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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-28
THE RICHMOND ENooikEk'
FURNISHED DAILY AND SEMI" L
~ WILLIAM +. THOMAS N'
Il L Z II =.


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- for shorter period than ono year F"i n,ntls
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ralane S by he lrrii,rs The poase "i s of nost
RS ofnS , accouu, o the writer II Ii the acc nnon
ta' e. e., extensive business, which operates "
Editors TERMS OE ADVERTISING. =
-. THE n.IY ESQUlRER-For 1kH .ies VI @ es - - c,,.
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,n ana @ atty dollars for thirty lines and IN
4ihua OF greater length; cNcSlt lottery
- wrodre charge! Sto1, (rapc ircu1c3.)
ItjE SENiWEEKLi-Fnf rSS Ines or loss nfS'
;. ~ ~. 80 c,r ~ sarh coa.inGance 80 cents.
Ss, ram distance must hs accompanied with 'he au'1
i've" ,,,,,rnry references. TO insure execution .
~ gsiss tributes of respect exceeding ets IeS,
. a,err.,f for advertisements -,
f,s;,.r-S from the country, whenever
IS unsIown 20 u.s. mus NC aHisGt.G"c" ~
the Postmaster IN 'hc nrisheorh"o. :" 'hef " !.
he r,bI,c! Every that has h:e: taken 10
= NJ quzzcs has, heret"or' proved nnaVains
-r.fare upon such COMMUNICATIONS being te'icd
80 m. OF he rrifisE an The hack of:hr iehr
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THE TARIFF-1hroRTAST VoTEs.-In The House OF
Representatives Tuesday all the amendments offered 10
The resolution referring much of the Presidents Message
as relates the Tariff 10 the Committee of Ways and
Means were voted down, and 1t referred accordingly
The Committee of Ways and Means will probably recon-
mend change in the present Tariff; certainly affect
log essential character and provisions Among The amend
lenls voted down. was Mr. Clingmans, for the admission
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-28
No ELECTION OF U. s. SENATOR IN NORTH
CAROLINA

R,r,eu Dec 23-The Legislature adjourned sine die
. a. ,;,ior M cno an election of United States Sena-
,or in Mace OF Mr Maneum, whose term expires ne3I
ssrch The r. solution adjourn over un ho"'sN "ss
s;i.d ,hus nr,tucir the most intense c1ciehet inc
d;a,es wrre Mr. ChngmaI supported BY the Democrats
and Mr. Wondtn Wing but there "eea numher oi scatter.
no v.s casr-sucient defeat choice Inc peocias
had TWO majority on joint ballot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-28

Rail Road Iron duty free; also amendment moved ~
Mr. Taylor OF Ohio to make :c duties specific when rac-
cabe instead OF nd vaorcm and aLup, home valuation
instead Of foreign On this amendment the stood
yeas AZ. noes 81 nearly against the change
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litChDE. HOTEL, ~
lAGAZlNE STREET. tBETWEEN NATCilEZ AND GRANlEE
srKEETS.) NEW ORLEANS.

II "
f Establishment having been entirely furnished and
T.pac trUu.hnut ready o Tho 70
cepn vIt" l. Of The popular and iashior able
r~ H. and take pleasure commenting II. upon
h most 'ciabe authority IA ne patronage OF The citizens o kch
n! VIRGINIA who shall la The metropoIe
r south business pleasure. Mr. Morse il most gentle
-"? aud c"tiu- aEd, i'll every department ol his
,ur secures 10 MS visitors the complete satlsiact iul
The Btr ." hc the and contains
~ best assorted ilTuu:s ANY il The country
l-rIl
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----a-,--z -
anI IsA. DOLLARS


OFFER for sale a large and superior JACK, and q
aye oa ."tict, with j iul bred years old STA ~
LION, sound ..n,lc and handsome. Price luUO fTTS
o. .a,ahr IN three annual ns,amens. 10 he made---e
M GAY ,nuayfor Obligation OF which! bonds WIN
approve. y viii be required: and lhus satisfactorily alrang
o. 's requested Both can I've seen al my SID
be on or a,;Grcss WILLIAM QUlSENBERRi, agent.
49, ...xa L. c,rlL
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=; 90, :, i,OI-T-1KS ,,EWAKD.

DAN from. Subcr rihc ABOUT the middle Z" Novenl
Ii ber named Charles, Carriage driver lie l. ab"u;
years H. four live lrchc' high dark copper
e,ex,on hi ci 10 Of hi eyes ant when questioned
own before he replies lie u rothc county OF "oceser
II! nay be lurkine in that vicinity
Of fifty dollars will be given for hls delivery 10 me a
si,.pogt WM. ". CRuMP
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GSt. HUNDRED DOLLARS IKE" aND.
- sNAWal my Farn!. III Aibcnase cnunt! about years
, ne rrr man OSBORNE. lie has frequently been
4 nharhooa OF Hanover Cou House, where he
iHae,, ty... ana where liz hur many acIuaiiaies
hundred dollars viii be ciE"n 10 whonsnever VIII
:.,I ,lm and convey him Wellington Goddn, Esd at Rich
l..t A. STEVENSON
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:. 1IO H111.N.<o [.a.t;.
Ii W.rs,rt couny n.sro man named PETER, about thirty
ui .s .si ID or II nccs high oia bright yellow complex.
a,ircs5-hlsa on the under6ie o Inc
. the elbow ami and the mark Of burn on
N sl- between ampt and hip; ALSO scar on one OF h
wal a Twill give reward OF one hunurt"
taken the State $50 II taken IN me sae
slcete placed any jail ~ the State so tat get
Aa J. CURTIS. Committee,
-. Cd.
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WnERGAsoo" John Smh aud jeremiah Bell IN l79' patented
w hundred acres land Montgomery county, virginia.
situated on Long Hollow. New Kvcr-the SAID
a o between the years =? ahd iolt-r
ee Smith and Bell being msaId lus the above reward
w per.o who vii! ad the rccorance oi sad aceo
Te different times In Harrison Hreeiorict
Breouft N o,n,rv Wyihc MoLroe Goochand Norfolk, and
haa many % lei counties the su5sc rber knoweh not
A. L. CARSON,
Attorney for the Heirs
Ares.A C.rson Carmchea Greene county, Pennsy
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nv Tile covERSOR OF VIRGINIA.

,rpN having been received by the Executive iha, ia
H,,FTEEO HAMMOCK charged III Halifax county with III:
" e mas lied justice and Is now gong al large
cJ1e ~ ,hy o;,cr . re ward o. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
IS or persons who shall arrest the said TALIAvERRo
arer him into he jan OF Halifax county and 10
] ,ople generally 10 use their best exeruons 10
Iict-ss '"S 1''-s
a'i- pJ a Governor and under the Lesser Seal OF
t,r,5Gwral.. Richmond, lhis i5h day OF Deceni-
lsg,..I - :, -. ,r.r ISL JOSEPH JOHNSON.
.H = IN: a OF PIIsyvana county aud Is de.
:: wears aud atou ieel 9nches nigh; very dark
ska arc - 's'' . - Dec. II
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ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
u pp,,ct aMATIDS
CHARLES W. KING,

n CONSTABLE FOR THE COUNTY of CAMPBELL AND CITY
N OF LlNCllBURG.
the county AMI citr lie
viii cr.c, promptly all cIa him. either
Il 4nnmr. .sl,rnr rutlrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09
INC t,rookivn CIV s,,,. soe,et,.

The eleventh snniyssssry of this socis.y va, halA
Yesterday evening al tie Second Presby eran Church
oi Fulton and chason streets Brooklyn VIXEN i
va expected that the Rev. DR. Noyet corresponding
secrettry. would have attended 20 make the annual
report. The meeting opened by prayer, ana after
little delay, the secretary not appearing Dr. s9sn
forward ard said that was pectei thst DE-
Noyss would have b.er present this evening ou be was
unable to attend and had just sent Communication,
addressed to the rfesiSeas oG the Society which VS. ~
follows
DYAK Sis Through sone Misunderstanding hsre
received the returns IN full !or th pas year ana the
few facts that have been given dd not OIL sch ms si
this afternoon thoitly before seryicc give thcni m
brief ara you % rs you pes,s haout EeadinS sae
I 4 n0t Convenie Mt iCr 70 lfaro my own ehuteh As
ey firr The whole smount collected during the past
wear Ia s24.5 &C. Tke tract egeRts have Distributed
ol Bibles Sl7: tf Testanents le4I Ia the sixth ward
ufcal examination has been mai is ant i has been
,our that CT ib6 families yeed 43S wose 1estitu.e
9, the word Of God About .0O Of these refused
oeiye the Scriptures when offered them Ths remain.
ng dssitution in great part supplied such Il he
srbstAxce of ell the facts which have teseiTed and
have time add more. report IN full viii be sooa
o.. pared snl published. an, yeuTs truly,
sabbath evening DAVID p MOVES
Ir Spence then ptoceeled to presch the sermon OF
tn. evening. taxing oS his ts2t Scclesssc, O. l5th
vr'e,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09
From the South.

LATE FRom THE RIO GnANDe-FAIAL ACciDBnT
Al SEA, ETC.
BALr,MoRE, Feb 8 1864
The Southern mail came thrtugh 10 night from New
OilCals
There many conflicting runor' With regard to ths
movements OF Carava and . generally believed that
his ierce is small
The BiornsrIe Fig says that General Harnsy haa
despatched Hsut Lsmate, with a small force. .ds
purpose sting Caravaal hi, followers who
tsid to he in & suffering and dctttute condi.i
The United States District Court duly organixsd
et Brownfve, en- the z2d ult- by Judge Wetrous
AlbSr Martin, OK Newport, Rhode Island, passenger
beard the schooner bus8n instautY killed OF ths
Biazes la consequence OF tao main boom striking ha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09
VeiegrRpliic Jseporsg.

NEW UntNANs, Feb y, IB1
TIE cotton market quits active, totsy srsc ths
receipt Of the Hisgaras ANA hs saes reached ntus
thoutt nd bales ri fllp price, Mddng u no.. m,d-
ding fair SIC lhv tales q the have iory-
f,ui thousand bal.s stock hand, to night, one
hundred arG thirty seven thou-Gud.
konFotH Feb 8 1859
yellow corn dull and unchanged Cotton is ss.sfY.
al t7a1Ac
PRoyiogNoF Feb s. 1854
Our Cotton Market has been quite inactive
dui ing tho pt.t week with material siteTa-
tira in pricts from former quctations. Ws
quote New Orleans Fair, Zoe. a 10hc Mddlins Pair.
s1ic Ioc uplaEdB fair 92.c ioc ditto Middipg iar
IKE There agooa demand FOR all descriptions oil wos.
and they taken freely vt advance Tho Following
tho faes Fleece, 10 800 be- at prices ranging
$50 tostl Pulled fe 500 b- C pTiccs gi,g from
&ic 10 AZ. Fortiga 10 600 lbs at 2js 10 Iotss
ssles oi the week. 70 0to hs Thse bss been m
cresed demand t'r prntitg cloths this ek and picss
FIN. The iales arc ~ goo Iicces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
From Washington CITY,

PRESENTATION or THE CLAY MEDAL sgnAYSa
DoRLAND AND MIR. AgNNBDY-NAvrGATtor, ETG
WAsmsoTo., Feb lo52
The COMMITTEES from New York delegated 20 prsssus
the great medal to Mr. Clay here The medal has seo
seen by many and Is greatly admired. The ceremony
of presentation viii necessarily be somewhat private
ewing to the state OF Mr. Gays health Tns Prssdeut
few Senator'S and personal friends sf Mr. CisY
together with the Committee Of Prese enston will con-
sti.uts the company on the occasion The comnittss
consists Of Mes:rs Uilnan Price Leupp, Psckhs1
AID ERtman The presentation will take place 10 moe
at three O'Clock
The conduct OF Senator Borand in his recent frssss
with Mr. Kennedy, is universally condemned He has
sent spologe:ic letter TO Mr. Kennedy, in whsh hs
pleads nisuBders; ar ding, &c
Navigation on the Potomac, below the bridge Ia now
oper, ard the steamers running regularly Many OF
the recently ice bound ve,ses arriving a iaryy
number of merchants leaving for the North 10 pux
chase thsir spring suppllss Of soois
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09
81. Do,uSao CRY, Jan 10, lsa:.

NJ Treaty. bei,pesn hayt psd 81. Domingo
Every thing Is quiet and duh enough here hoax
las hem put on Fillmore, in making him believe 'hss
peace had been concluded between this RePuoilc ana
Isyt and which h. reported in bis message 70
gsesg No peace has yet been made nor : = ay .,S
vim be u1,i the UnIed 5tS.es fllhl tseIf ir IA
iaLe part kCr more than =. itb .ills nr,noai
,isr, hut CID selouqae IS too much for oosn o. tsm
Tte tniy psy 10 stttlo the quesson sns as's f.N
49, !. IL, sbout ono or two thoussrd Of our Boys. vhs
bsv, rothng 10 do seek fame 60 step over nees Aaa
fS,cb them hcw TO msss sp-stDpsHs taha-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09
From PliiindeipniU.

NAVIGATION orYnEp-THE LADIES AND Tug Malr,g
LIQUOR LAW, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 3, 1854
Our bay il now clear OF ice and about thirty sail Of
veels up this afternoon including the stestsh3
" illism Penn and barks Gem, Nashua Oak ELK, Kina
ana aovotpor Jrjggs--s from Boston.
A lhGits meeting held last night OF shs
Chinefe Mlseun to consider the Main. Liquor law. An
iameise essemslsge oi both seae. was present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09
Arrival Of shc Europa at Bosson.

Bosror FEB g. 1864
The Europa arrived here this evening at O'CLOCK
We nd nothing in the papers " interest addition 70
what has been already rce,ived over ths wires feou
Halifax
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09
Intelligence from South America.

The Englsh mail steamer from Brazil and Rio de Ia
Plata arrived al southampton England the 18th uls
Her dates are an ioiows;--
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VUANrkp 10 RENT.

VHANTkD TO REsT-A SMALL FARM. FROM TIN
w to thirty acrea, with fuit trees IN ha.thY loeAon
not moro frsm ten TO thy ueu rom New Yota and
about milo feom railroad or NIB oat a1at0u
With largo dwelling house. Lease fer mot cas than i've
years AddIess lesor p,st paid 10 T. H. gars Vi y. ks
ottlos, No, I.g wiilifm ssScst NIX,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

A EoUsE TO LET AND ru avl fUEE FOR SALE
The handsome thToc story tcl house to let and new
furniture fc sale for cash Possegon given in
oe A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

ST0l SALE. on STATEN BLAND A VALUABLE
r. Fam OF ~ within halls rlla OF the sbsarb3at
s,ndns .. eao,sea ON il azo god dwelling house;
Iaclean. iJ Msidn lsnc X. CoSlc, Port E;c am,ad
MIRA EcSrsgoF. the psewiser. On the mip Staten
Island .he Is ma-ted ~. M.ry's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

WANTED 10 bEAsE-TQR s TEAM or TOUR ON
w five years, subsrntii rc6pttt4kle sad convenient
Dwelling House. having he Clcttr wtcI ana oheg modern
imprevsmcnta and in the rear bnar LOT cont
Portable wheru respectable imeio conld %
ompoysa Tho above wanted Z geat3s nsisnberaesd
not further w town than Thrtth tltcc communcsuSgc
chying prtntess IN Bro0lyn Epsr 70 tnese ApeVs oe
eeribcd would b. attended 30 Address a. D. boz Si NeN
York Utbpe,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

PROaDwAY Lost TO LET.-THE second FLOOR
II Of No. 3j Rro.dway. corner o Ceesr strea 10 fes by
15; we'll lighted and with hoistway Ceiaf Gtreet. Pos-
eesion m,y be had immediately otsiIed. Apply 20 JOHN
7. HENRY, i5j Dreadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

EoR sALx-A VERY SUPERIOR roURsroRY BROWN
Gas sn FIN 1 ss
yas sad 6 '1 feet Deep sasSed the best
s1' 'sssa ssass story
Houses q vide and q foe. deep yssy GSnysnssns AZ
siss assst5 s nA'nSar ,'q kiNNEf i Gsd.I street
EoE sALs-A rnRrE sroRY BRICK HOUSE. NO.
Also. H assrg | tia Fra ns House
Ss ms,'i fssn
EoR SALE TaaEE COTTAGES ON SOUTH SIDE or
Eishe srses a5 fec: cast Of Third avenue w,.a
asS ass' & 5 s 3 4 o 's S Or q :.
brick house West Fit,enn street. third ws Of
SsaIssas%a bic: lease TithGSs ground
essy asps.s T &C esoH@sfL IS wa. VAN .rss
FossAsL,E7;TnE II, II; NEW AND ELEGANT HOTEL WITH
spo ia @ ssssiS sna rSwas ysss 81 Rorr,n
s iuaSs Is hsy h,n ana ashs I for or
Hall xnss, moro than twenty srsina Of oars pass .at
N. M'GRAw. 4so Broadway.
NoR sALE-A FIRST RATE PATENT MEDICINE BU.
ed BY viii soss Of
snd the recipe 70 the .nd
g. sfss s.d Chemist Herald '' ''S where an Interview s'n
ECOR sALE-7To THREE STORY BRICK HOUSES
and Lots TSs Isl sad lss wes. TY.n,y ssr.ss
$1,000 can tmsn on Ttr'gae. Also. thres ssory brick
houses hnd lots Eos 40 and 6s West Tweu streasa
between ath and Eighth Thess houses
SSin 6 al tSs apply 70 g. s. sRoAD No IL
EoR SALE AraREE STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE
N o1d Lot si6cstsd the ride Of Lexington
he fourth house above Thirtisth strees snrae
etory hrok houses and lots side Thirty
styeet the tbnd sni fitch houses eals from Lsxln7tos
avenue Aiao, four story brick house and lot, ~
Nirt5 ssgees. viii b. sold ct bargains. Apply TO g. D.
BROAD, No. Il Wall street. in the Croton Water oGcs
sasemens
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ATOR 5ALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED COAL YARD.
and hxugeg, villa Lease known Nos 81 and 3j W4sh-
pgton stree aoicg an extensive business The owner Is
sbous chs his business AID this cers good
Kitty for commenting the coal business branch, fs3m
smother jAsG or su.sblc yard TX s.oreage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

lIARED ron SALE. OR ExCHAE CT, FOR IMPROVED
y city propeftTTwo fsr1s il the town Of Worth Css.le.
chichester county N situated tive miles from tho
Acpoe do2os ehe Harlem Railroad; coatsiling
.hcat lao the other about - both balg i'm
proved With good dwelling houses, gaslo5
Sei ant particulars, apply 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

DfLLIARD SALOON FOR SALE OK TO LEr.-A LARGE
~ and spsendd Bii.ra salcor And Bar, Of the best
locations tho city. Ill health the tho
OF his wishing para with it, Ireu.- Of A. b. rs Forsyth
streek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALr.-rHE HOUSE Is OF
brisk tree sscree high. Nc lt2 West Twenty first
street. bo.osn Sovsnth nr6 Eighth 6nihhsd in
modern style With high basement r.rse msnsls and fold
doors Croson with tstf s1d The house is
nesrly aud in perfect order. Kree, $1,000 9nehsn
may rems.n mortgage Also she bcuse and lo No. 81
Mercer streSt rented for $3.50 lease.
Price Sl0Ge. inquire a. Nc. lt2 Tecrty fret street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

ENoa sALE-THE GOODWIN or LEASE OF FOUR
81 Mile Hssas, Taird syenae. Terms mosssate Healthy
tN-
tnd sts5ios for sixty horses. Inqurs OF Wm y.
Sparks. th.-a asenus and Sixty-.esene etrses,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

EoR sAIE-lH THE VILLAGE or NOsTa TARaY.
& towu. reod two Glory boute, with basement above
erouns naaty new: contiarg four roema and dss bed
lot Sxi2 veil filed with trut aDd shrubhsy with
in rsr minutes walk Of tho hudson eirr Railroad ctaop
psice fenr.esn hundred dollars Inquire OF
J0uk L. SAkEs, OIL Fourth street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09
EoR sALE-TaE TWO STORY HOUSE AND LOT
II No. iS rAGkliD street. Apply to
PALSER q NEWCOJB, 80 Cort.ndt s.rset

NOR sALg.-A FIRST GLASS THREE STORY, ATTIC:
and under oesr brown stone front built the vesy
best with all the dorm i'm This House
"a feet AZ aohes By 60 tee desp; o q feet AZ nohe bS
loO Situated between ThirGeIh and Thirty first streets
shs east sda OF Mdison avenue Also three three story
Attic Houoes ssusted the northeast Of FouStn
and Th.icth also this three story
nent House adaning tho above the h side OF
Thireth eees Thssehouses all rented 10 good tenants
At such psceu will AFFORD excellent invessnqns. In
qui-e OF JAMES CONNER Il son, 20 Anu ctreet,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

A THREE Sroay BASEMENT HOUSE. WITH ALL
"A tho ne dorm iaprovementr, 70 le Possession given
i wanted. Apply the premises, NO 80 Eass Twenty
third ssroes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-09

p1OUHT vEENoG-ToR SALE OR EXCHANGE
tI for city good two story House with three
auatcIs ef eu acre OF ground IN tae town OF kss oheser
ald village OF Eount Vernon. The tituatou 10 beauf1
aud in e5od order with s0urGa1ee Of fruit aa4 sasde
6. CONKIIN.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-12-09
CONSTARLE'S SALE.

10y virue oftwo writ Of Fieri Facias,
- issued by q justice Of the Peace, of
the State of Maryland. in and for ST.
Mary's County, one at the suit Of Loker
q Abell, and one at the suit Of George
w. Richardson, against the goods and
chaules, lands and tenements or Joseph
]. Hayden, and TO me directed, have
seized and taken in execution, all the
right, title. interest, claim property, and
demand whatsoever, at law and in equity,
OF the said Josheph |. Hayden, in and to
the following property, TO wit A tract or
parcel of land lying and being in said
county, called and known rs
ISHMiEL'S FREEHOLD,
or by whatever name or names the same
may be called, being the land on which rhs
said Hayden now resides, containing 1l9
acres more or less.
And hereby give notice that on Tues
day, the 2lst day Of December next. b.
tween The hours or 10 A. NJ. and q O'Clock
p. M., I will offer At public sale, at the
Court House door in Leonard Town, the
above described property, so seized and
taken in execution, to the highest bidder
for cash.
JNO. greenwich of P, Const.
Nov. IS, lS52-ts.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-12-09
The Cheap Bookstore,
Eetweea the Bridge and Centre Marks
81 RALTfMGnE. s.-..

rs. now receiving from the great New
= York and Philadelphia auction sales
. large collection Of School books, Blank
books, Law, Medical, Theological, and
Miscellaneous books.
Family Bibles from 81 to $40,
Pocket Bibles, gilt edges, 37t cts; Dit.
to, with clasps, 90 cts; Pocket Prayer
Books, muslin binding, l2a cts; Ditto.
gill edges, Is cents, Letter paper Sl,25
per rcam, Foolscap, Wrapping. Tissue.
Show, Bill, Ladies' Bath, Note, and
other papers.
Bonnet boards, perforated paper, port
fotios, albums, steel pens, sealing wax,
letter and note envelopes, waters, paper
folders, and a general variety Of Station.
cry.
My general stock will b. found to-
embrace very large and attractive cofL
lection Of Books in all the various depart.
ments Of Literature, including the Evan.
ge'ical Knowledge Society publications,
and those ofthe American Sunday School
Union and Tract Society.
g. ALI new books received as soon as
published.
My prices will be found to Compare
favorably with those of the Eastern eli.
ties, aud in all cases will be found 10
give satisfaction. A. p. BURT,
No. z Baltimore ST., between the Bridges
and Centre Market, BALTIMORE.
April 8, 1852.