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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
A MOTHER EXCURSION to LAKE

IA LAND and LAKE RONKONKOMA-
On WEDNESDAY Of this week, party consisting
Of about three hundred Ladies and Gentlemen, had
excursion the Long Island Railroad TO this deli ght
healthy and thriving village. All much pleased with
the siy made and astonshed tho uxu
of the vegetation and OF the crops
growing and the fertility Of the under cultivation which
bat short time since conrdered wilderness Many
Of those who had previously purchased after carefully
examining the location, ana the advantages which Of
fefed for farming gardening and mechanical purposes i'm
medely entered into for Village Lots 9TH
for Farms fearing that delay of only few days might
deprive them Of the opportunity OF getting desirable
location. Mr.. G. WOOD who IL the of the Village
Lots and Farms in this vicinity selling Farms icon
tanning 1--WE from 900 TO sl5O) and Village Lots
beautifully locstec for Country Residences equal In
city lots from SIS SO only s. in cash required
secure acres Village Lot balance paid in monthly in
stsments Of 81 on each Farm or 81 Vsgs Lot. We
advise all who desire delightful snd healthy Residence for
themselves and families within easy to thecity TO
make immediate application to c. WOOD, No. 2OS Broad
WAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW-YORK
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-

THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-
Il CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP hssvesn
NEW.YORK and LIVERPOOL. direct, end betvssc
BOSTON and LIVERPOOL-The Boston ships ONLY an
ing At Halifax to land and receive mails and p.sssuss
ASIA, C. H. +. Judkina NIAGARA. j. ston~
AMERICA. N. shannon, CANADA, Lana
These vessels carry clear white lsht Of mas head reso
on starhoard bow, red on port bow
AFRICA, Harrison I'm NETWORK Wednesday, Axx
CANADA, Lang, from BOSTON, Wednesday,, sept
ASIA Jcdkins from NEW.YORK, wedn- sdsy, sept T.
EUROPA, Lott, from NETWORK, Wednesday, Scot a
NIAGARA, Stone, from BOSTON "Wednesday, Sept o.
AFRICA, Harrbon, FIN NETWORK, "Wednesday, 0eAG
xsix Juat hsat Um 1% NEWVoRk %ssssss. S
AMERICA, Shannon, from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Oct ~
EUROPA, Lott from NEW.Y0RK, Wednesday, Now
NIAGARA, Stone, fron BOSTON Wednesday, Noy ~
CANADA, Lang from BOSTON "Wednesday, Nov. a..
ARABIA, -, from NETWORK, Wedn.sdsy, Dec. L
AMERICA, Shannon. nom BOSTON "Wednesday, Dec s.
ASIA, Judtns, from ny WYnkK, "Wednesday DEC. u
EUROPA, Lott, from BOSTON. Wednesday. De-. q
Passage fiom New. York or Boston 70 Uvepool-fluo
cabin $40; second cabin, Sc
Berths not secured uni paid for.
Freight will be charged specie beyond N amount e
personal expenses
An experienced Surgeon on board.
re- All letters and newspapers must pen through The
Po.tofce For freight S or Rs.sIss spsy
e French German and other skoreisn Goods receives
and brought In common With British Goods Through oih
of ladins are given la Hsyre for New.York
fbreen manufacture besrns the msrtsof Cnsn
manufacturer will be hereafter admitted In Eneand In an-
stu for the United States and other countries In ooase
Of which French and Swiss watches may be shppee
81 Hsvre tor rewYork or Boston via Liverpool v,'nos -
curing the sk heretofore Of being seized BY the Enss
Custom House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28

THE ROYAL MAIL ornas.. -
PEfREL 600 tuns w. eengeon. Co. ~ ~ -
ID ss 5ER1UDA saA d. IHoAA'
Ps.ass money 10 DscnnAs.. .'''''''''''''''''S
Ps.sss money 70 p nhO@ss :: ssI
- ~ vsIi ve.tflafe1 - NO. snfesee0 ~ Nk
'sas'.s''iS w3 e Ss fd - =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
Receipts Of Produce......

RI North Pirey Boass-729 bols FlosI, Lr r 'us,;
Wheat 77s do Corn l25 bps Ashes 2cs do WHISKY :"
boxes Cheese and Is bales Wool az /, oh.o.. ae0
RI Eyts RAILROADS.&C. pigs Butter ITO 90 oheese' ''V
49, ..,ha, "a hale. Wool aud 81 100 bsh. Oats
by Nep-Hdren RdilrOad-i2i boxes Cneese ana % PAs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM,

NIIED SlAlEO MAIL - LEA NJ
MAIL STEAMSHIP cosPANYEoniy through l u S.
Mail Line for CALIFORNIA and OREGON, via AsPIN.
WALL and PANAMA BY order of the Postmaster Gene
rel the United States Mail Steamer with the great Cali
fornis and Oregon Malta to be dispatched the Sch
and 10th Of each month direct for Aspinwa and from
Sunday, the sailing to be postponed until the Monday
following. The Pacific Mail Steamers 70 be In readiness
USEp STATES MAIL 8 sr +. co
The following list Of the steamships belonging TO this
GE0RGiA......s,oSo tuns crescent CITY 500 tuns
geo tuns CHEROKEE .....l 800 tans
ILLINOIS. 800 tuns RHILADELPHIAIloo tuns
''' ' FALCON w 49, 900 sun. ''' '''''
Leaving NewYork tor Aspinwa on the 9Th and Goth Of
The new steamship FL DORADO and the FALCON will
form direct line between New-0rlesns and AspinwslL
leaving the TIN and I'D Of each month and foru with
the Pacific steamships Through Line TO and from New Or
leans and pers In Mexico, Csfornia and Oregon Passage
from New Orleans can be secured from ARMSTRONG,
HARRIS co, Agents At that place.
THE RATES FROM NETWORK TO AsPISwALL WILL BE
Ladies saloon State Rooms
second Cabin Standees -
!, A.: .nd.i . ;S i 40
OF expense Tbe railroad beng In operation, and cars run
ming over bali the distance from Aspawal 10 Panama the
transit Of the Iabmus may be performed In om eighteen
four hcur-te expense, which varies from $lo
80 Pxc SIis 3 M al srEsxHsHIP COMPANY.
Of this So%p:sy sss%s inspected AID sy 8:
Navy DepsItmeat commanded by Nsvy O6csrs and csuy
ing the y. s. Malta will hereafter leave Panama tnme-
datey the arrival OF the Atlantic Mails and San Fran
the Let and 18Th dI Of sssh month and viii touch
ct Acapulco.
reserve Boat will DO kept ct ssch end Of the route 70
cover accidents
The following Steam Psskst belonging 70 re Eaeins
Mall Steamship Company. are now on shs facine ems
which will DO always in port at each end Of me roo
GOLDEN GATE s0ctuns LuMeIA 90 snns
TENNESSEE ....1 300sura lCONSTlIUTlON ~ -
NORrHERNER 1, 800 tuna ANTELOPE 100. -.
REPUBLIC cecil, 200 tuns CAROLlNA:''''.' S~s'
OREGON ......L eoetuns COLUanuS '''''Ss oa...
CXLITORNIA.. $50 sss UNICORN - ;; 49,.
n ~ 1870 COLUMBIA xin ply bstweea -
YnoSiVs - DWab 0veDqA svtsho q - eSt~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY

NENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
~ Of NEW-JERSEY-EXCURSI TRAINs.-
NETWORK to EASTON Pa-yhis Company will run an
Excursion Train from NewYork TO Phhpsburg and return
TUESDAYS the 10th 18th oath and Sst day. OF AIs1sS
instant: Leaves pier No North River per steamer RED
JACKET A NJ, and from foot of Courtlandtst icon
oecng Elzabethtownl at same hour stopping ten min
same arriving Phpsourg at u H. Returning, leaves
Phpsburg at Is NJ same day, arriving ct New. Yorh
N7P NJ Tickets for the (good only on the day
sod may be procured board the boat at ths office foot
Of Courandtst Fare from New York 70 PhtiPsburs and
return BY steamer Red Jacket and 75 Fare from
New.York to Phillpsburs and via NewJerssy Rail
road, 81 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
Gorses, Carriages, Sc.

borses, Vdrrld9es, Ut.
1On MULES for SALE-Among
wv which may be four some extra large pairs well
broke few large Mules broke TO single harness some very
nice shipping muies, ard very III unbroke Mules
Irqure Of ROBERT RlCIlEY, No l6j Washington ST., or
JAMES BUCKELEW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
IL Noes PASSAGES

Sewyo,t - %laS' SRiNNELL L co, No, g soa;A a
LOWTAiL LINES ~ paCr 10 a ssan ,o' NE sWALs
LIVERPOOL Packets sail s.S' IosnoS S'i p
and 2lst OF every uontA .I,.,n.,- Th al svsy
Sn. Eni ,S nOr5 LONDON,
SsOSM,.siIlHrION, SIR q PEEL
QUEEN OF THE WEST INDcPpNnrSrnssNN NELL
CONSTANTINE, AMERIcAY rn s11u 49,.
ALS6KI SALLATiN, PalNCE ALBERY.
AShbUkION YORKTOWN
NEW SHIP PATRICK HRNRY
wishing 70 send for then ends saA assro,s a
unepe them out oy any OF the soove magnificent shoa -
informed that Mes-Ts BOWMAN GRINNELL = q -
the only Agents fer the above ships 10 this city
They also issue Drafts from o. and apvad vhsA 90.
payable at siaht In any town through ireland nd ss
Britain For further Information apply D., sttsr sss
TO BOWMAN 0RfNNtLL a CO.
- southst New orb, and Regents Rad, ls,s,,,,
Liverpool Packets leave New. York 9Th nd 2is ~ -
month. "" W 80
London Pscketse New every sltsu.s. Ysvr,.,
For passage apply q above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
Ocean steamers.


,r; - Prom ~ York Aug as.- tor SharI"-Sl-
n'r hIn' From n York. Aug s.for hAsIs,
, snt FROM n York .Aus 9s..For saVAnhah-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
DiITSTON COAL.-The PcnnsyIv.ni,

pfTlSION COAL.-The Pennsylvania
Il Coal Company 70 prepared 70 deliver 10 families 10
any PAT 81 this city, brooklyn and wlismsbursh ffum 10
Canal sc.t, and several ySds The various dses Of =
rffston Coal which IL superior Anthracts eor donests
80 Apply ct the yNdA scpsr Of Itth-ss. and sshsv
Wota, near Horton u The hot Of 0oysrasurss, Ed
kivss nes OF Nofih lo~, williambarshi bot Of 0oA
ossa1vV enl walN ne Coal vtn - Ashysss1 = ~ y
9saS&@ - esa - oaaA DssA ~ = = Nm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
y. CoLroS, Auctioneer
r ARGE SALE of FURNITURE
HENRY T. LEEDS. Auctioneer.
+ ARGE PERENP TORY SALE o

HENRY L, LEEDS, Aucroneer
7 ARGE PEREMP TORY SALE OF
IL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE consisting Of as fine
of and second hand Furniture has been
offered q auction this - -
HENRY I. LEEDS will sell as above, on SATURDAY,
August % at ssesroom No SO Chsmbers, at l04 o'clock
fine of rosewood paror and chamber suites
painted and ensmeled chamber furniture, with AID with
marble tops dressing bureaus richly carved; oval n
ros mahogany sofas and chairs; ete etes rockers ma
hogany french bedsteads mattresses paasses; walnut
ana mahogany wardrobes rosewood and mahogany book
cases. rch carved cornices; do mahogany and walnut
mahogany chairs seat and Windsor chairs
table cutlery syerpaed spoons and forks bronze iron hat
stands &c
Catalogues the morning Of sale.
Goods can be examined one day before the sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
Goal.

COAL.-Tho subscriber has in yards,
~ and 10 constantly discharging ell the various kinds Of
Anthracite and Btuminous Coals, via: Peach Orchard
Black Heath, Lehish, Liverpool 0ncl, Camel Sidney
he kc all Of the very best quality delivered IN haudsous
order, and for sale low. JAMES L. WORTH.
<th-st cor Thompson, and 6th-av. cor Amos
Down town Office NO. So WallsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28

sailed from Southampton for New i"" 10
.s.s SAILED from Liverpool for Boston, AusnstH.
g. Sailed from liverpool. for Ne~'Yot ausnstso
ssled from Liverpool for NewYori, AuGustsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28

Rn,n Aaskets....R spsvxd BY 7s1vspA.
SAsrhoss. Aug n,-shs YLoua u.yss1 n A., A..
ss6ssv~S 80 ~ iss ~. .ss.ssS s.is .ss nsSs 4 " ",
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
NXCURsION to EUROPE and BACK
s MM,n q c IN iAssEN0Eks.

i,sa''Hs STHlRD-CLAss fAssEN0c0 an -
limited number Of third-ess PASSENGER va
from Phsdelphis and Liverpool and found !, pToyss,
from Philsdslphis. e9 From Liverpool .. -.
~ t.. Vii be taken subject to asreement 49,
b a. The sts alterations In the sailing o. Ssl -
Sssmsr, 10 Europe thsse TO whom time opyss
nit Greet shtsn Ireland and The 1rsasS - S"soss ~
dtes allowing them about ten fuii esy: IA Ssvs fun
xsrtirs Rsses Of passage out snd homeZ - -
Ssrths 1sS mid.hiP el4o; towsd ~ - -.
An experienced Surgeon VII - ssnss
FOR freight passage apply @ .,... - Nsv. Yuk:
SHOKAB RiCHARD60N, Rhila1elphs -
RICHXRD6ON BROTHERS CO.. nvesyo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28


sr,-Ri.u---. o % sets....... 81 moop-R1es.. -
" slss varrs.-.... $500.
candy Hooh7 45m Gov Island s. Bonn Hell 6ats' lon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
Excursions, &c.

4 DELIGHTFUL SUNDAY EXCUR-
IA SION to NEW-RO CHELLE and GLEN COVE
Fare Is cents each way-August ~ the newly lifted no
steamer KING PHILIP. Capt Kennedy. leaves Cathe-
ST.. r 81 Am Grand az 8; l0thst ct, and 2othst
81. Returning from Glen Cove at o'clock NJ and New
Rochelle atSt This is by far the cheapest most wholesome
and attractive from the city, afoding pleasant acco
modatiobs for families N. B-A good Choydsr and other
refreshments board the boat Good fishing and sea bath
ing ct either place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
NOR SAN FRANCISCAN Reduced

Rates. via Aspinwall Navy Bay-The hvorite double
engine steamship PROMETHEUs, Capt Churchill $40
tuns bur the Will leave Pier No North River SATUR
DAY, September T. at O'Clock, M precisely for Aspin
wall direct from whence she will proceed to San Juan del
Norte giving passengers the select OF either route For
passage at reduced rates, apply only to
d. q AIIEN No Battery place, up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAM.

MILD SlAlEo MALL EAM-
~ SHIP COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC
NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-Ony through U. 8
Mail Line for CALIFORNIA and OREGON, via AspinwaD
and Pansma-The splendid and double engine u.
Mail Steamship OHIO 5000 tuns, J. FiDdley schenck
U.S. N, Commander, will sail On MONDAY, Sept g. at
2oeock p. M precisely from pier ct foot Of Warren st.
North River. The Pacific Mail Steamship Companys mag
nicent PANAMA will DO In readiness ct Panama
to the Ohios mais and passengers and sail mmed
stey for Ban Francisco Nc sfors will be spared the
part Of the Companies put their passengers through with
expedition and comfort.
RATES or FARE TO AsPiNwALL
Ladies' Saloon, State Room
Lower Aft and Forward Saloon do............... So
6econd Cabin Standeos 20
-
wall free Transt Of the lsthmus at the passenger
pense Persons securing through passage BY the United
btates Mail Steamers from NewYork, have preference OF
accommodation on board Of the Pacific Mail Steamers.
Rates Of faro from Panama to San Francisco the most
favorable terms For freight or passage apply to
B-Shppers are requested 70 supply themselves with
the Conn anys Bills OF Ladns which will DO signed at the
office between the houn oflO and o'clock the day OF
sailing.
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, at the Office Of the Goa
No. In, West Ct, corner Of Warren, NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28

to SAN FRANCISCO at

Il REDUCED RATES-New-York aud Ban Fran,
cisco Steamship Line.-Ths new steamship UNITED
STATES, William C. Berry Commander, 500 tuns bur
den win tsker her departure from NewYork for Aspin;
wall, Navy Bay on WI DNEsDAY, September J. Ct .
engine steamship WINFIELD SCOTT, 400 tuns burden,
George A. Cole Commander, which steamer awaits the
arrival of passengers Panama by the United States
from New-York and Immediately thereafter proceeds to
San Francisco direct without Stopping at any intermediate
ports -
No detention the sthmss this line having never failed
TO connect and leave Panama at the appointed time.
These vessels In accommodations and safety not
passed by any this route and experienced surgeon 10
attached to each vessel.
For Tickets apply to DAVIS BROOKS CO.,
General Agents No d Beaverst, or
JONES u JOHNSON,
No. l04 West at corner Of LibeTtyst
Passengers per United States will dsembak alongside the
wharf Aspinwall and take the Panama Railroad,
open nearly TO Gorgona thus avoiding the risk attendant
upon landing In boats at Chages and the nyer navigation
" Gorgona
~ The UNITED STATES will leave New. Yorh
again on THURSDAY the 23d September to connect at
Panama with the fine doubleensine Corts"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
Professional Notires.

nR. II. F. BRIGGS, No. 70l Broad
IL way, invites ladies and gentlemen TO examine ths
only way to know the value Of advertised sricle) h
Patent suspenders and Skirt Supporters which
by many who will not wear any other kind also used by
physicians who reject all others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28

CPECTACLES scientifically adjusted to
~ imperfect vision with uneIrng accuracy BY Mr.
FRANKS Spectacle Maker, No. 81 Bowery, ~. Refer.
snces-Dn Dubois Wilkes and Hasted ssraeons 10 the
NewYor Eye lnfmsry; Ds Stephen son and Rogers Sur
seons the Eye Hospital and DR. Wallace and DR. Mott
TINTED STATES BOUNTY LAND
" OFFICE, No. IS Chatham, opposite Chamberp ct
Applications made for Warrants, aided by rolls
personal examination, and Farms for sale.
NICHOLAS HAI6HT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28

NOR LlVERPOOL-The new and
J. splendid stesn ship CITY or MANCHESTER -
eft Letch, Commander VIII sail from Phis,slph,. f -
erpool on SATURDAY, September Q. 9o'clock A
Passage In after saloon stale ..............fso
Passage IN mdship saloon state .........,.tSS
Pa0sse IN forward saloon state rooms. ......,{V
Passengers will be provided with Railway tickep 70 Phz.
deIphia, free Of expense, bv the agent.
THOMAS RICHARDSON, No IL Exshanes plssa
LNOR LlVERPOOL.-United Statas
Il Mail steamship ATLANTIC Captain James W.
This steamer will depart With the u s. Mas tor Euu.,e
positively on SATURDAY., Sept T. at IL o'cloch n 49,
her berth at the foot Canal No berhs occurred IN -
for. For freight passage, having unequsle1 sccous.
lions hr elegance and comfort apply 20
EDW X. COLLINS 4 co, No. s. WIla
The steamship ARCTIC viii succeed TIE ATLANTIC
and sail September 10, 1852
STEAM BETWEEN NEW-YORK
~ and GLAsGOw.-The GIasxow and Nsw.Ysrt sssss-
ship Company's powerful Steamship GLASGOW m
tuns and doc horse power Robert Craig Commssds vtl
sai from New-York for Glasgow on WEDNESDAY m
Sept and on SATURDAY., goth Now % u o'sioos scou
First Cabin, (Saloon State Reonisj. ........,..eS
Hiryt Cabin, (Midship State Roomsl.
Second Cabin. .........................,,H
Stewards fee included
Apply 70 J. HcsYMON. No. s. susdvsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
NOR AUSTRALIA-DOLPHIN

LNOR AUSTKALIA-DO l. L n i N
IL CLIPPER LINE-For Port Philip and Sydney direc.
the entirely new clipper DOLPHIN, 1000 uns ourtheu
George Tundy commander, will sail on Der nt Soyss'
With Immediate dispatch for the above port The sec m
modaous In this beautiful vessel uneqused Ter elegance
and fitted up entirely for comfort Of families sns.
persons having large and small state As this the
only clipper up for that port 1t Is confidently exoetee
he will make the shortest passage record For freight
passage early application will be necessary, on board Pier
No. ii North River, foot Of Csrlisle-st or TO
BUTLER BROTHERS, Nos. 1853 and liz Southn
NB A copy of the Australian Tariff on all description o.
soods can be seen the Office OF the subscribers Caps
Trundy will be happy receive any condgnmens and oar
xe eferenca to some Of the first bouses IN the city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
Passengers Arrived

IN mp George Gretn T0m L'rf'I00'-"I'' y" 10 D1'0H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28

~ VAN STEENWYK, STATE COM
W. MISSIONER Of EMIGRATION for WIsCON.
slN-Ofhce, No ITO Greenwich st., NewYoTk, open from
o'clock A. NJ till O'Clock P. H. Pamphlets and verbal in-
formation from reliable and authentic sources will be rves
sbeerfnly and free Of expense TO all persons who intend 70
settle State Of Wisconsin Of the finest countries q
the rch and beautiful Valley OF the Mississippi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
Drp Goods.
PEOPLES RIBBON STORE

WET GOODS-From the City OF
w mond consisting of Rich Prints De LANES Cloths
Ginshams Liueps Table Cloths and Damask, Plaid Muslin,
Lines Hsndkerchis Is, &c for sale by
w. MATHEWsk CO, Nos 81 and 81 Cstharine-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
DISPATCH LINE for AUSTRALIA

IL The fast sailing ship LADY ARBELLA will hsy,
dispatch for Port Philip and Sidney direct Passengers o'
the above ports respectfully invited to visit and
Inc the very comfortable arrangements Of this vessel Po
freight or passage apply board pier No North River
10 T. B. SUTTON. No. "a WslLH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
Clothing, &r.

IMPORTANT O11CE-A still further
Reduction be sold to make for fall stock ct
cost and le.s-Lsdies Caters Bussins and 81; S6pA
and Men: Boots, and ~; Mems SHOES, u; Boys
Gent, sod Chdren's Rubben ~ 81. q, 81 and 81, at as
MANN's Bost and Shoe Store No. $50 Grand-st
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-28

Editor Of Cooper's Clarksburg Register:
DEAR S1R-I see in your paper of De-
cember oath, 1851, my name used in con-
nection with the Board Of Public Works
Permit me, sir, to tender my kind res
poets to the author of that piece, rs well
as to yourself. for the kind notice of my
humble name in your editorial upon that
subject.
In reply, gentlemen, permit me to say,
that while honored with seat in the
Legislature ofour good old commonwealth,
the two objects that lay nearest my heart,
and which regarded as the most impor-
tant to Western Virginia, was free
school system that would place the chill
dren of the Commonwealth upon equal
grounds, and thus fix permanent basis
upon which would certainly be done away
that vain, aristocratic distinction, between
rich and poor, so common in all countries.
My flag from first to last was nailed to
the Standard of Internal Improvements,
which have ever regarded as the twin
sister of liberty and literature. 1 am still
the uncompromising advocate of liberal
system of Internal Improvement, and all
who ever served with me in the Legisla-
ture will, l am sure, witness my devotion
to that subject, and that when the NAM
moth bill, as it was called, for Internal
Improvements was before the House in
1841, l was for it in all its stages until by
Eastern power it met its fall. And still
am decidedly in favor of an cxten ed,
well guarded system of internal improve
ment, and l have only to say that if in
my decline Of life, my friends choose to
honor me with seat as a member of the
Board of Public Works, and con6de the
responsibilities of that Office to me, it will
be my pride and pleasure to serve them
to the best of my abilities, as l believe
that department would be as we'll suited
to my feelings as any other in public life,
if l should be by my fellow citizens, hon.
ored with any.
Very respectfully, yours,
JESSE FLOWERS.
January 18th, 1852.
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fee, that but few others have; his supe;
rior qualification, and strict attention To-
business, together with athorough knowl.
edge of the duties of the Sheriffalty, and
a very general acquaintance with the PEG.
pie, strongly recommend him to the IA.
vorable consideration of those holding the
appointing power.
AT an early day in the history of this
county, defaulting Sheriffs. and paupered
securities, were too common, But let 1t
be said to the credit of the county, that
such is NOT the case at this day. It is by
the energy andsuntiring perseverance Of
such officers as Mr.. Homer, that collec-
tons are speedily made, and monies
promptly paid over.
Mr., H, is now in the prime of life and
vigor of manhood, and is adorned by
many manly virtues, and shining quail
ties, that point to him as the man upon
whom we should confer the Office of Sher.
if. A VOTER,