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YF YOU would consult your own interest," read
Il the following certificate from wellknown gen
teman OF this city:
RIcHnoND, NOVEMBER lsT, leO0.-Io Mrs A
b. Daws-Dear Madam: have used your Cough
Elixir" in my family for about two years, in all
cases OF colds and coughs and have, on various
occasions, recommended i. to the of my friends,
and am happy TO say that, in every instance II has
given entire satisfaction. Indeed, so habituated
have become to its use, in cases of coughs ard
colds, that | never think OF recommending any
other remedy either in my own family or to my
friends. Yours, &c,
JAMES w. LEWELLEN
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by BENNETT e.
BEERS, A. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK, and CHAS.
d. YALE, and Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Main street, Rich.
rnond Sc 2s
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f'ALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS!
4 IS52.-NEW STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS STORE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
Vac. A. GWATKIN takes pleasure III an.
nouncng 10 the citizens Of Richmond and sur
rounding county, that he has taken the spacious
Wareroom, No l67 Main street, opposite the Ex
change Bank, and few doors below the American
Hotel where he has opened new and splendid
stock of staple and Fancy Dry Goods, suit
ed 10 the Fall and Winter Sales, either wholesale
retail He now has in store almost every srti Gle
usually kept in Dry Goods Store all of which he
expects to sell much cheaper than the old prices,
great portion having been purchased at AUCTION,
ard since tho late decline in great many kinds of
printed goods. He respectfully AID cordially
lcit. call from all In want Of cheap goods es.
peclally the Ladies.
oc Sim ca. GWATKIN.
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has. X. Harreys. John A. BURGESS,
HARREYS & BURGESS,

PAINIEKS,
No. 165, MAIN STREET, (NEARLY OPPOSITE
THE EXCHANGE BANK,) RICHMOND, Va,
IN HERE they will thankfully receive and
w promptly execute all work entrusted to
them.
n. Borders from the country respectfully So
hclted. su 30-:}m
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Mr.. F.O. ]. Smith, Of lelegrapbic notoriety
is said 10 have recovered q verdict sf sc, 400
against the Portland Gas COMPANY.
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Carney VIM s

autcnesOn jesse L
Hendricks John NJ
Hit; DR. John D
Hill Capt Joseph
Hoyer l.
Hay L L
Hanvy NJ
Howell P
Hotties Peter
Holleran Richard
Hunt John E
Hopkins Thos ]
Hill Thos
Hendrick VIM
Ildoe CDW
J
Jefries James
Joy Lott H
Johns IN Lawson
Johnson John M
X
kenney John
kennon John
Keen John F
kerse Timothy
kimbrough Thos NJ
Hing WmJ
l.
Lord James
Leach James
Lunsford John L
Langhnane Martin
Lewis Robert E
Luck Robert F
Llnder Samuel A
Lanaham Tnos 2
Lee Vestilla NJ
NJ
Morris Jno w
Myers Jacob
Morris Jas T Sr .
Morris Jno
Merritt Manassah
Miller Michael Fred'k
Mayo NJ l.
Moore Patrick
Marren Patrick
Morton K
Maybe VIM c
Montgomery VIM
Mack Martin
Moody Thos P
Nc
MCGEE James S
Mckenny Luther
Mckenna Luke r.
McCurdy Peter
Mcnamara Thomas
n
Norris George P
Nelson Paul
s Nelson Thomas
Nelson VIM B
d
OSBORN w
O'Suliyan Timothy
y
Poindexter James NJ
Potter J l.
Palmer Richard 2
Pettis Robt 3
Putney True
Parish Wm
Powell Wm
Perkins VIM D
Pope K F
q
Quinn Peter
X
Robertson Richard E
Roles Richard
Roach Samuel
keece Samuel
Rose I
Redd Temple
Read VIM B
Roper VIM
Rice VIM Il
=
Shllock Patrick
Seal Reu5lu
Smiin kobt J
Smith 5 w 3
Scoat Stephen
Starke Thomas
Sheppard VIM
Stree. VIM A
Slnms VIM +
Shelburn VIM
Sizer VIM II
Stubbs VIM D
Salmon VIM
Smith Master VIM II
Saunders w 0
Shields Jos 2
Sleeper Albert
Slater Messrs Jones &
Il
Thurston Jasper 5
Tower T.
Thomas DR. Greed
4 llns4ty b d
Tyler Alfred F
Tnompson's Express
Agent
Terrell Chas J
w
Winston John +
Woodcock John
WoHington John
Walker Joshua
Wa!drop John B F
Williams Henry =
Whiiemsn, Canning 9 &
White George
Wilde Jas Monroe
WaIde c J
Whitehurst A w
WoCdson AC
Wltter Jr Amos
Williams a ID
itiais.
b Z.
HOS. B. BIGGER. P. NJ.
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AOooe hlpASOs Il
Hstch 4
Hatcher BENZ
Hagan Bernard
Hopkins C. F
Hill D
Hopkins Erasmus
Hooper George ]
HamlIn George w
Heis Jacob
Halle Robert L
Hamilton James
HOlman James
Holdes Jacob
Hill John
Ivy George w
Johnson Achilles d 3
Johnson Abraham
Jackson c
Johuson Daniel
Kavanaugh B L
Kelly F A
keesee George
kinker H II
Kelly John w
kenney Jefferson
King JacobJ
Leibrock Albert
Lanbe Mr.
Lara Aaron s
Levy A
Lacy il Carter
Lucas Edward Bett
Lumpkin DR. John G
Lockbeson Louis
Lucadoe James
Moody Anderson
Malone Aquilla
Mayo A I
Mauperten A de
Mitchell Benz ,
| Mitchell Caleb 2
Murdock c w
Mayo Chas A
| Max David
| Manning David
Miller George II
Mahon ; George w
Magonnigle Jno
Mara Aessrs SchiVeich (
Mayo VIM f
McAuther Albert FL
Mckinney Daniel w
McQu uade Jno c
McMahan Jno
McCarty James
Mcleod J III
Nininger Edward
Mas ce Erasmus G.
Newocrn E NJ executor
of
Owen Benjamin P
OkeeE Peer
PoindeX.er Alfred
Polar i Chas w
Powers Edward NJ
Parker George Ii
Perkins Jno K
Pepper Jno G
Peale James
Porter Josiah c
Pepper Edward Fl
Pierce Jos n
Quaine II
Reynolds Capt
Rogers Daniel
Ruttin George l.
Rause Jno
Raux Jos
Riley Jno 6
Riply Samuel
Reid Lewis
| Ruttin q 7
Sprigs David
SAas - Z II
Southall DR. G Fl
Singer q B
Stone George F
Starkweather George
Skipwith DR. G N
Sitter Hiram
Straley Harrison w
Sharpe james
Sqaarwood Joshua
Saunders DR. James
Solomon Isaac
Saunders J )
Samson JnO
Saunders Jno w
| Sneed l. W
Stadermann Charles
Taylor Tnos 5
Tyree MIR
j uck Rich'd N 2
Thompson P NJ
Thomas James
Taylor J VIM
Taylor Jacqulan
Townsend samuel B
Taylor Martin )
Wilson George
Wyatt VIM e.
W Ulrf Wm w
Weisiger Capt w w
W att3 VIM
| Ware ThOs N
Wilkerson Thos P
mite I hos B
| Whecdon eim0n
Williams Richard A
| W ash Jr Jonn
| Wilson J 5
Wethefail John w
| Weldon john II
| w ailace Jas II
I'M
oc Is I
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kDhAND CCTTlNG.-M. II. WHITMAN,
ID Stencil Gutter thankful for past favors, begs to
inform his friends and the public, that Tor the pre-
sent he can be found at his residence 18th street.
between Main and Franklin, where he will execute
sny work IN his line with neatness and dispatch.
uc4-lm
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NOTICE.--By power OF Attorney duly record
" ed IL tre Hustings Court have this day sp-
pointed NJ son, JAMES a. SMELL my Agent, TO
cOLduct sn1 transact the Dry Goods business Tor
me, and or Iny account, In the city OF Richmond.
se27-2y MILLISOE SMELL.
n UTIGE.-An persons indebted 10 WM H.
~ SMELL, JOHN A SMELL a. co. or BARNES
e. SMELL, are requested to make immediate pay.
naent 70 me- JAMES A. SMELL,
se27-ts Administrator OF VIM ii. Smell
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A IBERT L.. WEST, HOUSE CARPEN-
IATER AND JOINER, thankful for the liberal pa
ronage which he has received during the la.t five
years, would inform his friends and the public that
ne Is prepared TO undertake BUILDINGS OF every
kind on accommodating terms.
Having practical knowledge of the business,
hopes by strict attention TO it, give satisfaction to
ali who may employ him.
Shop on Sth, between Grace and Franklin streets,
Richmond. Sc l3-dtlJ
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!. MILL LI1iS In q bf(O / HEN.
y. B-Jast received per Express, most spen-
did ot OF Hack silk Lace Wells, OF the richest pat
terms. anQ -ary cheap. 27-lm.
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ri UTICE.-All persons indebted to the late
L Jacob karr, deceased, and the firm of karr d
Brother, are requested to make payment imme
diatay; and all persons having claims against Jacob
Karr individually requested u present the same
To me for sett emeut
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Ia n. W. NELSON q CO..,
IA MERCHANT TAILORS
Ff Broad s. Opposite Il & F r. r Depot,
Have received their Fall and Winter
Goods, embracing the latest and most fashionable
styles They respectfully request call from their
customers and the pubic
Attention is nso called to their superior assort-
ment OF ready made clothing, which cannot posi-
bly, fail to please both regards style and price,
oc 4-3m
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asOBERT Il. BROADDUS offers his serv1
a a to the citizens of Richmond and the public
generally as a general Collector Of Claims. He
pledges himself to attend strictly TO all business
trusted to his care. His Office is in the of Nj
James r. Suttcn's office, in Law Building, Rich
mUnd, Va. my tim
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GEN1'LEl
Anthony A
Archer DR. Carthon
Almons Cornelius
Avery Enoch NJ
Adams q A
Bates J Lewis
Brown Joseph w
Bailey Joseph E
Butler John NJ
Baxley Joseph Fl ?
Butteltield James G
Baker Lewis
Burke Michael
Beier F
Baptist NJ c
Brockman Nathan
Butler Elder
Boyle Patrick
Berry Peter
Beers Philip
Baird Robert
Baugh Robert
Blankenship Rob o
Bradford d Reid
Barham John
Bateman s ID
Colburn Benjamin V
Crump Col Charles A 2
Coke Edward 5
Cole Edward
ChAthn Edwin J
Cuyler George A
Carter George w
Cook Henry t
Cassidy John
Crisp John Il
Clarke John l.
Cooley John
Christian james D
Conger Lewis 2
Dayley Benjamin
Davis Bailey
Douglass B B
Dillon Edward
DIdier + B
Dey George w
Davis Hugh w 2
Doolan Henry
Devoti Signor NJ
Esgen Andrew
Edmondson Bowling w
Eanes John ID
Everett John NJ
Fletcher Benz
Fields a. Cook
Frances Daniel
Feeiler Edmund B
Pagan James ;
frambers Japhet ]
Ford James M
Foster Capt jeremiah
Tuyg uson John
Franklin Edward w
Gleuns Messrs
GoodsoR Adolphus
Gill Alex
Goodnow Chss w
Gilman Edwin
Guy Franklin
Gile George w
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NO TOBACCO MANUFACTUKERS
L The subscriber socits the attention Of Tobac =
co Manufacturers to his superior Presses and Mills
OF every description. P RAHM,
Eagle Foundry, Cary below Pearl street.
an oi-6I7
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- - - =
A
Archer Fl G
Adams VIM n
Anderson Rob II
Alvls Robert
Ash!ln VIM A
II
Barns Samuel
Bissell Lieu, 5 B
Blankenship & Stell
Bur:on Thomas y
Blunt William
Browning w G
Baker w &
Bull Benjamin F
Brown Charles >
Baylor Christopher T
Burton { &
Brumheld Norman
Burton Edward I
Bowman i Frayser
Brand F J
Brown Fleming
Banks George
Baylor Henry
Banks Henry T
Bid.ooi James
G
CcXe Richard s
Crawford seymour V
Christian Robt
Cunningham Saml B
Christian 1hos l.
Conklin Thomas
Chlliress Thomas
Cridlin VIM w
Cavedo Wm F
Clopton VIM E
CTump VIM D
Craig VIM Ii
Clark VIM NJ
Camp Paul 6
ID
Dreelan Michael
Dlckerson Capt Rich'd 2
Dickinson X w
Dickson Richard
Dave Thomas
DAVIS VIM t
Drew WmC
Duncan VIM ]
e
Erskine Isaac
Evans Thomas
Eggers VIM II
r
Frear John
Fitchets Josiah r
Foster John w
Frawner Lourenzo
Fitzpatrick Terry
Ferguson Theodrick
Fox DR. Thos Ii
Ford VIM NJ
Flanagan VIM N
G
Grant Col John o
Grinstad Joseph A II
Gentry James II
Gentry P +
Gordon Robt
Gardner Thos
GwA!tney WINS
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an GREAT REDUCTION IN

AATHE PRICE Or HATS, CAPS AND
BOOTS In buying your Hats and Boots, 20 "a
right to Head Quarters, J. H. ANTHONY ~
Columbian Hot corner, where :Moleskin Hats cf
best quality g, ling at.--..-S3S 30
second 4uA4ty 3 90
silk Hats Of the latest fashion $50
Fine Caifskin sewed dBoots $50
Together with an assortment of Cloth, Plush and
on Silk Caps; Soft Fur and Wool Hats. Silk Cling.
ham and Cotton Umbrellas, at low prices se29
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L'IFTEEN GkUCE LOWS BROWN
l. WINDSOR SOAP, received and for sale by
oe6 ADIE " GRAY, lat Main street.
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NEW FAIL GODS .-MILL

IEBMs ve-y liberal. Apply to Robert Hastings,
on t.e premises, or to the subscriber.
ST. 2y-atmwit SAMUEL HASTINGS.
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ttHVt ktUU4I9s tIdII ms ttILO UttII tHLIiDIItU
il this pie-s. Is it would be too teCious 10 emu.
n@-ate tn quantity ot useful as well fancy arti
cies Vhlca Ulter for sale at low cnsh prices.
We invite puUiiC, and the Ladies particularly,
10 cal IA. -Nanjne our stock OF Good, and e-pe
c'a..y thai Trimmings, embracing everything in
this l.Gr, +. "a the most :riIing Buttons and Gimps,
q; /. = an1 d ents yard, up to the richest and
most fashionable silk, Velvet, Lace and Fringe
T-iumu-s mich can be produced. Zephyr,
SpIs ana spceIry Worsted, Yarns Knitting and
Cryclrt { non. Purse Twist, Silk, Linen, and Cot
ton; Floss ads, Patterns. Embroidered Works
Ca,li!r, &c sc, in lui! assortment.
Orders ..I,:4 t. country carefully attended u.
NJ char u prices, Inn liberal allowaHcemade,
on Goods lugAt for fairs, societies, &c.
HIRSH q, BOTTCHER,
l7y Bread Street. Shockoe Hill,
Nez.. 10 M5ssB Harold 4 Murray's Book Store.
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A MISER'S LEGACY.

Ihe Queen ofEngland recently received be-
quest oi nall million sterling from one of her
deceased subjects, Mr.. Nield. The New
York Post thus condenses the story:
Nield was a barrister at law. and d;sd :,
Chelsea, aged ~ years. He was possessed of
an immense fortune, but was of very eccentric
and penurious habits. At the death of his
father, thirty years since, he came into nos.
session of eboul 9250, 900, which sum had no,
been touched up TO the time of his death. The
dece ID was never XII o Sn to wear great coat.
He usually dressed in a blue coat, with metal
buttons, which he prohibited being brushed
as it would take off the nap and deteriorate its
value. He held considerable landed property
IN Kent ana Bucks, and was always happy to
receive an invitation from his tenanrry TO visit
them, which he occasionally did, often re-
naming month at a time, as he was thus en-.
abled to add TO his savings. His appearance
and manners led strangers to imagine that he
was IN the lowest verge of penury, and their
compassion was excited in his behalf an in
stance of which may be mentioned.
Just before the introduction of the railway
system of travelling, the deceased had been on
u visit to some OF his estates, and was return
ing TO London, when the coach stopped at
Birmingham.
With the exception of our nser the passen.
coach companion, and recollecting his decayed
appearance, they conceived he was in dis
| tressed circumstances, and accordingly sum
OF money was subscribed, and a humping
glass OF brandy and water was kindly sent out
to the ''poor" gentleman, which he thankfully
| accepted Many instances of a similar char
| acter might be related. A few days before his
death the deceased told one of his executors
| that he had made a most singular will; but as
the property was his own he had done as he
| pleased with IT. The executors are the Keep.
er of the Privy Purse for the time being (Dr
| Iattan) and Mr. Stevens, of Willesborough
| After bequeathing few very trihing leg acies
the deceased has left the whole of his immense
fortune to "Her most gracious Majesty Queer
Victoria, begging her Nojesty's mos, gracious
| acceptance of the same, for her sole use and
| benefit, and of her heirs, Sc" The property
| is ESTIMATED at upwards of f500000. Fol
| some years before his death Mr.. Nielt
| scarcely allowed himself the common neces
| saries and comforts of life, and has left poo
| twenty-six years, without the smallest provi
old housekeeper, who was with him more tha,
sion or acknowledgment for her protracted, ant
far from agreeable or remunerative, services
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~ IL 1 &DERSI9:NED, IN returning their
i uUst grateful thanks 10 the public Tor the lib
eral patronage they have enjoyed since the exis,
tence OF tl.zl Establishment Broad street, l79,
beg to in:J-m their patrons that they
Ce:rlng their all Goods from recent purchases in
New York and Europe, consisting Of more
p.e.e ass -l.,ent Of Trimmings, Toys and
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nice Va. CertraI RniIroad Company.

UIICt va. teUIFAI huIIrOau COmpany.
RICHMOND, September 23rd, 1852.
OTICE.-The Nth Annual Meeting of the
~ Stockholders of the Virginia Central Railroad
Company viii be held at Richmond in the Ex-
change Concert Room, on FRIDAY, the 29th Octo.
Der, 1852, at O'clock, 7. NJ
Sc 24-dt29U J. GARRETT, Secretary
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PHILIP BERGHEIMER
Admir- Of Jacob Karr, deceased,
Oc 4-l2t* 18th st, I'd door from Main
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n EN E.3LL GOOD S.-MILLHISEk q
~ BkOi aER, invite the attention OF purchasers
- their ar-a and well assorted stock Of Fall and
Winter bs5 Goods, recently purchased by them at
the Northern Markets tor cash, which will be sod
as cheap and cheaper, than similar goods are sold
slrlNhtra.
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-!sc-r~y references viii be required.


I. GOLDEN RUGGLES, C. f.
-L-m.s. --alIrcr and kepuLlLcan. cow oc2
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4 -ANb Y II = AlI = Ia IT III Z II 4FIUIvD,
"a q" subscriber Offers iur sale small but a
=. 81 exc p. FARM, oi about fifty acres, on the
: ,uth sGr.I tar Williamsburg road near Hinch
mans. :" frI hat mlt,s from the Old Market.
A. gu. I've. ..'rds Il the Land cleared, and con
siderable pat "a " cultivated : market garden
clCn Is !ls .rt,llty, adaptation and convenience to
market makes II one Oi the most desirable places
1.E d msrA; gArC and dairy about the city, and
il properly hlaLagcd, Its cost could be easily made
1:ou It's profits The Building can, with bat little
eyyeHsr. &C. !rldcred comfortable residence, with
a.. ueccsss'y cJnvenIencs, and number Of the best
sP-tug- q water the place
Those wishing to purchase will please call and
examine themselves.
IEBMs ve-y liberal Apply TO Robert Hastings,
on '.e premises, or to the subscriber.
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THOMAS 81 CHARLES ELLIS & co,
AVE removed their Office to No. I55 Main St
n Entrance on ilth street two doors above the
Exchange Bank in the room formerly occupied as
the 'Richmoud Library"
Being engaged IN closing their business they re.
quest all persons indebted to them TO call and settle
their accounts Sc I5- pm
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II OTICE.-The undersigned beg leave most re-
l spectlully TO intimate to the inhabitants of
Richmond and its vicinity, that they have com
menced business l4th or Pearl street, near
Mayo's Bridge for the purpose OF carrying on Plain
and Ornamental, House, Sign Coach and Furn
ture Painting; also, Gliding, Glazing, PA.
per Hanging and Grnining. They pledge
themselves to execute all work in the neatest
cheapest and most substantial manner.
J. MCLEOD CO.
N. BAH orders punctually attended to.
So 0l-opa1
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pteIs ass -tHhtAt CL AfiilHiHSs. I0Ss ana
Fancy G.CUG@, than has hitherto been exhibited
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Among he great variety of good bargains which
we are se..lug, the following particularly worth
noticing as tney are worth just double the price we
are selling them at:-Linen Towels siXpence
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"a EUTCHESD<'S CELEBRATED REM.
Il EDY FOR BLIND AND BLEEDING PILES
Warranted safe, sure and mild remedy for
Piles, Pralapsus AMI and all other diseases of the
rectum, One box will convince the patient OF its
mild and curative properties.
Price or. one dollar, 2 OF. SOC per box
Prepared by w. HUTCHINSON, Amsterdam
Botetourt County, Va.
For sale in Richmond by Purcell Ladd e. Co,
Dove & GO and Adie & Gray Sc oq-dIu
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HEADQUARTERS FOR FASH

'-EI'~8' H-IDS'At''1 TIT
Nez.: 10 Msssl5 Harold a Murray's Book Store.
II
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AN OOD, COKE AND COAL.-The sui

NV UUH, JUNE IND CUAL.-The SUD
w scrlber is prepared to furnish WOOD, COKE
or COAL as cheap can be bought in town.
Yard at DanVie Depot-Otfice Pearl street,
opposite Alhambra Hotel, and Immediately under
Messrs TOler d Cook. All orders lett Mr. P. Wool.
folks Grocery, on Broad street, Qormerly EllisD
will be attended imme edialey
Lump Coal SO per load.
iy 23-3 BIN THOMAS FOSTER
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Wingfald Miss Virginia C
Watkins Miss Susan Z
Wells Miss Sarah L
Williams Miss Nancy L
Wingheld Miss Mary f
While Miss Margaret
Woodbridge Niles NJ III
w afford Mrs Bette w
Waddeli Miss Elizabeth
Walker Miss Clara X
Wilson hfi.s
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JUDGEMENT OF \ NETTRlt.

III, Tr,,;,, R.JLt,, az phi,J.t,Li. , MI,
i"' '''"s ""'''''''' W ''''' 'P'''''' " 49, -
tr?l Journal, whose leanM-S ere TOW lTd thr
D., ,.,,. ,..,l.,r .h., ,b.. XX-l;., ,;.. ,
i"''' i'''' '"''' '"'-'' $40 q"
iuSf and Trustworthy view Ot tde progress of
u' '"''"S'' '"P' a. I'i' vi H. "' Ioiio"''
"Son' week -ince ~" hfd occa'on 20 speak ot the
aspect % i" f-t-hlc-l t1Hifist, r.'Iriu- 20 g. is
enc u if'Ctti'' 1f zoe dG'l'rs- anu lex OF interest
mtri,'od IS 81. tNo gIest plftes change has boon
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13
Whig Nominations.

JrDEpnH MILLER, OF Schoharie, is the
" hig candidate for Congress in the XVIllth District
Fulton Montgomery, Schenectady and Schohsrie)
In the NVlIth District (fierkimer and St.
Lowrence) the Wings have nominated HARVEY Van
RENSSELAER,, OF IT. Lawrence.
NMGARA.-Assembly, list, G. W. HoLLrT.
TIoGA-Shcriif, K. ID. WILLARD; Clerk,
MOSES STEVENS Assembly, THos. |. CmATPIELD;
Superintendent CuAs. WARD; Local Officer, e. W..
PARKER; Justice. o. \. BAIsrow
FRANkLN.-Assembly, WM ANDRus; Clerk,
CHAs. H. CARPENTER; Superintendent, ADu@
WHITE; Justice john WALLACE
OSErDA-Assembly, Sd, L,MAN CURrss
l,i. DFxrER GIInoEE.
ToMPKINs Color County Clerk, ALExAs.
DIR GRAHAM: .or superin cndent of Poor, JOHN Gil
LIT; Tor ser ions Justice JOIN LUDLOW; for Coroner
j. EDWIN UAwLEY.
FuLToN Color Member of Assembly, Al.
PEND \ HANER; .or District Attorney, joins II. H. PRs
BE; County superintendent OF Poor GEORGE BECK
'or COroners, DAVID l.. DEMAREsT. MICHAEL HoLLKs
BECK.
ONTARIO CO-For County Clerk, JONI j.
Lyon fer sheriff, OWEN EDSoSsToN for District A.
tolney, JACOB p FAuRor Tor Supo iHcnd,nt Of Poor.
THoMAs OTTLEY; for Justice OF Se,sl1as LrSDLEY w.
smith.
CHENANGo CO.-For Sheriff, HAscALL RAss-
ItRD; for SUI, rnttndcut of Poor, WILLIAM MORGAN;
lof Sessions Iuftice FRANcIsE DnIMIcK for Coroner
THEODORE MILLER, OLIVER SoMERs, PEREZ HAKEs,
., Member OF Assembly, JAMES PELToN.