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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT

BETHLEHEM, Pa. Nov. 20.-A sad accident occurred here
this afternoon under the following circumstances: Prepare
lions were being made for n Democratic supper and torch
light procession this evening, and several men were engaged
in firing a cannon. The man who attended to the printing
of the gun wore cotton gloves, which taking fire, occasioncd
both arms and both eyes shot away, and is otherwise so
badly injured as 10 make his recovery impossible. VIM
Bueh, Jr., had one arm shot off and his face badly cut and
burned, but will probably recover. The supper took place
to- night, but there was NO music OF procession on account
of tho accident
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MARRI.AGES

MARRIED, on IN. lSh mt. Ly Rev. Philip Courtney, Mr. Jas X
NELSON 10 Miss MARTHA Ann, only daughter Q! Mr=. Jane C"A'
all uf dis chy.
N,ustEp. on Thursday morning. the 18th inst. III Georgetown. ".
= ~ rev Mr. Atkinson. Is. EIt: ESE r0lTiAIS. Esq ,"i Ricli'
Innni. ", 10 Miss EMILE MOVES. youngest daughter OF Captain
William Moves, al. The former place.
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 20, 1852.
TIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Re.assembied yesterday, a large quorum being present IN
both the Senate and the House. Lieutenant Governor LeaKe
took the chair rs President ofthc Senate, and Y. NJ. otutch-
field, ESQ.,. resumed his seat as Speaker OF the House. "A
brief but appropriate message from Governor johnson was
read in both Houses. 1t will be found in another column.
Of course, but little else was done yesterday. The wings
made an effort, "in hot haste" TO get up the email note ques'
,ion-bu, il was promptly met BY Messrs. Wallace aud
Lewis, and ruled out of order. We cannot sec why the
law, excluding foreign small notes, cannot be executed in
Virginia as in other States. We learn from the Baltimore
American that in that city 'the section of the law prohibit
ing the circulation of foreign small notes has gone into most
efectual operation, entirely Riding US Of the irresponsible
and irrcdecmable foreign issues with which we were flood
Cd"
In Baltimore and Washington there are plenty OF gold dol
lare 10 straightforward we should have The same here, II our
laws were stringently enforced. At all events, as Mr. wal
lace yesterday forcibly urged, we should wait to see II oo",
gress will not soon, as is most likely, SO arrange The sIanoafu
OF silver as TO secure a sufficient circulation OF small
change.
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ARRESTED on CHARGE OF ROBBING THE l
STATES MAIL

WAsHISeTos, D. C, Nov. 2l.-Henry T. Welghtnan, q
Clerk in The City Post Office here, was arrested hero last
night, charged with robbing the United State. mail, in pur-
Joining money letters thcrcfrom. 1t appears that letters
from different parts of Virginia, destined for Baltimore, which
excited, and the customary means used to detect the Offend
ing party.
After considerable management, by means of dccoy letters
and other devices. il was determined to arrest The above
named person, which was accordingly done on Saturday
night. Part of the money used in the dccoy letters was
found in his possession. He was taken before n mngiatrate,
and sufficient evidence adduced 10 cause him TO be held 10
bail in The sum of sc, 900 TO appear for trial ut the December
court. His brother became his security.
The arrest was made through the e1erlions of Col. James
l.. Mcguire, special post office agent. A remarkable feature
OF this case is, that the aledged offender is a man of some 60
years Of age, and has held several situations OF responsibility
and trust, having at one time been a bank employee.
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cHoCTAwCATTLE.-A drove Of cattle from inc Choc.
INV country and the plains, aome 500 miles distant, passca
through Winchester, Va. Their unusually large itames SUI
siz, NJ horns attracted many observers. IEey were aes'lne''
for The Fauqu!er pastures, and belonged 10 Messis. arms.
lead and ]. MARSHALL. The Firginian states mar e,snay
If his breed Of cattle, and not the largest size, iat'chcu
las, yesr tv George Fl. Burweli, Esq, of Clarke county
Virginia, averaged one huaLred pounds OF tailow 10 lie
II rad
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Richmnnd Non L leso

INCHWUHu, NOV. II, ISoH.
Sir: have tho pleasure to say that, In conformity with
the wish conveyed in yonr communication Of the 18th inst.,
every necessary facility over the route of this company bs-
tween Richmond and Washington will be afforded, free of
charge, for the transportation of articles destined for the
Exhibition 10 which you refer on the Gath of February next.
Very respectfully, yours.
ED. ROBINSON, President.
CHAs i. STAHsBuRy, Esq, Corresponding Secretary
metropolitan Mechanics Institute, Washing ton.
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The voters Of Piltsylvania county have, BY a very large
msjority, authorized the Court to subscribe $50, 900 Of stock
In the Richmond and DanyiIle rail road.
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~ N. Editor, of the Enquirer.

1 RrcHMoSp, Nov. %, 1852.
c.,nsmen-In your paper of Saturday, you say that you
Io,-n Thai "uiler voting 10 %disupprose the act OF Inc Cover
ar in ,hs Jn,tan Hatcher case, | went over 10 explain, %r'
NV NV tpp 10 say you have been misinformed. II so nap,
nsns / have mol spoken 10 the Governor, I Ma ~ ~ . o - the
~, nm n - mari since my vote was given IN the House, on w
solutions respecting the case referred 10.
: NV noinion on the subject was frankly expressed IN con.
cessation with the Governor, 10 the presence oil one Gl my
colleagues, Mr. Butler, when we called logcnea 70 maA' His ill.,
: : oects to him, soun after the disturbance IN II yhea. ~
r.alarks on that occasion were courteous i lc, att - unnS.
III. 10 him. This was before his first message 10 IA fiou@e
or that subject. have : .
In .eFerehce 10 the lease OF the State g!ouhos, rur III III
interest in il, and feel entirely free 10 act as l may '''hN W.
h.s; nrumo,e he interests oil the State.
A. 10 nv course in the Common Hall, | have no eSpIana.
i'm 10 make | endeavor TO do there, what | think BEST lot
the interests in part represented by ne. -,
II ia due TO myself 10 say, however, that nothing | salu
WIS dictated either By party spirit or hostility 10 the f.As'
cn,;vT entertain towards that high functlonary no sue"
feeling. loul 11SrpH o SSnERSOS.
rT- rublsh the above with the single remark that in our
,,,ic,. :. meant 10 refer 10 a conversation held prior 10 the
dpol vote on The passage OF tho resolulions-out alter Inc
Question had received the attention OF the House, "hen' as
wc are informed, Mr.. Anderson indicated his future coufse'-
Enguirer.1
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NEW YORK, Nov. 22-Saes Of yellow corn at 65 a 81
cents, Red wheat 81 05 / 10; white 81 OS = | Il. Sales
OF Ii. 600 bbls. flour, and 3OCOy ou. wheat at iormer Eaea;
1000 bushels com, m!xe1, at 81 u 90 ctsi Southern
re Iln.. rnrn M 50 els.
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PIcTCG 3 THuJUIIIyI ~
The day WINS raining and disagreeabIe, which accounts for
The few votes polled. Logan can turn out nearly GOO votes;
and had the day been fair, we should have given Pierce 200
majority.
WYOMING-Scot 70; Pierce As.
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The National lntelligencer denies that the administration
had made any offer to purchase Cuba of Spain. This denial
is put forth in consequence OF a statement in a German pa
per that the American Minister OF Madrid had recently &c.
newed the offer Of $50, 900 duros for the purchase Of Cuba.
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The editor OF the heeiins ln,elligencer has been shown
a brass cruclhx, OF curious and antique manufacture, which
has been dug up from an Indian mound In Wetzel coup,y
Virginia. The mound from which il, was taken was covered
with a full growth of forest trees, and the appearance of the
cross Indicated tina, it had been buried for many hundred
vearg
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vERMONT.-Ihe official vote OF Vermont ls:-oco"'
% l73; Pierce. l3. OH; Hale S,O29.
Observation-Disclosures ohicia! vote Of MaSsachussus
;s"Sco,, - Gs3, Pierce 1860; Hale, 2S,023; Webster,
l67O; Broomo, l65.
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LATEST NEWS BIZ The TELEGRAPH
ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY.

NEW YORK, Nov. y
TIE steamer Crescent City has arrived here from Aspln.
wall She was allowed 10 enter the port Of Havana, and
her officers were treated cour'eou.ly. She landed her pas.
seugcrs and mails, but Pureer Smith was no. allowed 10
lard The Captain OF the Crescent City was Informed thai
,hc would not be allowed TO enter the harbor of Havana
again, win Smith OH board. He replied that Smith would
certainly return in the Crescent Guy, and that the au,hori-
that might arise.
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WESTERN aOG TRADE-A packing house at Louis
vile. few days ago, contracted Tor 5000 Kentucky hoes a.
81 per cwt. Al Danvil!e, KY, prices have gone up lloln
So Is 10 81. AT Huntsville, Ala, contracts have been '"a''
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The L%ynchburg and Tennessee rail road is now completed
10 Big Lick, and will be finished TO Salem by the 18th Of De.
cember.
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF NEW yC

OFr1O1AL FOfI Ut NE" 1Ukh.
The Albany Argus publishes the vote in each county OF
New York, from official returns. Pierce majority over Scott
is 81, 345.
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MIR. WERSTER'S PREDlCTlON.-The prophecy, OF
Mr.. Webster, whilst on his %dcath-bed, that after llc Iu o. o.
November. 1852. the wing party, as a national parry WIN
exist only in history IS receiving its vefl!ication every
day. 1,dos
In a recent speech at Worcester, MASSACHUSETTS, ,Hnse
Wnshburu, n leading whig, is reported in the Spy as saying,
in view of Scotts defeat, that "the wing banner would no"
be- found in The van fighting against the accursed system
of slavery"
This i. the ncrvading sentiment Of the Scott wings every
where AZ the North. They are, from association, inclination
we uay say education as purtisans mot only prepared, ou'
ro,,y Ia merge with nboluionism and It's kindred isnis, and
In bcroms ecctionalizcd or nigscrized. THERE'S no natlona'
ground on which they can stand together win their WING
brethren at the South. Al sectional or otate parry my
can the wings rally ar exist any where. A natIonai why
marty is an obsolete idca.- Albany Argus.
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night
"a friend or ours, who possesses n quiet vein OF humor, WAS
recently on a visit TO Maryland, and relates an amusing ac-
count o! a 'colored chorus, witnessed by The 'rclator al one
uf the African churches. the masculine darkies were ar
ranged like four and twenty black.birds all IN d row, on
one side. and the females on the other. The latter com
menccd the chorus with 'Oh! for Il man-oh! for u man
OH for a mansion in the skies 10 which the former respond
I'd : send down sal-scnd down sal-scnd down salvation
10 nv SOUL"
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The ladies of the Monumental Church, will open their Fair
to-day, in Lafayette Hall. There will be a great variety of
really useful and beautiful articles.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. %, ls52.-No sales Of Flour. White
Corn, Us cents; yellow, IS 81 cents. Red Wheat, 81 DC a
81 10; white, 81 Us u 81 II.
We mad i signt fail Of snow this afternoon.
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OFFICIAL VOTE Of A

OFFICIAL VOTE OF ALABAMA.
The vote OF this State has been counted, and stands for
Pierce 26,ssl; Scott l6,Oss; Troup 2,l74; Pierce over Scot,
II, s43; Pierce over all 1858.
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4IUTICE. All persona h'Sins claim. a=h'Hss l' ss@,t o.
y ,un : Meredith, deceased cot King NlliiaInD are !cNlc.t"'m
49,, 49,, ,t,.,l. ,roueIly authenticated, t" the executor; an! AL ~
ssr,. ird.I,isI - the said estate. are requested 10 Inh,n ~ Sme"' %
,Vt' n n"t ~ -, H,,,. ,.l,y a, ro.,lbIc. GEO. BDN AIDS,
-. - ID -rtnl Executor OF Am ; Meredith. decfair1.
u OTlCE.-Ihe collection Of on raintIrs7' !" h' snn' on : !,
q ,t,y tho 4Jih Inst. "a Advertised, vii he"rrn Tor tNhioll'hV o.
,nl arr ~ morrow. CIhur-day at NJ. loo H!ih aFec'' up s'"h''
.hrrr he ladies' AID Eelu,m"t ~ ti- CITY ah" 'f'u are y
fp.r'in"s "'''' GEO. j. SUMNER. AGst
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

xarUI. he -oli uH WEDNESDAY. Nov =. 49, u ar, u "'
" rL, Grsl lar ly thereafter. AT the late residence o. WIZ 4
nintorI trrri,r!. IN the county u Hanover. on The MrctaiN''Nt
TTmrr,,t. mn ,. Household and krchen Furniture; ir ci"is /.
.., ,sl,urEs. fodder aud wheat straw: allthe STOCK OF h"fsss' fN''
COWS amI Inss: also, one carriage. c"rrIh!i' w." wagons ''''" -"l
larrnIur uleasIl-. =. - L,s.
,rI,rn, u credit OF sx months will be allowed i@r pun
H. ... r q ,ycrm'c bond, with approved security. h.loFr ne lrm'':
of t!eir purchasc- nIL D. i, ~ - 49,, -.
- Nov 23-a@
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GOV. TROUP'S LETTER.-Messrs. Thomas Williams
and Gabriel Du Val, members Of the Alabama Southern
Rights committee, who informed Gov. Troup of his nomI.
nation, have published a card in the State Register admitting
that they did omit the words ~''enbrace it and" from his
published reply; but they did it "for the obvious reason that
they were in apparent contradiction TO the whole meaning OF
The letter, and in fact Inconsistent with the remainder of the
very sentence in which they occur" Those gentlemen re-
Rarded ms asa purely literary and a not a political correc.
hon, not destroying or ~impai,ing but giving the meaning
which the writer meant TO express" They also state that
The whole letter bore the marks, not only Of the feebIeness
9! - .;:;SoT, out the haste Of its composition; there were
erasurcs, intcrllncations Of whole passages. md n scr,n
oil paper accompanying il, containing a correction or
explanation 10 be inserted in 1T For these reasons tho
committee thought themselves authorized 10 make the al,c.
ration, and seveIal minor ones of punctuation. John A. Ell.
more, Esq, Of the committee, was absent, and did no, par,i.
cipatc in the matter.
Messrs. Williams and Du Val say they would have made
This explanation before the election, but were prevented by
continued indisposltion.
Ihis transaction (says the Mobile Register) is a little sin.
guar Out as no harm was done by it, the explanation will no
doubt prove satisfactory in 'tae era of good feeling" which
has followed The election of Gen. Pierce.
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EKOM TuE RICHMOND WI
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

- t,r,n.r students OF thu University az NiiSItia, VINO IlaS "r IA
"a EicIIiuuli. are T. guessed Il 'neetin 'Hc nan" u i""1 q"
n.I.par,4. M tlr evening OF Tho ri OF l'ereiHh'r
M. nlrr,,s ul The necung atc 10 td.e lao r"h7hi'IHN"N ne
means ,nr promoting The Interests OF the University. u" 70 ltie''
:" :" 'T, ~, I -, ,, hands Of the committee appointed a. he ,a'
,"cc ,., of The Alumni. Tor the REQUIREMENT oi a copy OF "'ihAdr
- hmrI Of Athens. II n S,, m,
aitAd.lSa -, THOMAS II. ELLIS.
'!:c>S W. "'''"'5 JSO. Il THOMPSON.
Is i. MINOR.
joins ; CASkIE,
s. n. MASSIE.
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YEANTED-Bya young mani Of experience rom Faster" L. ~
w GINA, a situation IA Clerk IN the Dry Goods hnsinr ne
gone knowledge OF book.terring. Can prodnc. satl,Itct"ry 'es.
rnony az regard. character aud qualifications. For p1,,!cniai'A-
dress Nh"h'Hc
Nov. 23-c4t Bay View, Northampton cop"t!i -
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roursA CoUNTY-(orrlclAL.)
Plerce's majority,

To Mc Editors Of The Enquirer.
LOGAN, C. H., Nov. 10, 1852.
GENTLEMEN The following is the official vote OF Logan
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The Milwaukee News is responsible for the following
II has the air of truth and is funny enough 10 last u fort
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MiisiNE JOURNAL
PORT or RICH MOND, NOVEMBER 90, 1852

ARRIVED.
Schr Richmond, Purnrll, New York.
ScEr Edwin, Aaron, Baltimore.
Sctr c.. p. Brown, Mckee, New York.
scfr Jane 9. Doughty, Murphy, Philadelphia.
Steamer BcIvidcrc, Clifford, Baltimore.
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish, New York.
SAILED,
Schr Courier, Rogers, Boston.
Schr Alfred Barrett, Baker, New York.
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s CARD.-THEATRE, RICHMOND, Nov. 22D. ls52- in answer
IA 10 The gentlemen vino s!nei N. request ior 4 encouragement
OF The Misses DENNIS. Le manas cmrn. beg leave 10 inform them that
they would be mos! Ippy TO comply with their wishes, but the con.
duct OF their s,ep-Laner, Mr. W!nnn+, is OF such a disgu ting char.
acrer. that 10 nave him about the theatre would b. an insulI 10 tie
ladies' and gentlemen connected with The establishment,
Nov, %
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The Elizabeth City IN. C) Pioneer of the 9th inst, re.
ferring to the extraordinary cxertions maze by the Wings on
The day OF election, relates the following incident:
Too BAD-The Wings even went into our Jail ON Tuesday
last TO get a poor devil out 10 vote Tor Scott-thst was bad
enough. But the worst is yet TO colne-Mey put him back
again as soon as ne had rcted! We think they might hav
let him stay on, after once taking him out.
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GEN. PIERCE AGAIN IN V1RGTIIA
The following is an extract of e letter in the Now Y1p
Herald, dated Concord, Nov. Is. We feel strong ~confdenc.
that the writer Is we'll informed as to what he writes:
1t is now understood here that Gen. Pierce will soon make
partuie, or how long remain absent, Is q matter of doubt.
Our Concord hotels have already been pretty well thronget
with visitors from other States for several weeks past. Mosi
all of them wish TO get q sight of the President elect. He
appears 10 very glad 10 see and take by the hand, his fellow
citizens, without distinction Of party. He receives and
treats all with that courteousnessa and urbanity which marks
his manners, perhaps TO a greater degree than those of four
hf;hs Of our public men. He receives many visits from
strangers, who are DESTROYS to see and hear the man, and
who have no personal fayors TO ask. Others evidently come
here for the purpose of getting their axes ground or,
tthrowing aside the %me.aphor) to see the General in person,
aud SET forth their claims for Office. These gentlemen
will find themselves very sadly disappointed, in my opinion;
Il, alone, am responsible for it, and give il, for all ii is worth;)
If they expect To gain anything by this course. 1t is report
ed that Gen. Pierce has already put off one or more OF these
could not attend 10 political matters for at least three
months 10 come. Those who feel moved TO approach him
personally, with their certificates and credentials, previous
10 the 4rh of March, would do well TO first coun, the cost
II they try it, / would'n. give "the first red cent for their
chances. Frank Pierce has all Of Old Hickory's indepen.
dence in his composition, with ten times his sagacity and
knowledge OF human nature; and il the inveterate class Of
office besgars do not hear quite 50 much Of "By the Eter.
nap thunder rafting over their heads as in Old Hickory's
time, they are bound 10 at least see the lightning, and, per-
chance, n touch Of its quality.
General Pierce has not publicly aunsunced his cabinet,
yet, and probably will not before the 4h of March. All the
newspaper speculations on The subject are made by those
who are DESTROYS either OF giving prominence TO particular
ia'ori'es, or, perhaps VI running the chances OF those who
are not iayorltes, oy giving them 100 much prominence
The action Of the last Democratic National Convention il.
lastrates this. 'Thc race is not always 10 the swift, nor the
battle TO the strong" Erempli gratiu: take the case of pro-
minent aspirants tor the Presidency, in both political parties.
Perhaps time will show that the maxim will apply to candi.
duties for the cabinet as well as the Presidency. Nous ger
rons.
Est Is said that a letter from Gen. Pierce, dated on
the 18th inst, has been received at Washington, stating tina,
he will not leave Concord until the LIST February. A Baltt-
more paper contains the following:
LETTER FROM GEN. ~PIERCE-HIS MOVEMENTS.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. GA letter has been received here
from Gen. Pierce, in which he says he does not expect to
leave Tor Washington before the first of February next. The
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II
.,pI rSuID COLLECTION OF oil. PAINTINGS I'll

c,plESUIp COLLECTION Of oil. PAINTINGS Tn" a"n
u ian ~ IN. CT Z MS 81 Richmond - respectfully lHSiIri u NE a
ushI, collection .! pt Paintings row ready iut"fhibli"hd az v .'.o
al lfus Hale, NJ. 10 Man street. NJ, s'aIls.tn H. SOFA on hlhh
urxi, &c IL isH. 1h!4 is The best 10! Of PAINTINGS eyer "Rrictn VIZ
yi,l,. and arr mostly the orrma productions ct he os, American
ana European Artists. Man! o! them arc part Ola rii'"r c1ietlg"'
H. - ~ tp' -" "s'''' Z" s'
u arLet to ue sold.
The public may res; assured that every picture offered will b. sA!
without regard ~ cast or value. As there has i.cu ample time no.
vi!cd TOR 4 full examination Of tins collection, II is hoped tina crey
uvrr0 OF the hc arts VIII avail himselI -! he opportunity OF iHrfe2
TN: them.
The sale will take place on Friday, tie 2jth inst. conmcucm. Al
l01 O'Clock. over The store II Elias Hale. so. INO Maluj zee r,neG
door 20 Mrasrs. Mitchell Il Tyler.
Nox. 25-ftd GEO. J SUMNER. Auc'r
'"stES7IN0NIAL TO WEIGHS PORTRAIT or
d WASHINGTON, from Mrmncrs Of the House o. IrpTt stas4
tives oi tine Thirty Second Congress.
liorSB or REPRESENTATIVES, August 21u, lnI
The Portrait OF Washington engraved upon steel, by l. Is N"ta,
OF Charleston, ). e, nom Gilbert Charles Stuarps celebrated amt
ing from life, Is, III our opinion. an elegant specimen of the AT. 5at
the most correct engraved likeness ol lie IitGsi.Iuus SUlJrc. sNt4rt
SIGNED: