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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-24

was recalled. and subjected to Court Martial.
There. he was honorabIy acquitted.
His achievements in Mexico. which have
given hima European reputation. and extorted
emphatic recommendations from the highest liv-
Ing military authority 1.-THE Dixie of Yelling
',n.) are TOO recent to require notice now
Those brilliant deeds. accomplished in spite o!
,he efforts Of his own Government to thwart
him. and in the face Of fearful odds. are still
| rres, ia the minds Of the American people
| ;3.ii this is to be military canvass, and they
| III hear repetition. The Demncrafshnve Pu,
General on the course. The Wings have an
other. The rreponderance Of glorious deeds
will decide the issue.
.I.et the waichwords Of the great Conserve.
live Wing Party Of the Uni"n. lie "Conci'ia-
tim and Compromise-ere, y thing FIR tbs caxse
AID aothingfor mes"-and we march to assur-
ed Triumph We have leader. whose habit
tits to lead his followers to victory. He is The
conquering hero Of three wars and tea pitched
battles and throughout his adventurous and
daring cnrccr, was never sted except IN a
single sk;r.nsh. when some Northern militia,
who bad been relied on, fPerhsps General
rerce's New Hampshire Patrio,s,) refused on
| constitutional grounds, to cross the Niagara to
the assistance oil their countrymen. overpowcr-
ed by numbers. Victory is his by prescription.
We have read the DEGREES Of fate in the coun-
tcnance Of our Democratic friends for more
than two months. Tic shudder, with which
the name Of Scott new failed to inspire them.
has been to US an infalIirlc aagury of the fu-
tore. They rrtr thar ccous three wars ana
ten pitched battles mustoatweigh Pierce's four
tumbes from horseback, The scowls on their
coun,cnance were the shadows cast before by
| coming events.
.'(;en. Scoti.n the darkest hours Of Wing for
tunes, was ever true and devoted Wing
lie never for one moment thought OF despair;
confding in the virtue Of the people. he s'i,nu-
lated the desponJing and encouraged the bold
He now stands before the country rs the re-
preventative Of that great party. He has plan
ted himself upon its principle. Heha. signi-
fed his entire concurrence in that broad Plat
form hich guarantees the rights OF every sec
ton and the happiness and security Of the
whole. His election as TIE exponent of U nion
sentiments, and as the sworn foe of all section
a! agitation. will put end to Gnaticism and
restore to every portion Of our wide spread
country the kindly feelings Of brotherhood and
peace. He. more ,hrn any man living. can a.
chcve these vast roeults. Bred under the AL.
spicious oi Jefferson. Madison and Monroe
ha, ing trunk deeply of their fervid love oflh-
crty ard Union. he more nearly thnn any man.
now upn" the public stage approaches those
great patriots who founded and fashioned our in
ha-l Republic. Heis the iJolo those great
States at the North and the West, where Sec
tic,ui spirit has been indulged being South
I'm man by birth. a Northern man by residence
and Union man by sentiment, his grea' moral
influence will still forever the bitter waters Of
sccional controversyi'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-24
Thc Wythevssic TelerrnDh.

We have received tie first number Of new
Wing paper with the Glove name. published
and edited by Messrs. Terry & VIM. at
Wy,bcville. The Telegraph is beautifully
printed upon fine paper. ard evinces talent and
education in its conductors. The Wings Of
that section have greatly needed an organ. and
we do not doubt they will give liberal sup.
port to one that promises to be so able cham
pion of the party. The Telcs rnph is publish
cd weekly at two dollars per annum.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-24
The Whlg Convention.

We make no apology for the space occu-
ped in this lumber with the proceedings Of
the National Convention. We could not Ina We
it Otherwise IL we would. Our whig friends
will Of course read the entire account. The
resolutions of the Convention will no, fail to
attract their attention and to command their
hear,iesi approval. Our limits do not allow US
to speak Of them a. present. but ~e shall have
enough 10 say before "the battles lost and
won"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-24

A VALUABLE BANK BnL-What would be-
the sensation Of an individual accustomed To
nanonng one dollar relief notes, to receive q
"sns o'ii fog one million sterling! The hank
q England It appear. issued four notrs of that
denomination. ard after these four we're en-.
grsveo' inc nisfes were destroyed. OF thes..
impressions the Rothschilds have one, the l,,,,
Mr.. Cousts had another the bank of England
the third, and Mr.. Samuel Rogers, the poet and
banker. now dccorsfcs his psrlor with the
fourth. suspended in q gold framc--Phi'adel-
pku Le9rer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-24

We understand that ridiculous report is
circulating in the country that the Cholera has
madeits appearance in Lynchburg. Tits alto
gcther destitute of truth.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-24

We have on hand and will publish in our
next, long, able and raking review Of the mill.
tary career of Gen. Pierce-"showing how he
fell before one action, tainted in another, and
didn't get into third. besides performing 9th.
er wonderful ieats"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-24

Ssc11Yll Travellers please N0tis
ST VA isprsi.ss lrli.Es, Dqs5s .saa.s,
ss4a-i-.-A ~ sea, ctrnrt Bag pnd 5 itls, n
vs'7e'!i = re;-'ras ..s supply ,ast ",.yss., ~.
them really ,~utif OF
r 1917 SLAPtkl
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1 RICH NO. DEMOCRATIC REVIEW

IA w. RANDOLPH has for sale, May 81
Byrne's Practical Model Calculator, in 12 nos
25 cents Same, bound, 50 80
The Family Encyclopedia of Useful knowledge
and General Literature, containing about 900 ar.
tices upon scientific and popular subjects designed
for instruction and amusement, by j Blake. D D,
author Of biographical dictionary, 9Th edition, a
large octave book with $50 pages-S3 so
Elwood's Grain Tables, showing the value of
bushels and pounds of different kinds of grain, cal
cuated in federal me ney, arranged to exhibit
upon single page the value at given price, from
2 cents to So per bushel, of any quantity from L
pound to 10000 bushels, with other convenient and
useful tables connected with produce transactions
81
Treatise ON Box of instruments and the Slide
Rule for the use of Gaugers, Engineers, Sea-
men and Students, by T Kentish-s1
A Treatise on Paper Hanging, in which the prac
teal operations of the trade are systematically laid
down, with directions for paneling, oruamenting
rooms, &c, by JArrowsmith-75 cents
April No Democratic Review-25 cents
Smolletts Roderick Random. new edition. with
illustrations by Cruikshank-50 cents
Hunting the Romantic, or the Adventures of a
Novel Reader, from La Chasee au Roman of Jules
Sandeau-50 cents INV 81
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DISTRESSING ACADEMIA dispatch dated
Concord, N. H., June l, says that whilst Mrs.
Bartlett, Miss Thresher and ten other ladies
were sailing in a small boat, On Saturday last
on Suncook river, the boat accidentally upset,
and four of the party found watery grave
This accident has caused great distress. The
ladies were all well known and highly respec.
tad
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YELLING eff AT COST FOR CASH

HELLING OFF AT COST FOR CASH.
~ The subscribers, intending to make a change
IN their business, offer their entire stock of DRY
GOODS at cost for cash, and respectfully AJAX ali
persons wishing TO purchase to give us call before
purchasing elsewhere, as we feel confident that
better assortment of Dry Goods or one selected
with more care, wss never offered at cost in this
market Our stock consists OF the latest and most
approved styles. Determined to close, we assure
tne public there is no humbug in this advertise
ment. Do not forget to call at 2O3 Broad Street
between 4th and 9Th streets
my 27-2m L. A. RoSv
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New ORLEANS, May 31st.-The ship Ten
nessee, from this port for Havre, arrived YES
terday and reports that in the Gulf stream, on
Friday night, she came in collision with the
barque Paramount, from Cientuegos, for Phil
adelphia, and sunk her in few minutes. The
first mate and one seaman were saved-the re-
mainder, consisting of the captain, a lady pas.
senger, and seamen persisted. The night
was dark. with high wind, and she was un.
able 10 render any assistance. The Tennes
see is much injured.
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NEW YORK MARKETS lime 9

NEW YORK MARKETS, June 2.
CoTToN.-Sales of 800 bales. The market
is unsettled, and it is impossible to make quo
tations. FLoUR-Sales of ID 600 bills. State
brands at $4.l2 to $4.25; Southern s4.3l TO
$3.50. CoRN.-Sales of $4,000 bushels mixed
at SO to 81 cts: yellow, 624 cts.
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nkY GOODS AT COsT.-The .ab.criSer,

nkY GOODS AT COST.-The subscrihere
- who have sill on hand great variety Of de-
sirable Summer Goods--
Plain and checked Cambrics
Swiss and Null MusIins
English and American colored Cambrics
l.. e. and Cotton Hdkfs
Green and blue Barege
Mems and Womens' Paris Kid Gloves
Irish Linens and Diapers
Brown Hollands and Silesas
Fancy Csssimeres and vestings
Plain, figured Satin Vests
silk and Mohsir Serges
Fancy and Linen Drillings
together with a large assortment of Staple Goods.
which they offer al, and below cost, for cash or
approved negotiable notes at months
THOS & CHARLES ELLIS e. CO,
my 2S-6t LOG Main street
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WASHINGTON, June 2.-Neither Houses O
Congress was in session to-day.
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BALTIMORE MARK

BALTIMORE MARKETS, June 2.
Sales of $50 bbls. FLOUR at $4,12; 400 at
$4,lS; and 1000 at $4,25. Red WHEAT. 95 to
SO cts; white 81 90 to l,02. White Corn, IS
to 81 cts yellow. SO cents.
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ICORICE.-Il3 cases J c. a. Co.'S Licorice,
Ii superior order and quality; 25 cases Ynurria
Licorce, Superior order and quality; 81 cases stick
Licorice. Lsbonia, 50 cases do do, Barrscco; 80
cases do do, F. G., in store and for sale by
jei BACON e. BASKERVILLE.
NOT1CE.-This is TO inform the public that |
~ am manufacturing Tobacco solely on my indi.
yidud account. WIN JACKSON CLARKE.
je ST.
I OST-On 7th street, between FraukIin aad
II Grace. or on Grace, above 7th, Gold CROSS
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving IL
at this once jel-3ft
NJ 3. RUM, felron's Nsnaiacfure-Apv5s
LNs Broadly, Gin and Old Whiskey, for aale 81
je2 John n. CLAIBORNE
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Democratic National Convention.
BALTIMORE. June


BALTIMORE, June 2.
The Convention met this morning, pursuant
to adjournment. Several resolutions, approv-
ing the Compromise measures, were read and
ordered to be printed.
The committee on credentials announced.
through their chairman, that they were not
ready to report.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
On the re assembling Of the Convention this
afternoon, the committee on credentials an
nounced that they were not ready to report
They were still discussing the contested seats
of the Georgia delegation. A resolution pro-
posing to lay down a platform of principles
before making nomination, caused a warm
debate, in which Mr.. Wise was the principal
speaker in favor, and Mr.. Soule against. This
resolution was finally laid on the table.
The committee on credentials made their re.
port. majority were against Mr.. Rantouls
holding seat, and minority submitted a re-
port in his favor; while both recommended that
the two delegations from Georgia should retain
seats on the floor, and cast their votes as in
structed by the State Convention. The Con-
vention then adjourned to o'clock, P. M.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


M GEORGE J. sU1INKR.
STORE FOR RENT AT AUC.
IION-0n TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the
tn INST, q o'clock, viii be rented It public aue.
aoo, e the highest bidder. the Store on Main
iafeiy occupied by William r Michel q
- shop, opposite the Banks. until the 1st day
- aetnoer next By order Of the Trustees
= GEO :. SUMNER. Apct.
JAMES m. TAILOR,
TTUeTTFFEE's SALE or REAL Es.
trust dseds ers, virtue Of the provisions of two
20 tne Undersigned trustee one d.sa ~ .sosa c
cay OF october 1851, and the other The S., ~. III -
the Husus. a and duly a9 recorded d the Office Of
at the request of the henefcis,;es Ssnmond snd
offered foi sale at public auction on The ma pc
on TUESDAY, the 9Th day of lime ~ .'a.ses,
O'clock NJ, If fair and If not, on the ne., e s.;s
oay' .nat or parcel OF ground lying at the COR
ner OF Grace and 18th streets, in the city of R;h
mond, with two brick tenements and one fr.res
tenement thereon, fronting about 49, feet on Iash
street. and running back 122 12 feet to an alley 30
feet wide.
TERMS OF SALE One fourth cash, balance in
three instruments at 6, l2 and lS months with in.
terest added, for negotiable notes, secured by a
trust deed.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Trustee.
Eg wing please copy. my 2S-l0t
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAIN.
~ ADLE LIZ 10 AMI DWELLING HOUSE ON
LEIGH STREET. IN CITY OF RICHMOND i'm
pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court of
Chancery Tor Henrico County, made on the 9th
day OF March 1882 in a suit pending therein s.yled
Hayes Us. Hayes, &c" shall, as the Commission.
er therein named, offer for sale on the premises AT
public auction. on Tuesday, the 5th day Of
June next, if fair, and if not on the next fair oav
commencing at o'clock NJ, those two half acre
lots OF ground, with the brick dwelling house
thereon now occupied by Peter D. b rnard, living
ON the North side of Leigh, between 9Th and 9th
streets, and opposite to the residence of Thomas
w. McCance.
Also, the lot of ground at the corner of 9th and
Leigh streets and on the South side of Leigh, ad.
Joining the residence of Thomas w. McCance. front.
ing about 80 feet on Leigh street, and running back
an acre in depth
The above property will be laid off into lots to
sun purchasers, and from its convenience and re.
urement OF location, is believed to be highly eli.
gible for building lots. o'-
Immediately after the sale of the above lots will
De offered for sale, under the same decree. acres
OF land on the Meadow Bridge Road, adjoining the
farm OF Adolph Dill, and within his enclosure-
TERMS OF SALE-One.third cash balance in
two equal ins;alments, at and IL months. with
interest added, for endorsed negotiable notes. and
ntle retained until conveyance Ia directed by the
Court.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Com.
wing, copy my 25-3tawtds
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TO THE LADIES.-COLORED
80 CATERS AT REDUCED PRICES
the subscriber is offering McCurdys best colored
Caters at the reduced price OF % per pair Amongst
the assoc tment may be found all the fashionable CO.
lors mcCurdys Caters, it is useless to say are of
the first quality. P. TINSLEY,
lie l-at No. 23S Broad street
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AMUSEMENTs
AnsA10M, An O11T6T m
ARRANGED BY WoODBUaf.
Cenascted ~ 3. 3. esev..~
.1Mll 40 30 performed By Professors nd Am.
0Gb the First Presbyserian Grew ~ nc.,s, =
- Church for the Benefit Of the condrcsor
Me- NJ :. 3. STEVENS, next Thursday Might Il 4
Absalsm, an 0raterio in 5 Parts.
LAVA. -----..--..-.... King of Israel
Aoealom,. His Son
Jacob. Chief General Of the Royal Army.
Messenger. -
Ma.ah David's Daughter.
People, Travellers Priests, Warriors, &c.
rrice OF admission SO cents
llckss 10 De had at the Book Stores and at the
ooor aiso' Text Books to be had at the doors
NO" G erdM EVERY NIGHT, AT THE
D. EACHANGE CONCERT HALL.
RAfNE'S celebrated series of Gigantic panora.
II mas, entitled '-oi q
VOYAGE TO EUROPE.
LnNb0N, lae crystal Palace of the Worlds Fair
MEL, brilliantly Illuminated, and the beautiful
RIVER RHINE.
E An exhibition on Wednesday and SAT-.
"raay a Adllernoon, at o'clock.
- r. A9'AoH 30 cents; children Is cents
~ Doors open at Z; Panorama to commence
:--e..-s 9. o.ocK. my 26-ts
SHIPP'S POEMS.-The Progress on Eree.
so cents 'pp-ciotn'
Mlllers Principles of Surgery, a new edition
much enlarged and improved
Wiiburn, Romance of the Old Douinion-
cents 50
Smollett's Roderick Random, Illustrations nv
Cruikshank-50 cents.
Hunting the Romantic or the Adventures of q
Novel Reader, by Jules Sande au--50 cents.
Received this day and for sale by
je1 GEO. M. WEST BROTHER
TNHE HUGUENOT SPRING S.-Tbis
agreeable retreat is this day opered to visitors
They are located about IL miles above Richmond
not far from the Manakin Town ferry, in Powhatan
county. The regular route from Richmond is by
the Danvile Railroad, to Robious Depot on the
river road, thence by regular daily line of omni.
buses to the Springs. Fare through, 81. Board
by the cay, 81 90; by the week, 90; by the month,
S2S children under - years of age, and servants
half price. Horses so cents per day. Single meals
and lodging each So cents.
The table will be furnished with everything in
season, and the musical Band, bathing, and amuse.
ments of the ballroom and bowling alley will be
regularly kept up during the season. The sub.
scriber resides at the place, and will make every
effort to secure the comfort and pleasure of his
guests.
Charles A. McEvoy, Esq, well known as a skill.
full professor of his art, will give instructions in
dancing at the Springs during the season.
je I-d5tclt* R. w ROYSTER.
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EMOVAL.-Mrs. b. kOSENFELD respect
IL fully informs her friends and customers tnat
she has REMOVED her old stand at the corner of
New Market to the corner of Sixth and Broad
Streets
her, at her old stand since the death of her hus-
band. she solicits continuance of the same, at
her new stand,
Corner of Sixth and Broad Sts.,
je 2-lms Corner below Mr. Courtney.
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SHERWOOD AT AUCTION.-Having in
~ view larger estate, shall sell at auction on
the premises, at 10 O'Clock, on THURSDAY, the
10th day OF June, my Sherwood plantation of 225
acres, situated four miles east of Richmond on the
Williamsburg road Should that day be too lnclem-
ent for the SALE the first fair day thereafter will be
sale day.
The improv ements, which are of the first order,
very much enhance the value of this productive
farm. There being about l25 acres of heavily tim
bered land, enough wood might be sold to pay fifty
L. B STARKE.
ToLER & Cook AuctiOneers. my l9-tds
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BY John Il. ID. PAYNE, salesman.

BY JOHN Il. ID. PAYNE, Salesman.
I ARGE DRUG ESTA AT
II AUCTION, consisting of the usual variety of
Medicines, Paints, Dyestufis, Perfumery, Soap,
Glass Jars, &c. &c.
By virtue of deed of trust, executed to the sub.
sctiber by HUGH Mcnamara, bearing date the
- day of -, 1882, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of the Hastings Court, of the city of
Richmond, for certain purposes therein mentioned,
will be sold on W ednesday, the Goth day Of May,
at 10 O'Clock, at the store OF the said Hugh Nc.
Namara, on Broad street. all the Medicines Paints,
Dyestuffs, Perfumery, Soaps Glass Jars, Show
Cases Store fixtures, &c. &C., pertaining to said
establishment.
TERMS OF SALE-For all sums under $50, cash
over that amount credit of months win be given,
secured by negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed
my Is JOHN r. d. PAYNE. Trustee.
EY The above sale is postponed until Wednes.
day, the 10Th day of June. The Trustee is fully
authorised to make private disposition OF the
above establishment on very reasonable terms, and
great sacrifice. Purchasers are invited to make
early application until dey of sale, either to the
trustee or to Mr. H. B. Dickinson.
my 24-dtds X. ID PAYNE, Trustee.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ASIA.
-Four Days Later from Europe.

New YoRK. June 2.
The Asia has arrived with Liverpool dates
to May nd.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
CoTTos.-Sales of the week SO, 900 aIes, OF
which $4,000 were for export and % 900 for
speculation. Hollingshead's Giro ular saws all
descriptions OF cotton have declined nearly Id.
The market closed steady.
FLorR.-Western Canal steady at Dos. Ohio
| 2ls.
CoRN.-Yellow 30s; white 29s. Sd.
CoSsoLs.-Consols held at 99;.
kfcE.-Quiet and prices unchanged.
SUeAR.-Market buoyant. and held nj high.
er rates.
RosIS-Common qualities S. to SIS I0d.
ENGLAND.
The Disabilities Bill had been repealed in
| the House Of Commons. Lord Palmerston
called the attention of Parliament to the danger
threatening the constitutional government in
Spain.
The steamers Franklin and City of Glasgow
had arrived.
OdiiiOn bafrott, ana DINER distinguished per-
sons, had refused to take the oath of allegiance
Three hundred more political prisoners had
been tran sported.
Baron Rothschild had taken the new Aus.
TRAN loan Of twenty-five million forms.
Arrival of the Northern Light-L alter
from California.
New YORK, June 2.
The steamship Northern Light, with San
| Francisco dates 10 May 6, arrived to-day. The
| steamer Columbia left San Francisco on the
9th, with nearly two million dollars in gold on
board!
Both branches of the Legislature had passed
joint resolutions in favor of the COMPROMISE
| measures.
The whites had an engagement with the In.
| dams near Shasta, and about $50 of the latter
| were massacred.
Serious difficulties had arisen between the
Americans and Chinese in Sacramento. Large
numbers of Chinese had been expelled from the
mines.
The intelligence from the mines was fayora-
BILE, and business Of all kinds brisk.
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BY TOLER & COOK.

E'hOS4 SALE OF Valuable PRO.
l. PERTY.-By virtue of deed of trust exc.
cuted to me by Valentine Hecker and wife, dated
the 2sth day Of January, 1882 and recorded in the
Clerks Office If Henrico County the 29th day of
the same month, shall, On Monday, the 18th day
OF June, 1852, at the hour of o'clock in the even.
ing, procsed to sell at public auction to the highest
bidder part OF the property conveyed by said Decd
as follows, to wit the House and Lot on Broad
street, in the city of Richmond, known as Brack-
etts Tave IN and on the 18th day of June, 1852,
at the same hour. shall proceed to sell two brick
Tenements and two frame Tenements, with three
and half acres of land thereunro attached, at
Rockets, partly in the county of Henrico and part
ly in the city of Richmond
Upon the Brackets Tavern there is lien for
three thousand six hundred and fifty dollars, in ia
vor OF G. w. Toler, payable on the 23rd day of DC.
tober, 1852.
The terms of the sale will be, for the Rockets
property onethrd cash, and the residue on credit
OF twelve and eighteen months with interest from
the day of sale. For the Brackettss Tavern proper.
ty one.third cash the sum of three thousand six
hundred and fifty dollars payable on the 23rd day
of October, 1852, and the residue eighteen months
from the day of sale, with interest from that day.
Negotiable notes will be required from the pur.
chasers tor the credit instruments and deeds of
trust upon the property seld to secure the payment
of said instruments. The trustee will only convey
such title as is in him. The sale to be conducted by
ToLER e. Cook.
ie 2-tda q A. MYERS Tr,s,aa
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ksa~ MORE NEW BONNETs, EDu
KA1 &c.-Just received per Roanoke, la ~
- dies and Misses Bonnets, OF the new YES
@est Styles also, Ribbons. Flowers -
futed Innings straw, Swiss and Lace. Those that
are wanting can now be supplied at
MRS SWORDS
Fashionable Millinery Establishment,
No. Ops Broad street
N. B.-Dress Goods selling off at very reduced
prices. je1
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NODD'S BACON.-Todd's superior Family
i Bacon, Hog Round for sale by
ieI CHARLES L. WORKMAN e. CO