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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

~ Eleventh wnrd-FILLMoRE, THE CON-
S1ITUTION THE LAWS.
IinOw Norh. South no East no West no'hn' Su; my
preierence that Mla'd Fillmore has ID
n.r-d The Executive Government with signal and sb
He has been tired an! found raw, r.IrnIsI and nSsI
wbis ofhe xIth wari who love their country viii be
sa,y al the Polls on THURSDAY MORNING. at the
Church 4th-st Avenue D. from to o'clock, and
LEWIS Dop. SAMUEL P. PATTERSON,
'''''' V THOMAS NJ. LYON.
rg- Twelfth Ward.-By order of the xIIth Ward
Wing Committee, election will be held at the house OF
DAY May 49, between the hours of and A. NJ, for the
purpose Of eleeng five Dessae: to meet in District Con-
J. JONES Secretary.
rv-Thirteenth ward.-The Wing Electors Of the
20 ''n on arr TT GasDAY May IS the hour.
Sand NJ for the purpose of sleens by ballot Dss
Convention By order Of the Ward Comm nit
AUGUSTUS MORAND, Chairman
Tci 3 GGu.D Secretaries.
The polls will be open from 6 to g. AM
~ Fourteenth ward.aPursnsnt to the call q tho
Ward viii meet at the Broadway House on THURSDAY
18th May inst from to o'clock to elect Del
select Delegate the Wing National Convention at Bal
tmere in June nominate President and Vice
''''''' ~ " '''' FRANCIS DEGEZ, Chairman
BENZ. W. RICHARDS, Secretary
~ Fifteenth Ward.-In pursuance of the recon-
nendatop Of the Wing General Committee, the Wing
Electors Of the XVIII Ward hereby notified that pri
msry election will be held Constitution Hall No. $50
Broadway, TffIRSDAYhe 18th inst, to elect five Dele
represent the Ward in the Sixth Congress onal Dis
trc Convention The poll viii be opened at and close
sOolock A. NJ By order 81 the Ward G1%tes Oh,
GEORGE w. DrLKs, secy.
Y Seventeenth Ward.-The Democratic Wing
Electors of the XVlthe Ward hereby notified that
Election will held the Henry Clay House. of
Avenue and 1stst, THURSDAY, the 18th day of May
the hours Of and A. M for the purpose OF
eecting five Delegates the With Congressional District
ConveI on which Convention will choose Delegate TO the
Baltimore Convention, TO nominate Wing Candidates for
President and President of the United States the
10th Of June next. BY order: NV
EDWARD PHILIPS, Chairman Ward Com.
G e. 3; MIIsi MINOR, Secretaries.
ry Eighteenth Ward.-The Democratic Wing
Electors of the Eighteenth Ward requested TO assemble
AT the Earl House 6tlav cor 23d-st r. URSDAY next,
from A. NJ 18th inst TO select FIVE Delegates to meet
in Convention select Delegate the With
District in the National Con Ba
more, the 10th of BY order OF the Ward Com
mittee. EDWARD b. BUSH, Cnaufnan
&E. ] Pf p1S,s secretarea
ry-Niueteentb Ward.-The DEMOCRATIC WING
= house 9Th av, 48thst, on THURSDAY MORN
ING May 49, 1852 the OF electng i've Delegates
to the With Congressional District Convention Ito
choose Delegate the Baltimore Convention SAID Dele
April l5 NJ Polls to remain open from to o'clock
A. NJ BY order Of the Ward Committee.
" JAMES BOwLEY, Chairman.
WILLIAM ALLEN, Secretary, pro tenn
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to Third Ward.-ln pursuance of order of the
Whs General Committee an Election will he held No
IS Wsrrenst, ON THURSDAY MORNING. May Is, from
to O'clock for the purpose of choosing five Delegates to
meet ia CONGRESSIONAL Convention choose Delegate TO
represent the lid Congressional District in the Wing Ma
tonal Convention ct Baltimore.
BY order JAS. Z. WOOD, Chairman pro TEN.
G ~" w 3U p.,.ss Secretaries
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Uyo PHYSICIANS and DRUGGISTS.

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n Second Peoples Building Associatien.-
Tie regular monthly meeting win DO held on WEDNES-
OF s5hst aud shay. Members viii please cal q the ONCE
No 2 shsy- Previously and pay their dues Persons IN
ndins to JOIN nslted do early, the entry fee
must shortly be raised OLIVER III. LEE, President
ABM. MCBRIDE, vice-PreSt
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nant employment.

As BooK-KEEPER or Salesman by
IA young Man, with collegiate education and practical
qualifications Can give the best Of reference Address box
No. 294l NewYork.
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\ good plain Cook, by {. steady Woman,
IA good Washer and Ironer cleany in her hsbts
GOD city reference given Address j. T., store No. l07
Avenue A
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AS Cook, Washer and Ironer, by Prot
IA estsnt Girl. IL an excellent washer and ironer
Apply ct No. Is ST. Geosgespses lcths. near stav first
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u Piano.Forfe and House-Furnishing Nh.
funl Loan observation-disclosures success. The
FIRST monthly meeting Of this Society took place on Friday
evening ast, at the Apollo Rooms Several shares were
awuded-nore than were anticipated The popularity Of
this established and its advantages 70 the
public beyond doubt The subscription List open,
and ladies and gentlemen intending become merbsrA had
better delay putting down their prospec1s
may be had grnts and every information procured at thA
ofce In the b0okkore Of Adrianee Sherman Co. No3
Aston House. A. II. JOCELYN, Treasurer.
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e. Fifth Werd.-Pmsuant to resolution OF the
Democratic Wing General Committee, there Will be an
Injection held at the Marion House. No. l4 West Broadway
on THURSDAY, the lSth from TO O'Clock A. M to
choose fv, Delegates represen the Ward in Convention
70 choose a Delicate to tbs baltimore g nventon
THOMAS f. SMITH, Chairman.
T wn.Is' n "a TsSS'rF' Secretaries.
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rRr Fourth Ward Primary EIcction.-In &C

q Fourth Ward Primary EIect0n.Einr &c
mtee the Wings Of the Nth Ward hereby notified
than an Election will be held THURSDAY the 18th day
Of May Warren Hall corner Oliver and Henry ss, for
the rufpoe of eectng Dele in Convention to
choose Deesste to represent the WITH Congressional DIS
t in the National Convection to be held Baltimore
The polls will be open O'Clock, A. aud close at y A.
NJ By order of the Ward Committee.
JlREH BULL, Chairman,
SlLAS G. SMITH, Vice-Chairman.
JAMES ". MosEMAs, (c.r.,.r;a,
ARCHIBALD HALL Sen'r. ~
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y seventh Ward.-FRIENDs OF FILLMORE!

~ seventh Ward.-FRlENDS OF FILLMORE.
~ niewrg Ticket composed of welLknowp citizens Of
Erisron for their suuport "a DELEGATES 10 the District
nnon Nlect Delegate to represent this Congress
ps,et IN the Baltimore Convention. The election will
1s y me sorner Of Madison and Rutgersst THURS
10 AvaNiN6 May IS, from TO O'Clock icketswill
~ - Eadness aud the friends Of Miard Fillmore are re-
1s ea 70 esi and procure them this evening from to
way and Rkea
fiLLAoRE. THE UNION, CONSTITUTION, AND
James r Wood Zanbsr MIla
Joseph NJ Pnce William Pardon.
oeV'se Buckingham, George Henderschott
Gr WM. d. ANDREWS, Chairman.
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Il DAYS OF CHARLES THE SECOND
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A MIDDLE-AGED temperance Man, Amer
IA lean, desires situation in smoking establish
the whole theory OF packing and packing Has hsd charge
of large establishment ia the city for the last hye years
Will work for moderate wages Can give unexcepuonabe
reference as to character and capabilities line addressed
tot G. No Is Tsoyst will meet with prompt attention
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WoMAE desires
IA uaton 10 do general housswork In small gnvsc
family. She good plain cook and hrsrats wssnet -
ironer she also sndsrasrds bread BAKING hs ~
ten 10 aoine short distance into the country he 1905
city reference from her last situation Can - go M wv
daya Call at No 40 Houaon st. corner OF tne eo.sy
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A RESPECTABLE PRoTEsrArT rSe o
~ Woman !. de,irous Of obtsnins situation = Cham.
bem.d and ws,s DO % 40 ID: general
- 10 - su family Can furnish good e'iy refer
euees Apply Il no $50 West ieth q. nsT IN 1s
rear Car &c seen for two days II not raitee.
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A LADY who is a partial invalid wants
IA q home in Brooklyn in educated family Of soot
standing ~ the society is all important where she
ceive requisite attention Such family wishing TO increas
limited income might find this advsntase- hbera
compensation viii be allowed. Tho best references -
Character and position will be given and required Apply
No "a Willow-st, Brooklyn after N.
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NANTED.-A young Man with $50,
w wishing to travel, can purchase mall portable
Scientific Apparatus and DO fully instructed In IT, nse as
The nstrument used IN Medical Science of the cure
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a pIeasant time. A young Man u also wanted who ear
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kinds Of Homework plain cooking washing and ironing ors
private family One desrous Of good home, and
give unexceptonsbe reference, may address nERCH-
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u New.YOrk Building A.seciation.-rh,
NewYork Building Association will hold their next regular
meeting Warren Hall of Oliver and Henrysts,
on TIL URs DAY EVENING, May IS, at Soclock.
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T YCEUM THEATER, Broadway, near
Il 4 Brocmest-CORBYN AUCKLAND, LssseeA-
THIS EVENING, May IS, viii be presented
FAST AND SLOW, OR THE TWO CLERKS.
Sienorina ADELfNE PATTI will sing the 81 Echo Song"
THE FOLLIES OF NIGHT
Pierre Paot Walcot Duchess De Charres Miss Bennstt
To conclude with ANTHONY AND Cleopatra.
Dress Circle 50 cents; Psrque IS cents; Family Circle
One Shilling
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- Notice TO Passengers from Panasna .
California The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON-
eANY feel called upon give public notice that ckes
sill be recognized BY their agent at Panama which are not
aEneA by an officer Of this Company and that cke thus
dSned be obtained only at their Agency No IN West
a ofC: l. BARTLETT Esq, Boston; or Of Messrs ARM
BfKONG, HARRIS l. CO, New York, Jan.
O. 1852 By order, WIN. H. DAVlDGE, Secretary.
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A s CHAMBERMAID and Waitress, or to
take care OF children by tidy. smart Young Woman
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r ECTURE in BROOKLYN.-Rev. E.
lLH. CHAPLIN viii lecture on John HAMPDEN
the BROOKLYN INSTITUTE. Wash ngton-st on
THURSDAY EVENING, May IS, at O'Clock. Single
tickets Is cents tickets admitting gentleman and two Ia
Dies so cents had at the principal bookstores nd at
the door of the Institute
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A STOR-PLACE OPERA-HOUSE.-
N On WEDNESDAY EVENING, May IL, will BE-
performed Massinger's play of
NEW WAY 10 PAY OLD Drars.
Margaret Overresch cher first appearance) Mrs Hale
Parquet and Boxes so cents; Amphlthcater 70 cents;
Sofa Seats ST. N BAH the of the Parquet Boxes
and Sofas will be secured for the evening The perform
ances will commence a u O'Clock.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-04


VIRGINIA. Al rules heia IN ts,r e.-ss. /. a.
v Zee II the court At the corporation u LYNCH
burg, on Monday, the 13d dsy Of February. 1852.
John J. PhsuP AID Aus Z. his wifs, PhG.,
against
William q. Phaup. William Fretwell and Aman-
d. A. his wife, Richard NJ. Morton and Elisabeth HE
wife William B. Jordan. Mary Jordan and -
Jordan. the last two infants under twenty-one
years &c age, children cf s.id William b. Jordan
and Mary Jordan, since deceassd. formerly Mary
Phasp, Mickey b. Phaup. widow Of VIM. Phsup
deed, Allen l.. wyllie, admir- Of VIM Phsur deed,
Hrz~kiah Jones. trustee. &c.. Theodrick Ganns-
way and John Saunders, Defendants
~ cBAxcERY.
In this eausc the bill Of the Painfs alleges that
the personal estate Of VIM. PhauP deed IL insuf6-
eient for the payment Of HE debts; that . sale Of
part Of his real estate will be necessary Tor their
payment and THAT what viii r~msin viii be incspa-
bic Of division in kind among his dstributees; and
seeks substitution and sale Of the whole Of said
real estate in place Of the slaves belonging to the
esfate Of said VIM. Phsnr.
IL appearing from niidavit fled in thi. cause that
the defendants William b. Jordan, Mary Jordan
and - Jordan. aie not rcsiJents u this State,
il is ordered that they do appear here within ono
month after due publication hereof. and do what
may be necessary to protect their interests; and
that q copy Of this order BE- Published once week
for four successive weeks. in the Lynchburg Vir-
ginian. newspaper published in the corporation Of
Lynchburg. and be posted at the door Of the court
house Of suid corporation, the first day Of the
next term Of this court.
coPy-Tr.ie.
Feb 26-wlw JAMES BENAGH. cL'K.
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L'A ana tOMMISSNON MERCHAN1S, are
receiving and have in store
100 bags Rio and Lagura Col"c
% bag. Java. Mocha and old White do som.
ofwhch is very choice
81 hh Is n. Orleans, L Rico and ST. Croix Su-
gar-. part prime
80 packages loaf crushed and powdered Sugar
Il bb.. clarifc and coffee Sugar
Is bbs. and hhds. n Orleans, Rico and Gu
la Monsscs
$50 kegs Nails assorted. from 3 to GO dy
90 tons country and rolled Iron. embracing
round and square, buna and oval Of various
2a40 lbs American Blister Steel
1000 do Octagon'. cast Steel from I to Il inche.
1000 do Majors ii Steel
500 do Shear do
5000 do good Sole Leather
10000 do Cotton Ynrn Of the most approved brand.
100 bbls. rcctfed and old Rye Whiskcy, some Of
which i. very old and choice quality
half pi.cs champagne Brandy pnrt (which
i. old and choice
10 bbl~. Madeira. ror, and Malaga Wine. some
very fine quality
900 sacks Salt
90 dog Amc. & Rowland. Shovel. and Spade.
10 bale. I and Al brown Donc.iics
5 do cotton Oznabnrgs
90 packages Gunpowdcr, Imperial and Black
Tea. part prime
10 bbls Tanners Oil
so boxes sxlO, lOxle and I2x16 Glss.
so do Tallow and Adamantinc Candles
100 kegs Lewis White Lead, No l. extra and
pure
e5 boxe. Soap Of various quality
so doz London Porter
o5 bbls Mackcrcl, No. 1. Q and ,
Together with large and general assortment If
Groceries enumerated. all of which will be sold
upon the most favorable terms for cash. or in ex-
change for Country Produce, or to punctnal cu.to-
mers upon the usual time. Jan l5--ts
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r OOkING GLASS 4 PICTURE

r OOkING GLASS Il PICTURE
IL FRAME MANUfACTORY.-TIIE UN-
dersigned manufacture and offer for sale the follow
ing articles at Northern prices:
Portrait Frames richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frame. Of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
Dagucrcoiype Frames, nlarge beautiful assortment
Of new goods
Looking Glass Plates, ofall sizes and fitted in
Picture Glass. French, first quality. from 50x3G
inches down
Plate Glass, for store. and dwellings, furnished to
order
Composition Roscttcs, Of all sizes. for Builders in
terror work
ALSO,
Old Work rc-gilt and jobbing in all the above
branches
Picture Glass cut to any patfcrn-nnd large size
French Mirrors furnished order.
~ Country orders by mail will receive prompt
attention. FRANCK & CLOVER.
1913 Main street, between 9th and 10th st. Rich
mond, Va.
June 0-ts
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EAGLE HOTEL an FarmviIIe.

IL VA.--1he undersigned Iii tnlcs TIL. meth
od of informing his friends and the public that
he has idea Of leaving fmmvc "a has been re-
ported. but has leased the EAGLE HOTEL of
Mr. W.. q. Flournoy. Tor three years. aud viii cor
tany rciain until the lease is out If he meets u th
the same liberal encouragement he has received
since he has been in business in this place. which he
hopes he will. by strict nttention TO bnisincss-
piedging himself thu, NO rnin. or expense will be
spared to render all comfortable aud agreeable who
may give him n call.--llis TAnLr viii he furnished
with the very best the market ailurds-his Ban
with the choicest Liquors. Wines aud S-gnrs. and
his STABLE with plenty of provcndcr and ut,cA-
tive Ostlcr.
Drovcr. and Showmcn will find il 10 their mtrr-
est to give him call Terms moderate aud GOO,
order always observed. All he asks j. call and IL
general satisfaction il not vcn. no cnnrrc i'll be
made. G. W. A. RA1NE, Proprietor.
Fob 5--iw
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JOEL Il. ADAMS.

JOEL T. ADAMN.
TAKE NOTlCE-Thnt on the 18th day
Il OF May, 1852, at the oficc of Daniel Marr. at
Campbell court house, Va. shall take the deposit
iions Of Mnrston Clay and Others, TO be read
idence in suit depending i, the circuit court +
Pitts vnnia county. Va. in which am plaintiff,
md You and another are defendants; and should
sal dcpo-irions not be completed on that day they
will be continued from day TO day till completed.
Feb 26-w4w THOMAS JOHNSON