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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-03
OF TIE rALrpoNIAN.
Is BALTIMORE. June. 1852.

BALTIMORE. June. 1852
ME EpIr"r: Thinking that perhaps a
few lines of news from the Monumental city
hv Green Mountain Bow. who is at present
Il drn'Hcn of Baltimore. would not prove IN
interesting +" majority of your readers. |
wo"ld most respectfully submit the following.
II thought suitable for vour columns.
baltimore. As Won are aware. Is the 3d CITY
IN the Union; having population of near
l'".V"" soui>. lis commercial ADVANTAGES
have been lis growth and its life. Situated
as 1t Is at the head ot the Chesapeake Bav.
tnli IL" miles from the ocean. with Il harlor
secure from the tcmpcstS of wild Atlantic.
capacIous. deep, ard convenient in every re-
>p"ct, ii has gradually risen like the coral
isles Of the Pacific, almost imperccptih!v. 1t
has not started up in night as have the
queen rivals of the West. bat ii has crown
slowly steadily and s'uciy to power, popula-
ton and wealth. And it lies. too in tbn
wake OF the railroad twixt Charleston and the
South and New York and the North The
enterprise of us citizens is pro,criial in
Southern annals; the lhcraltv ard patriot
ism of ITS sons have been tested more than
once. Bat need not speak more in IFS praise.
the country and the world can testify to its
greatness
WELL this city of monuments has of late
been thr"ngcd with thousands of STRANGERS
VINO came hlhcr TO attend the two party Con-
rcntons that lately closed their sessions here
The result of the Democratic Convention Is
Before Won; and ere YOU get this the banner
OF Scott and Graham will be floating over In.
hills and lales of Vermont.
The Wing Convention closed its l,bors
last evening, after a laborious session of five
days. The Convention met here on W.dno,
day the 18th. The three first DAYS woro
manly spent in preliminary lscussion-tb.
Particular. OF which You and Your readers ar.
or Will soon be made acquainted with On
FRIDAY afternoon the balloting commenced
and continued TIL Saturday night at a late
honr-when the three columns MARSHALL,
under their respective political generals still
maintained an unJroken front. The u.rbor.
OF the Convention spent the Sabbath here
except few of the delegation from the south
VINO "en'to Washington. On MONDAY morn
the aspect was still the same for a lon, ,;,,o
I'LL al last one by one the delegates walked
0'eF' 70 ''0'i' and their aunJsrs being sueI!.I
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-03

THE Wr~r--Mirhigan, Illinois. y
SIN with the entire Northwest, IN!
loud exulfant >i,ont Of l,a--t,.lt -
iiD-s Of the nomination II >rr,-r.,.,.
e" Gen Leslie Coom',>. # Krr,-.
ted in a recent speech, that F.a,,,. !.
was in no engagement under FIR ?
the Mexican War This j. unls..'.. 49,
About the weakest thing that l.!> ..,,..
our notice, is the effort uf liz fr.,.,5.
h.t the ''d"cumen'>" that hrIr,,.-s r..
brave man in the Mvxicau ,ar,,a,n y
barely mentioned IN the lo-uu.,,.,,a,-.
as matter Of ciHility and no; Of r,.-;,
only time he approached w-,;hia ,l....
gunpow,!er, his i,orse stumbled. and
r4;a'td
E~ Thirteen religious rcw.,..,
publishe,: liz the cit, Of New IN,
with circulation f l",o"" aud a, VA
the Christian A'isoea,: Methods, ~.
the Observer. (Pr,s.,yt-rlaa. 5>n..
Evangelist, (Pr'>lstrria,., 80 ,.4
independent. Congregational =. ,.o..
THE PEAK FAMILY" Tn, 49,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-03
ST. JOH SBURY,
SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1852.
Wing National Nominations.
For PRESIDENT.
WINFIELD SCOTT,
of New JERSEY.
For VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM,
OF North Carolina.
Wing State Convention.

\ Convention Il he Wings oi the >trte "f YER
mont viii 10. holden nj burlington. on W",he>,iav.
the seventh day Of July next, =: lo"'y"rA. y. n,
for the purl"e # .nI:uatius ticket Tor State
Officers, preparatory to he n"\t September rlev.
t"n, mi tor the transaction "t >uch ui"r buSnc>,
IS may h" deemed cNpelicn, and rroner. by The
WIZ, Of tn safe when assembled in In,-~ Con
venti"n. general and I'u:c,ual attendance 4
''clcgt'r~ from all paris d: ;ic STATE is rcquc,'"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-03

tas Under the head .; d =" Revolutionary
soldier gone " ,!r Auburn Advertiser rul,-
!i>hcs notice Of ,i,, marriage. On the eth
last. Of Mr.. t>aph Morse, aad Mrs. CYNTHIA
" !.tttk"r Mr.. Morse "a one OF IN, tcw sur
wing soldiers OF the r,,olutIpnar, rar. and
J. - ,e.,.- Of az. Having served H.. ,oun-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-03

E"RGrRY.-On "Wednesday last. .IoSerh
y. Wilder OF .Iamaica, was arraicn,l b.. t5,.
). Gleason, Esq, charged with tnrrinr =
note payable TO the Bank of Brattleb
|, appeared that on the MONDAY previous. as
early as three o'clock in the morpipr he
handed the stage driver on the Arlnrtop
route. note for SlJo, purporIng to be >ipp-
ed hv John NJ. Howard. Simeon " Cohh
AID Lewis Shun,way, and requested him 70
get the money on it at the Bank. The sus-
picinns al he Cashier were excited bv N.
fact that the signature Of >humwav. who is
an aged gentleman, was in too bold hand
for an lntirm man to write and that SIM
con Was spelled with two ms, ami h. de-
cIlncd to discount the note. The SIGNATURE
Of John NJ. Howard was purely fictitious:
l!."r" being 10 such man 10 be found. Will.
er, on the trial. alleged that he Received the
note innocentiy OF a Man on Turkey Noun-
tam. i'ut did not succeed in maninr thai n
appear. ii" was accordingly ordered To- t;nj
i!aI' IN the 'nn' oi 500 for his appearance at
the next -e,s!o;i OF the County Court. in de-
tanlt OF winch .o was committed to Jail q.
ayettevile.-b'nN,ioro Enqie.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-03

u" \ call has been published for mass
meetn. at Portland, Me, on the 29th inst,
Of those opposed to the existing Liquor Law
in that State. to nominate a candidate for
Governor in opposition to the recollection of
Gov Hubbard. who favors the law. The
call Is signed b. . 600 Of Gov Hubbards t,--
il!Lr friends
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-26
NEW HARDWARE STORE.

NEW HARDWARE STORE.
TIME formed coparnershp under tho style
and firm of r. MOORE & co. for the purpose Of conduct
inc general this have taken the STORE
No So street, DIDO below Mesrrs Purcell add Co.
=: I MOORE,
IT. Moore Coz Importers and dealers Foreign and
WESTERN" full and complete assortment
Birmingham
Sheffield the In this country we are ~
receipt OF American Goods Our stock
Of Hardware, very complete consisting in part Of
Buck and handle Table Knives and Forks
Rodsers and Wostenholm's fine pocket Cutlery
Pocket Cutlery of |, 2 and 4 blades
Razors Scissors and Shears
Trace, Halter, Fifth and Well Chains
Stock, Pad. Cupboard and Chest Locks
"Carpcnters" genuine and imitation Rim Locks
American Locks. various patterns
Files, Chise's and Plane Irons
"WaIlron's" Grain and Grass Scythee
Wedding and IIing Hoes
Anvils. Vices and Smiths Bellows
Castings, Nails and Horse Shoes
"Nayor & Co. IS" Cast and Shear Steel all sizes
do do do
And all other articles usually found Hardware a wing
purchased goods exclusively cash enabled sell on
determined 10 do 30 for caah r 10
punctua customers, six months We respectfully solicit our
friends and the public generally TO examine our stock
p T. MOORE a CO,
No. sc Main street.
The subscriber the employment Messrs w
OF this city, takes great pleasure in calling Tie aien
many experience Hardware trade close attention TO
his satisfy all who patronlze
Feb 2,Ndw&c2m P. T. MOORE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-26
AI.RATh PENS.

ALBATh PENS. . : >,
OR sale the Baptist Book Depository square above ms
No 23 Main Schlesinsers Alba and Circular foneu
PENS which the without exception AS ar
Pens do corode other Pens do by USE
Any quantity for salo
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS
For sas all tho Publications Of The American Sunday seGo
Union Tract Society American Baptist Publication Socic
~ and Southern Baptist Publication Society.
BAPTIST HYMN BOOKS
Baptist Psalmody OF all szes and qualities by B. Manly D. d.
and Rev B. Manly, Jr -,
pssm and Supplements OF all sizes and qualities by Richard
Fuller and Jeer Virginia Seeclion by Rev Andrew Broad
dus. :. -. .u;,
on hand OF School Books and Stationery
"h Me-. hH as ' CHAs. WORKMAN, Depo,itary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-26
GARDEN SEED,

GARDEN SEED,
ENRON we'll established and warranted
n fresh and genuine, wholesale and rctall
AsPARAGUS-White Giant
ARTIClIOKE-Large Globe
BEANS-Laree and small Lima Red Cranberry, Scarlet Runnera
SNAP BEa%s~Eary Yellow Six Weeks Esry Mohawk Early
China Early Early Half Moon Refugee, or o one
BETS blood Turn Rooted Early YsSw TunP Rooted
BROCoLI-Whi!e and Purple Cape .,,,a r,,,v z,,,ro,f
Early Baeca Early OK Heart Early vsnaek Early Fongarell,
Flat Dutch Drumead Large Bogen Green Curlsd Savoy Drum
CAULlFi. oWER-Eary and Late
CELERY-Whie ard Red Solid ,.,,
CARROT-ong Orange, Early HON., Altrhgham, Wiiter
CRESS-Curled or Pepper Grass o.,
CUCUMBER-Eay Frame do Cluster Long Green Long Green
Southeae, White Spine Ghsrkin ;. william,
ESDIvE-Green CurIed
EGG PLANT-Purpe
KALE-Curled Siberia, Rape or Cole
IETTucEERoyai White Head, Ice Drunsad, white cosS
BSTH DS!eh cu5sd Iqda r or csE Nutmeg
WATER MELoN-Fines, kind
NASTURTlUM
ONIoN-Siyerskn, White Portugal, Yellow and Red
OKRA ;, ,,,r, ;, D.. A.
Charlton Dwarf Blue Prussian Dwarf Maowt Bishops Dwarf
PARsN1ps-LOnr Smooth FRENCH Guernsey
PerPER-Lsrsc Bell Noss Tomato Shaped, Cayenne
pIIMPKIS-I.arsc Yellow Field
RHUBARB-Vcora ,, !,
yellow do. Long Salmon. Black Spanish
sAISIFY-Or Vegetable Oyster Plant
SPlNACH-Rounh Leaved
SQTASII-Eary Bush Bell
Red DO c!OT EfE Large White Norfolk
White Globe. Ruta Daga, Dal, Hybrid lavender sws,
HERBS-Annse Caroway Thyme Cenanaer, vov sv.. Mar
Basil, Rosemary. Sage Summer savofy' s"''' e'' ~ '
ja,MTm Bsne. WIN. PALMER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-26
SPRING. lS52.

RICHARDS g. co.,
TIM no tcrs and Wholesale Dealers In Dry Goods,
9j MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va.
NHTE p.paredo offer the melehans Of Virginia and Norm
w Carolina and general assortment Of
BRITISH, FRENCH GERMAN DRY GOODS,
Which have been carefully sectedare well adapted TO their
saes and which styles and patterns impaired
Our stock will the usual variety Of NJ E
EABRICS including the different kind, OF Domestic Cot
IONS hat our asoren, Of STAPLE AND FANCY articles will
compare flyoruhy with any house IN our city
low prices and on accommodating
tsrns BUYERS are cordially invited examine stock.
At en- Rugs Floor Cloths variety
-NO' ' RICHARDSON d. CO.,
Main Stree ct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-26
NEW sPIiI ING GOOD

NEW s RING 0 q
EAGLE SQUARE. NO. l43
EXE are receiving spring supply oil staple and
w fancy goods Among those already in store will be found
Rich, plain and figured cnured and black Silks
Embroidered and printed Barsges and Tissue.
Plain and printed Mous'ins
Superiinc black do. and Bombazines
Printed Barge Delains
Rich printed Challies
DO. Grenadines
Manchester GnGhams
English Prints new syics
French Lawns and Jaconets
Black French Cassiucres
ParasoE and Ladies' Umbrellas
Embroidered, Sleeves, Cuffs and Collars
Aexanlers Kid Gloves. ,,
March Ii PARKER. BAILi NIMMO,
SEVENTEEN CASES THIS WEEK READY
MADE CLOTIfISG.-SPRiNG GOODS, 1852
II EEN CILES BALDWIN have this week received ull
IN stock of ready made Cong which thry call the at
tention OF all in want
Black French Cloth dress and frock Coats
Blue black brown and olive French Frocks, light
Do, do do do. do Sacks do
Black Camblet, Alpaca and Drap de Tae DO
Light Alpaca and Goats Hair DO
English Merino dress and irOck Coats
Grass Cloth, Linen Lustre and Brown Linen Goats
Real Searsucker and bell check Sacks
French Tweed Sacks and Frocks
Silk Italian cloth. Farmers satin, bonbazne, light cass.
mere coore and white Marsecs co yellow ana Drown
linen and Alpaca Vests, DC, &c. ;, ,,,
Pants all grades black AMI fancy French Cashmere Bell ChecS
Striped Drilling all coos Navy Duck, Merino Camoe
Kossuh Cloth, &C.. &c. ~, r, -,
kEEN, ChiLbo o Dhhp''i-'.
Morrh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-26

CAHDIiaving learned that many OF my sens
,,,ss, the wish that should propose myself candidate
M. II Measurer OF Grain' and other articles, for the port
take This occasion to say that never never hsIS tho
h, al the hands of the delegates Of the people, would &C
any other oce that they, their wisdom might deem
e'tt .mns..at 10 faithful discharge Of ,.,,r.
r,--S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-26
M.nONoUGHs PATENT UNIVERSAL RE-
hcOOH' ERIGERATOR

1.,ur oars for above patented Refrigerator
Altogether different from all others now before the public
in its combination aparmsms vessels AMI e o e
from smell and lined with metallic surface an It's interior vessels
stone ware Il arranged that each article food or
visions is kept entirely separate WIN ae ny o
Dian Of lis construco current Of cold ar rs IN eona
pie venatns the nTy 81 s s' o
that been made 70 any invention 1or inc same
viz by avoiding tina, liability engendsr local Or beh saG5s
contained therein Tho convenience which noas u S
purity and Of good butter ] 10 keen every
thing cold 10 most economical desderaun1. ~ ,;no thar
The proprietor challenges the country TO prouuCo aH odsr
will compare with it, and no guarantees TO keep De-
and sweeer half peck Of ice, wentyiou ~ '
fngsra'or can win peck osue' 'O" R. NJ ZIMMERMAN,
u.h Of Corner Main and 18th streets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-26
SPRING STOCK.
AUG. ANDER SON g. CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in Straw and Silk Goods,

No. ~ PEARL STREET.
received ami the largest and best selected
stock OF Stock Of Straw and Silk Goods before offered in
this market consisting in follows: Straw Bonnes every
grade variety which entirely
and rich GOODS large supply OF Silk nonnets
AMI beautiful OF Ribbons OF the latest mpoa.
ons comprising oil of the styles market making
plcte and desirable stock be found any Northern city;
French American Flowers Bonnet Silks Illusions; Blond aces;
Grapes Futed nngs Rches, Tabs Straw Trimmings and in
Short every article appertanng the Millinery rnde Also Pana-
ma Pedal Rnand Florence Cubus Pearl and t. Hats Manu-.
featuring their goods in tho department. they feel conf.
they sell low they be purchased elsewhere
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-26
SANDS, sARsApARILLA IN QUART ROTTLEs.

SANDS, SARSAPARILLA IN QUART BOTTLES.
Diseases Rheumatism cn.apeous EpOns stubborn csrs'
Liver Complaint DYSPEPSIA Bronchitis san Ehsum p
PIES Blles, General Debility. &c.
limitations haze sprung INTO existence founding .ner ca 10
saapaIIa Root the great and extended us Of nhes
,b Sse ,s a of hi, While
important part It's conbinaon is al The same tme ?ni"u,
cuur aud scientific Of lis preparation that It's
the of disease depends nther prepare
lions the style of putting and IN bearing me hane
." onr Ingredients, and here e their resemblance 10 II
his difference exists and in making they viii
use take other but tina, entitled to their ronhuse
residences been published and who ale s!
bearing daily testimony It's worth
LIVER COMPLAINT AND SALT RlIErM rem
M.s.rs D. D. sands-Cenenen Words but iccbIy
il restored perfect health by the OF invaluable SarsaFs
the whole surface Of the body would been Impossible
touch part that was Tree from The hmS me head lace ana
quantities walking caused the IS
also long time from an affection with
debility and posaon o. n nervous wG GoT
sitctng scarcely ahorna relief; and the ss, meca
M wa x s"nTo%f Sal f S a
aud externally was altogether but so en
less than dozen bodies that she er'ys better health than
this all who have suffered she has
know where AID to whom Apply M mat NO, b wa Se
complete cure VIII De VIC a"ee WIN e "a
heartfelt thanks; and believe me, gentlemen. - ,
Yours sincerely, FEEkiEk NALER.
CtrYASp County New YORK. SsFerre Nazsr being duy
sworn that the foregoing statement 10 "c no
subscribed his Is true and accurate 10 inc pcst ms
knor. and belief subscribed this 9th day OF July
lSl9. before me, W. D "ooDII!-L "nS'i'
CAMBRIDGE. Mo-, Oct. &. leh1.
Messrs Sands My little daughter was afflicted FOR
long time with Head aud Eyea and by using your
was peric cured ell other medicines aud SaT'aalas having
le m rliev. her Having used tested ts efficacy now
recommend Other hecnr 10
possess properties contained other preparation ami ma
a purchasers after they have used H. invariably want ne ine AZ
ce again. they requires medicine Tor wh teTeh
mended Kespectiuiy yours Cd" ''.', - ~.
prepared and sold retail by A. B d. "a d..
Druggists Chemists 100 Fulton street. corner OF William New
York Sold by Druggists generally u States ah'
Canalas Price 81 per bottle r bottles for s.. -.
For sale by PURCELL. LADD CO. ADlE GRAY, Rich
ond; n H. ROSSER Petersburg ~ A. SANTOS, Noo and ny
n ATTERSOS Warrington, T., Jan. l7-2awd&c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-26

,cARD.-As the lime = lar distant when the Vo.
ter. Of Richmond will be convened TO select cry Office
aC, rn.,hie The sphere in which have acted for many
made ME personally known TO many II not to al the w.
!t Tey vii! Judge OF qualifications and fitness for
w m ~ in hr,r decision shall most cheerully acquicsce-
n he rd all business pertaining 10 the office, will receive
~ r.rsona aenon myself aided by the most thorough business
"a,a ina a co can o1 Se's GEO. w. TOLER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-26
ENTIRE NEW sToCk OF SPRING AND SUM-

n GOODMAN receiving al his store rooni No l"l
d Main street one door large and we'll
reed stock of spring Clothing which
he cordially the attention OF the trade faeng himself mat
he now able all who favor him with call IT.
qualities prices His stock comprises every article inc line OF
Clothing which will ,od tho lowest cash prices
Being under expense with large stock tho greatest Ia
cities offered 10 the purchaser. j. D. GoODMAN.
No. I3l Main street, opposite Eagle Square
RI have lot Of Trunks. Carpet Bags
yaces &c OF all quality and fnh which VIII
be soId at small Call and examine before you
oe -, n,r.i,,,.s J D. @.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-26

ROCKS, STATIONERY AND PIANO r go iRvi,a ;Ss
CPRINS SCPPLIES.-NASII & WOODHooSE ,nvuao o w
attention Of merchants ta country and interior hb,
their Books Stationery and than
upon unususn 49, 49, an,d IN his marts March -a
MEDITEnRANEAN FILTERERs: rn,.r.
usr receiyed superior lot OF Mediterranean water
81 ora imported direct this market Hotel Keepers
others used them oil units II
ati NEE 20 OK INV CHRISTIAN LATHR0P SO Main street
NL0YER AND TIMOTHY sEED-2oo bushels PRIME
~ for sale by uS PALMER
MaIcb2 WA S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-26
MERCHANDISE,
NEW SUPPLIES.
BOUTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C.
MARCH 18TH, 1852,

MARCH 18TH, 1859.
V4yE have recere and constantly receiving additions Ia our
w new supply uf lIuo Shoes Trunks Carpet suu
e Spring aud Summer wear which We offer 10 old lends
and all in a" os soes TRUNKS &C. at sma PROFIT. for
lec,ins Shoes. and will al in want that
sioct equal quality aud variety 10 any North or South Cur
part inI;"ws La,,rs' Caters Of all qualites from
tos3 laie fine Cater lukin- Ladies' Dress Shoes and Slippers
n"n Of Genrnrns Roofs qualities all sizes rntle
men CATERS different conrs Glrurn Patent Leather Shoes
Chles Shues of all styles Travelling Trunks CARPET
Packing Trunks We respectfully invite and all others
want ., Boots Shoes and r'unks,'o give US a cali!
SILVER SPOONS.
XE have received an of Silver Spoons and Soup
w Ladies' which makes assortment complete Il
Spoons Deser! do ealo Sugar. do Pap to Cream do,
Sauce Mustard do, Sal! do.
Sugar Tonga, Soup Ladies'. Table and Dessert Forks
Knife Fork and Spoons in scs Pickle Knives and Forks
Butter Knives Fruit Knives &c &c.
We have them h main and dreaded Some are mos,
beautifully finished.
March Is GENNET 81 JAMES. Eagle square.
SPRING IMPORTATION, 1882.
HXTE are receiving Of cur own Importation
w New styles fancy and mourning Gnghams
Plain black and black aud white Prints
g. and rich chntz and double purple do Of Hoyles and
other celebrated printers
Rich Barge lie LANES
Plain, black and colored Bareges
Silk plaid and chntz printed do.
Rich chn;z printed Grenadines
Splendid chinz printed silk Zulinss
Fouarl silks: Paris Lawns
Plain and embroidered Swiss MIslins
While Cambrcs ana Jaconc,s; plain and striped do
ack and Jacoaet ScoIops and Insertions
PLATA satin and Tatcta Ribbons
lrlsh Linens; 81 dyed Linens
Brown anL beachcd linen Drills
Beachcd aud brown Hollands
Printed Cuttings and wellings white and buff do 10
Kirbys superior Pinsand Needles &c. Sc
March KENT. PAINE & KENT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-26

HAVE TO ANNOUNCE very respectfully to the
~ Voters OF the city, that candidate for re election
W. bsa,h being ees.asicd devote my ~
pai,n h g s"' JOHN WIGHT, City Collector.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-26

rSFoR THE COURT OF APPE s;AI are are
.rborjzed [, announce Hon. G. b. SAMUELS as candi.
~ 's Cou!t of Appeals the Third Judicial Section at the
tas 10. Wv. ,oier the new Consti,ution March 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-26

-.TTHE SOLICITATION Of many voters, James
e NJ White ESQ., has consented that he be announced l9r
M Henry Franklin and Psylvania the election 10 De
fore fa;iish a. - tons,itution. March l5-Sw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-26

LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND HARD
WARE AT COST.
TIME subscribers intending discontinue the Of Hardware
and wishing have the necessary alterations and repairs made
their preparatory combining themselves hereafter e1cu
vely the sale Of Dry Goods will sell cash.
cd negotiable four mnnts their large and desirable stock
OF both Dry Goods and Hardware.
Merchants planters and others, will find TO their interest
excellent Goods, which will be sold either
wholesale retail. TllOS. & CIIAS. ELLIS d CO.,
Feb 23-tf I05 Main street, Richmond. Va
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SPRING GOODS.

SPRING GUVDS.
HENRY SI1AFER a. co. receiving ana opening hei
III superb largo OF Spring Clothing when 'ne
with the latest French ana
English importation They offer their goods at lower prices
procured establishment IN the CITY, anu
efforts something ne"
every season. the prefecture OF fit they have acquired ana The beau
and neatncss their fail 10 elicit e most Id
vora opinions of discriminating public They would therefore
invite the attention their Emporium No 3 Main street.
VIE youd invite tho attention merchants stock we
80 ,bar MAGE OF March 10
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
ygJE subscriber manufacture Agricultural Macanos
and Impenen such Horse Powers Ihresherh OF Duns'
Fan Ms different pa,torn Seed Drills different patterns Corn
Mills Corn and Cob Crushers Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters va
rie;y hill side soil Poughs Cnyatrs artow s IRAN
ner and of approved Horse Power and Drum WIN
secoing box tested three seasons anu oF Pio
nounced be the beat in use !, -. -, hra =.
Machines repaired the Castings IRON am o
furnished at short notice. H. oALn" 80,
March Is l16 maln eNeeI.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-26

Mr. SURER.-TO THE VOTERS OF
HEcifr OF RCLMoSp-lisvn hsd % d1elne my
ner business otr myself candidate for the situation Of
nre yea,s s, should the SURFACES Of my fellow
s:sas for said Office VIII endea'of !" give TanWsS TVRRR
;,s interested ;.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-26

no THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
picuMOND i respectfully announce myself candidate
~ y, once Of collector OF City Taxes. ,,o,so
N.-hlS- 'obIo9 80 AAoDNoA''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-26
SPRING GOODS.



wADSWORTH, TURNER d CO.,
NO. Is MAIN STREET,
VEJHOLESALE dealers In Foreign and American Dry
w Goods receiving their stock Spring and Summer Dry
which they offer the trade their usual terms Country
and city merchants respectfully solicited call and examine
their stock.
They will continue further supplies every week during
,ha .coson - March l-6w