mr.
Mccarthy Henry
McNeeson Hugh
| Mccormack Jno
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ft,HE NOTES OF THE UNITED
l. STATES BANK, Washington, d. c., will be
redeemed by NJ in Virginia money.
VIM. N TINSLEY.
au 2 3m
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Richmond Post Once
on the 3rd September, 1852.
.EF Persons calling for Letters in this List will
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l. WISE, AND TO THOSE WHO FANCY
THEMSELVES SO.-Single blessedDess, or Single
Ladies and Gentlemen agsinst the Siander of tho
Pulpit, the Press and The Lecture Room.
Journal OF Summer Time in the Country by
the Kew Ro Aris Wlmott, author ot Jeremy Taylor.
Memoir of Ellen May Woodware. oy the Rev Geo
d Miles, A n, Rector OF ST. Stephens Church,
Wilkesbsrre, Pa. second edition, with preface, by
the RI Rev. Alonxo Potter, D ID, LID: received and
for sale BY A NORRIS.
Late DTinker Il MorriA
No OF Mann sfrfet.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-03-24
I'm Act Relating TO Coroners.

Sec l. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
of Maryland, That from and after the passage Of
this act, it shall not be lawful for any coroner in
the State of Maryland, to summon, have or hold
any jury of inquest over the body of any deceased
person whatever, where it is known that the de-
ceased came to his or her death by accident, mis-
chance, or in any other manner or way, except
where the said person died in Jail, or where there
are such circumstances attending the death or case
as to amount to strong probability or reasonable
belief, that the deceased came to his or her death
by felony
Sec. 2. And be it enacted, That in all cases
where it shall be necessary for a coroner to bury
any deceased person, over whom he holds no in
QUESTION, that such coroner shall provide coffin
and decently bury such deceased person, and the
levy court of the county where the person shall
have been found, shall make such allowance or
compensation to such coroner as they may deem
just and reasonable, to be levied. collected, and
paid over other county charges are paid, in
stead of the fees allowed to such coroner for
holding juries of inquest.
Sec. 3. And be it enacted, That all laws, Gus
toms or usages, which are inconsistent with, or
contrary to. the provisions of this act, be and the
same are hereby repealed.
March "a, lS52-3t
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TO THE LADIES!

THE expressed opinion of number Of
Il Ladies, tina, another MILLINERY Esab-
lishmen, in Port Tobacco would be great
convenience to them, has been duly con-
sidered by MEYENBERG s. Bros, and now
decided upon, tina, they will open here the
.MILLL.NERY BUSINESS,
on Monday the 29lh of this month. The
services of French lady have been secur-
ed-an adept, not only in the Millinery
line, but also in making MANrUAs, Dress
Es. VIsIrEs, and other garments for Ladies,
the qualities of, and terms for making which,
will certainly give general satisfaction.
Miss MIcHAELls, the Milliner, will take
rooms for the present at the Hutel Of MIR.
P. DAVIS, where the Ladies' who may please
to call, will find an exquisite assortment Of
BoNNETs and RIBBONS Of the la,es, STYLE.
NH "a. MEYENBERG s. BROS.