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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-04
I'm EQUIFY~Laueaster.

-IN E9UlTY~Laneaster.::=. =
John R. Welsh Admir-. of William Hilton, decd IS
John Adams Ct al >. Creditors Bill to marshal as
se,s and so FORTH " -,
TINE creditors of the estate Of William Hilton hte
/ of Lancaster District, decd are notified and re-
ouesed to establish lher demands before mo OF be-
fore the first day of June, 1852.
BY order OF the Court, June Term 1861.
JAMES Fl. WITHERSPOON,
Commissioner in Equity L. D.
Lancaster c. H., s. C. March is. 1852. Sc 00J
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-04

NRAIN Cradles, Steel Forks and Rakcs Iron and
~ Steel Hoes Spades and Shovels. For sale at
Feb. 24-f e. w. BONNEY'S.
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THE wEsTCHEsTER INQUEST.
FIFTH DAY.-SUNDAY, AUG

FIFTH DAY.-sUNDAy, AUG. 1.
The jury met at clock, pursuant to adjournment.
at the passenger house of the Hudson River Railroad
Company, at Yonkers
As TO THE BODY OF MISS ELIZABETH LEpyARp.
William Ledyard sworn-Lives in the city of Brook
lyn L. l. Is clerk recognizes Of the bodies here
as being the body Of his sister, Miss Elizabeth ID. Led.
yard she was passenger from Albany to New York on
the Henry Clay the 18th inst she drowned
the Clay she lived at New London, Conn she was 81
years old. maiden lady, and born Connectc, :;
had doubt at all as TO the identity Of the bodv her
sister, Miss Fanny Il. Ledyard, with her .uu al
saved heard the body found in the river abouth,
q mile above the wreck yesterday. about p. NJ Nj
Marcus r. Osborn. of Rock Island Irinoil took chary
OF witness sister Fanny after the ddent he add
daughter were passerge-s IN the Clay, an iwere th
saved
Permission as givei to tness, VIII removed the
body.
MISS fARr. er I. KISsIEY
Re, Abba bGre afiir1ne' Make my home at West
Point am mir ister O. gospel used to b0 a'tor
II the Highland -hurch, which Mise Kiusley attended;
knew ner life and recognized her by description
o. eartices Of her dress and jewery given by her
mother who requested me to come here and obtain
her body she passenger board the Henry Clay
from West Point for New York; have found a body
here having those articles upon 1t excepting two,
which must have been lost. lie then gave the
description of the dress, &C.. which he had received
namely Pawn colored silk dress, with blue plaid
sleeves; lace collar and cameo pin; gold watch,
chain hooked to the belt white opes worked Nea
poli'an bonnet trimmed v'th blue flow (The articles
round upon tns body rreSpond wit th' desc iption
hgi ,he ", ,ch Il ppcd IT So have n doubt VI :
ever DIS Is scr b ~; IL vast and In the ser ths
mgy nout Nib above tho reck ~ - Henry Clay as
~ ,lnlim" her de-. appears to have been caused
Permission given to witness 70 remove the body.
ne inquest after sitting time and witness or
ethaht appearing. took recess till six O'Clock
On re assembling. IL wa arranged that they should
N et - A. VI this morning in of any o6cr body
idne recovered and claimed but that witnesses should
lie kubyons'd TN ~. NJ.
Adjourned accordingly.
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NE WIS BY EGR APH
From Albany.

A CURIOUS TRIAL FOR LARCRHY-GOv HUNV.
SPECIAL cosrEsrorpEncE the NEW HrRALD.
AuBASY, August I, 1859.
criminal trial has been in progress here for two
weeks An Irish girl, named Jane 0'Donpci chang
ed with stealing large quantities Of table towel and bsA
linen from Congress Hall in this city aud other plaoss
Yesterday afternoon person took the stand witnoas
her favor but in the examination acknowledge
that Of the jurors had been with The judge
Immediately discharged the whole jury-eent the gin 10
prison, TO await erother trial-commtted half dozen Il
her witnesses who suspected of having oommist~d
gross perjury-and suspended the last witness iswyes
from law practice, until further order from the court as
will be examined on Monday, q charge of msds-
meanor.
Gov HINT has returned to the city, from a brcf vxt
to Lake Eric and Niagara w.
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OPERATIONS AT THE WRECK.
RAISING A BOILER.

"A
The perssns in charge Of the derrick and Mr. Ger
main, late engineer Of the Henry Clay resumed their
operations yesterday, Sunday morning at O'Clock.
The principal consisted in raising the boilers con-
siderable time employed by the engineers in detach
ing the two comparments-the perpendicular the
horizontal and this being done they were raised sepa
rately and deposited on the derrick about o'clock
The steam chamber afterwards raised which com
Fleted the operations for the day Tho boiler appeared
to stout ONE and in good order There vet another
wreck has been very little iightened yet-not suf
cientiy to produce any perceptibe effect There arc
some doubts expressed the certainty Of body being
under the Wheel all that be felt is piece of clothing
of some kind. which may be shawl loose gar
ment. The opinion still prevails however that several
beneath The work continued until it was almost
dark
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Brooklyn City Intelligence.

Cour DE SoLIEL.-Capt. John Field Of the port
wardens Of Now York prosraed by the heat of the
sun, while walking along Baltic street on Saturday He
picked up in state Of insensibtv by officer Quinn,
OF the Third police and conveyed to his residence
Of Wycko and Bond streets lie Is represented to lie in
very precarious condition.
The TEMPERANCE Trsr APPROACHING Canvas
AT recent meeting OF the Executive Committee Of tn
Brooklyn Temperance Alliance" the following amoue
other resolutions, were unanmo mousy adopted -
Resolved That the political parties be requested 70
make their nominations for all Offices within the gift a
the people. at the ensuing election at least month
before the day Of eecon and in default Of their making
such nominations worthy the support Of the friends
Of temperance and good order within such time then the
committee will proceed to select and nominate
to be selected and nominated by the several Ward Ai
suitable candidates for the Offices OF Mayor Police
Justice Justices Of the Peace Chief Of Police Members
Of the Assembly. Captains Of Police Aldermen Commis-
soners Of Excise and Copstabcs and will their at
most endeavors for the eleton Of such candidates Also
Resolved That the test Of the qualification Of
ddates shall be their past lives and characters and that
no verbal written pledges will be either asked for
received
SUNDAY TRaFrrc,Thc proprietors Of taverns, grooe-
rie confcctionsre &c yesterday notified that tho
law prohibiting saes Of any kind on Sunday, with the
exception Of meat and sh, would be rgdly enforced
after this date
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STATEMENT or CORONER BROWNING

Understanding that statement il about being pub
lsbed by come evil-dipnscd persons. of the oircum
stances connected with the inquest and burial of the
body OF an unknown woman found in the Hudson river
near Gregory Dock. on Saturday July 81 1852 take
the liberty OF sending YOU for publication statement Of
facts connected with the affair l found the body in
such advanced stage of decomposition to preclude
the idea from my mind that be had been Of the
sufferers from the Ill fated Henry Clay. found nothing
on her body by which she could have been idcntihed
and II she had any rings her fingers money in her
pockets they had been removed previous 70 arrival
The only clothing the body calico frock and a
single under garment According to the laws of the
State of New Jersey where suspicious marks appear
on the body. or where suspicious circumstances
known respecting the death of person it is optional
with the coroner whether he empanues jury No
such marks or suspicious circumstances appearing,
made ont certificate OF the matter and had the body
Inferred where others have been buried under similar
circumstances
SAMUEL II. BROWNING, Justice of the Peace
Hoboken, August !, 1852.
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FURTHER TfSGaARs
OF THE
BURNING OF THE HENRY CLAY
The Scene and Operations at the Wreck.
Twenty three Bodies Found since
Saturday Morning.
COrrccted List 0l the Killed and Missing.
~>>N-SN~>~<~c~o~Ny>~~>,eSS.-
LNQU1sTS AND FUNERAL SERVICES
&C., k0.. SO

SCENE AT THE WRECK AND AT YONKERS.
The vicinity OF the wreck. and the village of Yonkers
between two and three m Hes above i-worc rather diff
sen aspect yesterday from that they had before oxh
btcd Hundreds Of people ocked to the spot during the
day and along tho railroad track several persons
he seen. AS no trains were runnisg between A. NJ asd
Z M most of the vsiters must have walked consid
cradle distance They appeared for tho most part be
hoidsy folks" and impeed merely by motives of curl
osiy to witness the
The trains that did run brought large number of pas
sengers and the return excursion ran which should
through Yonkers about o'clock delayed some time
and obliged to put additional cars 1t arrived how
ever in perfect safety with eleven large crowded
with passepgers-considcrably than its usual num-
har
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MORE BODIES FOUND.

BURIALs-PERsONs REPORTED SAFE, &C.
Yesterday morning about seve, o,cIock tho hodx ~
.,,u a. 49,. -. :,
Jo'he auy was opei'eu hoa'"e snors Instance anovo
the wreck and was Immediately towed In and conveyed
80. 80 /" "a' "-.. "u0 .'oosniAeu ~ .na' u
MISS nae' - ninsey VI "oss roin.' whose sisters
mains were on Saturday fonnd ut Tubby Hook
short time afterwards, intelligence brought that
on h;ob hoa, o neat & aorS A Miand
brought on shore II proved TO be that OF Young wo
map and was unclaimed up to last night. descrp zion
fon nd mon her 70 Give - c"s ~ r sntls
II is thought possible it may be the remains of Mr. III
more Ihumpson,s fervant. who Is missing
nn on ~, Lew sr ~ en- wa ,ounu al "resorJs
~ In bs e as ~ sSo.e, Ss ~ snuiuay. Iy
craoorves nonp J.rsov ,i,ora ST. ,n ~ s s az. as
1a.eeh Sohanrn,.J. =, Iau,.I' % JIS. % o . e vi ~
also per,shed As before stated renort 81 tnn
S sIs . -. N III -. s.aseu iepofs vi 'nc inquest
he1a T yes,eiaay e VIII VII DC iouna elsewhere.
ny p.s nss VI Is HeIrie..a .ruaA Ihs young motner
anu ner cnu iound at IuoDy HOOK long dis
:. V, ~ ~ =: ~, 80. 49, uuieu yeoIeruay aiee'hvoI
friends t was intended to have tbem 10 Schemes
tady but decompositjon set in and prevented II
1he remains of Miss Hawthorne were Yesterday
brought to town in metallic coffin under the charge of
Mr. Lefort. on their way to Salem Mass
Miss Mary Rhodes who was badly hurt, Is expecte
to recover
Mr. Hamilton Hays and sister of New York and Mr.
Addison W. Brown wife and family reported lost wers
all saved
One of the bodies unclaimed at Yopers and describe
in yesterday HERALD identified as that Of Miss Eli
zabe,h d Lpdyard by her brother
The bodies remaining unclaimed were YESTERDAY even
ing Mt o'clock inferred in the lot st at Johns Church
YoDkers given by the yesry for the puroose The Jury
before attended as bearers and respectable audience
fol owed in decorous manner The clergy of the dif
ferent denominations in the village took TO nj
lude to the disaster in their delivered yestcr
day
THE BODIES FOUND ON THE JERSEY SHORE.
M, .o, Sc ,,
WY ~ A.A"ie "A' .ounu ~ UT 'ohh neftnon,
*,
Forty on Saturday last The body was found near the
-, 49,. -, -, =, =, :. :.
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~, n II. !
Industry q al Nations give nstiss that the Exhibition viii
The municipal authorities have granted
.sSshy e . Ss
psesues psSs
TO this end they have made arrangement. With Charles
@
And high character offer tho NEST satisfactory security to
Ba:sssk shs authorized agent Of the Association
An s! from :sn.rsusSrs abroad must b
!.da.try .. All E..io.s % !: New York. No chsrlps
powers syo. AID authority and will also
ths great inducements offered BY this enterprise to Europe
This Assee.sion wiz correspond With all persons in the
West dice. sad this sersray who may desire
10 c:ntribute 70 this Exhibition.
o. the :, 'Sn rHs
The Association 10 now re,dy TO receive arpason and
Y desired that they be ser, 4, taned.tey Due notice
th: reception of articles ,,,,
,E.eh.ery ..Ii se exhibited r Msti,n.the M,siv.
s Of 80
on to tie genera ssse,ptoa ,hs sns s9s rsaaon for
n frames will be exhibited
As notwithstanding tho msgn ude If the proposed build
s1s % modify reject
but in doing will be governed by strict i'm
looking only the neral objects of the enterprise
The Association also the right Of determining the
length Of tme exceed IL during
which bects shall form part of the Exhibition.
Exhibitors requested 20 design ate whom
ther contribution shalt be delivered when Withdrawn from
the Exhbition.
Prizes for excellence various Departments the
Exhibition will be awarded under the decton Of capable
with tbs statement Directors socis the co
Of the productive intellect and industry OF and
ether countries. THEODORE SEDGWlCK, President.
WIN. WHETTEN, Secretary
Mort Livin aston, Alex Hamilton, jr Php Buvrowes,
Alfred Pell, Geo L. schuyler Livingston,
August Belmont, Ebert Anderson, Chas. w. Foster
Theodore Sedg wick
The Office OF tho Company is No 81 EroAdway where
.oies of this circular be obtained.
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Non. Arrival OF the Southern Mail.
BALTIMORE, Aug. i, 1e6e.
There is no mail south of Wilmington.


NEW ORLEANS. July 20. 1859.
The sales of cotton yesterday 200 bales and ts-
day barely 80 Prices nominal Ohio -four il worxh
81 49, Prime re boiled molasses 25c. Whskey IKE
Rice Is soarce, at 41le.
NEw ORLEANS, July so, 1853.
The salcs of cotton during the amounted to 100
bales and the receipts 100 bales The stock hama
to day s 600 bales Prices nomina mddlipg -
l0c The reports from the crops favorable and that
concerning the army worm contradicted.
PRovIpEscr July 81, 1859
Some COO bales Of cotton have changed hands durne
the week. at full rates and the market closed quite firm
with an upward tendency The sales Of wool for the week
large but there If little pulled in the market Feeos
Is being received freely and sacs are made
readily at full prices The sales the 129 90
lbs For printing cloths the market active with fur
ther improvement in prices The sales 800 pieces
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Cotton CrOu.

The following is an extract Of q letter, dated
Macon county, Alabama July 10, 1852 IL suppose
you would like to hear something about tho cot
ton crop. independent Of the weed being very small,
for the season Of the year the army within few
days have destroyed several crops this neghborhood
and heard yesterday at Stewards store they had de-
sroyed teveral crops In the Warrior Stand neighbor
hood. This morning hear they are at work Ia the
prsiries.
The Mobile Advertiser says that the cotton plant L. gene
rally small and backward and in many cases has SUI
fered from the usual cotton diseases -
tremendous thunder storm, says the Baton fouss
.4drocate of the I'D ult, accompanied WIN vine ~
hail visited this vicinity Monday night ia. r 80
hail sorry TO learn has made SAD Davoo ~ at
crops OF the planters In the country May =, 'no ue
ton crops In the vicinity Of the Plains anu ro's
arc completely destroyed How farthe storm eA'en"os
we have not ascertaned.
The cotton crop in the parish of St ,Francisville,
La is rcnreeented as looking we'll, aud there will be
very fair yield
Tho Caddo Gasafe, Of the 10th, says that the
l,nfcr az that region yet exuting in the prospects
OF an uncoumonly due cotton crop.
Tho Washington (Ark } Telegraph speaks in tho
most aterng terms OF the pro-pect OF large crops Of
cotton In South Arkansas Similar intelligence reaches
Us from almost every quarter " the state
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LIQUORS.

st JULIEN AND ST. EsTEPHE CLARET 40 DOE;
~ 81 the above Wines, condition, WARRANTED
pnune bordeaux at 81 l2s t$l 30 per dc 'ottlos
.eturned 900 dozen exceeo White Wine 81 Iper doaen
BOTTLES returned--for sale b WIN n UNOERA' A. 40
sroome street. corner Gro ~ street.
no DEALERS ~ LIQUORS. AND TUE PUBLIC
eea,raliy -oia Brandics, Wines Gin. whiaksy Run,
~ o TIE CHOICEST yntAges, In variety for sale
WM u uNIGRl I'LL sa0 Broome street, corner Of CroE
hy The largest assortment 10 tho world of bottled Wines
hresta Segers Ne OF the Rnea
CbsmDagno VINES Scotch and India Pale Ars; London,
Dublin and Philadelphia Porter, So Call and save from
fifteen TO twenty per cent
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THE DEATH or MIR. A. J. DOWNING.


NEwBuRG, July 81, 1852
JAMES GoRnor BrNNFTr Esq
Dear Sir - see by the list of killed in your valuable
paper this morning among the victims OF the i'll fated
steamer Henry Clay ut No. "a III j. Downing merchant
Fbhkiil and knowing that yon 4 neral have and wish
to have correct have take tho liberty
the above
The above person in all probability is A. J. Downing
OF This place editor Of The Horhcid,i and author Of
"Downng's Landscape Gardening" Fruits and Flowers
OF America sc His body found Thursday af-
ternoon and brought to this village by his brother has
Downing Of this place. His funeral took place his
late residence yesterday which attended by
his relatives and large circle Of friends who left to
mourn his untimcly end lie leaves wife to mourn his
loss
His was public IA well private loss He had done
much towards identifying our village many spen-
did edifce in and about these suburbs will show lie had
acquired proficiency by long study and practice in Eu
rope and America architect that few have attained
and we know not how h's place be filled lie
gagged at the time Of his death in laying out and es
flying the grounds about the Capitol and Smithsonian In
stue, at Washington lie also experimenting the
building Of splendid house at Newport RI which
place he on his way. in company with his wife her
brother, sister and mother-the latter drowned,
sso and her body has not yet been recovered-also
Mira Matilda Wadsworth who drowned and her body
recovered the day of the accident Sc that three
out OF the six met watery grave Yours respectfully
H. W. G.
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From Havana and Key West

wRECKING NEwS-MOvEMENTS OF VESSELS, HTS.
CHAHLFsroN, August 1, 1857
The steamer Nina arrived this afternoon She left Ha-
vnna at haifpast tour NJ the Goth ult, and Ka1
West at half past ten A, H., IN the 3Oth.
From Key West learn that the bark Margsretta san.
ed on the 26th for New York with the boxes Of sugar
saved fri IN the bark Matthew Won Brco
The bark Reform fiom New York bound to Mobile
ashore Sand Key the 2sd but got of uaassst-
cd She took pilot and proceeded on her voyage.
Bark Yumar still leaks.
Brtish brig Charlotte of St. John from Ciesfuesos,
ran ashore oath Grecian shoal Florida coast SAs
got of by the wreckers who threw tho b
last and arrived ut Key West She examined ths
2Sth and the surveyors reported her unnurcd when
her ballast s replaced she may proceed to her destaA
ton The srbitratorss awarded y per cent savssc
So &C., their valuation Of the brig This amount IL u
anticipated will be advanced on bottomry
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The Cholera I'm BufYxIS,

ALBANY, August l, 1861
private letter received hero this morning states ths
the cholera has suddenly broken out in Buffalo gea
teman, his wife, two three children and his olose.
died within few hours Of each other The person writ
ing to his friends here says he is leaving for the csun
az well several others There is much excitemeat ana
alarm.
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Court OF Common PieRs-Special Term.
Before Hon. Judge Daily.

QUESTION AS TO THE LIABILITY OF PARTNERS.
William Larenuwh .7nihony u. Allen and s9ntoire
Longen-Tbs wm q motion made by Mr.. Plorcrce Mo-
Carthy counsel behalf Of the defendant Lopget 70
set aside execution ssued in this action IL appeared
that judgment recovered partnership contrast
against the firm Of A b Allen Co. Richard L.. Allen,
who was Of the firm, not sued The hrm having
been dissolved BY the withdrawal Of LoDgett Richard L.
Alien took an assignment OF the Judgment and issued
execution Long-tt moved TO set IL asids on the ground
that be had paid his share while partner and also be-
cause Anthony b. Allen had for valid consi deration
executed to him general release and indemnity against
all Indebtedness Of the firm while he was member.
Ills Honor the Judge made order setting aside the
execution and pcrpetuay eDjonng and restraining the
issung OF any further execution proceeding against
the defendant Lenget to whom he also awarded costs
81; ofi.u
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

famine In iimes Of plenty or The little ant who No.
ceney works for hrr provision against the approaching
winter In the sunshine for know not the ths
hour We may die az many Of our fellow citizens ON
the dsep-perhaps in burning vessel-by railroad Or
other accident by a very short sickness; for death
'hief, giving warning of his approach Hs
approached Abel in the pasture field Uticus in the mo-
ment ofrepose and he sought Hcrod In the high triumph
OF his court And II has pleased God that he should ap-
proach nearly hundred of frnpds In the shape
of the dreadful calamity depYnre-a calamity
which shail not attempt to describe for II b
iDdescribahe. Let he consoed by the refec-
tion hst 10 the good, II opened passage to life eter
nal forthey struggled noby and died calmly not with the
vsurtcd rcpoe ascrbed by Adam Smith 10 David Hune,
In such an hour. Repose 10 Hume Yes.hs cold heart
trained to his nrhoy work may have experienced q
hopeless torpor OF moral but the decide who
raised his bnnd against the God the aitars Of his
country could not experience that hopeful Joy Of biss
and pesce which attended and .nuobled this droadfA
sacrifice The reverend gentleman proceeded In eloquent
language and in this strain. for long time and con
cluded the exercises with prayer Th" choir then suvs
the two hundred and forty eighth hymn with fine eTeot
The reverend doctor pronounced benedcti0D and the
cong egaton dispersed The pressure upon space
prevents us giving more Of the discourse
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GALES By AUCTlOn.


4 lot: CrScksry Glss, CHM. ae.wsdne.d.y: Angus:
G. c. Ware; g cases Tumblsrs.
"A by W. L. Van zandt Tuesday. 81 10Y o'elsck, n
Ia % c
Also without reserve the oaanoe stock Of Ohoioe sexars
IIINRY T. LEEDS. AUcrfoSEER, WILL SELL ON
nhos.n IA
Tslaut Furniture cor sstins IN p.rs Of Sofas DiyaIs
ss.ss Centre Cara and woit TsSis Bsrs..s B:d...ds
HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE AT TAUcTioN-oN TUES
Mi s s !.
shcv 81 tho furniture in the .ecve house which
e tho % sop,
Curtains; shsds: SIrors; Matte! oIn.nsnss; fhsss.p
Fainsas.; sse, wsss sss
Kitchen Furniture Catalogues the morning Of ssie.
r l: yANDEwaA.TEE. AgcrIoNEEK,-raIs DAT.
Eighth .Ss .sh ~ ss.ns:: %::.
usual assortment Of gentes Furniture consisting Of
i ::::s. ~ ss:a; %'!!.s fs
ntsre with which the sale viii commerce.
John FlsHBLATT, AycrIoEEE EER.- STORE 90 Pearl!
s.s LOT S T b.nS bSs;
Ts ps
Sherry Wines cask SCOTCH whiskey 10 bbl. Maohisery
p4.sS9 a:.
SSssasG: ss Rss' Addven and ether
MogTGAGE SALE OF 3d oEocERIIss &C, ON TUB.
corner Il stock T.s. Cone. Starch Kiss
saSa ses.ss Tcbsseo and ;ons veil sscssd Wine: and
Spirits and Store fixtures, Scales Bar Counter &C. Also
w 'p'A WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Au.sion.sr.
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BALTIMORE, Aug. !, 1852.
The funeral Of Mr.. Speed (who lost his life by the
burning of the Henry Ciay) took place this morning
and largely attended meeting Of the members Of
The bar held yesterday at which tho usual resolu
ous Of coincidence were passed