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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-22
RICHMOND. Jan 21st

1t has been proposed in the Va. Legislature to in
quire into the expediency Of providing by law for
the removal Of free negroes from the State.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-22
The BETTING DANDY.

The young gentleman, with medium
sized light brown moustache, and snit of
clothes such as fashionable talors furnish
TO their customers OH very accommodating
terns'-that is on the credit svstem-came
into hotel on Race street, one afternoon.
and, after calling for glass of Madeira,
turned TO the company and Offered to bet
with any man present, that the Susque-
nanna would not be successfully launched
ny Oanseg nos beng taken up, he glanced
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-22
WAsHINGTuN Jan. 81.

Senator James's proposition for revising the tariff
as to certain articles, is gaining support.
Payne Todd, Esq, the Of Mrs. Madison, died
on Sunday last, at the age of r.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-22
PHILADELPHIA. Ian. 2I.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81.
The steamer City of Manchester arrived at the
breakwater this morning The river is frozen tight
to the lazaretto the seghs crossing opposite
the city. Showing fast.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-22
Harrisburg, Jan 81.

Gov. Biger has signed bill authorizing the loan
Of $500 900, to pay the February interest.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-08
LEON FAtJcHER.J
A SpEcrMeS HuNeARfAN.-In an in,e

A SPECIMEN HUNGARrAN. In an inter.
estiug account, published 10 French, of
the most prominent Hungarian officers.
the following is given of a celebrated
personage bearing the singular name Of
FGRvENr Krss:--
He was wealthy proprietor. owning
twenty three villages. and was a man Of
excessive personal elegance as well as of
chivalric courage. He regularly sent his
linen all the way from Hungary to Paris
to be washed, and was, in similar re-
spects a D'Orsay as we'll as Bayard.
His GOODNESS ia danger was remarkable;
and it is told Of him that one day, within
reach Of an Austrian battery, making an
observation, he ordered his servant to
bring him cup of chocolate. A shot
took it from his hand and killed his horse.
"Clamssy rascaIs, said Kiss. ''they have
destroyed ny breakfast" When taken
out with three others to be shot, lio was
sUperbly dressed The order was given
10 fire, and his companions fell, while he
stood untouched. "You have forgotten
me-" said he in his usual rune of voice.
The corporal Of the platoon stepped up
and fired, and the ball striking him in
the forehead, be fell dead without a strug.
1lo
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-08
WHOLE NO. 1872


Here is a complete bpdy of poilica'
i:iuity-rhe non Intervention doctrine
f all the Presidents asJ administrations
from Washington to Fillmore = embrsc.
ne the embodied sehlimeDt Of the ma
ion from its birth 10 the present day.
A PLAIN ANswER.-M. Leon Faucher
has addIessed the following letter to the
President of the Republic:
Pans, December 8, 1851.
M lE PREsIpENT: II is with astonish.
neRl, mingled with pain. that sec my
name inserted amongst those of the mem:
hers Of an administrative commission
which you have just cohsitdted. | did
a"t think had gyen you the right 10 d.
ne such an injury. The services which
have rendered to you, believing | red.
Tered them TO the country authorized md
perhaps 10 expect from you different re-
'nrn; my character in every instance mer-
tied more roJpect. You know lhat in
my career, already long, hare neither
beIied the principles Of liberty nor my
ievotedness to esder. have never par
tclpated directly or indirectly. in the
violation cf the laws; and on refusing the
mission you confer on me. have only to
remember that which still hold.
Please accept, NJ. 10 President, the
expression of my respect.
LEON FAUCHER.j
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-08

IRIsn Law ANEoDoTs.-1he subjoined
is said to be literal extract Of an afi-
dayi; in the Irish Court of Common
Pleas:
Aud this deponent further sayefh,
that, on arriving at the house of said de-
fendant, situaled in the county of Gal
way, aforesaid, with said writ, he. said
depunent, knocked three several times at
the outer. commonly called the hall door,
but could not obtain admittance; where-
upou this depnnout was proceeding to
knock the fourth time. when man. to-
this deponent unknown, holding in his
hand a musket or bIan6erbuss. loaded
with balls or slugs, as this deponent has
since heard and verify belieVest appear.
ed at one Of the upper windows of said
house, aud presenting said musket or
bluhberbuss at this deponent. said, that
if said deponent did not instantly retire.
he would sepd his. this deponent's, soul
to hi which this deponent verify be-
lieyes he would have done, had not this
deponent precipitately escaped
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-08

GREAT DISCOVERIES OF GOLD NEAR
QUAnTzBUae.-We understand that all
Mariposa county is in state of excite
msnt in consequence Of the recent dis
covery ofan auriierous iiill on Bear Gulch,
about six miles from Quarizburg. that
has already yielded an amount of gold
surprising belief.
1t appears that there were indications
Of quartz vein upon the hill, which at.
tracted several Mexicans to the spot,
who set about opening the ledge, They
continued quietly at work for cofne time,
when it was rumored around that they
were working something richer than
quartz mines.
Small parties of miners repaired 10 the
spot, who found them taking out gold by
the pound Of course the news spread
at once, and general rush was made To
take up claims on aud around the hill.
The soil of this hill, we are iuformedS
consists Of quartz and slais. SO much de-
composed as to crumbs in the hand like
Stacked lime, containing an astonishing
amount Of gold.
Oursinformant. for instance, states that
the few Mexicans who FIRST worked it are
believed to nave takeu out $3.50 900. be-
FIRE the Americans discovered il Sam
pies Of this aurilerous soil are now in the
city. said to contain 90 per cent. of gold.
The gold frequently found connected
with and adhering to decumposed scales
of slate. formation in which we have
seen few accounts off ever before hav-
ling been found is this country. although
very comon in Russia.
The Mexicans have already sunk their
holes in the spot upon which they first
pitched, 10 the depth of twelve feet, and
the yield is getting richer as they descend.
The gold bearing soil is evidently very
deep. Circumstance that leads TO the
belief that the new discoveries are what
are termed cayotte diggings.
The whole hill and in fac. several hills
around are taken up. A ;own of some
three hundred tents ard houses has sprung
up in few days.
The vein or lead vas discovered on the
fourth Of this month, aud there must be
from one 20 three thousand persons on
the ground at this time.
A lump of gold, weighing sixty nins
and half ounces. was taken out OF
Woods Creek last week.
The above is taken from the San Fran
cisco Herald, and the reader most judge
of its correctness. We are inclined 10
be "neutral."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-08

JENNY LlND.-On the Goth ult, Jenny
Lind received the sad intelligence of the
death Of her mother. Her concerts are
consequently abandoned, and she leaves
for Europe in the next steamer.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-08

imonis 6l pure and elevated patriotism
do not display themselves. and under cir
cummanceo ike those which now exist,
IS unworthy 10 be recognized ms an A.
imericun tizen. The contemplate dem.
agogne who would enter into a corrupt
and Illicit scheme for tue purpose Of Sc
curing eupport,as a presidential aspirani,
OF particular body OF factionists in the
Mouth. by tho avowal Of more sympathy
Tor them and their principles than Guy
honest Southern mnn can profess, is not
only unworthy Of the Presidency, but un
nj to act as constable in the mos, ob
scure hole in the Republic.
| believe have given The gentleman a
Rowland for his Oliver, as | promised
HIM ! would do; and / am content with
lhe result Of our most kindly and amica.
bic conference.
~ The Washington correspondent Of
tue Gereland True Democrat, relates the
following incident. 1t is highly honora-
bic to all The parties concerned Mr..
Corcorau is one ofthe most public spirit.
ed, liberal men in the nation:
at may uol be amiss TO relate an in.
cident which happened in this city on ihc
arrival orlhose Hupgsrians who, lhroue h
the muniicence of one Of our rich bank
ers, found comfortable homes in the Great
West.
Major Tochman and his heroic lady
we're anxious TO raise fund for their
benefit, aud laid the matter before one
who has been their constant adviser and
triend-Dr Bailey. He advised visit
to Mr.. Corcorsn, the banker. Major
rochman accordingly paid him visit,
and returned with his couutenance light.
ed with joy.
We'll" says the Doctor, chow much
did you getR" Get" says the Major,
"why he subscribed ONE HUNDRED DoI..
LARS cAsn. Is not that glorious?"
81 don't know about that" responded
the Doctor, "Corcoran is able to give
more, and he must oit. You stay here,
Major, while make a trial"
Of starts the Doctor in his carriage
for the residence ofSecretaTy Corwin, 10
whom hesubmitted the whole matter and
desired Mr.. c. to wait upon tho Banker
who is his warm friend, and try his pow
er Of persuasion upon him.
Mr.. Corwin requested the Doctor tc
wait at his house while be made the ct
fort, and of he started in the Doctors car
riage for Mr.. Corcoron's residence Hav
ling comfortably seated himself in IL,
gorgeousy furnished parlor of the nil
onaire, the subject OF his visit entered
Says Tom:
81 come. Corcoran, to talk with yor
upon serious matter. How long d
you expect to livel'
well, Mr. Secretary, that is snsu
lar question, suppose, how6ver
shall not live over my lime"
mo, suppose not, and now want L
know whether you are going to TAX,
your money with you when you leav
this vale Of tears or are you going /
leave all Tor your heiro 10 fight overt"
"Well, cant take al with me, that
certain, and am not disposed 10 leav
all to my heirs."
."Now, Corcoran, if this is the case
there is chance offered foryouto conGa
lasting benefit on humanity, and com
for the pufDosu uf oivinu vou. an oDnoT
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-08
~ Major Oliver, P. NJ. of Cincinnati,
died last weok.

AMERICAN GcNiUs.-H Harrison Winnns
left Baltimore few years ago poor
boy. but with animproyed mind, acquir.
ed at a county school, with geuins. am
bilinn and enterprise. Ho worked his
way in Europe to the head of the ma
chnists and engineers, and became a
leading contractor on the great railroad
between Moscow and Petersburgh. 400
miles long. He has made over Sl,00o,-
900. On his return to Paris he married
talented, an:iable and beautiful lady,
and win soon build cage for her. in
the shape ofa villa for all kind ofmechan
les. and park ofthree acres beautifully
ornamented, where rich and poor may
feast their eyes on indigenous plants aud
rare exotics, He goes once more to
Russia to I'll contract with tho Empe.
ror on public works by which he win
bring $500, 900 in gold for his mental la.
.bors.- Washington Telegraph.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-08

FAILURE OF A MANUFACTURER, The
Syracuse journal of Saturday announces
the failure of Clark Tjllinghast. of Nor.
risville, Madison county, N. Y. Mr..
Tiilinghast has been large manufacturer
of sleeps grey cloth, one Of the largest
in this country, aud supposed to be one
OF the most wealthy men in that county.
His failure must seriously affect the mar
ket Of wool. He has been large oper-
ator in woodland sheep skins in the Syra
cuse market, paying out from fifty to sixty
thousand dollars yearly.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-08

New YeAR.--Another year has fled
away. Eighteen hundred and fifty one is
numbered with the years beyond the
food. Like adream that is told, we re.
member how it has fied.--Post. g7i1'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-08

KENTUCKY U. S. SENATOR, - The Ken
lucky Legislature on the 3oth ulr, elect
ed on the seventh ballot, Hon. Archibald
Dixon. United States Senator, to Gill tho
vacancy occasioncd by the resignation Of
Hon. Henry Clay.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-08

CuULDNT Guns HIM.-A good story is
told in an eastern paper, Of the treatment
Of drunken husband, 10y his amiable
spouse. Afiertrying various eXpedients,
all to cure drunkenness, she at last be-
thought herself of another plan of max.
ing a reformed lruukari of her lord.
She engaged walchman, for a slipu.
lated reward, to carry Philnnder to the
watch house, while yet in n state of i".
sensbilty. aud to frighlen him little
when recovered, In consequence Of this
arrangement, Philander woke up about
IL o'clock at night, aud found himself ly.
ing on pine bench, in strange and
dim apartment. Raising himself up on
his olbow, he looked around until lis
eyes rested on man seated by stove
smoking a cigar.
Where am II" said Philander.
Ia medical college," said the cigar.
smoker
What doing there2'
Going to be cut upl fs
How meSthatl ..a.~.
why, you died yesterday, while you
were drunk, and we bought your body
to make 'nOtomy,'
It's u Helm not dead
No matter--we bought your carcass
from your wife, who had right to sell
it, for it's all the good she could ever
make ofyou.-lfyou're not dead, that's
no fault of the doctors, aud they'll cut
you up dead or alive '-'-A" -'.'
You will do ii, eh}' asked the old sot
7a Aye. to be sure we will. now. direct
ly," was the resolute answer. .'.,
We'll can you let us have something
to driak befoIe you begin!'
The last speech satisfied the watch
man that Phlander was ahopeless case;
and, as his reward wns contingent on his
Isuccessful treatment OF. the patient, he
was not little chagrined at the results
so, with no gentle handling, he tumbled
the irreformablo inebriate out of the
watch house. '''
Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-26

Asst Denso Cry, IN tns caroEne, patsr, of Boon
10 dsYr; vessel
cierfnesos Lu, Leemzn, Portznd Ihos
Stewart, ksnsssen ia 3tn, s3ds fs-s sc<fssaa
Heps Lcnns, end Brothers. yet st. Jaso i inst bark pD.
BurnasIn Nicaragua bir Zeot. Carton, 81 cr. "a oarx
Mandarin Ccyey Sex-fork brig Palsa BIZ "a CAL do
Cleared Goth. agk Lucy Am, kslsr, Phadegha h
Robson Boston; vi,ra.ius, b. Parker
81 barb Louisa Eaton, sies Portland; tth sfa ecwafi
Rawley New 7fh Lurrefis, Bl Burns do s'i o1ss
Georges. Faes, do. Splendid, Weeks. Phlaacpha
Arr al Hstanxss, i4th INST, snip Cara AnE sea ."
load for Antwerp.
Woodbury. Portland, paTana ooong LOT Boston 90
Cbiesin and Burlington, Wiheb for Sewfork do
rbne ST John. Roobrd for Philadelphia, do Almua, Tar Tor
Asbsrs Burlington vita John Avlies Cnas
H. knight Ieavri, deg bfrs sysna C'owe ior fort
Hale Keyine Perce and VIM Grotton, 6syer Rentr,
Arey and Anicsbuy coaa, ds rcnrs T. j. Munseh avery,
Wind, PeaTs1l for Newiork hf; w r. Pbhp,
Wahon ios Philadspbss, DO. Mayfcver, Allen, disg.
Hayans 18th sipe Sea Dack Porter Tor csonstsdt
soon Puseustuk Webster Hamburg, dg Lone star Boa
tcie for York, Norma Es for DO I'D bark. Apollo
Jnsbsn Tnsie g nean Qneen, Drnmn'ond Tor HarlD1
for EewYcrk, ready Lucinda, Hill, for DO about 25h War
Eafdsn, for do. hs Phenx, co for DO do Mary for-
eBce Tro Meios , Mnias FOR DO do Japoni-
for Philadelphia bngs Copeland, Earteii
from Portland days. 18th Hbeia Green from DO a day
Montague, Durham from key West arr ibh; sshr
>ew0rleans and Others Srs
Zsvea Friend Bahia Honda, 10Th, and sailed 18Th for
Portland.
sailed from inst, barts Catharne, Watts New York
Pierce ssrk
harks Ssarns, Hamburs Florence Wyman ssgaa IA
crsnde. bad for Newiork lrh, bark Aaaeona Purchase
Sierra Mossna bsis Norman. Wilson, do
john ~ b. about sl inst bark Nova sro'an Cora
r.. r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-26
DOSITTVE SALE of 278 valuable LOTS

and Buildings portion thereof to close an
&. e0wN. properly ns', on WDSEsDaY Day
Yofs, ' b 4 J. 'T BLEEcKER Anet0nssr viz:
House aud Lot No. IS Thsmesst: House and Lot NO 10y
s h hSs: an: and Let Ne II .ss M
.stsI VIII the Two Hegsss on a The rear r.. Of s ss
dSs Of West lshss Isl feet west Of 7thav House and
Lot No 1877 East Hstst and the adjoining House ana Los
e aH Between sA sSs sS G Carriage Factory
and Lots the east rde OF Sdav between 4sla ana
5thsa Carriage Factory and 10 Lots on the east SIDE
OF Sday between 5th and 5lst-sts Lots ON the east
sde Of Sd-sv, between SD and 5sdss; Lots on the
east side Of Sdsv, between SD and 5ihsts lots on
s he s ss Ss 81 sw Ssh III and h
the side Of Sdsv between osh and 5hsts Lots on
The YES: s e. 3d. between ST. an: md
on the vest dde of Sdsv between a2d and House
and Lots the side Of dsy between SD and 9TH
s.ts Lots on the west s:ae Of between sth ard
56hsts House Shed and Lots on the west SIDE OF Sdsy
ssss .iSe 81 Lssin.tensv between sh and Sis ss;
sLos on the east aide Of asv between SD and 5;thtA
Sh and s5thss lots on the side Of 2dav- between
ssh and 5s,hss; Lot south side OF ooth,s, between
and Sd-sys; Houses and % Lots 5Ist and ss, be-
tween I'd and Savs ~ Lots SD and SOS between "a
and sdays 3 Lot: on sah and 18th s between q sno
Lots sth and 5,thss, between I'd and 50 avs Lots
the north sde Of 5s between lst and ID Cottage
nxonsvs; Cottage and Lots north side OF 4sns Do
Sd and Lexington Lots south side OF 5os
between Sd and Houses ana Lots on north
ode Of 50ths, between Sd apd Lexngonavs; Lots on
south aide Of 5Ists between Sd and stable
and Lot on north side of 5ls.s between sd and Lexington
avs; and Lot on south side of 90 st., between ID and Lex
ingtou-ays - .,,
Also Lots In williamsburg to wit Lot on IVES, side
of rsham-sy between Wyckoa and Stsgg-sts; Lots on
south side Of Wyckoas- between Grsham.sv and Even.
It.; and Lots the eastsry side Of North sth 100 feel
south Of 5th-st
And Also the undivided half part Of scersin piece OF salt
Meadow 10 Westchester County on Harlem River nes
Kngshrdse In front of the land formerly belonging to jacob
VermyeS I'd containing six acres or tliereabout -,
The sale win II o'clock, no, en- me oln 2,
Nav 1852 and will be continued on subsequent day
necessary, until the whole property be sold
Lthoeaphic maps of the premises VIII oe ready oy 'ns
The terms will be liberal and viii be announced az me
sale.-Dsted May 9Th, 1852 HEINZ !, nh nI,ry
MURRAY HOFFMAN Referee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-26
SOLDIERS CLAIMS collected and
~ LAND WARRANTS purchased By
p T. BBrfs No SC Wsll-t.
THE BRUINS WICK CANAL ane

u nSiLnOhD OF GEOAJtA. otter Tor
sale. through DRAPER their Seven per CEN, Mortsars
Bends for <2 eco reilrhisabe AZ their on a No ~
Br adway shs LIST May, 1851.
These Bonds for 81 oog each with coupons attached for
eesh SIS psyabe st May End LIST Now az their said Office
They secured by ths tzf ard only ncrfga.e en- ter
property 10 d. Rando Martin President Of ls Oce4n
tsrs, Trustee with other inserted ease OF de-
mise.
The Brunswick Canal and Railroad copsuv WIS chartered
BY the State OF Georgia IN 1854 which cart-r was wed
IN 1851 with perpetual privileges OF liberal char cr The
SAFE has subscribed and paid $3.50 the SING and he
Coupsny have expended csaial OF Sfoeo on the Canal
which All bat hnlsnec and tie proceeds Of lie ,pss are
and Of the bains the two iccks one al Each
terminus Of the Ca1aL They VIII requirs no rre noney q
fulfill al their engagements f0f psrcna their works sh
are scse progress and Tie Car will be oDeued for tr.
&c on ihs LIST Octobcr next
Tie Brunswick Canal is 2 miles long aud 81 feet wide ana
exfsnds o the great ser Of eorg tie AI,.ussa 70 ts
safe and eoro1ocs ocean hsrlos OF brunswick where
FED BY tide water.
The Altanaha and sforks the ocmulx.s and t, Ccaes
With their tributaries sforI "A inland st-ar
boat navigation Of zee nils 20 Nzcor WiIieS.a-
vile. and ali the great central region OF Geor
ga Immense quantities. Of ths sape and Of RE vzst SUD-
plies Of excellent pine lumber Which cover pou Of lie
free to Atiaotc by the tss wch o5sfcf he
mouth Of the AlxmAhs, in common nth al lie zrsas South
rivers More than century ts s.escirv Of General
C2ethoTpe led him u tx Bsunswick a sar 10 bscoe
the most porznt SEAPORT Of this infaat colonv IA d
cut The town. the British Parliament appored the ,cecsson
sad recently General Goser1nans sysys Zoe shc
reports OF Captains Stoekon Shebun. Czxfun snd ot-rz
Atlantic barber for large Ships south Of virginia The H.r
Dor 4 andckea and affords the best snrhozxs sor xa;rs
close the wAes Of the The snsrAp,s Is sbot
ps vide between the Islands Of S. s;nCz Jekyl md
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-26

Sealed proposals for the above bonds in such number as
applicants may desire viii be received until Tuesday the
frs day OF June next o'clock NJ, at the office OF u
d. ASHLEY No. Al Safest, Boston, or at the office Oh
Messrs JOHN A. UNDERWOOD SON, No. " mer-
chants Exchange, New-York
TERMs-Fieen per In cash. notice OF acceptance
of bios balance four equal monthly payments Interest
between The bonds and be adjusted when the
bonds are delivered Purchasers will be allowed to antic
pate payments in whole part and after the first pay
pot less tran one fourth part monthly by bal
snce due on them which win DO deemed complanee with
the conditions of sale. Notes Of the Company viii be re-
ceiyed in rayment deducting interest at six per cent
snnutn.
Copies Of the last report with maps copies OF mortgage
&c may be obtained on application as above. or to
GEORGE MINOT Treasurer. Concord, N. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-26

Hsy 80 Is mis- = T. q Mon.auA, bsrs Tara, TN Boston for
Nay ~ lat g. lon &C Is pss-d, barb aesdan Boston Sf
Nav n. lat y a ta "a So s,s Toroo, Of ar3 I'm Sew Yc
for Cdh1
sor liverpool
Nsy Is Of csrsr Rec csoea-. d se~oriesas
cr Drcn;he. IN. Norsay.
lzn&.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-26
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. MAY Is.


e>eansA1 u Dorado, Mitchell Aspiswa. n. o. Roberts
Jameson San Ffsncsco, Jas Smith Sons
e>ssS Boy1 Merritt Havana master Andrew fose hcoeTon
NssDee ID. Os6es; Srdons. Bnsss f1vetsce
n o., Hoiosr fR,.) cori-h, londonderry, d. Ogden; Wm
SssSet<S Conway, Baltimore, Bossr kn<~land
nnsks-f<tes DemI Hoey, Savannah. DemIll Co Done,
Sna Reeerson Teste Faneks ne;ncke Potomac, Ihomp
-. Cisafseoss, Chasf<lain & YoBven
1sss-Em~sa Giraffe Trinidad Cuba. J. w. Elwell Col
npocuAton, (Br) Mu,ter Antigua eager Coz He'dins
- MaIer Bncnos Ayres Schmidt bahen Ju
- Houton. DpLren Dsn~n. j. w .Eiwe1 Co.; A. H. Wsss,
Woestss, WiIningoa, y. g, Rivera Baldwin -
Srrore West Bridgeport, Danham Dmon; p.
Led smith. Baltimore. MAILER Lord Arctic Brl Barnss
1vu,6~rhnd Kelly, smihers Mckay L. b. smith, Suites
nrtaon G., Potter Star. Nieksrsen, Phladelphis
. W. McKee, j. L. Handed Banks, Philadelphia, Jas Hand;
Louisa Chsss Boston w. Lewis Aeolus Br stbbs Kingston
- Underwood
sIsopp-Thomss Ifnn Wilson, Providence.
Ysopeitr yuLsn, Hand, Philadelphia. W. II. Thompson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-26
,. C9lfoS, Aassioneer
HATALOGUESALEofFURNIT

~ PIER GLASSES, CARPETS. &es-F. COTTON
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