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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-18

THE NATIONAL RELIGIOUS souZEE lThste are
at this time in their employ, ppmars oI lsUO mis-
siouaries and colporteurs, exclusive Of those who
are laborng in other capacities.at 80 ~ 4.
The American Board has. 1871 ordained mission
aries, besides assistants, physicians, DC. ,.- b.
The American Home Missionary Society has not
far from 1860 missionaries. 80 -. S'
The American Tract Society has in its service
about 500 co.porte. rs scattered throughout the
States. .saafi -
The American and F:reign Christian Church has
ia missionaries, of Which IS are employed in the
home field, and additions TO this number are made
as fast as the means Of the Society permit
The American S=smen's Friend Society has 10
chaplains, wholly or in part sustained by 1.-TWO
having recently been added, one at Marseilles,
France, and one at St. John, New Brunswick. il
The election excitement has probably interf-red
with the receipts of most Of the Societies, as some
ofthem show a falling of, 10 recent mouths, COM
pared with last year.---Jotunate Of Commerce.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-18

The cane sugar mSde-Gceudiig to the census
OF 2a5, bSI 600 lbS.s besides r; sos
gallons OF maple sugat, 81, 259, 1855 lbs
fsin9 an aggregate incTeaseIn ten years Of
n1I lhsH 2fllilA . = ~ rlsl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-18

sFoysleIs do sailing IN cltsvelsinaa IND els.
.,innali q 20 cents per .saq and ~ efHt' PEI
ear, We.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-18
valuable Property 716F Sale or Co

FnFIuEF0hlFs
THE undersigned Offers for sale Or 90 PSrtnsrsl5p,a
BLAST PURNACE located four from the line oItkt
Baltimore and Ohio RGrGads and affh6t aariOa
Co., Va, together with abundance o. lf0n Ore Linz
signed wishes either SELL his ations,
to any lvfng Rolling Mil Foundry In Wheeung.
steam Engine, he will oer tho most liberal teFm reseiy
ing all mac hfnery or atoCk at fair valuation.
Office OF The Wheeling Intellfgencer.
Cost OF Iron ore, delivered at the furnace, per ton
Cost OF Charcoal per 100 bushels. . .
Cost OF Ilmeatoiie per ton. . - 50
gentlemen to tho establishment who may desire to visit and
examine it. g.f.4l.-f Il, t15-... 7- .ss
oct11-tf s ~ H.. IL JOHN G. sWILLLAAS.-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-18
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

HOUSE OF DELbfhIbos -,
Amongst the bills reported to-day, were inc IOl-
lowing:
poydfon: and 4 Branch Bank at Danville. Also,
bill for annexng part of Montgomery in Craig coun
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-18

1IErpgs.L4E ss NAH vIaIa9i5.1i en-
gentlemen were appointed by of The citi-
sessSG Richnonalto. attend the 3 altinore SSoas
mefSisi CoasgAtiSn. ilIessrs! Le& WEBB 3 Y!
Kent, Thopas W, MCagee, r, A. Ilyos -Iasiies
wih5te s, pslShaI.iR. b. Hpzalb w az
vcnport, JrssWs O. 4hSnPEinsj 8. BIZ Bentley
X. DuvaI, II. w. Fry, aud Thomas r. Price,
lnd .dlEhaaG -. -. aL.lAz 100 -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-18

In the cuitnre ofysiik there hasbee Slarge de-
crease having been only 1863 pounds I'M $780,
against 81, 1853 poundsin 1910. Gonneetle Is the
only state VII eli ms continued the culture with
otit 's5nsfehsiofl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-18

sthe tims IL approaching when iiInSTs VIII prepare
"a their ground oT spring eEops the res;
clean Barley beedS which they wiz eel at moderate
price, loan on provided they gt tic
PRODUCE for which thoy will pay ptiee, Ely
ye eenta per busheIf for Or
nay bushots EalhI ali
viii Brewery. Etfel
WemiEs th oer 10 farmers hoping y induce them
10 raise much Barley th1ut purchaelns
foreign mlTltBi have hitherto been Compelled to-
buy every the t9tes Of
we 6ksieaye 10 the sossifg plump
clean rGtn; md to III Sesttn9
elealIt.
dssio-snd GEO. W. sMtTHseo.
The daily union., 1852-07-07
General Pierce's Shortcomings.

The wings complain of the democrats in not bringing
out the merits OF the democratic candidate. We
them thai they shall have no to complain this
point between now and the election
But, 10 make up for delinquency, the wings not
slow in bringing serious charges against our nominee
and for fear that any part OF his life should escape their
vitupeation they start with his very BIRTH They COM
plain bitterly
l. That he was born at all.
q They tell all foreigners not TO vote for him, because
he born in the United Staes whose constitution
cuded all adopted citizens forever from being President
or Vice President; and
3D. They tell the Catholics not to vote for him. because
he was born in New Hampshire, whose constitution
debars all Catholics from Office
The first charge 10 serious one IN the eyes OIL every
whig Ii Pierce had been born, he never could be
President in 1883 For this unfortunate error Mr. Pierce
will lose the vote OF every bgoted whlg
The second is still more serious native to be the
nominee for an Office from which the foreign born are
excluded will lose him the vote oil all those foreigners
who are not natuTaliZed
The third will work more serious injury yet. Irish
and Germans peculiarly anxious 10 set up and
sustain na,yis doctrines, and it will be their especial
qualification bolt from the old democratic party because
the birthplace OF the nominee dol uit them.
Surely we pity Pierce. Why, OWhy, was he horn TO
trouble wings and why, why, did he not reform the
constitution Of New Hampshire before he had Of his
owni Surely the Frenchman was right when he read
the charges against PIERCE and exclaimed Vuc baga-
teHe,"- Cincinnati Enquirer.
The daily union., 1852-07-07
Life in Cuba.

Our contguity 10 the Queen OF the Antilles not only
gives strong interest IN The political fortunes OF her
people, but in their modes and habiudes OF life An APP
poximating similarity OF climate, of the productions OF
the grove and the garden, and OF commercial interests
aud sympalhies, must eventually. il they have not al
ready assimate the social and domestic
OF the inhabitants of Mobile and Havana. The denzens
OF the tropical island from their longer experience and
imperative necessities, have adopted many pecu-
attes IN the structure OF their edhces, the disposition
and adonment OF their grounds. the arrangement of their
Streets and their forms and usages OF life which being
well suited 10 the atitudes where blue, eyed
ever smiles might be adyantageoasy introduced into our
While renecting upon this subject we have noticed
some statements TO the manner in which the Cubans
live. which show that their customs and usages mol
widely different from those OF the old French inhabitants
OF Mobile in the times of Bienville, or OF our Spanish
predecessors under Cayeano Perez. From a letter to
New York paper treating OF the modes of life of the Gu
baneros we condense the following account:
As they rise in the morning they take cup OF
coffee, with fruit, oranges, bananas, or other fruit
each person taking as he rlses-no table being spread
nine o'clock the breakfast IS served up as with us at
the North, except that neither tea coffee is on the
table, their place being supplied by caret wine, which
is drank freely water. The dinner is the chief
meal OF the day. and Is served up at three or halpas
three, The dinner is composed OF soups and meats,
BIRDS fowls, fish, with us at the North, except that
their meats very poor. Butter is rarely the
table, and is poor when seen. Cheese is obtained from
the North Vegetables OF all kinds the table in
great perfectoneuce cabbage radishes, onions bees,
tomatoes &C. The dessert consists Of the fruits Of the
island which very choice and fine The drink is a
exclusively caret wine No other meal is prepared
for the day but cup OF coffee extra is ready or any one
who peases TO help himself 10 il, hcackers, cakes,
&c, from to 8, p m.
garden vegetables which thus enters the diet OF the
Cubans must be much more favorable 10 health, in
warm laliludes, than the carniyerous customs of
people. Ciaret is also much more beneficial beve,
rage than the potent aud fiery drinks of Holt and
Carmalich We commend the Epctetan habits OF Ha-
vana to the people OF Mobile.-JMobis paper.
The daily union., 1852-07-07

from General Scott and from the officers OF the old army,
as 10 The character and services Of Pierce We
tent But would advise him 10 abandon such hope
less controversy.
n The friends OF General Pierce have claimed
that be a great military man They concede with
pride and qualification that General Scott is and that he
Is Judge of military qualities. They simply claim, in
the closing words OF my 6rst article THAT IN his ser
vice in Mexico General Pierce did his duty son OF
The republic that he eminently patriotic, dsner
esled. and gallant; and that il has added laurel TO his
beautiful civic wreath AS citizen. he has been ready
10 make sacrifices for his country. AS soldier and
mander he has shown gallanty before the enemy aud
was eminenty the friend ana father OF his command"
Yours, &C. OLD ARMY
The daily union., 1852-07-07
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE SMITHSONIAN
Y INSTITUTE AT AUCTION.On Wednesday, 7th july
O'Clock, The premises fine Auldng lots
being Nos o. TO- and H. No. 264 Nos.
No 263 All of the lots lotNo
lax between and streets south, the Mall
handsomely located having l3K ringing
l05 deep, containing between oT
thousand square fionts
feet.
Terms liberal, and made known day of sale.
Also the abeve shall proceed
part Of lot square a5 and
square No 267 The mentioned four 1h
sou streets, handsomely located.
Terms made known sale.
A. GREEN,
July I'D Alcuoneer.
The daily union., 1852-07-07
BY J. G. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer.
July2d

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE
of WashingonBy of deed
Horton TO the subscriber dated the 7h day Of December
lsd7 recorded day December le4
No. l39 folio n of the land records Of Washngtoncoun
the District of Columbia shall sell public auction highest
bidder therefor whole numbered LA 1884,
Of Lafayette square divided BY 10Th street, running rh to the
which bounds the city No IVA 1851
and laid OF in building LOTS No aS conhns 50
both containing 9 906 feet, which will be offered
be desired
No "a frame cottage containing and kitchen
Both squares enclosed, cultivation
den Sale 10 be made on the premises on Monday TN lash u July
next, 9 O'Clock, p. m.
Terms dollars money
paid hand the residue In equal
with OF
the Satisfaction OF the IL the complied
win IN three days after the SALE The property to be esd al e
payment the purchase deed
will be given by
JUDSoN MITCHELL, Trustee.
JAS. c. McGgIRE,
July I'D klcuoneef
The daily union., 1852-07-07
Ap 25-dG

Orange and Alexandria and Manassas Gap Railroads
THE daily passenger Ale 1andra O'Clock
m Passengers connect win, p sawyeIs lines Of coaches
wood and Winchester reaching Winchester by halfpast o'clock
p. Fare through, 81.
BY the for Warenlsn Fauquer Springs
Cupeper and Gordonsvle
with Virginia Central railroad named
point thence Charlottesville, by lines
reaching Waenton Springs dinner hour Cupeper
Court house by O'Clock and Gordonsvle full time
Richmond Charlottesville. Through oordonsvIe, S.
above their
hnsh exceied OF other line in the
State Mr. Sawyer gives his
neron and the public careful driving and good time
Both of the above railways laid with heavy iron OF
the modem construction every The coaches
exeeed road the United and provided with
safety beams guards aud all OF approved Unfit railway
Through House,
Washington Newons Mansion House,
dna- Baggage 100 bs. per passenger.
The Of the steamboats, between Washington and
Alexandria regularly With the abovn uaas and
their arrival In Alexandria will find omnouses
from the boats TO the railway station.
Of the roads IL numbering
twenty over and returning same day. charged but
The completed oreh mile
Fauquier county, and the Manassas sae Fauquer
So miles from Ale xandna.
r. NJ. MIDDLETON, Sup. o. and Alex. Il. n.
M. Nj. WELSH, Sup M. G. r. r.
June ll--dtf
The daily union., 1852-07-07
Sales To-Day.
by f. N. srRATrON, Auotioneer,

VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON Pennsylvania AVE
NUEon Wednesday, July at O'Clock, the
shall valuable lot No 20 In No. l0l situated
avenue, between h and 2ls
west, having front of IS feet and depth II lag feet
inches, alley and SOUTH being OF the
desirable building lots in the LIST ward
Terms cash the residue in equal isalmens
twelve eighteen MONTHS interest," satisfactorily
Convcyance Of purchaser Title indpua
Bile July 4-d
The daily union., 1852-07-07
Circusi Circusi

Gncusl ttrcusi
ID IyER5 DEHIoUs,s superbly equipped GRECIAN
IL ARENA combining full and brilliant uoupe
talented efficient
the all the pleasing fea OF horemanshp
gymnastics sc represented by full dramatic splendid
horses, Sc perform Washington Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, July 9Th, s apf oh, lot on IAN
street, l4ln bridge.
Among prominent establishment
Gregoe Mr. Richard Rivers the accomplished single horse
rider United Madame Wood and Madame Camilla
beautiful Pasan Nt E. Deous,
White, c. Rivers Mr. Wood, Mr j. shnde,
Luke, c. Rivers, Deous, others Of world wide celebrity.
Clown, Mr. Dan Gardner universal fayote comic aud
punster.
The brass band led BY Mr. W. nehsrby, win enlven The
tainments.
The win be illuminated BY superb chunde-
ien.
For programme Of performance, small bills.
Doors open and O'Clock performance commence
snd 7k O'Clock, p.
Admission IS cents. No half price.
The performance viii terminate with grand
matte spectacle OF world wide celebrity,
choruse combat PROFESSIONS SC, entitled Mazeppa,
Wild Horse Of Tartary.
The grand romantic spectacle win teulnHo magnificent
living equestrian statue moving PEDESTAL the
beautiful Onska seated her supported
Of exhibiting the perfect training
the noble and the indomabe Of his intrepid rider
u. &. PALMER, Agent.
The procession will 10 O'Clock, a.
being drawn the elegant posion Of twelve oapasoncd
mounted by riders and dressed gorgeous
WIN perform Laurel Factory July Encos S Juy6;
at Alexandria, July ~ and l3 JuIy4-d3t
The daily union., 1852-07-07

T,OR ONE WEEK ONLY i-Furthcr Reduction THE
subscribers finding thar hey have still remaining on hand slage
goods Of silks, bereg-s bercge de
India and fouad sk iackone French ogandes
determined devote this exclusive sale
goods will prices
Ladies' invited and buy them their
compelled To sell them of this week Neat
shall call their suenuon other bargains,
have shelves clear by the 18th of July Terms
CLAGETr, NEWTON, MAY, co.
ao-Iwd
The daily union., 1852-07-07
by 4. N. sTRATToN, Aucti oneer.


S,ToiK OF PASSIONATE BOOTS AND SHOES FRENCH
and Engh Kids, Morocco and other Skins lasiags bads,
galoons, 6cOn Thursdsy the sh
by
N Johnson Pennsylvania avenue between
known as Duyal's Bulding,) consisting Of
MEMS goat, fine cali, and grain boots
Do patent leather Congress do
Do nne quilted bottom do
Fillmore Oxford ties, calf BTogans
Boys and youths calf boots and shoes
Ladies' Morocco, Kid, calf, grain, and goat buskini
DO black and fancy lasting Paiteu
DO fine French and Kid slippers
Do plain and figured silk and satin CATERS
DO half CATERS and Jenny Lind shoes
DO Morocco and Kid boots
Misses' slips, misses bnskins and boots
Together with general assortment Of
Chldens shoes, mems womens and children's shoes
Travelling trunks and gum satchels
Also lot French and English Md, Morocco
Madeira and other skins
Coloed lastngs silk bia, galoon binding resets, shoe
buckles and buttons
Pstenteaiher Morocco-woked upper, she-ast boot,
uees, kc
Together with the re-furniture, viz;
Painted hoor-cloth, carpets, mahogany sofas, tables
Table covers, mats stove
superior mirror, feet by fec, inches
Terms $50 and under $50 and under s0o, 90 and
20 $780, and four monhs' credit orsotes sac
iorlly endorsed, bearing interest.
July I'D
The daily union., 1852-07-07
EW ,aa31 GSU1

A NEW Route To PtttsburG, via the HaIttynore
gpehanna,
80 korsAn express Of will leave daily
United mail Washington a.
connecting with the fast line Middis'own m,
irving at Harrisburg at ~, p m, 10 dinner.
Harrisburg for D.. arriving
Houdayhus A,hs point have The option
either Johnsown thence by
stages direc, from Hollidsysbursto PittsbnrR.
Tickets will .od following by this
York, Wghtsvilc, Columbia, Marietta, Madcown,
New rort MIerstown Perryvi Hunt
tngdon, Holidaysburg, and Pittsburg.
This also with the Cumberland Valley railroad
which through Carse shippensbar chambrrsbu and
other points this road
accommodation ef from Washington
the the baggage Of
depot Compsny Of
ROBERT sTEwART,
octl-dn Ticket Agent
The daily union., 1852-07-07

TOT UtIsHE OF FaSsast sFpy 70 :. -.
EDWARD X. COLLINS Co,
No SO Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, Il CO.,
y. @. ROBERTS 4 CO,
- Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE 4 Co,
% Rue kouc Dame des victores
Paris.
GEO. n DRAPER Hsvre.
1hs OF these ships will accountable
bullion, Specie jcwey precious un~ss bills of
adng signed therefor and the value thereof therein
Sept 5-dly
The daily union., 1852-07-07

Al meeting Of the Columbia Typograph Society,
held on the sd instant, the following resolutions were unan
mous adopted and ordered be published in the papers
Of the city
He,rtd That the Columbia Typogra phical Society have
head with emotions OF deep scusby, OF the death
eny Clay, the wise statesman, the patriot and the
hfin friend OF the rights Of man In every CLINE.
Hssotped fnrfhsr, That deeply sympathze with the
amiy OF the deceased In the loss so bile husband
KIND parent, and firm and sieadfast friend.
had rtsoped Iothsr, That copy the above resoln.
ons be Transmitted 70 the widos OF the deceased at Ash
land, Kentucky.
JAMES ENGLISH, President.
True copy from the ,nnutesi
BENJ. Y. WILKINS, Secretary.
The daily union., 1852-07-07

ScoTT RESPONSE FROM OHIo.--The Bridgeport (Ohio)
Farmer, published and edited by Dr. j. g. Afleck who
has slood in the whig ranks from boyhood battling for
the principles of the whg party speaks of General Scott
as follows:
''Of General Scott shall say little. His qualifications
for the presidency purely military and were he in that
department greater than the conqueror OF Napoleon,
should hesitate approach the baotbox in his favor.
Nature seldom bestows two great gifts upon one person
IL she has given him the of war;, which is generally
acknowledged, think his vanity should be
satisfied"
The daily union., 1852-07-07
FOR HARPER,s FERRY.

FOR HARPEIs's FERRY.
(pAILy LIrE.)
Bell Fashion will the ensuing
commencing this between Georgetown and Hapers
Ferry.
Leaving Georgetown daily att m, arriving mpsr's Ferry
morning m. for Cumberland and
Winchester.
Returning leaving arper's Ferry M, arriving at George
morning Q O'clock.
be readiness, the arrival of In
Georgetown convey them TO Washington.
USy-Fare through including board Sl 80
Mar 28-du # 4a
The daily union., 1852-07-07

SIrUArION As A TEACHER wANrED.-A lady from
New iiampshre whom the severity Of another northern
will desirable, would like
situation tenche Ia respectable southern hmi Understands
French the English branches plain sewing
stitch, dy kning &C family Of the above description wish
ing the services ofsueh wiz please inquire this
ofce, stating compensation, &C.
July 7--ecdA
The daily union., 1852-07-07
LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
worthimvtOn q. knethem

CONTINUES to practise law In the
before Congress; claims
against the departments and boards 10 pro
patents home and abroad obtain md
and bounty ands TO collect debts dividends. ernei. and nhe
Of the United
max, investments of funds
and negotiate the purchase and sale
patent rights, in any State Of the Union.
Particular attention paid 70 California land coming
10 the United states Supreme Court appeal.
Communcsions prepaid addressed W. a. sneben Carol
Place, Capitol Ill., Washington, ID. c. win with prompt
tepuon. Oct @-dly
The daily union., 1852-07-07

The New Orleans Courier says that il is informed that
M Graham, the whg candidate for the vice presidency
has been The study advocate OF religious test; and
that some years ago, the convention remodel the
constitution OF North Carolina, be supported clause
prescribing Jewish brethren, scattered but heroic
people, without country. because they adore liberty and
their ancient faith. and everywhere identified with the
advance OF letters OF freedom and OF civilization. The
whole world now Acknowledges the injustice OF this pro-
scrpon and II the wbg nominee sustained II. il in.
dcaes bigoted and contracted spirit unworthy OF the
age, and particularly OF an American statesman"
The daily union., 1852-07-07

NOW H~rgesnsWe would respectfully inform
IN Of and the public generally
Of goods Of all kinds, greatly
prices possible.
we shall offer OF goods from % 10
prices determined
middle when propose take inventory
OF stock.
We hand considerable lot Of muslin sleeves
coss Of auction goods advertised
season, which assorted
lAovn low figure, order OF the lot
goods line wi md greatly
their
adop, principle c closing goods this
Of year II ss loss.
July A--d6pf W. MsuUsTER co.
The daily union., 1852-07-07
ny >. Q. srceuIRs, Auos,on.er.

VALUABLE LOT IN THE FIRST WARD AT AUCTIoN.-on
Friday aernoon the sh Instant half O'Clock the
premises shall seii lot NO Y square having front of
IS feet u inches 9th street. sreets and run
Mug back 1877 feet ~ inches - -
Terms One fourth the residue equal payments a,
~ and s moats, for satisfactorily secured bearing
! g, McCrTIRF
July I'D Aucronce,
The daily union., 1852-07-07
By A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.

TWO GOOD FRAME HOUSES, WITH BRICK BACK BUILD
INGs AT AUCTIoNon Thursday, the 9Th instant shall
sell, O'clock the premises good frame
which they stand situated No 1si,
ntna the Of Massachusetts
The houses have brick back buildings ho ot back 100
feet a wide alley.
Terms half cash, balance twelve, srA .funpee
MONTHS the purchaser bearing inte o of
sale. deed given, and deed Of trust taken.
Tile indisposble. A. GREEN,
July I'D Aucuonecr
The daily union., 1852-07-07
Cap. u.l.na s.sso.., Hail.

THIS large new, and elegant hotel open for
pubic will find this house of all
respects TO - American hotels.
few from the shore, with msgniocent view Of
he AARON
June a4-Imo Proprietor.
The daily union., 1852-07-07

NOTICE-Iand warrant No. ~ sQl 10 he under
II signed June lsts private
Asbsma volunteers and by the Hon A. a.
Brown United States House Of by
means been lost o mislad This notice tha
wil ~ the expiration of application
" h Commissioner Of Psnsions for du
pcse wsrrsnt and further, that hsve frd eore~ with the
commissioner o. the General Land Once prevent the issuance
misisid as aforesaid DAVID A. JOhE-,
Aph-lsw6w OF Ncshchs county, Mississ'rpt
The daily union., 1852-07-07
by J. G. MCGUIRE, Auet,onesr.

ITNIMPRovED PROPERTY AT AUCTfoN.-ou Ttur,dsy,
" July half O'Clock, premises
No square No Ss fronting 90 running
back l55 ~ nchss containing 100 square Also
3 fronting 50 feet sey 90 feet wide, unnns
Jersey avenue through middle
rquare with dh Of lB inches containing 1880
feet The lot h partially enclosed with substantial
fence. The be the Of purchaser.
Title perfect
third residue years
secured by deed Of trust bearing interest.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Juy3-d Aucuonocr.
The daily union., 1852-07-07
By ). @. MCGUIRE, Auc,,on.er.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT hUCTIoN-on
Friday, the ah instant O'Clock p. M the premises,
shall sell Of o No 2 IN No 1885, improved BY
and three frame houses.
The above lot situated Pennsylvania between
and le and subject lease with the right
At 30 per square foot.
each the residue In three equs payment.
eighteen MONTHS
bearing interest. JAS. g. MCGUIRE,
Julyd-d
The daily union., 1852-07-07

no OWNERS Lands In Tcxas.--A gentleman 10 vrrns
who asood surveyor and lawyer desires fsr,s
would like
owner Of land. in that country, with bring
market
he family and small and IL dssrous
agriculture lie satisfactory
integrity and responsibility and his
enable him to control considerable emigration
ofTesas lands who avail
Of such be ncedn
ADVERTISER and s.t suitable responses by addrrs~ns
WIN. GOULDIk,
General agent and collector, Richmond, vrsin,s
Mai3-n -