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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-04-06

Here we see by the payment 10 The Building
Association OF only S77 more than he would
have paid TO the landlord. A. actually pays foi
above one third the cost Of the house and lot
by the time the Association is ready 10 dis
solve. Or. IL he can manage TO save 572 .
year more, and take two shares in the Associa-
ton, he may, in the same lime pay for the en-
IRE property with yearly outlay ofonly ssI49
beyond what he otherwise would have paid for
rent only. That is 10 say, by economizioe
Gle month from his present expenses, he
may, before his children have grown up, be-
come the owner of house worth So. 900. -
This wetake 10 be far illustration Of the
working OF such an Association, when well
managed aud favored with good fortune, accot.
ding TO the calculation Of those now in opera
tion in this city.
It's 10 thespromise OF such benefits that the
stimulus is TO be found which is prompting the
working classes to the organization of these
Societies. How faithfully they will keep heir
obligations as borrowers may be judget from
the TACT that in one Association which has
been four years in existence in this city, we are
assured that not single case has occurred in
which It has been necessary Tor the Sociery to
take possession OF the properly mortgaged to
IL. Every borrower has paid his dues and 10
terest in season. The desire for independence
lot. siound amply suiiicient to keep men in
that course ofeconomy and punctualiry which
their duties to the Association renders ueces
sary.
The immense advantages which <ihe com
munity at large is sure to reap from a scheme
that produces such results a. these, cannot be
| estimated too highly. We do not suppose
that the plan at present adopted is 10 every re-
ffgsf5id thalfsamrI IRfs6sed eiss ia ap5 prsssa i'm
| by rendering il more nearly like that now gen
orally used in England. There the borrower
il enabled TO obtain money at much cheaper
rate. Sull, fits cost here be higher, the rate
| Of house rent from which il frees him is high
er yet, so that his benefit here is abou, the
same as there, But j, ia not now our infection
TO consider what are the best principles auc
methods Tor The formation and management, 0
a Building Association, nor what improve
ments ought tn be made on the plan adopted
in this city. To that subjecS we shall recul
10 a future article.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-04-06

THE AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY
Having established Agencies on the Michigan South
Railroad, will hereafter receive Bank Noter DIN,
Merchandize and Packages for ea'tern and southern
sates. Messengers leave for the east and west dali
S.CHANDLER, e. CO.
Hiilsdale. June 1881. 25on Agents.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-04-06

QFThe young lady that visited the grave
yard. a short timc since. il 10 ssid has been
coffin fcougling) ever since. h'ssf" q.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-04-06

r1rI saw her ou, walking in her Habit de Ia rue
and there's Of ycar talking fer she's 'punkins
and n few! .li l1tI stra
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21
DISTRICT CONVENTION


The delegates Tor the Counties and City composing the 1T
Congressional District assembled, according to appoint
meni Court House, in the town Of Hampton Sa
,urday, May 18th, 1852 a, IL. O'Clock A. NJ.
The Convention called 10 order by L. R Garrett
Esq and IN his MOTION VIZ. II. ROY, Esq Of the county
of Mathews appointed 10 preside over lis delibera
,ioU*
On moun Of Dr. j j. Simkins S. G. Cooks of the coun
Of York. and L. j. BELL Of Accouac, were requested to
act rs Secretaries.
The Convention being ready 10 proceed 10 business,
motion nj Dr. T. c. Banks tho Secretaries were directed 10
call The Counties and City OF Williamsburg and the follow
ing delegates we're reported in attendance:
AccoMAc-Hcnry a Wise, VIM H Parker, Dr. Peter
Browne Wm p Moore, Jr, John Alwor,h and L } Bell
NoRrHAhPToH-DrJ Simkins
ELIZABETH CITY-George Booker, John Armistead Chas
Smith K Hudgins, Frederick Jones, John Jones, II
Vaughan Ihos P Chlsmun, John Cary, WIN Jennings,
Dr. r Banks, G. L Collier Jas French, Chas Phillips,
Or VIM X Vaughan VIM Lowry VIM Causey, VIM Barnes,
J Topping. George Wray Nathaniel CANNED VIM Lati-
mer and Samuel Latmer
YosK-R f. Garrc;, John R. Chandler, [. W. Hnd gins,
CHRISTOPHER Curtis. Thomas NJ Curtis, E Russell VIM
Rus.el K L Farenhalt, G Cooke.
WAkwicH-Wm. G. Young.
WlLLlAMsBuRa-Wm. Waller, Archie McCanclsh, Thorn.
as G. Peachy Robert Christian.
NEW kEST-Wm. Waller, (Alternate)
GLorcRs-KR-John T. Seawell, john Z. Field, ID. B.
Seawel, Warner T. Jones
MArnrws-Wm. H. Roy, Thos. J. Hudgns, A. h Shep-
ard.
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EXTRA FINE MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.

Hiesss. N. NJ Martin & Co. sold on Wednesday Last 4
hhds Tobacco for Mr. f. f. Lyon Of Granville county, n.
c. the following prices: hid part Tugs and part short
leaf a, 50 So hid. s26 25 bought by Mcsss Thos &
Samuel Hadgrove for their very superior and well estah
l;shed brand, the Twin Brothers. hhds, bought by
Messrs Gillian & Mathews, Sal and $40 for their very
fire "Wne Sap brand. Messrs Bennett e. Beers inform
tha, thew regard the swine Sap fully equal any
the finest brands they SELL and that the sale of il ncreas-
lug very considerably; and the fine tobacco Messrs Gillian
& Mathews now buying, will doubtless strengthen lis
r"ssnt popular character. Our friend of the South Side
Democrat is ahead of the music when he claims the supe
r!"y all other markets for Petersburg, by the sale
there OF HID at $40, the day Mr. Lyons tobacco
gold here. The fychburg Vginan claims the SUPREMACY
for that market OF the sale of lille parcel Of
fine tobacco between four and fire hundred pounds, at
$50 So The three fine hhds of MIR. Lyons tobacco
aged above 900 lbs each, and the price $37 75
Ts sale puts Richmond 'head" the schooboys cay, by
long odds, over either Petersburg or Lynchburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21
G. Cookn, l. BELL, Secretaries.
DISTRICT CONVENTION AT HAMPTON.

DISTRICT CONVENTION AT HAMPTON
The Democratic District Convention which met OF Hump
ton on Saturday for The purpose of appointing delegates 10
the Gilmore Conventions consisted Of many OF The most
sterling and intelligent membrrs of the party The lines
shirt prevailed and deliberations were characterized
with grcn harmony.
After the Convention had concluded abors the members
formed into procession and preceded y the splendid band o
music frn Furrrcs. Monroe marched To the beautiful su
burbnn retreat of Alton the Summer House OF John la0b
Jr Esd Here suptnous entertainment, ordered by t!e!r
bosna democratic brethren Of Elizabeth County, awaited
b. arrival and about hundred persons, including sev
r.I officers from Old Point down Ia repaSt which 0r
variety OF viands and style Of peparaon reflected much
credit upon the gen,icmnnly proprietor and The Committee
of Arrangements After pariaking OF the splendid dinner
and suu.ro champagne nerspersrd with brilliant w.t. ready
eoartee ruc sentiment and soas'i7rns speeches the
eslye ceased and the company separated Tor their res
pccve homes.
Thc following toasis were furnished by the commttee
V,ronia-She Graves no honors but demands Il recog
nizlon OF her rights.
| The South Uni:ed-The Palladium Of the Constitn-
ton.
3 The Democratic Par,yHarmony will ensure success
Tn. Eector of This Dsir!cLet his clarion pea sum
mon a Democratic cohorts and they will rally TO the res
Before adjournina informal meeting OF the non-res
dent delegates The Hampton Convention the following
resolution was unanimously adopted
Resolved That sincere thanks are hereby rendered 10
the Democracy OF Elizabeth City county, for the very dsty
md hosni,able entertainment which they At the At
ian Hpuse ate. the Convention ad0urned and for the uni
form courtesy extended all during short snIoun in
their plcasan, little town. Norfolk Argus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21
1rSDERGROITSD RAILROAD.


A trial lately had in the United States District Court for
New York city, before Judge Juson, tends 10 show whe''
at least part OF The money from that supports the
underground railroad ana other cOntrrances by which til"
an.savery society carry their n1cnanns against me
peace and prosperity Of the South letter from New York
NJ WIN Johnson, The Treasurer bclicven all events
one OF the lending the snlis!arny society, wal
arranged tried and found guilty of the offence Of Coming
md passing counterfeit money Ii appears That this wor-
INV who English abolition cinmssary had for some
wears been the nb 0f manufacturing large quantities u!
Spurious occupation for which his orien' calling
as silver worker particularly qualified him. He joined
church. and took hgh rank in the association for
spiriting away foreign slaves Money speedily became
plenty in the Golfers of the kda1p?crs. and Mr. Johnson
thinking donbss thu, lie doing God and husel
vice time waxed boe and more reckless n i1
ncilJu: pursuits Bat the eye Of Justice upon him
and its hand eventually graspci him He proved
cccn character but in vain Neither his exemplary piey
his philanthropy, nor his philosophy could save hiin Inc
evidence oil his guilt rcssthlr he convicted and
sent for Of 10 the Stale prison. We condhlc
with the antsvcry society upon The loss OF such valuable
officer an! worthy member of that respectable tEaer-
nifty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21
.31T,i,IVNu ENQijIRER.
,>n,u,s MORNlNk:. MAY FL, 1882.
nEI,EGAvEs TO BALTIMORE


r. nmocra,c District Convention, for this Cohs'.S
,,s District assembled IL O'Clock YESTERDAY N,
Saloon of the DAD Fellows Hail. Every co""' cnmn o
f,;,v of Richmond was represented. VI 49, r,cb
p,wh,,an was chosen 10 preside; ana -, ;. soc,o
~ Daniel md Thos Rche, Jr, ~e'' p...,a,,o, ~,
,;s n, NATION of Dr. Ro bu".
the Convention should select iou' Io,,;co shonl
-, maj IN. counties OF Hanover anu ne'''." :,
..;..,. one delegate, the coun'ies Oh o"'s
nhs,,n one the counties OF 1oocn'a"u "AN
.,, ri,y of Richmond alternate 10 De taken re
,actiyey from each county that oio not s'"'
one alternate from the City OF Richmond.
rn tuow;,o DELEGATES and alternales, recommended
sthe several delegations, then ratified oy e ooh'en
viz: - Mao
D.,.0o,es Chastsn White of Hanover, John Y Maso
f Rcnmond City, Joseph K Pendleion OF Louisa ana 'a
II Cox Of Chesterfield.
n, wasannounced TO the Convention that the three mrs
named gentlemen we're for Mr. Buchanan as 'nei' i'''
choice-,he opinions of Mr.. Cox were NOT s'a'euJ a.
observation-disclosures Richie Jr. OF Henrlco' Df. VIM
pueson of Richmond City, join o. hu'hefioo'u ooo'
land and Henry L. Hopkins OF Powha'ah
On motion of Mr.. White of Hanover inc ooh's""o
adopted The following resolution and ADJOURNED sue
nRssoIved That the South a,ne acQuiesced IN Inc Sc
rios of passed by the last Congress- known as IN
Couoronis. and the objects OF all OF them haElns 81 ~
accomplished, except the fueltise S ho,d also
liz execu,ed and candidate for the Presloenc
should be sustained by the South, who withholds 1ul
nompt and explicit uVowal Of his approval of the said la"
and of his determination TO support the same Is 'nefe
foe The wish of this Convention that the delegation ot
this district shall sustain measure proposed IN Inc DID
moe Convention which she'll pledge the Democratic part
20 the faithful observance and execution OF the Fusi'
Slave Law"
Particulars tomorrow. The session of the ConVen'io
was very anmated-and spirit OF devotion to Inc TRUMP
r h marry under the sound and able leaders who Shall
selected at Baltimore pervaded all its proceedings
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prR11C MEETING IN HENRECO.

Ar m.stng of a portion of the citizens of Henrco
-on,,v hold nj Spring Hill Port Mayo in District
No on the 9h day OF May, 1852 for the purpose Of non
mating candidates for such of the Offices 10 be filled az are
he ren,o annexed After preliminary remarks by Dir
Rob,1, Msvo ESQ., on motion, Jacob b Alice, wa.
called TO the Chair and Frederick A Mayo, appointed Sc
crctary: .,,.o 49,, o,i
ted b be meeting az suitable candidates be voted for
the ensuing election, fl! the Offices assigned 10 them
CouS-T OFFICERS
For commonweaih's Attorney John n. Davis.
Far Clerk Of The County Court, John 0. Mosby.
Fur Clert of the Circuit Court: E. H. Lorton.
For Commissioners of the Revenue John 4. Goddin.
For Sheriff. George NJ. Savage.
DrsTRIcT No |.
Magi,,ra,cs-Robert A. Mayo Henry Cox, DR.. John Fl.
Mct,ert and Jacob S. Alice
Constable-Thomas J. farorough
Overseer of the Pour-Rober Farrar.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
JACOB s. ATLEE, Chairman.
FllDHRIcE A. Mayo, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21

REPORTED THE ESSCiRER
MrG " MAcunS crup. OF A!ocmare, hhh s. NJ 3u
2a,I lat6 lat5 10 1T 3 ati 40 dt4 ~ At 4, at
3s5 Mrp G Minor Of hloenarr hhi At . -, AT !
al 4 co att 80 att TO- ! At ; , At , 3d. Capt YIN VI
WooG.o. NrlSon hhds $ at 81. Al T. AT D. at
i IS ats 81 at l. ats 90, 1t e. Mr u Macln
Of Alb, marie hhds al s. II s.. al 81 at D. AZ
So at T. 2n5 CO. 2nj -, nj 49, at 10 al 'oV,
Al 3 40 2ar3 % ats 10 DR. Rover Of Buckingham
hl.dS NJ S. 80 | nj 5 NJ 81 nj 80, at ~ Of
5 35 al 25 at ) a4 81 = At 4 at 80 ~ o5-
NJ 10 Boiling oi buckingham !; hhds nj -, al oV AZ
= Is at 55 Al 80, at 20 ats at 81, al 81,
1t so lIr l. H"rdnal Of Buckingham, mid at So at
4 so n, Z at 10 Mr. A K Dca'on Of Amelia, Ind al
g75 Estate WIN Mayoo Cumberland, hid at 50 % at
TO- al ! 80 ats al So, al 10, al ) So Mrs d
tio,in,n nf Cutnhr land, hhd ~ 81, AZ , 80 Mr.
y .nI,l ri Cumberland, hhd NJ . n D. ut H. 10
IS haas in promiscuuus Dts from 81 10 10 52U.
We have change note IN the tohacro market since
our as, report except for manufacturing kinds, which are
more active improved prices particularly fine. We nols
sales . hhds yesterday a. Sil an" 10.
FLOUR Inactive. Holders asking 81 80 4 23. We
learn uf M sales.
WHEAT Oar mIl"rs are closing FOR the
CURN.Sugh suitable tor auiIy will command
&C. cents
WHEA NO change sca3on closed
ELOCR-Smai sale; al Si4. Receipts ight-narkot
Hall. tendency downward, #. J. PEYTON
CDR:.--L0 cents.
CORN MEAL-G5 a 10 cents-duN.
O.TS-t0 cents and scarce.
RYE-75 TO 80 cents
FlSH--Ilerrinqs new No. Cut Sc 50, Gross So,
Roc 81 90; Mackcrcl, No. 3, S54; No. 2, ssh
No. So ShaA--none in market.
LA&D-Bh!s IL 10 liz cts. kega TX.
BACON-Sidcs held at II alls G; Shoulders TO- Hams
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igni;EKGiiL RECORD.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

TOBACCO-Srcc oar last report, the market mas been
very steady all grades and particularly active Tor very
are llrse ami Impression - that the stock OF Inspected
tobacco now on ,ai Smaller than any previous year, with
The same amount o! inspections.
SAILS nj tunacco by \ VI MARTIN Il Co since Tuesday
last: IS Y Mallory hh!s nj s. and9 Overly hhds
al - 50 and r. T. BanSlnaship AT IS 81 bU b, gu
and So " Steal :. So 80 5 50 and $40 81. lsham
t.n,,tha,n d, % Mir kttrel nj s. 50. hhds s.
81 aud l3 IS VI Alexander ir, nj IS 90 3O oO and
e 80 " Mann 4, IS . and 80 l. IwiIty ut 80,
u o p audg7 IS A W S1aH 1T 50 50 F. Hurry at
81 50 ami s Col e. Huctc-'.n % 10, so; ~
5 so / at6 rs and 2a7 > G." " b Power. 81 and .
Mrs e II Lyon s!3 % and l6 50 + +: Lyon (pirt
Ira ana part short eai 50 50 at SO IS nj 81 and
Al SD y. VI. MARTIN Il co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21
TIE MADAM rocuMAN LIGEL CASE

WAsuiHGTuS May l9-in the Criminal Court to-day the
libel case United States against ID. Alma for false as
srtns against character OF Madam Tochnsn formerly
Arulnia Ja.,ic was taken up. Tho counsel in the cas-
are MI Featal u. s. Attorney Reverb! Johnson, and
Walter D. Davidgc for he prosecutions MessrS. Bradley
Key and Morssn for the GGtcnrc The evidence then offered
was bclions publication which appeared in tn" Washing
ton Tcle.rp Tn. defence asserted that csicnc" wal
produced Of the publication OF libel in the county Of Wash
ingr under the Jurisdiction OF this coui and therefore Tn
ease shoa 3. dismissed The legal point was cnSih!!y SIS
uss.d BY the counsel. AMI decided that III: cast
should 90 on and accordingly proceeded and wae not con
cu,cd oil the hour Ut adjournment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21
DEATH OF JUDGE BALDWIN

Our readers in this vicinity will be SURPRISED learn
thar truly great fellow citizen Judge B. c. BALDWIN ia
Do more He died on yesterday morning
However long and confidently this melancholy event may
have expected by all acquainted with and
ravsges his painful disease be less felt by all
whu appreciate greatness be stroke of no common
severity on our community ind the State
Our columns forbid more extended notice. and we leave
10 some ADLER hand melancholy pleasure OF tesyng
the many noble aud excellent qualities which distinguished
The decreased while living and call forth from wide circle
admirng friends the sincere expressions OF mourn
full regret that he is
Staunton Spectator, May 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21
VETO OF THE MAINE LIQUOR LAW.

Bos-os May l9-The Maine Liquor Law bill, which ha:
been passed ~ TIE Legislature of Massachusetts, was To-
day vetoed by The Governor There great rejoicing
ipcrs and keepers and arrangements ore making
10 fire five hundred guns from the common.
SECOND DISPATCH
RosTox MAY l9.-Ihe Governors veto Of Ibe Liquo
Law was warmly debated in the Senate iodaTsSnd an AT
tempt pass in spite of the veto failed by vote OF Is 10
Is new bill was then introduced mee' ;hc Governor
principal objection, passed and sent 10 the House OF Repre-
afiy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21
ARRIVAL Or .unE AFRICA,

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The steamship Africa has arrived with Liverpool dates
to the Sh May.
CorTox-Scs of the week previous the sailing Of the
steamer 5000 bales The market active prices
firm. The quotations show an a vance OF "a. Spscua.
took "A QUO bates and exporters lGQ
FLouR.-Wcs;ern Canal 2O>; Ohio, 2ls
CoRS.-Yelow, Sos White 29s.
SECOND nIsPATCH
The escape of the CUBAN Prisoners Africa is conhr.
med
Lord John Russell, in speech In Parliament. declared
that h. had no whatever apprehend Of
En- gland BY France;
The Of the death Of Napoleon commend.
rated at Paris with great ,EqGe!.
Cores In the Liverpool Market fair Orleans commsnts
81. nid:line, 81. Upland lair, So; mtdling, The
market opened good denand prices firm, with large
sales In the Havrc Cotton Market the sales Of the week
amounted 900 bales prices Unchanged market rather
dropping
KicE-The demand is improving. Sales = Carolina a,
lis ID To Is 81.
TRADE in The manufacturing districts is greatly improved
There Ia a good demand rr fabrics II high prcrs
MONEY Marker American securities are In good &c.
i. and United States SKIES Of 1865, Hos 10 llOs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21
U I'TE u
J1fDGE JOHN ROBERTSON.

We are authorized by a gentleman from The county OF
Amelia IN announce that Judge John Robertson of Camp
bell re.ntI, Chanceiy Judge fa the Richmond District,
will b. voted the approaching election for the Court
OF Aone,. We also requested TO soclt In ms behalf
The co,neraoa OF all the counties composing the first Ju
dical Sarn Ii il proper state that the party who
thor;ze his knors that Judge Robertson will
ii elected.
The o,ne. published within the bounds of the Section arc
rsouesi.d 10 publish this announcement
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21

We have no room 70. tho details of the House OF Dele
Ca.es of yesterday. Various resolutions adopted
among them, that Internal Improvement bill excep,
the Manassas Gap Rail Road BILL the bill in relation 10
the of interest Of the James River and Kanawha
Company, any bill which there is objection shall be
taken up fer action before the recess
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21
FAIRFIELD RACES-THIRp DAY,

c. g. n. Green's b. m. Gold Pin |
John Belchel's b. h. Ashma, z 2
Is James Ta!leys CHI m. Virginia paipn, 3 dist
TlME-lst heat, $780, I'd do, $50
'cs was complete lug handle" race although all the
betting md all the running one side When the
horses brought the sand Ashmas pame oot md
fne condition. elected the admiration OF The BY s;andcrs hu,
It DID reach sufcien, height induce any Of them n
lay out 'eyen money" on him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21
ARRIVAL or TnE STEAMER ISABEL

CHARLEsruS May 10 The steamer Isabel has arrived
with Havana dacs If the 10Th. The ls!lnd was quiet but
some lras wer stlli Tel, ol invasion.
considerable advance had taken place in sugar, sles o.
NuscoyadO al rails The shipments TO European ports
| were large. Coffee and noasses quiet.
The steamer PilIteIphia from Navy Bny for New Or
bans and the United States iriaclc Saranac and sDrp vi
war Albany from Pensacola. had arrived al tI.ana.
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anRlI.AL nE TuE EL poRADO.

New YoRE May lg.-rhe steamer II Dorado, from AS
pinwa via Jamaica, arrived to-day. She brings DO pas
seners AMI jamaica dates the l2 inst She passed on
the l2rl the Crescent Civ from New York, and big Flora
of Baltimore going into Kingston.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21
HOOKS, GOODS, PIANOS AND STATIONERY


AT COST
y6NiIE the late M A. BgIow offered sale
indebted him their debts apply.
Mr. H. Ransom ty asent) and on favorable
The drbis however be adjusted and hoped without
The death Mf. Bs"w good
Store Fanyie wilt sell his stock Of Books
e BUYERS purchase elsewhere
o disposed 10 buy and settle
deem 10 friend Mr. Bsow, h. believed re
had.u his debts A. VAUGHAN
Farmvie May 2!-rt
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or the Enquirer.
4 OF
II-DEE WILSON

The article agncd Justice in the Enquirer OF the 18th Of
Nav in yndcation Of Judge Leigh is full OF mstatcments
md .,ro,s Let the people look fnr fraud. 1t contains
insinuoons and statements against Judge Wilson, which
are I7c and santeous and would be exposed if time
allowed for reply ~ N.
The napsr, which have published Justice will please pub
lsh ihr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21

Tn. Os!GIxAL YiSaiSiA ETHIOPIAN TRourE will give
another Of their pleasing entertainments tonight at Odd
Fellows Hail. Those who wish enjoy hearty laugh,
should no, fail TO procure ticket.
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GuAsD AND EXTRAORDINARY

Saturday Evening. May 22d.
SIADILE TERESA PARBDl. Pnma Donna her Maery's
I'd Theatre London,
! wi her AMI posivrI" only tand Concert
the NiVEK~i LIST tRfIl on RDAf May I.
GA which She VII b.. a. ed by
MADAME SrRAk6SGII.
Late " lc hnalia
Italian Opera House. Nv Ycrx.
NAilKici: SrKAkOSCil
The Comp and Pianist.
N!~kA lIAUSER
The Gn.lvalsd NirlIni-,.
The Programme wi the riassi
cal popular Muse. English Ballads
aan Ar- Diets Fal'asas anil Will he iichrst,
sarIc! aud rcs,lns Offered The inegcu,
Rlchm. nj.
Tickets One Dollar-o principal Hotels Music
and Book Stores door ;ir
Gro Doors Concert TO commence 81 O'Clock
Msyi --3
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PUBLIC SCHOOL PROCESSION.
WAsulSGT s. LAY pa procession Of the children o!
the pubic schools repaired ms n"fhlnS "a e cap''" sho
made cr petition for donation OF public lands torfre
schools III the District of Columbia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21

PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
WAsHiSGruS MAY 20.-lhe presnytcilln General As.
scmbly met This morning, fully attended.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21
Nrv YORK MARKETS, MAY 20.

NEN iUNk
Cu--oS-Tvo hDasard Bales Sold 10 Gay III further I'D
vonce u . FLorR-Sars Of IS 90 hbis State brands at
81 l2 WnEAr Southern white 81 OSs 70 81 H. CoRS-
Large sales Ii, 81 Ia O. cents.