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SPRING GOODS.
WADSWORTIE. TURNER & co.,

WADSWORTH. TURNER & CO.,
40 ~ .lI4LN STREET,
VATIEOLESa LIE dealers in Foreign and American Dry
" Goods rcccisin- their sock I" Spring and Summer Dry
Goods which they the hcir usual terms County
and city respectfully solicited I" ca and examine
their stock
They receive further supplies every week during
ia. a.,son Machl-GH
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Matthews & Co. OF Richmond and oil MAT
thew. Gay Co. OF cwburt, are TINS day dissolved by n
niue! A. Glover is authorized
e u ind collect discharge tho Liabilities Of Gay
Matthews & Co. and Mason Matthew'S authorized 20 settle up and
collect the assets Matthew'S Gay Go and discharge their lab
tiles. ~ - IN Hhn1rttr,yc
Anril ]. lHON MAIHENs.
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$50 CONGRATULATIONS CITIZENS OF THE TOWN OF
MANCHESTER AND COUNTY OF CnEsrRRriELp: Being wei
last thirty five aud. as have before
Tor nsnv officer the satisfaction OF ALL by The
Of numerous friends, again declare myself eandda'e
Nd ce Should be pleasure elect will use We
.+ron my power general satisfaction anu VIII us
tnaIss ! aS aS "snw.2,May PETER X MORGAN.
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- 70 THE VOTERS OF PRINCE WILL

80 LIAM CuUNTY.-FELLow.CirizESs: As there are man!
a., ytA will be oil my power (owing |" ccunstan
,f.yaic character 20 have personal interview iha'e
r, ,hs method III Announcing myself candidate, li
c Constitutions the office OF County Surveyor, and
sa,ti: your surnges Il may not he improper to stae
been engaged Surveying; for the last five or SIX years
l can confidence. appeal 10 those Of my coun
whl hav. had opportunity OF Knowing TO say whether
ue comp.,ent discharge the duties pertaining
t ics should 1t bc yoar pleasure 10 elect Inc, pledge
~ ue and proper attention 10 the business anu u use
-" q, 80 -: y.rnls render satisfaction.
n: snnr 4. con at polls very respectfully, your
o2s-'ri. 81 '" "y,I -" THOS \. CARTER.
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IMPORTANT 10 PIIlNICIANs.

DESIRE to sell (Cay HI OF zoo nr'eSJ a" ioe"'
aHdne the practice nj hundred lai itr-hi OF
,em &c rldvehUers-siuad IN Amherst c"! Va = 'nhes
and the James River a knnawha tCnYd
RVS Canal the red suicr. remarkable r III" rHuft!
u,y of iIs coil ANY Farmer IesIg
icuurc with ncdcnc) with capital Of om eaolo si, can
ocs himself 10 great adv BY making immediate api'G
nn os, uad particulars, TO the subscIr Tobacco
Row Pos, Office. Amherst county! Va . .e,
ru1 &c
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s.NDs, sARSApARILLA QUART HOTTIES.

m JAMES JONES having located a. his fathers resrnrs
half miles OF buckingham Court House fcSfscr
~ nhrrs his professional services TO the public.
Alrcn
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49, WE AR f AUTHORISED BY The irlen n oar, OF
p.nr Esq him Candidate nt III. NJ Rie.
Common" a''iie!' !" '"e o''su' April Ill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
CoLLECTIoNs n VIKGINIA

COLLECTIONS IN VIRGINIA..
yUyE collecting the Sao virginia VII
be on the South Side James River lie WI! DC assisted o
for their please make it convenient 10 seie when
called -,
be LEFT with Mr. Isaac The office Of Lewis Iil Esq ch
mond, Va ~ - y A''
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ROY n. SCOTT
-. - - ..
Enh MIN
yr,E Furniture Of the Trsnkin House phiaderlu situated

TsNITE Furniture Of the Frak House, PhadelFn situated 90
Chestnut street. Third and Fourth streets corner Of
Franklin Phcc, in successful opria!Ion
The House La, beru entirely einrns,sd Within the part
eiyle surpassed by my lio IN the country j"
person. with the proper VIII be cold al pIlcc ur.
will make an nJucemcnt.
lease on the House ai be Ii the only corner Hotel
m aud pleasure unuIpr.src by
any Philadelphia has been entirely rrlnoeied wiu he part
Two wears having added the ;chemens rHi!or Gen
Dining and Reception Room 81 by ~ cr, h""
with Marble Tile. .lrndid Room .rcT
Shop) and undoubtedly hansoncst
country The cay papcrcd and painted hronch" n,
such stca:rrs TOR nn'l "Gi
naries; very complete cooking les
superior II taa iup bed ctanbcr
wh parors attached iE,n. For particulars
pure personally, or by letter. IA ID WlNEIRENER,
,.,rtl 1-lw Es. North Thur. strr.i. PhI,fcl.r'n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

49, TOTHE VOTERS OF LOUISA COUNTY,
pro. 70 Match Court was Candidate for the office oil
nuisa A, Court being commissioned GualIheda as
MIN the expectation o! holding the office Tor one ierm
but from the action OF the Legislature
;, ori,e only III. the first OF July again announce my.
p4s 10. Office ami respectfully solicit your patron
SCI DAVID RICHARDSON.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Y0NISiTIONS FOR OFFICE.

- 20 THE. VOTERS OF HENRICO COUN-
TY.-l hereby respectfully announce myself Candidate
ur su!rascs, Tor The office OF Prosecuting Attorney LOT INT
2t Tef,: G. c. LEE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

s..gFOR THE COURT OF htf,uTEiS as canIi
,utbnrzed II snn,unce Hon &. SAhu .,n a, tho
Ga;G for the Court OF Appeals "r IN. .an March l9.
election IL Consini'I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
AGRICULTURAL IMpLENIENTs.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Y AM prepared furnish Planters with FARMING
L Tools, approved patents and duah!es S6EN
workmanship very lowest casn2a616f6a
prices Selling chiefly work Of Messrs. Whitman u 70 anu
Baltimore manufacturers who received All me IN
noran remums the Maryland State Fair for lmPc.
ao mn,s farmers confident of being accommodated by
Y sending their other articles may be mentioned
~ Horse Powers Whea lhashers Portable Corn ANA saw
INNS Corn Shelters and Bio1onsTs Fan M'
which has received "A premiums and umIcd ali eome'
ton Caaoc ucs embracing list OF Impemcn and Ions 10
Esrn.rs C,rnisnpd cratic THOMAS BRANCH,
March 22-cw2m Commission acfchahI Teletsou'S'
Itoc
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15Y7YENTY-FIVE SERVANTS "AnIEO.-We
VIZ We twenty five capable Servants men ana women, 10
2e employ - a. .ne i.' o III TOLER COOK,
Ear! sI',f IT, "' General Agents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

LIFE INSURANCE.
MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY, oica R'chm nd los Main
WI Street above the Exchange Bank
Capital si,IoOoo0 and dali increasing ,tss
than are rSmpy paul i I hn3s s aS o
hey was due On March, they paid to Mr. Dual sS"o
on account which occurred on the LIST Of The same m9n
Life acknowledged by alt l"oo
the in occurred through accidental injuries
Te first Of Mr. a pa s W hs s Mr. AnraoS VIII"
died Goth Of March, from the effects OF injuries receVeu Willie
Persons wishing respecting Life Insurance. will please
all at my office " KNOWLES, Agent
n0oKSE FAHMEs s AMP Hhss GAMD Or T Sa
A nansrs history and operations Of nc
pal i'll common use with SPECIFIC eco
crops as eonbined with leading principle. Of pracca and
scientific agriculture, &c by d. j. BRowSE-fS' p"ses' i "
The Muck Book contains great valuable matter This has
erts indicated in The Tile the analysis pan's aud ma
nures particularly valuable and are not u, the
saving judging the comparative value OF ma
nu5Ss and n n ~as, wm Of
wur, many sine. its perdsa'-Aoy c"Arn
hs~ss: As;:s S s :.n
COTTAGE and Farm Bee Kssrer-5oess
A Alien Domestic Domestic" Aa nin hD0s s,s
Won 1hacrs AgrcuIture-s2
Johnsionc Agricultural Chemsrry-sl Is.
E Yas snd SG%Fss on
youau on sheep-75ecn's.
Youau on The Pig-50 cents.
Kitchen Garhcnei-75 cts.
Chemistry made easy for Farners-2o cent?.
Skinner's Elements Of AGriculturc-25 cs
Sephens Farm complete with notes by the ata john
6 Skinner. 1000 paecs-s4.
Dsna,s Prize Essay Nanurcs : 2o cts.
Miners Bee Kcep=s Manual 81
Dana's MUG Manual, new cdlton-sl:
The Farmers Companion, by Bue'-'' CTS
Rufn on Cacareous Manuren-oo CTS. =, -o.....,
Iownnc' r,,cuurist vos bouml-s3 81 per volume
Coleman's European Agriculture and Rural economy ,
Farmers Guide Scientific and rra'"e" As'''u'"-- vols
Svo-S6 o,a .,,bv
April 7-mf NASH q Nn.pnoO.,.-- - 80 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
Spring SUPPLY OF FANCY AND STAPLE

RETAILING DRY GOODS.
PRICE co have their tnck VI
goods which they the Of buyers assn.
ring purchases made the favorable tr
will he sold az low such goods be sold elsewhere ine
offer large and commanding stock Of
Ladies' dress goods every variety Of style
Wrappings, Shaw;ls and Scars
Hosiery in every variety .,-,.
Emhroicres anu Th.ea! Laces Collars Canes Sleeves
and Pocket lIdks
Mourning Goods of all kinds
Family Linens, SheenGs, Damasss and Towcings
Beached and unbIeachel Slce.Ings and SllrtnEs
Fancy Casmercs and Dlings. and goods generally Tor ss
temen complete Of goods for ch!dens ana h
wants wear April 6-csw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

j.. ID. GoODMAN.
NO 1874 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE EAGLt s0uAm ct ~,
inst received large lot blue black and brown sack anu
sE frork Goats the very latest improved styles OF spring
ALEC large assortment OF fancy Cashmere Pants, Me an"
Ta1ces black Bombaznc, black and fancy siS ahd s
Vests. all OF which scd the lowest cas ptcG
asks to give him lie deems needless aier .hc ios
hs nmbc has had Of his 10 say their
me lG =; nas " I 10 Iobins he sell4 April
FIGURES SOMETIMES LIE! r,,r ~
IN RECENT PuBLiSliCD IN Hr ~ oT;I
ouircr s45 900 worth Of good quality READY MADE III
INC made read $500 We beg leave TO e'srcc ms No
grapbica error by inventory there H on manu- a.
o Main Street. dollars worm OF lr per
Claiming of our make additions receiving ~ccN!
direct Factory Newark NJ we 40 MOI
owing TO that sell handsome Cioin Coa
mnr For great bargains the styles out call 40 N
Apeil6 Nec-3 Gn.. = ;7;.
TE ACHER.-A young gentleman native OF snE' y;
wishes situation Principal of Academy or as Iuto W
family lie has had several years as
and Courtenay the University and from VINO
rave 6 Ps.toh'1eu Mo 0''' April 6-etf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

49, IL on; COLUMNS be found the advertisement
~ OF thai excellent ue!clne known as Ayers Cherry Pecto
, rs surcs. in cuIia. diseases OF the Lungs Is a
c universal only Of the learned aud hianhro
g ou the wioe public The article undoubtedly Is what
10 be- ys,:edy Lung Complaints and the remarkable
which becoming known where cannot long be over
- w.. ,,,~ ,,so,,r March ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

.~=pTO THE VOTERS OFHENRICO COUNTY.
Al N, solicitation many friends. in the county oi Henri
. h., candidate Office ui Prosecuting Attorney, ie
~ uly announce myself candidate for ,hat Office <,v
,n.tl It'd Respectfully. JNO. VI. Gkh"oN-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

no ,r,,C I-OTEIS OF THE CVCNT7 OF
UCNKICO AT he ;uses,tSh o. i the Cir,uit Court al
.are mysStf a candidate Tor the c'siSS''s " ~
!ie.rico county; Il. II. LoRToN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

MCKINNEY & DUPUY, -,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Office opposite ShocsSe W. q,
~ house Richmond VA will give strict attention 10 Inc sd
.,,s;cn,,.,s IN L,nJ l5-cw6mlf
TO FARMERS. ~,
l aale ON moderate i.Tms nv HUGH w. FRY.
The fregh:s upon tho Central Rail Road will be a.
old until The LIST OF Sepeabsr March 81.
a TEACHER WANTED Free Schou District ~ 80
rr.,.s. mna - isw isfsrch 3a-eot
.oct tor sale LEWIS HILL,
April 6-ca! Sock Broker and Collector 10" "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

FINE SPRING HATS.
looking the finest and ircies Hats -
the United States, why don't call
a! Aliens Fa iuab!e Store Eagle Square1 There ~
he the Hats tina; be manufactured
market and always has he very latest styles Don forget
ISL Eagle Square. A hiiEN
March,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

- NO TuE VOTERS OF KING &: QUEEN
- authorized 10 announce that J. NJ JEFFkES, Esq
ia,c Tor Nh. place Attorney for the Common" ealsi
Nj. os r " ~ Kim Queen April 2-c2,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
PARK Err, nAYLY < MEMO,

I I & Y
No. AZ. EAGLE SQUARE.
their complete sock II goods for
cenllrtncn's par; follows, vi:
Black and coured Eic gI and French Cloths
New siy!. Am, Scurh ard French Cassinlrre5
White AMI co'prcl Narcotics Nca;irg
silk nj Nrrinn 10
White and cnInrcl Linen Drilling
Block ard rno?cG Ga.lnerc;s
f'arnhu and siik t'rtvats
Newest styles nf Shifr Collars
IoinrcI English AMI French Shrtln-
Plain nj stripe! aud silk Hall Hose
Kid, I-r thread and sik Gloves
l,sc thread. cn';on and mcrino Shirts
mi .nrhan Umbrellas
"a ri,rlcau vi Pocket lIanIkerehicis
SnG;uer Suspendcsa. &c, &c.
,
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10 THE 0FEICERS AND MEN OF THE HEN
RICO LIGHT DRAGONS.
oaacc with repeated orders dreciectn me from the AK
aant ;cnr5ai command anil Of pcremptory or NV
l.t ordered and required, on or tS
@ %" M May 1852. the day of Rsgimental muster to s2eH
"n~r'"f = L.rus Lieut. Commanding. the public arms and
out 'a belonging the State your possession. IN default
NJ e, nr thereof will be made John O. MOSBi.
Colonel, 33d Virginia Infantry.
Hem,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

EB G. FARRELLS GENUINE ARABIAN LINZ
MEST Il extraordinary medicine, the truth OF which
ared by the sales p the article. and the
nv cure he!s daily performed by it, which previously hal resisted
MI oIcr skill Of the best physicians the world
composed and gums peculiar 10 Arabia pos
scssng concentrated form all their stimulating anodyne fc.-
rating uncroug rcvuIsive and the which, ages
ago rre OF II. DESERT with such miraculous
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

pLAsTER AND LIME.-z'o "sFes' ''''h ground hr''
Plaster. ,t,l
Ap1i S-c3t bpN IN WONIHe" y ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

S.PitINls IMPOkTiTIoa.-"e aie II, receipt "i ~
uf IaraTae Cutlery Tools Ru1lhrs Ma
,eria Sc Of American Hardware COOS:
COMPRISING all styles ui.ed ; kc which We c:r 70" "
~. T. r.., 9r,ces SMlI II & 1IARWGOD,
''t Iii Iarrnrers. 81 MaEaiI.s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

VERY valuable Farm for sale Monroe County hear he
~ Sulphur Springs, containing luaccs. Handsomely l"prr
II would be very desirable rdaon ior a"ycr merchant -,
siciau Apply u WElIlNGIoS hpDpl'
2-cm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-30
Marine Affairs,

LARGE FLEET VESSELS Due SAr FRANcIsoo.--
by interesting tabular statement publ in tho San
FiancEco Shipping List 1t appears that at about ths
close Of last month there fleet Of 202 vessels due
there o various ports in Europe and the Uniti States
This number rather spguarly, divided equally b.
tween the Old and New orld 10l being their way
from Europe; and tho number from the United
States. Or thofe from ports forty four had
been out hundred days and over, aud fifty seven
und.r ou- hun ired days.
sHr BUILDING KESslNGros.-The following ship
buncirp Is Dow in progr.ss under contract among
tb,p builders in ugtor At HOUSES shipvard
bre sehe0utfs of about 400 burten intended for
he coal tiade between Al.xsndiia and New York Hit
man q striker account VI Birely Son. propeller
New York. Lion Birely, on same account, propeller
ofsim6r dimtBsnns and for same trade. Bideman &
Fountain, a.. mall towblat. 8lreiy & Son, propesr of
LOCO tons for Captain Loper stern wheel boat OF 100
under contract four propeiers for the trade bstwsen
Alexandra and New York Vaughn Linn q side wheel
steamer OF LOCO tons for the Georgia Steam Tranaporta
ton Company Mr. Cramp has 80 scbooners Of 400 tons
intended Tor the coal trade between Aexanda and New
York and propeller Spanish account Teas Birely,
aschoone for the coa trade and propeller the same
trace Jacob Tees also schooner for the Aexaadria
and New York trade Vaughn Usher propeller Of coo
tons for New York and another OF $50 for Baugor
Maine large steam propeller for the Charleston trade
expected to be contracted for in the Of two
three weeks --Phiiade tphts Ledger, Nop. 90
LAuncHfD.-At Elliot Point. Portsmouth, 23d inst. BY
Mr. semuel Hanscom, fine ship Of 600 tons, called the
Judge shaw In honor OF the Chief Jutice Of Massa.
chusets This ship Is built entirely OF New Ham pshire
white oak She Is owned by Matthew Cobb, Esq. Mr..
seth Gushing and Others OF Boston Is intended Tor the
Inoa trade and to be commanded by Capt Henry Prior,
who superin ended her building
At Robbngstoa 18th inst by Mr.. j. w Cox ship
Sarah L wbiitsmore eco tons, owned by the builder,
and interdsd for the Boston market
At Mil Cove. 10th inst by Mr.. Geo. w. Felt bark
Easteiu Star, $40 tons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-30

MADAME SoSTAG Last evening Madame Sontag gave
OF the most brilliant musical festivities exhi-
bited in this city. The house filled In every part
and the satisfaction Of the audience complete. The
variety and excellence Of the compositions only
equaed by the beauty and perfect execution Of the pars
assigned to the various performers. Everybody de-
lighted and perhaps the enthusiasm greater
at any musical entertainment in New York Madame
Sontag achieved al that anticipated from her from
past performances. She In excellent voice, and
acquitted herself nobly Pozzolin applsuded TO the
echo. The cold that embarrassed him his drst
appearance having vanished he out = trump
card, and ali delighted with his execution.
The appesrarc Of the orchestra and the and the
in which such combination OF skill aud talent
rendered the pieces set forth In the programme cons
tued feature in the musical that has dsting
the city Of New York for the Last two thres years But
amidst all the appliances and all the aux aries Sontsg
herself the greatest attraction and In this
try did she appear greater advantage and she
received with greater In her Swis song
particularly did she call forth the enthusa tc plaudits
OF the audience She beautiful in the trio Psrpa
tact " In this piece Pozzolin also acquitted himself
with much 6cnt In the glorious finale Madame Sontag
great and the effect OF the combined musical talent
enlisted overwhelming Altogether, IL OF
the finest musical festivals witnessed ON this
ti1enA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-30
PersnnaI InfelIiuence

Arrivals at the Metropolitan Attorney General Chat
hed Albany; Hon Samuel u. Yinton Ohio Professor s..
More, PoughKeepss; Colonel $ Hunting, Sag
Hatbor; H. y Ingalls,, Troy; II. X. Johas, Newsurg;
W Conner, Jr.. Mass + Norton Conn Professor
Charles Lyell. England w. Robertson, Geo descxs
W Bebee Raw -ood d IL Springer, Philsielphis 8.
u CoDins Boston.
At the Ameecau--J Jewet., New Hampshire;
Sapoford Conn; J @. Ogden Philsdelphia; r.. b Will
lsIns. Boston, Barry do l., Prt hard, Conn; W.
Eaton. Albany; j. II. DuDnIo New York.
st the Astor--W. p. Jones, Portsmouth; Y. Dodge,
Georgetown; l. Ball Auburn; Hon. q. III. Peaslie, New
Hsmpshire; u Seymour, New 0rlesnIi H. sudan
Kingston; w Wilmarth, Hartford; General W. Morris
Ptiladelphs; Mr. Therman, Ky; A Van Blsuson Buenos
Ayres; T. Norris, Philadelphia, Edward W. Dckerson.
j.
A. tho Irving--Hon william NJ. Gwin, s. Senator
California; Colonel Pa'ne u 8. A.; Lieutenant Rupei
u. s n Lieutenant Roe u. 8 N; GcneIsl Dunhsm,
Trey; Professor Davies, Fishkil II. Nlcols snowdsn
Md; John s. Iontmollen, Ga J. X. Duncan, u. 8 A.:
j. A. Settle, Texas; stephen Howard Toronto; Hon G.
e. Eastman Vermont Hon y, 2 II ~ Vermont; Hon.
George Taylor Utica Hon. Mr. Conin, Montreal; Hon.
j. John'on, Ohio; Captain Berdmore, 10th Regiment,
Bermuda
AZ the Uowsrd--Dr. Deal, San Pranciscc Captain
Boyer and servant do Captain I'd wards Buffalo; Dr. T.
Hatch steamship Northern Light 8. w. Higgins,
Detroit; H. A. Curtis Boston; Captain u. Sanford,
New York, l.. Ackley Auburn; Dr. Prtchsrd. New
Haven; y w Armstrong do G. Gxriner, Albany;
DR.. White, steamship Sierra Navada
Hon Ioratio Seymour haS returned TO Albany from .
visit to General Pierce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-30

NEw ORLEANS, Nov OPP NJ.
Barely 1900 bales Of cotton have changed hands
day and prices unsettled The Baltic's news moe
having been published till this evening Its afect not
developed. We quote middng at 9Sc Rio coffee has
advanced $40 bags being the entire cargo OF the bark
Henry she on which received this morning sold As
9i4c, FreighS for Liverpool, three farthings.
New ORLEANS, Nov 29-noon.
Cotton Ia squiet-barely 2C00 bales having been Sold
Deslers waiting for the Baltics Flour he's sd
ysnced-oidpary being quoted at 81 so 81 90 Corn Ii
worth tsc Sterling 8i4. Freights firm
CINCINNATI Nov. 20 1852
Hogs and provisions less firm, but prices
changed New York sight exchange has declined to y
Il discount.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 20, 1881
The sales Of cotcon In this market on Saturday were
$50 bales Mt prices ranging from &c. a8Ic The market
is depressed
CHARLESTON. Nov ~, 1859
The sales OF cotton to day to 500 bales a 3c
q 01sc. the bulk at 94c 9sSc The market is de-
pressed and shows q decline of 16c 4c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-30
From PHILADELPHIA.
FUNERAL OF THE HON JOHN SERGEANT, EFT


PInLApELrHII, Nov, y, 1852
large and imposing concouIse of people comprising
the City Councils members Of the bar and clergy attend
ed the funeral of hon. John Sergeant this morning
The procession started at noon from his late rcsdsnc
and walk ID to St. Peters Church. whore the funeral
vice performed The boiy then taken to Laurel
Hi where 1t was interied The bells OF tue Sta.s House.
ard Christ and st Peters churches tolsd and gs
displayed at haf mast during the progress the
procession through the city.
A break has occurred in the Lehigh Canal, near lock
No IL but II be repaired within forty hours
Staging on the Central Railroad route al pen led
with tor the first ii ne yesterday. the fret train running
through TO Pitsburg in eighteen hours from Phadel
phia THE express train WI hereafter through to
Cincinnati in thirty nine hours.
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Great Frcshet in Georgia.
ALMOST susPESDED-FATAL RAILROAD
ACCIDENT-MAIL FAILURES, ETC.

TRAVELLING ALMOST sUsPBSDED-FATAL RAILROAD
ACCIDEsT-MAIL FAILURES, ETC.
CHARLrsTGN, Nov 30, 1852.
Heavy rains Fave fallen and great eshet ensued in
various parts of Georgia obstructng both mail toe-
grachis communication
No mail from New osfans fas rsa.hed since Friiay
last ard to night have nothing south Of Montgomery
Alebama
On Friday evening the Camden train on the South
Carolina Railroad was proceeding from the junction
towards Waterrec owing 10 the eulyert being loo1ened
by the rains the ptecpifate tne bank
and the venerable Col Richard Singleton and his grand
son Rcbert Devereux ustantly killed soveral
others were bruised, but doing we'll The road mas
been repaired.
BALTIMORE Nov 20 1852
We have mail south of Savannah The storm has
been severely felt in Georgia rain fell during daysia
succession and much damsge apprehenae from the
food All travel had been suspended account of the
damage done to the railroad lines