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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-23
CpINISSIDSEVS NOTICE
AYERS CuERRT PICTORIAL,
~ liE Lt ne Df 'cEGiis. COLDS. iIOaRSENESS. BROS.
thli!>. GROUP, ASTHMA. WHoOrING COUGH,

'> n'a "aa.~ aes the Throat AMI Lungs
y 80. oer "-i'cne er Preparations iav. shown
=" f'r. 1ni sometimes Effected no;aoe but
49, %''i al wo. te confidence oi every community where
m @" a:sr .eaD ia! evr climate. the results have
a. .'' t"1 r. a"r a.,s!ery this dangerous class
"a'l' cvG ""i FAM % alg,c The attention o Ply 81
&. ' 1'l: .. a'& i.e F"1nc les
eru..x ' ""' f'' H"'"n aHi respected ErougGon! The
TIE s.rey ,y,,5! >ur-,,, D, v.,.. u,,. =, >o. vorp
,. ' M '1' "N'n .o.>Nie pecu!ariy pied
m 81 '"r .e"e.a'r q I= Vermont Medical Co..
.che i ~ % 81 ,,s S"un,ls, Sr T1vs he's
e.. evidence OF rs happy ettc uon pulmonary
D.. d { eh'"s d., aeg"I Clergyman Of the Eng
-.n u 49, I, .g Fti"eer 'i"n Mol'rea, that "he has
H.. ss: e.f i,'ae'!t affection. ay Cherry Pectora -
q. u, M! be iaGd out Cncnar. he had Of
THE ~ ~ .e &c a.'railo' ~ "S;hi.a'ic iati.ns
" age: ~!!, 49, an, this case Is from his own
.n,,s.- IlLspa.E Mrcu Dec 10. ls4e.
..rt !'t : N Itcer your Clcrry Pectora car
h. "a a1'e Q: nir vino thought 10 be near
H. -rhIe Ills trends believed he
& ~ exec a.~.:.r, ,r,aI re,!ateIy lett Town
h:o ~ ~ "'. In e o. my my return 10 meet
,aa s Sour ~.$< rom the d,y he eonmeneed taking
TacIs s.y @ M va "":E a. ms artucus trade OF
, =. I'm 1 'uess:a 0p! lnEk%oop sp pssed
Dr., HEAR THE PATIENT.
,au ,o, "ls inweI-Uear SIR: Feeling unGs Obligations 20
xn1c. health sen my
.i - "a q i'a"y ,ubi.s The bsuel; others Last
~ al m > nii cold, accompanied bra aGd made
oss.' ,qo,ny raised blood ard could &c, sleep
ed bottle Of your Cherry Peetord the use OF wh'ch
e.. Commenced according directions have Just pur
. hia onte aaa am Ecary recovered nnw sleep well,
~ 't- ceed and al by the valuable medicine
t. =. STONE, A. Nj.
Principal NJ; lope Seminary.
'f1r.G"Hd sodSr j. e.. AtEn Practical Chemist Low
.ic3usc. cnG sold wholesale retail in Richmond by
" Lil LAl,D & Co aud PElTON JOHNSTON. and by the
. 't'l's a. ,.tSi throughout the Safe Dec. in-cw3n
ltn. HARRIET Il. FAlsGE K L. EXECITRIX OF THE
-. ~ 'tUfAllNE III. OF MAJOR ~ FARLEY DECEASED
- "- 'atl taait proceed take the rpnsiuns EDWARD
i n hers al the place conm"ny Known The Flat Rock
e IL the county "' f'wtu, on ine 2-ii ay January
I" :" read as evidence IN sutm ChIncery ibrny
~ wlrh defendant, ai EAvcu,r;x aforesaid
- 'aiii nov pending ia the :cGt Coa p,hdtan that
'c In' crd shall the Gcpu Thomas
fsey "E "hcrs. 20 be read a"n;1r Chanrery,
re Circuit Count OF Fowha;an which plaintiff and
-ecut'l& oIrsaL and nheIH whcn
riye' he Administration al Powaan W. Faricys aias Wilson
t.s"'. by yea" husband Major D. taey. decd Being
YOU t:etd lhef COUNSEL aud the
akhe OF me deolons will hs continued from day day, un
,onpisen. respectfully, PLEASANT FARLEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-23

II has been generally supposed that the natural bridge In
Virginia. only geological wonder of the knd in he
country This is mistake. In Carter county, Kentucky
there e natural bridge the Rockhridge branch q"
the Cany Fork of Lc Sandy l9o feet span II ieet
wide 20 feet thick in the middle OF the arch and lo iee'
above the water In the county OF Walker IN aaoaa'
there s another similar natural curiosity when was oscoV
cred In geological exploration The span is zo iee
and the hceh, nearly 10. This bridge is formed OF saho
stone and Is very symmetrical Large beech and hemock
GROW on the bridge and the surrounding scenery
snh!i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-23

The Piedmont Wing gives account OF serious ARRAY
Mt Warrenton which resued 10 severe injury TO Mr. H..
Helm BY VIM H. Jennings. son of Jennings utter ms.
,icut between his father and Hem exchanged several sos
which caused some slight flesh wounds, some shaking
au,one., the dry bones but serious damage
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-23

The recent snow storm New Olleans-a move! feature
in her sunny e-seems have excited the most curious
sensations. The newspapers are filled with flowing verse
and comments both merry ard solemn, upon the hfaI
-now" Among the ncdents Of the day The Pcayune re.
cords as fixed fact the rush made by small Creole negro
into his masters room early hour OF The morning. fol-
lowed by the exclamation o. Monsieur regardez done
IA cour e, pleins de banc "Oh sir look: The yard
10 full OF lrhite sugorp'
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NELL. DONE.

Ga Tuesday evening, at called mceng Mr. Allen acting
as President, tho City Council unanimously appropriated
the sum of 5000 the purchase OF fuel for the poor-to Dc
expended by committee of TWO Tor each "sro dsaea oy
The Ladies' of the Benevolent Society
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VOTE FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.

The majority for W. P. Bocock ESQ., as Attorney uehe-
rail- wns reported yesterday by the Secretary oil etae Is
ten thousand hundred and iry'etsh Inc returns IRON"
several counties are mssingbu have no exact memo
randuln on The subject.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-23

We have received the prospectus Of the Roanoke Repub-
lcan" a now Democratic Weekly be published al Dan
vllle Va by Messrs Sterling H. Lester and james l..
Claiborne. These gentlemen Coma 20 US warmly endorsed
as young talents and energy and sound in the
faith. We heartily wish them In their prospectus
they ,ha; they will end, point out the de
renee that distinguishes from The government OF other
countries and show the relation which The States sustain
10 each other and the General Government They will
wage implacablc warfare agninst every form Of Cons0
daon only odious but d. nseous 10 the last degree
10 Liberty and the safety of the URon. They will with
conscientious zeal engage in the defence Of the peculiar
rights Of the South, reaching above and beyond mere
p1yty considerations"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-23

The Senate yesterday discussed the reP"r! OF he com
m,,ee on Rules without concluding the subject.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-23

VIRGINIA LEU!SLlTUR RE.
WYp*E-DAy, JA:rARv 81, 1852.
HOUSE or; DELEGATES
p,ayer l., TIE Rev. Nr. n"ucETT
ptlfIt PAINTER.

pu8crc parSrEa.
ND ssaGe :c:s"cd from the Senate br Mr. DESEALE
,hat thar body ready proceed 10 this election "
Public Printer.
M EcnoLa moved 10 postpone Inc Joint order for one hour
IN pr.cr allow him resolution 10 lei the PuNht
prf.ria, at d cootTact.
MI cd postpone the order Of the cay uni'
Mnndly neat. The amendment was concuHed IN ~ Sr
EcncLs -
The motion waa advocated a lrnch hy Mcaa:s. EcHoL.
PRcE $cnTr pi f. IM1oDES arG SEdAa
A,d w. opposed ty M.ssrs MARTz GoopE OF NJ, Ban
o,rn. CRAIG. WiIEELEE WALLACE LEWIS MILLER 81 10.
JACKSON ~, D. and l.
Mr BvRprrr nnvoi ,i:s m,n ql.son which was soa'
t.iuri by the House
The rnll was c,llDd, nnI resulted a. follows:
AYES -Ncssrs Mnpp Rive, :" AbemHFle knriy. "nKfl
rue lbolcn Dunihp, Smltn Of Br"Sc and Hancock IT
ING M.uoin Clark Speed Pierce, HancrcE Sesur stuart
Sc,r; OF Farnn"r Piinrc B"a:n, F1:rc B:otkS Prlrt
~ Greenhrie Pcics If Irriy Moore uf Harris dfin
Hai,s,oa Pacs tv Carnatnn Ball lone; Dt Mi5shaii
Mel: :uln,;.r G,rspn Vaw,cr Ecsls, f:e-"n ilicra"!
KiIny Dax-"n R,artsnr nf Norfolk City Yerpy :us<eii
Huhs,rd OIlh ,n staples, Tnwnrs Zinn, wycf. rayI,t
Bu-r crimson of Rirnm mi Guy, H:rn, L"yh''n Gil
more Smith oi Russell Gmer 8a:de't pi"orIl a"a !acs
son oi Wood 80.
NaEs-,lsssrs Carpenter, Bottom, Richsson, chra,hnm
Talbot G. ,,de B.hr! Davis, Gray, krk Miller :"
Brrto,:t anj Craig Wiley Power, Bacsncr 'ncs OF G@s
lcrf,d Luke Barbour o!d jr., flnniin J:E.hn Vt noi
dhge nnd Tyler, Muse, Iiun'on, Eiw1's A'rI o. s,r
efics Baker ShlnnDn Jackson al Ciiincr aud WITT fafhs
White of Green aud Orange slp'vctun Garrett, white I"
Hamnshirr Allen White Il Hanover Lewis tevens'r !"r
dan Crow, Moor of Jefferson, Gibson, BROWNE, I'Ei.n
Downing Scmp FanarY Bennett Penlsion, Hardy. New
man Kuiwe hlnrit, Ncn>on. lrdaof Nee cNlennurS W
Don.li fsals Wheeler. Prrpck, keyscr, K:e, Wallace
Wnrdnr Jack son nf pelsaas ,nt Rtchie Nottingham
Scott OF cstun wilson ive- % pgnce George AMI Sur
rr Jurne: : "ind,rs C4in' MoIr-2n, craE alaf;% H!
Stevens Ne Kinney. Ciewuod, Mer:l ti!eeveT cn'ca
field, ~;cn DA"son, King, Danr' "el'"aH' west @"'
Bnyd-s5
4 n,nnn was made by NJ. piSsrLL to n'l'arn which
rejected. -,
Mr. MAn-z inform the Senate tie ac'ion
message was received The s:na,e b. Mr. S7asAt-
| i.gt.r sI1
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DEATHS.

p,ep on Tuesday January aEh CATA RlNE WASHINGTON,
vii. OF Jonn Meany hs cry lnd daughter o. Afchoeit ar!
MARY Nicholson Orange county, ~ c. IL her 3sth year
pi.n At his re.,enee in Gooehsnd county, 9h December
of Paralyss MIR PLEASANT TURNER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-23

The "lu,erna,ona Aagazine for January sent to US by
4. Morris is full of valuable und interesting matter IL
opens with sketch OF the life Of kossulhussrated with
the best likeness OF the Magyar Chief tina, we have seen II
indeed faithful and accurate portrait representing
the e the soft and Intellectual expression of his me
face. This portrai, ITSELF is wo!h the price oil tho book
But its other OF great Understanding III. m
the ancient monuments of Greece with beautiful cuts OF all
The works OF Athenan architecture spared The hand oil
t:methe Under ground territories Of tho United States,
with full description Of the Mammoth Cave, that wonder
Of the world and excellent drawings of It's chambers o
ole caverns gloomy rivers &C. American warensines end
variety OF pleasant and thrilling novels and tales ncud
Ing d continuation of Bulwer's My Novel;
One of tho interesting articles in the presnt number
s that headed "Cove.'s Colonial Churches In Virgina"
adair tle sketch Of TIC vener bic ST. Johns Church.
Hampton and It's striking tomhsones and tesming aEsocia
tons from The pen of Rev. John Z. McCa5e-with Illus
rations from original! drawings by Rev. Lewis P. Clover
The skill of whose pencil is we'll known while he resided
this city. We shall! end-rvor 10 Gnt room for the asi
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kiittt hii.tbtE :.
JACOB FAITHFUL. j.

Messrs. Eiitors:-Alow me through your columns 10
bring 10 tho notice of the citizens OF Dnwdds c"inik nc
rune vi Mt james " Davis, candidate for TIE ntcr 81
Commissioner uf the yrEu MIR. DAVIS Is 'n;!"'n't" 81
hs:css habits eaers.ic end pcfsevcrng, n vef% ih,;a
which tie undertakes, and il! ts,y respect 1ua:htG !" %
charge the duties the office II is generally Snown IN 'le
upper part of the county, that he s candidate for the Once
but as his acquaintance is limited in the lower part OF le
county, with number Of other friends, have thau4ht
exnsdicnt 10 take this method f notifying the voters "i the
entire county the fact less they might commit themselves
To other candidates now in The FIELD.
M avis has been gcd III school teaching Ter ,f'
Der nf wears during which time he has received large snare
o patronage which kept him closely c"nfnsi rs I, i-
lure his health very seriously mu"h that his Phy sians
and cnda advised change from his present sedeh'ary
orcuparryn 10 one active ki; and tie cut'es
of the nvr nicd Office o that ral"!e, he cones oi
ward mo- nfv ":th The pecunarv compensation
arising but in The expectation ci bcing Tts'"t
To health. Although Mf. Davis is walm advocate J
the Democrats party Wing, press his c;me, irrespective
of party he occupies hu position before
the public and viii the entire votes nj his nrlehho
hood. DlN"lDpiE'
The Petersburg papers will please cosy.
PfTTSBURG, JAS. 20-An indignation meeting was
held here last night in consequence of tie introduction ct
bill in the Legislature to abandon the Wheeling bridge su
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-23

wiz o( Ionn N.anIy Of and daughter OF Archibald ar!
Mary Nicholson Of Orange county, ~ C,h her SYN year
DIED al his resIdncs oochand county! oa'a December aa
of Paril MIR. PLEASANT TURNER
yaLYsIS or SOILS, sc.-The uh!ersI.ned Is prepa,ed
~ To execute Of Soils Guinu Mar rase Sc &c
a, The Laboratory OF the V NJ. Institute.
forwarded through MersrS Webb Bacon Co
Rchnc cssr, Ecos Rryur Ls uchbufg PeroG, deiia1
,ur;s. Ia norn,a;ivr4 please address WM GlLmAh
Drc 3l-r3m Pfole sor Ch.lnl-try an. VI
4 SITUATION AS TEACHER WAAIhD,
DY gentleman The Dublin lfan1 VINO sa sfa0u
ED Of the English Universities Satisfactory ecomet'
several Schoo ani Aescerls
c hs and also from nys'c 's
miles WILL oe pcoduc.d. ahi. moral dsmeaD"r AMI api
u En!r and Ma In naucn toach 40
irs,"PEEG:rTOA' AT rrd-rsk.ours v. lar: N.-e-
.cEu uUI,IIIuas. -
NRsNGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD CohFAHl.-tho
Stock this iof the CONSTRUCTION o. inc
Western section hereby noed that by an order Of
the directory. made the 9Th day OF SEPTEMBER d: he were
I naysbe on tie let day October teeaier;a IKE tho
h succeeding month uE the h July hcIt atd Oh nr'
0Ai i,sc c. 35-caiwimG*lrn II. REID. Clek.
LAND FOR SALE.
sale privately farm IN tie lower enc ~ the cal-
" OF Iienrco, fifteen chnnnd. AMI between
,. aud four from James River II contains b.o ac= ol "hh
nearly three hundred cleared and ii izh sic OF iov"
of having we'll married with green SAND mar lAa
accommodation OF alarge family snd In horp:h rel ar
and orchards all ezce. aau 1h ION II
healthy The freight grain Richnioa'' o "a ee
per bushel. and 20 Baltimore ! Cents
THIS assessed last sl2 peg pat oei "
much lower ehec, eay sac lie clGcit paymeLe
will be arranged to snn The purchn.en t re,rs on ae - ~
Sept. S3Wctf Benz: POLLARD:
LEWIS HILL,
STOCK BROKER AND GENERAL AGENT,
EIIS and buy stocks houses eai$I
- claims and hire, nssroeL Ones op GovsrnoE 'r.et
Ian. u-sot
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LAND FOh SALE.

STOCK BROkER AND GENERAL AGENT,
EIS and commission, rents out houses ea<S
claims and hire, on, nsgroeL once GovsnoT ''rset
Ian. u-so
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Enr ,.is tnn,i:r:C,


Messrs Ed,ors-Tne ioo~ina paper has bIcn placed II
my lInis and kaDw bette: huw IA ES2 !; thGa ~ give
publication yrr; v.!A &c Jonn, This rp;c
OF cJmpu in interest extremely s'nne, anl nIt;:li-
ciy accurate 1t H. lIhrw!s", have bccn Informed
coaing general use in Petersburg. b.
Il! abbreviated process Of computing interest a. slX per
c"n. has sep i.ed me within fc,c lays with tie
quest t!lit | w3ulI rive exposition Of tile pnc,!e or
"hirl il j. uunte:. and flrns. RULE. rrica3e 20 III ihe
cases which ne c"n"cniuntiy s.l'ra by H. 'tF some
Xlniha convinced nt Il may bc OF lTucn prac
t:ca utility is Capable OF general appcat1u and i
shorter ihar ctner mctn,G which has come I" my "nu"-
ledge Indeed little rypr:ine-s which experience VIII
give, vii s:.aba in Instances, 10 OBTAIN the inter.
est any sum- IN less lime Thar woult oe required 10 tnd
il "a the common interest rnsrs.
ia DllJ Jvng rx,npir viii cyt:al the process Required
ihc inserest vi Sii5 Tor yeltn months, 27 dsys!
.ii9
~
ii9j
c9S
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MARBLE YARD.

.onN ROGERS. >n Street. near Main Rchlona a. .ess
,yt,.y .an laa Marble Monuments ioaos
IN - -. o,ccrs ci.ysry description Wall Plates ron'R
on. cu.n:!y reference ionp'S d.'oauSeto
Roc, H.,rc served apprenticeship N one OF c
CAY. and having mucn
sihSSS, u"''eis s"'' - Snurh I-rlv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-23

u L!rst"Ihcl county!
"a, ~ J..uy oeg me oa day OF 'as said moE!h
john I. Hoet 'a1"
n.@ord,,,
Alexander y ficbbS. Dei ua.;, ;,
In d.o, up.n returned executed upon Jee!Ia
I;3oa. Ia hs o Ira NJ Hooos Ueeeseu
@ s.,u Mary F:4acis Cc-bil WI! ian Nuhna ~, ana
~ IN possession .. tic e7soua az" rea esiae oi e sa
ce.rsn'. . a.,
ijy hrse 1ras Sni seventy ear s".e,
>eftsn,ber lsii
u,peigIn- I!c Jrlcndt resiSs' ." Iis
apitr the Clerk Ounce oi Sau ol'
II uo
p:cI oided !hat copy VI
III, ud-r 10 nSlh up-ned werk ii tour successive
wr-,s IN the EIqlrr published in ae civ OF klci
a.ad, The door TIE Court House oi is cou
ca,h nr.. DAY o the Il -hld Court
cvny TeSr ". ". +. CUGGli L. ID. c.
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RICHMOND ENQUIREK.s s..
THURsDAT MORNING. JANUARY 22, 1852.
THE PUBLIC PRINTING.

We 1.-THE senlo return sincere thanks TO The Genera"
Assembly for their renewed confidence as manifested by TIC
complimentary vote of both Houses yesterday re-eec'ng
US 10 the office of public printer We make no o'hc'
nromi.e than that we shall seduousy endeavor hereto
fore fai,huy discharge the duties OF the oce-and we
are proud belief that just cause of COMPLAINT haf
been or can be- breahed against the execution of the trust
We were no, the Capitol yesterday, and we thetcoit
heard not word Of the debate but we were greatly as.
onished 10 learn that Of the Whg leaders-every
other issue being killed stone dead-had thought proper 10
raise the slogan party of the very unmporant ques-
lion of electlng public printer and TO waste ohole day
upun the subject few years SINCE know election
was made by Richmond Whig prominent issue IN the
know equally we'll thnl the people returned
very large Democratic maj Jrly 10 the mex, Legsature
Tha, matter thought settled especially aS both Houses
unanimously agreed into the election yesterday,
and we were especially surprised TO hear that the contract
system should have been urged by TWO Wing members Of
the late Reform Convention when they should have known
that that system had been declared humbug by the Con.
venton which, by solemn vote authorized the same rates
10 be paid the contractor for certainly better work.
are paid to the public printer.
One of the Wing speakers yesterday was understood 10
alude 10 omission Of duty the part Of the public
prntcr-bu,, when tie facts explained TO him. he
promptly withdrew any such ausion. Tha, We have done
our duly most hal,eney manifested by the unanimous
vote Of tbs Legislature with the exception ol one Hhig
who in such bodies aud whom We have not the h-
nor to know personally
The Whg orators who raised unnecessary storm yes
leroay Messrs. Echos Of Monroe, Price OF Green
brier Scott OF Fauquer Imboden of Augusta and Segar OF
Elizabeth City. They spiritediy and triumph
y replied by Messrs Martz of Rockingham Goode
OF Meckcnbug, Barbour of CupePer, Craig OF Roanoke,
Wheeler Of Norfolk County, Wallace of Petersburg Lewis
Harrison Miller of Boteour and Jackson of Dodddgc and
yec The debate said 10 have been full oneres-and the
Wings made nothing by The movement We cannot but be-
eve this strange and sudden utburs. parysm the
part Of the Wing party induced by the harmonious and
unanimous action Of tho Democracy the night before, on
election of United States Senator ION which the Wings
hoped make capital) which will DO so gorousy
consunmated to-day We not sorry al the explosion
Yesterday !, furnishes another proof Of the unnnmy
strength and invncbiy of the Democracy of Virginia,
whose wisdom patriotism and fly devotion TO principles
have always given them the victory.
The daily union., 1852-12-04

ARomrroruRAL GroLooy-Grante, gne marble, sandstone
and puddngone materials In the Capitol
The granite from james river, Vgniaa article
gnes from the banks OF the Poomac from
above Washngtonas good article exists probably
foundation work OF massive buildings is used for the
OF all the public buildings in Washington. Thky
through the rock crystals Of the suphuret on
thousands for gold The marble Lee, Berkshire county
Massachusetts It'll finely GRANULAR much resembling stauay
Bile from Italy. The sandstone Potomac
some my miles below Washington. II is principal
the old Capitol, but used in the enlargement pudding
stone cacareous congomete, consisting Of pebbles
from the size Of to that OF half bushe
es on the Potomac, sixty miles Washington The
ahingon Monuments wings Of the Patent Office build
ngs, OF sparry marblecoarse crysazed
Baltimore Maryland. The sandstone
from the Potomac, some thirty miles above Washington
The above specimens Of architectural geology neatly arranged
cases by heads, may be seen
at the bookstore Of Gray Baantyne, street.
H.
The daily union., 1852-12-04

The PoRK rRADs.-At Russellville, Ky, last week
ClarksvilIe, Tenn,
Al Louisville, on Saturday, the Journal reported all
the houses killing Jackson Owsley, & Co kill
ed 70o0 head and Jarvis Il Co 400 head yesterday
We did not learn the number killed the other houses
Jackson, Owsiey, & Co intend to kill 90, 600 head We
report several transactions in the hog produc, further
advance.
AT Rushve, ind ,on the 25th offers OF 81 per hun.
dred were made, without much supply
At Madison, on Saturday, the Courier reported :" A
further advance since cur last Issue Sales OF $50 head
heavy, At s5 90 225 good at % 75 200 heavy IS 90
and 200 at IS co. This last figure may be oonsid-
cred the ruling OF the market to-day sale of 500
kegs OF lard at LOB has also been reported"
AT Terra HauIe. good pork readily commanded - per
cwt
AT ST. Louis, on the 2ad, the Union reported
AT Ashbrooks, ten or eleven hundred heal were
killed. and al two houses in the southern part OF the city
abou, hvs hundred killed The first lot was bought
several months ago, and did not cost over 81 so. while
for the others not less than s. so paid Our opera
tors are some how other very backward
AT Brookville the 25th, the Democrat reported the
prev ailing rate at So per cwt. and demand good
Cincinnafi Enquirer, Nov 30.
The daily union., 1852-12-04

NEW Insurance. cAsE.--During one OF the recent
heavy gales lake the imminent danger OF the foun
dering of brig laden with railroad iron drove the
TO the long boat for safety In their efforts TO get into
finally all but safely slowed in the boat He
a regular "sld salt" who had been for many years
engaged in the "bubber trade In the Pacific The boat
crowded beyond her capacity for safety and the
siders resisted all bis appeals 10 be taken board al.
leging that ali must perish IL they took him in For hall
an hour be manfuy hung on the gunwale, while they
steadily piled their oars, hoping reach land but finally
his strength failing him. he called out "Hold on boys
my life is insured for FIVE hundred dollars and abandon
myself 10 the companyiake board and claim sal
wage F'-- Cleveland Herald
The daily union., 1852-12-04
The I heatre.

Tonight the two Misses Denim appear in two fayori,e
pieces-Miss Susan taking two male characters. Mr.
Wheatley appears in his great part Of Mecutio in Ro
meo and Juliet, and Mr. Winans sings two comic song.
This is bill which orghi TO draw full house. and we
do not doub, such will be the The Misses Denim
have hosts OF admirers. and most promising and
beautiful actresses The talent which is nightly produced
at the National by the enerprising lessee deserves and
should receive the warmest encouragement OF the Wash
ington public
The daily union., 1852-12-04
Dearueiipe Freshei IN Georgia

CHARLESTON. Dec. 2-The recent freshet did immense
damage at Columbus, Georgia The river was swollen
thirty feet ab,ve its usual height, seriously injung the
Havre Water Lot Factory large section Of the
wall Of the Reservoir gave way carrying with IL P,umes
Palace Mills and the bridge connecting the Vaety works
with the shore Fortunately lives lost. The heavy
reservoirs in ruins, involving loss OF $40 900 The
Variety works, Palace mills and all other factories ex-
cept Coweta stopped, thus throwing eight hundred
ha ands Of EN- ployment
The daily union., 1852-12-04

from Havana with the 3oth uls. The Crss
cent City excitement has entirely subsidized That steamer
viii hereafter be allowed land with PuIssr smith
on board His positive denial Of the ncendia charges
made sgainst him have proved entirety satisfactory the
Gap ia general. t3at
The steamer Empire City sailed for New York the
29h ult Affairs in Havana and the island quiet Bas
ness steady ss. .fs N
We learn by telegraph .hat the OF the track at
The Mountain House. near Holday yshnrg, Pennsylvania
but no person sustained serions injury.