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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 1852.
SENATE.

th
Praye. by the Rev. Mr. ilogr of the Presbyterian Churc
communication from the House Of Delegates was read
The bills transmitted Herewith "ctc read and referred
Tic ;ant resolution from the House to appoint com
mi,,cc To whom shall be referred tie lh section OF The th
article u tic Constitution, sc. was on motion ol Ar. iao
MAS, laid on the table :. soa,-.
under The new Constitution, and the amendment OF the
House thereto, was, on motion Of M DESEALE lam On Tue
table. ,;
Mr. BRaxroS from The Committee of Courts OF Justice
re2orcd House bill suppress gaming BY negroes and by
white persons playing with tIen.
Mr. DgSEatE from the committee OF Roads &c: report
rd Hnusn bills 10 authorize the construction OF the Wyihe-
vile and rayson Turnpike Road to make branches hcIco
10 the a mines in WYhc county, and 10 i'sElle IN C'
roll county; and TO graded or plank ROAD rom
Richmond to point at or near Cnar'oesYie VII" 'h
amendment.
Resolutions Of Enquiry were offered r,,
RY Mr. RHsxToSincorporaiing the o!cst i1ii h!"hs
Company in the county nt kaoa"h1.
Iv Mir DEsEALE-Amcnting The charter OF the Manassas
Gap Rail Road so az 10 require me S.ae L. s,ac
On motion OF Mr.. SruARr, ,hu report OF Inc JOINT COM
rec on Executive csp aiincs was taken up and tcc"
mted. ,,,,,, 49,,
Manufacturers Bank o Wheeling. the motion .! ar;
SWEENEY; ard amending the charter OF the arS oi e o
Dominion on motion of Mr. THOMAS were nkrs up ea' o.
,heir rar on the caenia real first tc, aud ordered
TIE Senate resumed the consideration Of the till concern
inr Of The Revenue aa The unfinished onsi-
ness. =,
The 81 section enua.cra;ng eSemp'ion being under con
steratior Nj fuoMAs pIeposet tic following Us en- hae
pendent clause: . 49,,
each TAXPAYER shall be entitled TO hold exempt from
tazstion one co:@ loom, spinning wheel cne pa',
Of cotton and orc wool cards, axe three hogs ora
household and kitchen furniture q The value ot MY "oi
lars"
The proposition opposed BY Mesa:s. MAR7iS and De
sEaLE, ar. advocnted by ar. THOMAS.
MIR NcDEARuS called the previous question: WHICH va
seconded.
Untc the rule OF The stnnte five minutes speeches are a.
owaba 20 g:c why The main qlesli;n shouII ~
lro
OF the privilege thereby afforded 90 ,s ,,r
The main question ordered, ayes 20 noes 10, f t
OESEAIE called Tie ayes and noes, end TIE ''
| cd, IS follows r.,
AYEs-alcssrs Barnett BrnHon Brent Carrlngt1n' M IN
stem McDeancn Sicncure Sheiey, Sweeney, Iaoo, mo
| mas Wade Jr., Watson, Wtite-li
Nors-Mess1s. Bassall Jr. Roykin, Campbell, Cae;t
Cowan, C,egh Densas. Douglas, GTeaSe. Hai' 1sosII
Lsync, Martin, hason, Parker, Paxton, pman' Reser
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Substance of tie remarks Of r. REGER Of Dartour, de-
frsred in the S.nat: Committee oi The uhote on me
2OM March, on the 6M concerning Conmsi'ontrs INC
RareHue. :. .
M, Chairmaa-The general of discussion on the
bill noY1 before the Senate hcs placed the wes especially
that portion Of the vest which have he h1not 70 repre-
sent in false position; and cr duty which owe 10
them TO crave the indulgence of Senators while tespuss
r sI,o. time upon their attention. in attempting to VIM
r,te their time position and in protesting, in their nalne
ocAns, tie Injustice which the bill proposes 10 perrerate
not only upon he but upon large classes persons IN eve
ry portion Of the State.
Mr Chairman no one can doubt, in raading the Consi
tuition that the Con"entnn which framed IT designed tna
every Iartice of property which constitutes portion OF
mans wealth. contributes IN the slightest GegIee ~ In
oe 40 his ability 10 ray taxes elcu be the subject OF taxa
t;on according its value and that the tares Oh the ste
should be uniform and equal throughout ts borders IL Is
matter of equal nGpTicy that such were the views anu
feelings of the renpe least Of the views and feelings OF
th west when they their votes for ie adoplon s
ratification Of that instrument Nay SIR, a!thoue tn!
sax, tn- up",. of sixty million. Of Eastern property was
sa,,pr ! f,a:. t,x.on in v"rrg negroes under '~eSs
yca. r aa ard that negroes ase lint age "e'" aI'"sea
4, gum i.T euw ,I lcrl iWr Yet 7 receive ''.c nc"
constitution with py un!eI tie annnuacecs 'tat ec
r,h man and not o,opcly was be regarded a. the true
basis OF representation The wesin was n'loe 10 ing Win
pnans thai hcncefoh general ot".srhooa dna M
equality were 10 prevail throughout the broad limits OF ms
GOOD ,ld Commonwealth and that henceorth we were 10
know mo ite.watcr Piedmont, no Valley, no Trans
ohanyu Bu, sir does this bill exhibit the spirit which
It's s,.rc-aan. - harbiDpers OF peace were calculated
10 insrc or they lnca6ed only es fair promises ei
bonc made 10 the car which in the end 10 be sadly
crushed tie hearth Sir this bill does not present 'he
enter, anment 10 which VIC rcinvitcd."
DO ro; intend sir discuss this bill as sectional Ia
lees as Western My object in addressing Inc oJ
is merely express here what believe 10 De 'l'e "s
and sentiments Of those represent. wish 70 paee ,d f
in the commanding position which they occupy, uiu "
which the course of has, in my Judgment a.
anrysi hem-a course which represents t1eh 10 "
nm ali n-incioe and TO abandon their high GROUND p'o'l-
led thew could be- made parakers of the benefits Of these ex
captions sir such The so9aus1I snr nps pa, eS e
bs d hogs: and they have derived encouragement from
j. 10 continue and extend The .yatem Of exemptions eora
mol only agricultural productions but ores In the hands
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THE RICHMOND Enquirer,
PUBLISHED DAILY AND SEMI. .WEEhh,,, ,,
ny WILLIAM f. s. THOMAS RIIChAH
T Z X NJ S:

TERMS: ., at. cI sight
~ Daily Paper dollars per annuH a For ,he Semi
ar. il shorter period than ne r months
Wrtiv dollars per annum and three by mail ros paid;
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y dollars pc annu The end OF the yea nor mail in rood and
AL cues I" ,hs o h III Of tho Editors The postage @ III E
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being pa'c bg w -;rr IL decentralization OF postage IN
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49, rur MANY ENQUIRER:-Eor TEN lines or less, first IN
zion ity ana every succeedhs Insertion .me NV h
inserted once week TWICE "se"' " '"''' eS "' '
.,s,# and = hall cents ,,, c,,;,, ,;.., -, :,
,nr OF greaterlrngth-eXccpt " ~
ma charged dollars (paperlncludcd)
rIIE ~ tWEEkLEEor ines less Hrst Insertion
each continuance 90 cents.
from mUst be accompanied with the advance pay
.',,,sactory references. To insure execution
and tributes Of respect exceeding eishs .ne' are
,.~.rG fr as aar'r'semsn:S oar y
All rGr.eS and Marriages from tho country, whenV n
hand writing unknown must be au;entee ps me
,,on PusiUase the neghboraood or they WI ~ hc
published Every measure. that has oeth akeh th
quizzes has proved heretofore uIavahg we mast
II such upon the communications being certi
Wv The othe Postmaster orit:" on the back OF ha letter
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NISSor-pJ ELECTIONS RIOT.

ST. L, us Aprtt 6.-kenn=, "hiR ls elected Mayor
The whole "i2 t!ckr', with few exceptions, s chosen
nrct 1;ot occurred il tie first ward alter me po1 "e
close,- suns were fred upon the crowd from German eo
fec house killing six persons AMI w1undng se'e'a oel
The crowd attacked the house bhrn u 10 me g''uho "a
thcn DESTROYED several other German houses
rnc mob then preparations to attack a night 'he
nrnnp Offices Of German newspapers but the military was
called out and o;de. was restored
LOSS OF A NATIVE Of PETERSBURG, VA.
ctyc1sSA-, APRIL 7.-Among the passengers who ~cro
los; by the explosion Of the Rcds,one was Mr. NJ
Smith Of Petersburg, Va.
The Virginia Free Press ga that Mr. Fillmore begins e
ready with ll9 votes in the National Convention, pm
cpay from the South and West and has ia chance i'
an equal division in New York, Pennsylvania ana o''
FIRES IN LOUISVILLE AND PADUcAH.
LOUISVILLE, (KY.) APRIL 7.-Cornwairs saar ana eanae
factory was destroyed, last night by hfe. LOSS 1'"D
$4,000. so,roraa 30,
fir. on SATURDAY last Forty buildings were hu,n IEe
loss exceeds the insurance TO the amount oil S4Voouo
BALTIMORE MARKETS. Arnrt7.
hundred barrels OF Flour were sold to-day
\, 81 O6 and 2U0 bbls. at 81. Grain unchanged.
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NEW HARDWAIlE STORE.

NEW HARDWARE STORE.
having formed partnership under tina stv
G.u: OF r. }. MOORE co. the purpose Of conduct
cneri Hardware business this CITY, have taken The Store
:. Man street three duo below Messs Purcell l.sdd q Co
" ~ P. I MOORE,
W. McLhIS
- r. Moore g. CO.. Importers and dealers Foreign and
.,r hardware received per ships "Constuon, Ash
., ana Grsa, WeS:crn, tul! and complete assortment o
direct from the manufacturers IN birmingham and
NM! the nanulac in this country, we ara In
Al mn extensive of American Goods Our stock
.; IT. wac, very complete. consisting IN part OF
h,n. ivory and wood handle Table Knives and Forks
., s,DI.c Table Knives and Forks IN sets 81 pieeos
= :sJsaai Wos;enhOlm's fine pocket Cutlery
I'm = pccke, Cu;ery OF l. 2 3 and blades
R,,aIs. Scissors anG shears
r.. IIa,er. FIl.h and Well Chains
~: Pad. Cupboard and Chest Locks
80 .r..r's'. Genuine ani imitation Rim Locks
,lrt;.su Locks. various patterns
r,s. Chses and Plane Irons
.W,iiyon's ;" rain an! Grass Scythes
Wccdiu. and liI!ins Hoes
.ryls. Vice aGG SIaiths Bellows
Csln1s. Nails ard Horse Shoes
sS,,or Il Co - Gas; and Shear Steel, oil sizes
.w.rsh,Il'., 10 do DO do
ai her articles usually found Hardware Having
our exclusively for cash. enabled sell
and determined 10 do for cash or 10
,.u,l customers iacuihs We respectfully solicit
rsr!s and puzzle seaegay, 10 examine our stock
p. T. MOORE e. CO,
No. s6 Main street.
The subscriber or many IL the employment; Messrs w
p5r,nr CITY pleasure in calling The
non friend! and the public the above. He tina. with
years experience Hardware trade close attention 10
an desire 10 satisfy all who may patronize
i r., %; S5--,!I y w.can p I MOORE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
IL

yyiE supplied this De
c!- election of Judge Scarburs gentle
well Ea requirements and ong experience al
ae r the B"ch cnrc!: qualify him FOR the duties Of a
Professor OF Law, aH render tie election highly gratifying 10 the
friends tie v.rrcaoc us;i;ion with which lie Connected
Although o julie 5. will allow the
M iue. before The 2 Wednesday OF October next,
thought advisable the in advance for
information OF ose who wish avail themselves o his in
uc;,ona circular exhibiting the Of study Text Books
&c. will De forwarded application RO
BERT GATEWooD Secretary Of the Williamsburg
Mnrrh .u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
By TIE CoIENN0k OF vIRGINIA.

INFORMATION having been by the Executive thata
a prisoner Jail OF Harrison county
Ger in.ic,nst ur committed in The Carksbur
gale escape said Jail the night OF the 2i'h inst and Is
gong aEe do therefore ht cv offer reward OF hun.
person who shalt the said John
Os.a, al Jail OF Harrison county: and 10
moreover require eli o this Commonwealth. civil and
request people generally their best cxersons 10
pgre Tie Of The said Owehs that he be JUS
under hand Governor and under The Lesser Seal OF
tssA- in me YEAR 1852. JOS. JOHNSON.
JOHN oxsns feet 6Gches high and about 10 years
spare tu: hair and thick lps and rather
arce ?ruen mole The right jaw probably nch from
tie lie tailor by trade paint and draw roughly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
OAK GROVE ACADEMY,

yIIE exercises of this tstuatsd within TWO miles OF tho
Fru.- Collegiate Institute. the road leading from New
G. ) will be resumed on the lta oil Jahu
2 and terminate on tho l3;a o: No"ember following
The instruction embraces the ordinary English branches
I.aa !, ~! h" frs branches OF Mathematics.
rrr haut fu for patronage heretofore extended TO
him .c,!uy .ccs continuance Of the and pledges
h mat no ans wi be spared in the moral and mental cultur"
o. Il - eauistG to hi~ care 800
TEas-Fo Board and Tuition per session Of ten months slUo
Iii.ssx JOHN L. CLAIBORNE.
n Gravel Hill Port Once.
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71H5NV1T.
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

In accortanre with The recommendation o; The delegates
~eesen:jng the Congressional District in the late Dem
ocroic Convention held in Richmond the democrats In tho
counties composing the district requested 10 hold meet
ings their respective Court days and appoint deeIaes
~ District Convention 10 be held at Tappahannock on
Tuesday after the second Monday in May (teng me llh)
for the purpose Of appointing delegates 10 tho Baltimore
tn be held in June.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
4 GOOD SIGN.

We are glad to Learn that Smith & Perkins Of AicXan'
rla have JUS; closed contract with the Pennsylvania Cen
ra Rail Road fer building four frs, class coal burning To-
conotive freight engines. With the Alexandria Gszettc
VIC ask the attention of Southern Rail Road Companies
10 the fact, that the Northern companies como South Eow
for the execution of R1il Road work The fashion is chang
Ing The South can certainly afford TO look this way
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
pEJD AND CLEMENTS

We learn that dispatch has been received from "ashns
op to the effect that the President has refused TO gran. Inc
petition of citizens of Richmond In behalf Of keid ana ce''
cnts convicted of piracy on the high SEAS 1hey vi"
fora bo executed tomorrow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

JOHN NJ. LATHAM,

WAsHseroN CRY. D. c.
DR,CTcEs the of the Distric, Of Columbia
A oasae.. pertinent hs profession which may be entrus
.iln with prompt attention. lie refers 10
""s-f4 SEfpES. WTuEks Co,
Gen ISo. VI. McCALLA, iWasainston,D. Y.
laMss J. MILLER, Esq
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liIAISHLE YARD.

inN T. ROGERS. Sth Street. Main Richmond a. Dealer
) E,yi,n eIsn nnd American Marble Monuments, Tonbs
s M:.;rip oisvcry description Wall Piaies.trons
l
~ iesiru in Cetvin. cxccuteGn the neates manner
-r he country with city reference .c
VI apprenticeship In ono OF the larze
Xe1 York City, and hdTtnc much experiehcsh he
hrclf that all work executed al his shop WIZ Hs
.en ss a-y North South tEtn-GlY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER AFRICA.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUKUVE.
New YoRK, APRIL The Steamer Aca. from Lissf
pool arrived to-day, bringing dates from Liverpool to te
March.
The sales OF Cotton, al Liverpool for the preceding wees
amounted to only $4,000 bales Of which spectators ous
OI0 and xportes 3QGO Fair qualities had declined ilo
lower grades were nominal al \ 10 decline a.
he,.r feeling seemed TO exist regarding hTeanS
There change of quotations FOR Western cana" 'ui
Philadelphia and Baltimore flour l9s. 3d. wheat 5s ~ to
5s Co. Corn had declined white 3a, ycio" Zos on
Another Circular savs -four hus declined ls, whfa
Sd. Rice steady Rosin has advanced S. sai
F3s. Cd.
Cnnsos closed at 95t 95A.
ENGLAND.-In The House Of Commons, MIR. fui'e
motion for the extension Of suffrage dccnled by a
majority Appropriation bills freely voted by lie oo
son.
C1Sc1SSArI April THE loss by the fire in ChIicolh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
,i71TETTY DOLIARS VEN ARD.

EpANANaY from Belmont in November last Negro
Is VIRGINIA. She is aEout twenty TWO years
M nAlo medium OF dark ginger bread Color
.ge : considerable between the upper front 'eeh
.a cue good looking and intelligent Negro VIII pay the
stove twenty oars fer her apprehenon and delivery
ars ken in sa. county delivered the subscriber
WM. " TURNER. Guardian for Virginia Cro1tes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
EAGLE FOTyDRY'


TE1E subscriber having removed Foundry
himself. and LUc! with laes, and
iJnv. 'yi" i" sLL. Il. ti.- ..nnta."-a ~ rI:
orders
u Presses description and all kinds and
sass Castings lie pledges himself TO faithfully and with
.sn,c him. aud respectfully so:clts cal
tVr bis friends and the public generally. PHILIP KAHN,
Carey between Pearl and 18th streets
TIE nc. cash prices paid for old ron brass and copper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
srGAR. MOLAsSES AND DCOFFEE.-lt6hhdss sug

y Porto Gra aLd New Orleans
~ aa.s S:uart'S Coffee Sugar
- packages Loaf and Crushed. Sugar
('S bag Cu;T.c. Rim and Iacuyra
!cl ba-s old Java and Cosia kica Tee
=. l2u thds and DO Mciasses
lae. Tor .,r io. hy HUGH W. FRY.
VI -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

CISclNNATI April THE loss by the fire in Chl'iconc
is nsceruined TO be near $500 900.
The river is rising rapidly this place Cincinnati ana
an Inundatiou 10 anticipated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
MIR. ABEL w. ALLEN TAKE MOTTO

SlR. AnEi, w. ALLENt TAKE NOTICE t:.t shall, al
M &c Office Edward R Chambers in the town ct Royeton Oh
snt read as depending IN the Circun
toui county in which am aini'f and you
a.! c-!an that shall on the ZSth day OF Arri
ayt house OF Robert X. Clark in the town OF ClaTks
. Ike The sTas,ion Of A e. Finley and others to be reah ns
.c suit; he st day of May next IN the tav
tT1 a Richard Puyea in tho county Of Mcckienbufg
John Finch. and others 10 be read
sfe in ard if from the said dcposions
days they will be taken tho next day
Esach of the said places Yours Sc. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
II NCHASCEKYi-SR0iNIA Circuit Court lela Il

m CHATCEKY i-VlRQlSIA.-A, Circuit Court leId tor
nag William County the Con House on Friday the 2lss day
Of November 1851 n,,,;n
Roberts Crow, i'a'""".
asains, r..,.,
Jahn w. Crow and others, DeIenuau.s.
This caue can heard upon the papers formerly read
the report Of VIM Turner Of the llh NoTemper Nol' ana
argued Counsel whsreupon the Court doh aouse ofaet
that ore of this Court settle an ac
unt OF Nathaniel Crew, admir- ucoa the estate oi Rooe CroS
and OF li,pamin deed sad commissioner VIII also
an account remaining duo aud unpaid by Robert
Crow decd wing whom due and tho character OF the debts
sn account debts due from BENZ Crow dec d. and
proceedings the Court Win any
deemed pertinent himself required by any OF the par
lee A Copy-Tese: ROBERT ftLLAKD ClerH.
COMMISSIONERS oFFICE,l
E,Na WILLIAM c. H., March %, 1882.
foregoing decree hereby noihod that
1ed on Tuesday day OF Api ner II not on tho
day reaer sun6ay erccpteG perform tho duties
required The Decree Office which time and place
hsy are required to attend ,, - a., -,
Cont he day and year FIRST aforesaid = ,,,,.pn
Mhtra "a -cwiw (Prieer's fee $50 J. o. FOLl.Akp.
TsNO THE ADMISISTRATOR, and all Others concerned
in The Nathan O. Taiey deed sss c" OIL LOUISA dGoun'
Va Take the dth o. April iso2 the snadian ap
lin;et by the ouu Todd county the saa Nanan " i
| TWO children who living with me III hehusNy, sha
2:iron the Ccuit Court Louisa authorize me- as nel guar
can recover and receive all monc on Pcrson
WHICH belong my said wards. and the aeerung rons Oh ef
'eai estate. and remove the TO Kentucky 80, ,o,p
,, Yours. respectfully "h. Noio'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

The Wing press have taken much pleasure in snecr-
ing Mt and dcprecating The present Legislature that
cel II TO be aa act of Justice 10 republsh the following
sound and ibera! of the Fredericksburg Ncws
Whig paper, which boldly speaks ont the truth:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13
DrArINn AND MOVING MAcnINEs.-IN a RE.

DEAPING AND MOVING MACHINES-IN A RE-
III mort the committee, held at Springfield, Ohio in
Ju fas the trial Of reapng and moving ohnes 10
declared that premium could be awarded for con-
bnton machine had yet been exhibited to answer
for 10th the plans the ri
al am now mu,h gratided In being able to say, that
sehuebly's highly improved selfrakipg and moving ma
cline now ON exhibition ut the American Institute castle
Gan been geered and arranged as TO be used for
either purrose with tho utmost IL differs material
W from the plan OF their old patent granted In 1884, In all
its structure having vibrating cutter working
which makes the cutting process complete, without the
possibility clogging in tho heaviest grain grass 1t
has attached which does the duty Of deposit
inr the grain heave the ground ready for binding
and will NOV swath Of six feet, with two good horses
walking ter usual gait II Is compact, simple and du
fabe and free from all liability TO become deranged In its
pars by careful driver In judgment this is
and desirable implement of agriculture and Of
the greatest achievements in the and do sincerely
hope the superior merit Of this invention will be duly
appreciated and rich reward for their prasworthy
Efforts SPECTATOR.
.s.We have been informed that the machines to
BE- manufac and sold by Mcssrs. Ralph % Full
street. New York. who will receive orders the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13
sPORTqNq.

CPORTINa MICKEY FREE WILL ACCOMPLISH
~ his grent If liking loo miles in OU honrs,
riday October 10 nc two o'clock r. NJ ~ Tho Thatohci
Sptaee Jery City which occasion thsTa will be
rare VI fti ~ fniwn re sMiskdy unen ~
sa anp, Ia sais soantrg tEo tDsse
weeks from this time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD REsPECTFgLLY IN
ye the attention OF the trade to their exclusive stock
q brocLee satin deaiue lace and muslin curtains win
dow corncc and shades all Of which being expressly i'm
ported for retail trade they offer twenty cent less than
any house In the city A. NJ. X. DAVIES Practical up
holatnI III. tHroAd