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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-19
STOCK OF
THE SAVINGS BANK INCREASED!
SIGN OF THE RED POST.

WE are Just abou, receiving the largest
stock Of Dry Goods to be found in AlOr.
ganiOwn, nni will sell them at least as
cheap as the cheapest in Western Virginia.
We have first rate stock Of
Bcragrs, muslin d'Luncs aud Lawns,
Brmgc danes, prints and puslins,
Ribbons, Flowers, Hosiery and Gloves,
CassimCrs, Cloths anl Saiinelts,
Mems and bo,s' Summer wear,
White, pink & blue Grapes for bonnet ling,
French needle worked Fluuucng for uIl.
der sleeves,
Newest style Dress Trimmings and Dress
Buttons,
\ nice assortment Of pretty FANS,
y large stock Of BOnnels end straw trim.
Mugs,
Silk and Summer Hats, various kinds,
Glassware, Hardware, QuernswuTe,
Groceries, I.oOking-glusses, Clocks,
Cotton yarn, Batting, &C.. &c.
White Line, True American and patent
lever Plough Points.
Also, Cucumber and Melon seeds from
X. Buisi, the most reliable Scotsman south
Of Boston. We warrant our melon seed
twoyears old and will produce much finer
melons than seeds Of last years growth.
A small assortmen, OF the following
FLOWER SEEDS:-Parhilacca, phlox,
SrhizanthuS, German hsicr, German ten
weeks stork, Petunias and blue grove love,
all Of which are pretty.
70 These goods Ure all TO be sold as
cheap as they can be found any place west
Of the mnnniuins. Every man, woman
anil child come und examine, md If you
don't think we eau sell You frst-raie bar
gains don't buy: uud we will promise too
Il the goods don't suit not 10 ''boIher the
life out Of YOU 10 purchase.
Keep your eyes on the Red Post and
you will be sure TO get into the celebrated
cheap Store Of
April IL, 1852.
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4. uAYaoxD. &c. PtcxEyrAUGI.
Tie Way to Sare Your Money!!
CALL AT
RAYMOND & PICKENPAUGH'S
CHEE iaP
PHILADELPHIA AND PARIS STORE,

WE have Just received aud opencd a very
large and most beautiful stock Of now SPRING
aud SUMMER GOODS, OF every variety, and
as Tor being cheap, they beat tho world for
that. Goods have never been sold as low hero
as We arc now selling them, since the begin
ming oil the Christian Era. We can and arc
iouad to beat any thing You can scare up in
this country. Our stock is ail and complete,
and our Goods being bought for cash, cannot
be beat, and will be sold on the most accom-
modating terms. AL kinds OF country produce
taken in exchange.
Cur Stock consists of the following articles
in great abundance :-ficragcs, lawns, beragc
dc lanes, French lawns, plain and embroidered
swissus, prints, mGslins-bieached and brown;
fine alpaGcas at Is cts. per yard, silks and ging-
hams, ribbons and laces, flowers, hosiery,
MEMS and Womcn's Gloves of every style.-
An colors Of Sarccnct and Grape for bonnet Ii.
ninrs. BoEncis for Women and Misses.
CLOTHS. CASSlNETS, CASSTSlERES,
Co,,oua,les, white and brown Linens, Mems &
Rows Wear Of every description. 4 large and
wcllsclecicd stock Of Ready Made Clothing,
trunks, yaIiccs, carpet bags, and little Of eT.
cryiIng else.
QUEENSWARE, HARDWARE,
Groceries, looking glasses, Carpenters tools,
cotton Yarn and batting, boots and shoes.
IL We invite the Ladies' particularly to call
aud examine our Stock, whether YOU buy OF
not. But We will guarantee you buy briUTC
yoa leave, as we are extremely fond Of show
.ng our Goods 10 the Ladies.
Rcing grateful to oar friends for lloir former
nalrunagc, We still solicit their attention to oul
new stock, and Obligaic ourselves Ia mHkc it IL
ynur advantage to buy "f ". Bnng all YOU
see WIN want To buy cheap Gurds, as wG are
the very fellows who can make your pockets
..aI b saying llein money. ---....-
RAYMOND Il PiCHENGAuGll.
Alur=an,owH, May 20, lSjs. Holt
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WESTERN
Carriage Mandatory

JNllE Subscriber respectfully informs his
friends aud the public generally that he is
now carrying on tho Carriage Making business
at his New Stand on Pleasant street, near the
corner Of Front, aud within call Of, the Ferry,
Morganluwn, Va, where he is fully prepared
10 do MI work in his line, such as making, re-
pairing, painting and trimming Carriages, hug
airs, Sulkcys, &c. These vehicles are made
to order aud kept constantly on hand for sale.
All work giving way, by fair usage, within
one wear from tho time new Carriage leaves
nv shop, will be repaired graft
March 20, 1852. 3n JIM. KERN.
y. R.-lIis Smithwork is done by DANIEl
IIAiUrHAN, Esl. the hest w"Tkmen in his linz
IN tbs section country, aud hardly to be bea
anywhere.
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New Establishment.
L.. w. DERING,

HSlM Il. w. DEklNG,
SADDLE&H HARNESS MAKER
Has commenced business, up stalks, be-
tween Drrirg.s Dry Cool Store, and Carts
Drug and Tobacco Slupc, Main Street. Nor
gunIuwn, Va.
lie has juor received from Piuabnrg and
Baltimore, materials for manufacturing
al kinds uf
SADDLES, BRIDES AED HARNESS
Of all descriptions, and will keep Il large
and well made stock always Oh hand
lie is determined to sell lower than any
other establishment in town, for Cash OF
good Country Produce. al work tcaf'
rGn'rI. L. w. DERlNG.
~ Also MI hand for sale IN assOTimen;
of Pine Buggy Harness.
Aiuraantown, March 20. l3l-SmO.
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Z, S, ZONES, & CO.,

C,OkTER orFOURTII and RACESTREETS,
~ Publishers Of the Model Architects, by
SAMUEL SLOAN, Architect, to be completed
in 81 monthly parts.
The above work is designed to meet the
wishes no; only Of those directly interested in
buildings, bat Of all who desire the ADVANCE
meat OF this noble AT in our couniry, and wish
to cultivate ther tastes and acquaintance
with architecture. The handsome manner il!
which it is prepared and cmbellislGn. renders il
tasteful ornament for the drawng-room, while
its accurate dclineations give ii the hghes;
practical value.
Nos. | . & arc now ready for delivery.
Piee-jO cents per number. Address as l.
borc, post paid.
Philadelphia, Dec. 90, 1851. 1871:
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WI. DERBS. F.. W. TOWER
MORGANTOWN BOOK STORE.
William Derbin & Co.,

William Derbin d Co.,
II EEP constantly on hand atIheir Store, on
IN High street, opposite Carr, Smith & Co.'S,
general assortment Of BOOKS, including hi
bcs, Tcstamcnts, aud variety Of standard
Religious, Medical and Historical works; To-
gether with large assortment Of School books,
Novels, &c, sc.
Blank Books, Stationery, S;cul-pens, &c.
GROCERlES.--Thcy have also 10; OF supe-
rior Groceries.
Morgantown, Nov. 20, 1851.
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AZ jewellers Composition,

~J. X. SHEAN would respectful
ly invite the attention of the citizens OF
Morgantown and its vicinity 10 his
splendid assortment Of Variety Goods,
Just received from The Eastern Cities,
such as
Gold and Silver Watches:
Clocks, Boston Syrup, Gold Breast Pins, Sugar,
Finger Rings, Candies, Fuse, Snuff, Table Salt,
Tobacco, Teas, Speetae!es, Coffee, Spoons,
Spices, Ear Rings, Smoking Tobacco, Soda
Cocoa Nuts, Starch and Shaving Utensils, Vine
gar and Raisins, Madder, Pruues; COppcras;
Figs; Indigo; LiquOricc; Umbrollasi Knives i.
Pills; Salts; Sardincs; Combs; Wrapping TwinC'
Camphor; isaisins NGustnrdi Gloves Mirrors /,
Comforts; Pocket Books; lnkstands; Cinnamoni
Gold Pens; Soaps; Gold Pencils; Hosiery But
ter Knives: SuspendcFs; Gold Chains; Birthstone
Cisars; Toy Watches; Hair Pins, Gold Watch
Keys; shoe Brushes and Ginger; Siar1 Inks
Handkerchief and Mustard Gold Ear Rings ;
Candles; Accordeons & CASTLE Soap; Buttons;
Ok marrow silk boss; Hair Brushes; Cologne
Water; Boss; Buckets; Pepper COrdiali Silver
Thim5cs; Extract Of Coffee; Gun Caps; Tooth
brushes; and Toys ofnoarly every description,
and other articles in the Notion way too tedious
10 mention also Gold Jelrslry and M0laSsss.
October 30, 1851. Il
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To House Builders.

THE TRUSTEES of the "MoR-
GASTOwS FEMALE AcADEHY" propose to erect
/ new ACADEMY BUILDING in MOrgantown,
three stories high Including the hasemGnI)
some sixty feet long by thirty-iiyc feet wide
walls 10 be Of brick. Specifications may be
seen in the hands Of the Trustees, TO which we
invite the immediate attention of contractors,
inasmuch rs it is DESTROYS TO have such build
ing erected this Summer.
by ORDER OF THE BOARD.
Morglntown, Va, April 10, 1852.
" 'uniontown Genius and Fairmont 'vir-
ginian' will please insert 81 and send bills TO
tbs Office.
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70 Nl WHOM IT MAY cOaCERS,

ESTEharn this day placed in the hands
w OF William Luzpr. all the BrcouElS
AID notes due the firm Of Lazier Ml.Rne &
Co., i.a2rr and M'I.ane, Fleming & Guse.
man. and +. c. Lu2icr, up: 20 the 26lh day
ar March. 1851. We have done this for
The purpose Of chasing all nur old accounts
aud 10 pas nur debts. We have IaIgT
Fam. murr than we owe, due US, aud most
ci il for Years. Those persons having
CLAIMS against us will present them to
him far settlement, who will puy them
us fast us he cun collect. Having indulg.
ed our friends so long we think they ought
not to think hard Of us for doing this.
7. c. LAZlER,
JOS. 4. M'LANE.
- | shall still continue the bust
hess nj the old stand, and will give
bargains to prompt payers, and shall
be happy 10 see my old frionds.-
DON'T furgct TO call.
L. C. LAZIER.
can be found nj the Office in the rear
o! Kiusey Flies shop.-entnnce 10 the Of.
fee from the door leading from said shop.
All Of you who owe or have claims u.
sansl said firms, call as anon as yon ran.
When am not prcsrnt, Mr.. John W. Dur
bin will attend 10 the settlements.
WIN. LAZIER.
March &c, 1852. ls7-n.
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I. MITCHELL. INLAY
MITCHELL & HAYES,
.IEe,ckGlIE THiiOyS,
u. HAYES.


Walnut street, opposite The Jail, NiorgiHio'rE,
TAvE entered into Partnership, and just
III brought on from the Eastern Cities, an
extensive assortment OF Frcnch black, blue,
brown, green and olive
Cloths,
CdSSimcreS of all styles and qualities;
FesiiEgS of all cOlors, styles and qualities;
1rimRiags Of the best quality, to suit all
colors.
GiOres, black kid, best quality, also French
buck, &c.
Collars, tlIrce-ply; silk and Linen Crarats,
black and fancy coloFs; Stoeksi POckcI-l!and-
kerchic!s a fine quality of PLUSH and CLOTH
CAPS, Navy do, also n large stock OF
READY-MiDE C}.0TIIING,
such as Goats, Pants, and Vests, of all quail
ties and prices Silk Shirts, Suspendcrs, and
many other articles not mentioned, all which
will be sold VERY CnEAP ron CASH; Please call
and examine our stock.
Dec. 10, 1851. la2-,r.
n. B.-Thosc indebted TO p. u. Mitchell or
N. Hayes, on former accounts, arc earnestly
requested to settle up, either by money or note,
without delay.
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9'cDipcrNNce Da'iMk's,

rxclusivcly, in great abundance, viz -
Ginger. Pop, Lemon TO-, Lemonade, Root
Beer, Pulrnt Gas do. Sarsaparila Mead,
ihal s.iOnid be used indeed for health
Also rn land q constant supply Of
Ec@ GI6ES & Crackers,
Sach as Ponnd Cake, Sponge, Fruit.
Scotch, Ta!ln Lrnun, Ginger. &c. Wa.
Ter, Butirr, Slgar, Soda and Ginger crack.
crs. White loaf BREA D aud brown do,
on lal:di the hitler should be used BY all
who are trlirate.
Co. Parties Of I.a,lips and Gentlemen
can b. accommodated with ruOms and Re-
iEshmrnls At his house at all times.
April II, 1882. J. CYPHERS.
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Removal Removal

~ THE subscribers have remov.
cd their Stuck Of Goods to their new Ware
House on Walnut street, immediately below
;lIcir old stand on the corner Oflligh nHd Wal
nut streets, where they may be lound ready to
welcome their Old friends and customer, aud
to render them great facilities in the way .!
purchasing Goods at fair prices.
GEO. NJ. HAGANS & co.
Morgantown, Va. February IS, 1862.
Lumber,-Pcrsnns having first-rntc
seasoned Luaiber to dispose Of, would do well
to call. q. VI. u. Il Co.
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DRUGS, TOBACCO, GLASS, &c.

TVST received aud for sale at Logan s. Carts
' Drug aad Tobacco Store, one door east Of
the Cmrt-iIOasc, At the sign Of the "aiammOth
AIortsr,' on Main Suoct,-
S:Ohoxc various brands Tobacco, among which
will he found very choice lot Of Fl Dorado
aud I:smlrlliI Tobacco;
) boxes Graycly, fine article;
~ do Standard and Superior,
- do walt!B, 90 DO Goats,
10 do Aluits, 10 do lIarwOOd,
"a do RuhinsOn 6 Co.'S, IS,
90 do burns, 10 do Royals, SIS {; SIS,
~ do Clay's ID. Lump,
~ do Archcr's do,
/? do pcyton's So, l0do Young {: BurFc!!,
20 do Ian shnrn & Co.'s, 1873,
II do Iluichisun's, 10 do Madison,
10 10 Mnck.n. bird, Ado Jones,
TuseiIIrr with az extensive variety Of brands,
to sui customers, both in regard 10 quality aud
pT.ce.
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New Goods.
EXCHANGE STORE.

E1Css.4.sGE iSYG5fE.
MARTIN D. CALLENDINE is now re-
VI cciring and opening at his Store in Nor
gantown, handsome assortment Of GOODS,
OF all the latest styles and patterns for
Ladies' and GeRtlemeH's Wear,
suitable for the present and approaching sea-
son. The assortment is compleie-cail and
examine for yourselves. will pledge to those
WHO may favor inc with call that all shall be
sold as cheap US il had always bccn n little
" ahead" am not a banker, nor have a
"rcd post,n yet make no exceptions 10 any
for cheap Goods and if you will call At the
TWO BIG DOORS,
opposite the stone pile, where always take
pleasure in making a liberal exchange. have
on hand GROCERIES of all kinds, Sugar,
Molasscs, Tea, coffee, salt, pittSbnrg Plough
Points, wagon boxes, tea kettles, cotton yarni
QueenSware and Hardware,
4 full and complete assortment; Seythcs and
scythc sucads; together with large assortment
Of Stone Ware, crooks, jars, sc.
Lcghorn and Palm Hats,
Bonncts OF every kind, braid, gimp, silk, &c.
4 fine assortment OF Shoes oil all styles and
cuts (which will be exchanged for Cash or
approved country Produce.
MARTIN u. CALLENDINE.
April 81, 1852.
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tEgNYED.

Oats, Corn, Wheat, Hay. &c. wanted, IN
payment for papers aud advertising accounts.
APply at The Mirror Office.
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Also

-ILSU-
10000 pln,Glla Srgars,
5000 Jenny Lind do,
5000 JustG Saus Principe.
ESQ Spotted Castillo, 1000 Flag Spanish,
a,ngn II Sipiuac, LOCO II Divans,
1000 l.. u. RIFLES, 5000 la Nnnnas,
2.OOn castor Rc-aIia, 10000 half Spanish
10000 iIavaa1 IS, 10000 iaTo G's.
Together with various other qualities, al
10th pleasant and agreeable, 20 which VIC would
nIiic = srsar-smoAiRg custom.
AI1o, 'riLhali's Rappec, MSccaha and Scotch
Snuff. Snuff boxes aud Scsar cases, Tobacco
Nnivrs, Pipes, Pipe Heads aud Stems, large
lrI Ut tine cap, letter and note paper, as vel
- every variety Of Wrapping Paper.
Avery large and extensive aud we'll selected
aSsor'urat Of Drugs, embracing every article
necessary IN furnish practitioners Office. Al
So. Spicrs, Starch, SairrainS aad Indigo, Oils o
",rry kind, Paints aud Dyc-S!nils, so boSc'
tilss, assnricd sizes, Putty, Patent Medicines
81 every nanr, together with very extensive
assortment Of Fancy ATticlrs, CUTLERY aud Jew
rlry, Soaps anil pcrIamcry, &c, &c.
Ia Ill Of the a5uvc, WI would invite 4 Tisi
7nI examination from town and country, anI
merchants grnrTally at home and abroad.
LOGAN & earn.
Fairmual, MAY -, 1874. liG-ri,
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ESmI'iGy.

4 very si,-' art,rlc nj eIirh hailed, for the
v.ck, ,Ir Iy,tcP,ic, ~ rai'le use, inr ale n
:, f'hr,n y,drr, store 6;CAREs SMFllSC"
c.h :, 49,,
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Glassware. GlassyYnrc.

Just reccired per Steamer Lindsey,
81 boxes Glass ware, consisting Of Pitchers,
Sugar bowls, Swcet-meais, Tumblcrs, Dishes,
AToiasses cans, Casters and Cruiis, Jelly gias'
ses, sc, which We offer very low. Call aud see
March 6. Carr, Smith S'CO
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CIuytr aad Timothy Seed!
\ prime article, Just received per
Steamer Hay, AMI inr sale by
Carr, Smith & Co.
fchmary i6.
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KEW 6 CHEAP CONFECTIONERY
JAMES CYPHERS,

RESPECTFULLY calls the attention
Of tie citizens Of Mnlganiown and the
- uurdiug country 10 lis fresh supply Of
Cuufrr.i1ar.ics, &c. lis establishment
isdiIrc,iy oppusia. MIsstS. Hammond <
Co.'S S,5ir. ual on lIr Northeast conner
gEe dnOf from the Drugstore. His stock
consists Of
Fresh Oranges & Lemons, Figs, Raj.
sins, Pruncs, Date, AIlnouda, Fiji.
hcris, English Walnuts, Ground.
NUS, &c. Also, fresh Candies Of
ovory descriptions u very superior
article of Cheese.
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,p7OilSScS.

sE5Ot!tSSCS.
\ choice lot Of rev crop y. o. Molasses
Just received and for sale At the New York Cheap
Variety Store Of CARR, SMITH s co.
Fob Z 1852
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WaJ Repairing,

ENGRAvIY kc. attended to with prompt.
mess, and IN RIc to giro satisfaction. Tho
subscriber hrJrco hands employed at thu
business, and f'ld be glad to Keep them 81,
of mischief pc time.
March 20 JOHN SlIEAN.
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OIL CLOTHS.-An assortment,
for Table, Stand aud Bureau Covers, very
cheap, for SAKE BY Carr, Smith SCo.
March 10.
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Spirits TurpcEatine,

One barrel, just received and for sale.
March 6, 1862. CARR, SMITH & Co.
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

LIVER COMPLAINT,
JaundiCc, Dyspepsia, Chronic
NCry0aS Debility, Diseases
Of tie Kidneys,
AND AL
DISEASES ARISING
From 4 DisoEDEREb LITiL
OR SrOHACIi, sUcn IS CSSsTIuA-
rloN, IHwARD PTLEs, FuLrSE'' on
BLOOD 70 THE HEAD, hCiurrT OF rnE
SrONACm, NAUSEA, IlEART.BuRS, DIS
Gusr TUR FoOD, FULLSE,s, Or WEIGHT ~
rIIr SIOAAcn, S0ur EaUrr1rIuNs, SiNEIyG
o. hnl'cr.ns al the pit o. the Stomach, SWIM.
ming OF thn Head, Hurried aEd Bi.acU!I
breathing, FuilHrss AZ tic Heart,
Choking or Su.lOcaiIng sea-
Stations when in lying
posture, Dmacsb Of
Vision, Dots or
webs before
the sight,
Ferrr aEd dull pain in he Head, D.icisHrJ or
Preparation, Ieii0rRasS II NE ska GEi .y'S,
Paia in nc Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &C., Sad.
den FlHSheS gf Heat, burning ia The Flesh, Con-
slant mGgiHings Of ErHdaG GrcR depression
IF Spirits, can be ellcctnalIy curad by
DIR. HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERNdN BITTERS
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-17

meeting of the creditors of the late Republic
OF Texas convened at the National Hotel in Wash
1ngton city, the 18th instant as the render has
been already appraised. On the 18th inst. a COM
mit'ee ofseven gentlemen was appointed
May, of Virginia, chairman-to draft memorial
to the Congress of the United States, in respect-
lui and urgent terms, to provide for the payment
OF such creditors of the late Republic of Texas as
are comprehended in the act of Congress of the
9TH September 1850, according to the report of
the Secretary fthe Treasury of 9th September,
1851.
This resolution was adopted; and the commit
Tee was further authorized to convene a general
meeting of the creditors whenever they may deem
it expedent.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-17
Ex RICHARD gAUTHORN,

REGULAR SALE DAYS:
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS1
SALE OF HORSES EVERY SATURDAY.
GAN the days above named, commencing atoI O'Clock
~ will sell at auction at my store 18th ST., va
ley OF miscellaneous articles consisting of Tia follow
ing
GROCERIEs-Sugar,C Coffee, Gunpowler Tea, Can
dies, Soap Nails Starch Bacon hams shoulders iles
Rice Pepper, Ginger, Brandy, Whiskey, Gin A;oasses
Butter. Lard, Herrings, Shad.
FURNITURE-Burcau Sideboards, Washstan1s
Feather Beds, hair and sluck Mattresses. Bedsteads
ding of every description Fenders Shovel and longs
with many other articles in the house keeping line.
SHOES CLOTHING, &c.-I will also sell Boots
Shoes, Slippers, Clothing of every kind Hats Caps,
Crockery-ware Matches, writing and wrapping Paper,
Books, &c
NH 20 R. CAUTHORN
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
BOOKS FOR FARMERS ES a CsaEAE



The Hive and the Honey Bee with acc unt Of the dis.
eases of Bees and their remedies, by II d Richard.
The Pests OF the Farm, with instructions for their ex
hrpation by III D Richardson .-................. e5
Chemistry made Easy, for the Of Farmers, BY J
Topham, Observation-Disclosures. IS
Horses, their varieties breeding and management in
health and disease by j II Richardson ....... IS
Soils and Manures, the Improvement fland and rota
ton OF crops, by John Donaldson Government Land
Drainage Surveyor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e5
An Essay on Manrres, submitted to the Trustees of
the Massachusetts Society for promoting Agricul-
ture, for their premium-by Saml L Dana. -. ps
Land Drainage, Embankment and Irrigation; by Jas
.Donalds, Civil Engineer Observation-Disclosures. %
Experimental Researches the Food of Animals
and the fattening of Cattle with remarks upon the
Food of Man. based upon experiments undertaken
by order of the British Government by Robert
Duiluas lnonlson- 81
The Horses Foot, and how to keep it sound with
illustrations, by VIM Miles, Esq. 25
The New England Poultry Breeder, being briefhis-
tory of domestic Fowls, and containing full direc-
tons for their rearing and management illustrated
with rs correct engrayings by practical poulterer
Know lson complete Farrieror Cattle Doctor. IS
With large number of the best and most popular
Agricultural Works ofthe day For sale BY
NASH & WOODHOUSB
app Eagle Square
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-17

Mr. MANGuM's personal explanation in the Sc
mite Thursday, in which he defined his own po-
stion, and declared General Scott to be his first
choice for the Presidency, has produced tre-
mendous sensation amongst the Politicians in
Washington. despatch in the Baltimore pa
pers OF yesterday says: 'Gen. SCOTS nomination
is now considered certain
After Mr.. Mangum had declared his preference
Tor Gen. Scott he remarked, that in his opinion,
no other Wing candidate could secure an cleo
ton.
Mr.. Gwin asked whether Mr.. NJ could state,
by authority, that General Scott was in favour of
maintaining, and would execute, the fugitive slave
law as it is
Mr.. Mangum replied that he did not speak from
authority; but that he was perfectly satisfied that
such would be the case.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-17
BY KENT, PAINE& KENT,

4 ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS AT
IL AUCTION-On "Wednesday, the 2lst instant com.
mencng at 81 o'clock will sell at Auction Rooms
large and desirable assortment of fresh and seasonabe
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
comprising avsriety of new and choice styles
Wew1 also sell large invoice of Cotton Hosiery, con-
ssting of every variety
Also lot OF Bonnets, Ribbons, and other Millinery
Goods, with which will Commence the sale
TERMs-All sums under 800 cash; over that amount
months credit for approved paper.
ap1 KENT, PAINE Il KENT
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-17
BY GEORGE .J.sUyINER.

MIXTURES JEWELLERS STORE
IL AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY MORNING the
vson, No 116 Main street. will be sold the Fixtures be-
longing to the establishment consisting oftree fine Show
Cases, Store Counter Side Cases and one first rate
Iron Safe. GEORGE j. SUMNER,
ap IT Auctioneer