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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-22
II ENRY a. LEEDS. AUcTIoNEER. WILL SELL, AT

III ENRY n. LEEDS AUCTIOEEER. WILL SELL. AT
suction on Wee nesisv, Dec. % AZ iuh o'clock, at
the sees room No wall street opp sse New street.
superb stock Of dB beiot Fipg I'm
article 70 be sold 70 tho highest tidder des au Others
examine fcm ITO asy prevou) consisting of ladies'
dresirg $685. work bores Gsntlsmcn's do In Russia
leather, all beautifully fitted; stl in card baske
yorte mouDAics, ~ poarl .pAmslied, 60 ressn desks
rcsowsos. do fans wroos7t iv.ry saadsi vooi Nc
Ivory figures beautifully carved Ssst variety OF
Other fancy rrtios hso, arrs stock q real bro
nktsnde fuees pier mscho goods the richest
description, Ne. thess tho desirable goods Of
ferod this season .roeort soot opportunity fer every
to supply ShemTs~es with the riches, goods
Srclo viii DO sold TO the highest bisie being special
ALL
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A UCTION EOrICE-H N. 8UeH, AUcTl0NEER -
A kkgsut " octave socd plan fortes rosewood
and mahogany frsssh hodsesSs safs aud 60 d.. tote
teses marble centre and sofs tables. mahogany oh sr
Bru els try md other saMs ancr
&c. wish 1eeent tssostelt Of hand rn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-22

LJINRy =. LEEDS AUC1 iONEER-wILLs SELL, THIS
day A. half past 10 o'clock a. The warcreons eoraor
Sullivan ard Betokr str cts large rmsat Of splen
did carved rosewood parlov furniture suite covered
rich satin hrocatee and pluh splouAd iaboards mirror
fronts library, boOkcss oh bodss ads centre eide
sofa table, sad osrlor chairs tee totes
sofas 30 all Of which will sold perem orily Catalogues
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aospeDts inzstnent The will % liberal % ths
Lsps aosns the above proooty b had 0fth Ane-
AUCTION NOTICE -cR ss1s glass cH NV;
ns,dav atty oe ek At ~ hu srs.s onoico large
ss, % ali ~ ns ys %
ss:b ,.r or shine Retailers aud sroeers VII d. .s 70
AUCTION NOTICE -gIssT SALE FURNITURE
sald saa.:n 70 serass street largo lot =
ssrti dry goeds slotains. Ind aIubscr shoes o. For
restAl Thus. SELL, Aue,ionecr.
UCTION r0rIcE-H N. sUeB. AUcTloNEER :
"A lkssas " octave ress. oed psn fortes rosewood
aud shogApy frer oh bodseads safs aud fa d. tote
teses marble eentro and sos table, mahogany oh srr
Bro ses tapestry md othsr csrpet opsag ga@s
&C., wsh xsoont tssostmelt sooond hand rn
At AUCrIOEt-TpURsDAY, DECEhBEN 81, AT 10
"A ococh AN, vii, DO d. the premises tao lease
fnrpituro fixtures ard lar OF the dining ssosn, No 81
Maiden )ane olosed. tho prop-eor has othec burt
ness TO attend to. Inquire Of S. FORD, Ne. Warren
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oysters FOR TIE HOLIDAYS -rHE CUB BeRL
~ bern beg loAss TO call The attention Of parties an
families 70 their superior Atols Of oysters ss
piekled Oysters prepared and picked In every STYLE
warranted 70 DO squsl superior 70 10 shs Oily
Rseetsr street. opposite BsAssas grocery store, asA
nil strNA
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NOTWITHSTANDING AsS0Ul aTiUcs fIhE lE
IN suranoe Comp~sy-0n Mondsy The 81 OF January
osxA eeetios vii Ss held SC sheir once No Tryon
Asw hev Of twelve aud too o'clock for ehc
Acioe If forty oetors 70 sts for the
pukas year. Rs order. DAsrsL BARNES, sscretsvy.
sT>hoMAs TAIEN. ATTORNEY AT Law ANo NORA
Puhls, ecruer OF Market equsro and ster stres.
Necfeik. Va. Courts.-Norotx oity Norfolk xria
Aane and kansenond counties
vIsaE GRgAT INDUSTRIAL ExoIRITIGs OF lsss,
u 20 he held IN Dublin Ne.ise Tho exhi ,sioU win se
QpsNsd Thureday the Sch Of Sey, 1859 The nanufn
4srss o. the Unied Stats respectfully requested 70
~asrsbuts srssn THAR skl sud industry T. thia
Ast.isp All aYis,ss -hich aha be approved by chs
nrstcs will bs ttsnamited FREQ obsse from New Work
- Dublin and these iesning unsold tbs ocse ~ the
axhhtion will he returned ~ charge, tha Of
0etxipei shpment The erh bitten building VII be berd-
"a sud the British governments have tertsk.n
~ Introduce Of Psiasot for the atios from
Ia rules ard regulators for exhibition forns ~ sppiioA
&en.snd any further inoca1n reaired, spp'y " the
fAsa Of he seore'sry la Pearl stsess Jsnovs- sq1a
NJ seder OF the oamnisteo, J. a. HaLbsr gao.
we New York committees IL oenipesoa o. tho tocs-i,s
xnsemen 70 whom reference be had ~ hsodorc ssE
v<ss Esn Richard Bell FIRE.; q. Edward Hshicht ESQ.
ExCURsl0Ns To THE GOLDFISH BANRs OSF long
- brsnch, ThnvaJsy Dscamb ss 23d Sseueasy 2,sh,
Had sunday 2osh Tho large sn5 cawmooaus oes SIC ser
nfbV usptsin j. " Hsuonx will IL, Sprcg strait sc
IN o'clent; Pecb alp. Ss{ Pier No y N X. GA ~ re-
Nrrips BIZ bP w. Coda are caught IN srsat shun-
a.'ee scfresbncnts, bait 80 proyidsf Fne N conts
Dsch way. -.
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eription. 4. BAkDOh WILLIE, go UYoadvay.
DICH AND USEFUL PREsENrr.--A- q. DA0A.KY D
N Oc coll oil the Assenton OF tho sraAa
And the public generally aher etock of
o. sold peus gold ard silver penos and Pea ossss
enisss variety OF prinsipos and togeks
With oslbsstad sxtensca aold aud silver via
pom peno and for iosds whiob for beauty
workmanship, principle Of construction, and durability
sepss anything Of ace knd previously exhibited 9ves
ages patented and warranted We would also call alton
tsn tc geld pens vhoh need proof o. sh
srrery except the and the
Aad II kstAsp
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FSesenta Tor she Observation-Disclosures who
- g er snt msslves With suis Of 81 thee
ndod that The clothing establishment " H. l. POSTER
rslan street, Is the suitAb!s p.oo bay clothing
e every description.
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| AUCTION NOTICE -rIssr SALE FUayITTRE
~ fsrsv goods &o Thu-sSay. al In o ok viii b
sold suction liz largo lot ~
fnnisars, the stock Of fancy jswory
st-re, dry Eoeds sotaing Ind rubber shoes o. For
restAl Thus. BELL, Auetionecr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-22

naYAMFNrAL PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
~ C.aDteii:rs. eandsi.hr., brsckss stssues Soups
nj u BoheniAa glass yare, Paris bro Of tss
ERUPTION. q. BARDOn VILE, as broadway.
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GIFTS FOR Tue HOLIDAYs.--ONE OF HALLET,
~ Da,is Coa surerio, tnned plane rtohly
cd with the newlv improved ,ian. Louis XIV stse.
ere OF their amer pianos wishous the liam. firms
Of Tho 10 gfts That these pisDrs superior
ins:upsnt have only 70 refer to the that
have then. They be ~ tho Metro olitsn doto
the Collins line Of the Bos bo
tes hundreds Of private hoDses Ia THE city, k
ID RrOa
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Holiday Hats wv. p. David Iavites the
asntcn 81 his customers and th. public TO the oeaa
eeyls u hats for the hofdA &c, Gemen Wishing
ssresty arsslo, hsua try Of us o. CANT h.ts ais
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&ynSQ Dabncss-roys, GAmss ~ ala ka0Ao
- dsssy5ysiesa tan b tossd N ssusdaass ~ uAR-
"eN N9 Broadway one door above Cssal street. Rich
..sy sesntiful noveltis: vsish .:.nos Be sSens =
~ thi.s ssitask this snt % NE nss
ElAneaAAlA pYieea
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M UsIcAL PREsE srs FoR TIE Holt DAYs.-sA.


vl vel q. Jle. 3Oo Broadway you'd call tho sttsn-
u, 81 strar and hs stock OF
ietes which for sup,rsrity Of tons aad
enfBot be- surpassed TIE subs riber purchased the
orts establishment Of the late we'll Of
ssodsrt who we're engaged for ths forty In
this city and vhoe ID favorsbiy
than other 6rm In Amerio Tho pisnoores offered for
sale b the subscriber made very best
materials and ID all tts lsest arohed
bottoms &C. and are wsrrsnted to stand changes
o. ,hR oilpste made with Particular rcfe
tot Cslfornia Oregos and Au-ra ian mxrxos Esten-
sve catalogue OF mueloS &. Jola fss purchased the
tire stock Of nsc With the extensive
strrIer lae Dubois Sodart And also thss Of Joseph
II. At1 fe)r Ing together the largest and beAHtui
aeortm, NJ IN tho United staten NJ is prepsrsd TO
supply all ord-fs the most Hbeel terms Musical In
assortment of the following nstu
hents on hand Of which unlim.ted guaranteed 10 nva
raby grsn :--Uarps, barjos taWbornss vielonoslos,
csrozets sax tubas tonor Lorns horns vions
easello aceordsons AAgsolets tsvs oornopscns NJ
Jtle fan6forte Loan LomranyThis highly suocesaful
eomp..y no. IN full opsra,en The public asssnson is
called 10 the advantages offered Thus A.
come the Of splendid piaasfrte In value from EMO
70 SEQ pyE monthly tnstameass Of one tsefsh part u
Its vsue they the Balance
In Ike inst almen.s OF onetveth monthly. Pasofortss
for hire kvery instrument sold ~ this establishment
warranted. GAMUAL G. J0LLIE BIO Brosdwav.
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UOAnADss<a AsS ,~,a-.s~s

0UAMABsR1 AMI sAshsssWAs
PiRNlrHkJ PAkLOh And Be- ROOM. ALSO
"A tuyrishcd bedroom, 10 let In private family ~
twcs ipse gentlemen BAtn sod closet for 81
o0tupsnts Terms moderator LOCATION Refer
eness exchanged. Inquire ~ sGs Broad~sy.
n young ssntemtn ~ ase nUedaed With board and
pestsnt At the sene pri bssross honsA Ne.
li6 Leonard street, betsetA b. galway and Rm.
QOAkD-rWO GENTLEMEN CAN HAvn BO&RD
- and rooms. eonveniset L. bsstaoss, down te~n -
three dollars week. st Ssy street, third street above
Chambers street.
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ITO BE SOLD THIS ray, TO TsR Hl0HE'r orFsR,
She wt known tsr oyster ne-, Ead Esner II rcffa h
saloon Ua,ed At the ocon Of HG1pn street and
wt close by the Hudson River Rtiepad depot
ase. che sixth and Eirhsh Avenus kxitssd eepets as
two fem Nay mex. the fixtures nad all nhlcts
will he sod 10 the best offer this day A. three o'clock For
farther rsricri apply the 10 West Btosd
way, Jun elton &C Hudson sereet.
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I ASe. sALE OF rrE ZEE MA ny 5 ygHs:-

TlFaEMProRY sALE OF A a0Cgay STORE VEIL
d,patsd. ard nov doing good essinsss WIZ b. sold
cheap each exchanged for country vsgs
lots sasfnotor will he Oven for ceiling Please
syply st NO 3H Third street Desr avenue ID.
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(NkLL AND JUDCE-7RAND SALE or REALLY VA
~ luAble picturos by auction, nv NM CT AHLE3 Pull
IFS ofLondon on Thursday tho 2d sd Friday sho 24th
1hs NJ RI prvss collection ota gntlemsn who no offers
them that portion OF community wiioh acensly
eultvsd 70 appreciate and ant tions obssin Of
the grss wstr only Among those By modevu art SITS will
= pnra, Jessie Talbot Harvey Ra.ncy G,o ,ssy O. r
original BY Mrs. Lilly Y. spencer O f'rsisn. th-rs
ss ori inas by Wii,m Brown, OF London ono Jack
stai Worverman Ostaf., who rocval With
Iennru Invaluable by Frapqua 70 piso.,
by 1eorj fruit by Gui'nm; two cabinet laodsosp by
tzler winter, Nv Crua Orsn for oKAmnati from
"a n TIL 9P. at the ewnor's rssidenoe No 20 We
steenth street picture warranted repres ntsd.
snlc.
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HOLIDAY PREsEFTS-AT WARMERS, SOC BROAD
IL wy ssiios tho attention Of his
the pablo 20 his elegant selection Of French las aud
sceteh smbroder and oomprns
lin colsrs che mt eta natits seeva eh Of ahi
ni.tta and sle..es TO patch .aep rico lace
ualin ooilare and sleeves Aso. hsautfui assort
mont Of ldt dre and feaddressss surpA by
apy the sty ladies will please cal and examine shs
Abavs bsf-Y elssN
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NEW YORK PICK~ICK CLUB.-TaE SINErEENTH
~ nal fancy dr.a ad civic ball Of tho yorh
ekwiek ub wl take place At the City Assemb Rooms
4 Broadway, Weo, ssdsy evening, Decem % Toe
Club wal In character taken from the papevs Of
thst Elijah a. Purdy tresident; Gilbert n PlAst
Ice PreeiderG andrew J. fisher. Secretary
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TouN fIsDBLATT, AUCrosEEe.-BY John rTsH-
ID bl.tt Wednesday Fhursdsy md Friday, December
22d Esd an Path ut u O'Clock soils ious reserve,
the entire stock Of French turi 60 at ISL seeker op
posita his oonsists 81
bert European and American rurs viz stccs martin eha-
ehnln fitch tqprre MIX lynx, natural lynx Imitation
stors rtin p itAsn ernine, short vnI ard Iondoa
dye Also muHs and yiottnes Of description. &c
JACOB BOGART. AUCTIONEHR. NO is ePRU6E
- trset-By VIM. Parker q Co.-xortsH. ssls at ~
Canal street. Friday at bAf o'clock sssort
mspt Of ane shirts bosoms e. Co., sad lot Of collars
Wristbands, snd hos undr, ssed.
X. A CHAMBERS, Attorney for Mortgage.
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Bmbr0ldeI les fOr ChrtsGsnas PrsaenGs. %
EpWAkDa, 90 Br subway, Hou,tnn srro.t s,ect-
NJ invites sts-ntor to hi large and stock II
spss sseh ~ uifnl goeds esp-ci lily for tho
has tus besn yeeeve6 ali Of which viii dispossd Of 81
unprecedented lov prices.
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n. vANDEwATER. AUCrIONEER wILL BELL,
d This day. Deosnbsr a. naisssa, h,u sehold fur
niturs At k o'clock at NO. $50 Green sie street. consist
Ing Of mahogany and wAod sofas. aeSe
paror thsb sIm and wing chairs earpts n.nte orra
FL gish oil e ill., mahogany :sdNca1 marble Top drssag
wash toilet ssta bed mattresses Brnso
and ingram carpets toxtaev With general sssorment o.
baG ment and tteksn furnitur with which ths sale win
enoS, Particulars In spsoial
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AssSaw ALL sr<JUAD,

pO -. in pacing from Topth street down Broadway sad
BroVme sweet sht coiosed bvsasspn. With 70
male head person returning 10 20 No Brsvoott place,
1sDtb street will receive ths absve reward.
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L,ATHER-TweNTy.F FIVE CENTS WILL PURCHASE
tie new Of the So abs make the most al mp yet
mt interesting and amusing game Tor ths ho siraa ever
published lake IL homo by all You will find IL NJ
4 hobb attr vas
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A GERMAN GENTLEMAN WISHES TO GIVE PRIVATE
IA Lesson In boob keeping arish wrias aad sns
Gsrmsn language Please apply ~ 23 Fsiss sssssh -
cond foor -
an DIMANDE UNE JEUNE DENOl3ELLR FRAN.
~ cate de- Paris y0ur d-- ns m msssienx
ule. faus pour etr- sompi qaslu pi dee maa1afe
trdr sgtesbio. hadresssr kasssSd, BfoAs way Pest
tfics
DENAAksHIP.-THE 81 BsCRIB9k WILL RRCnIvM
pupe shs week 70 bite asy sd evening wdttng lasev
GusvNntesiag ~ all satisfactory tmprsvs nsnA ana n
most cases. N eisGsst IN 20. lessons u sSs
hsue eaeh. Ladies earss meet ~ ~ ~ loslook.
OllVk4 B. GOLDSMITH. Ne. 10 Dr. adwoy.
CPANIsH LAE0UAGE-A De r. B>EZ WILL IN
~ private his native few
ladies snd lem his once any 81 the sity
and will also nahe rsRs'sops ~ih sorrestAess asd pro-
prieN Apply ~ M krssAvsv. rson o. II. sseonA nooR
WANTID-INeTRuCTIt Ms IN Five USEFUL AND
w two eTnaOsnNl srss. which ysa make ~
70 $500 snh, either In ths sonnsry will - sset
address receipt Of eeuts pA4.
address y. d. BURT, Box 90 Broadway Psss Ohss New
York.
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! HOLIDAY PREsENrs-JUST RECEIVED NEW
elegant SaLcy artieles Paris suitable for
prc,enSe A KEkR h co 1Sl bposawss,
I above o. nten plaoo.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-17

ish!s Y rslss crops Ia iiie fresh hgids 81 Atari.
en- wien he liiust exchange for manufactures ut
tne English workshop, aud not at the yorksbnp of
ms helghoor, any more than he did ut home.n
is 1t not the strapgest thing in the world. TINT
freshmen should be satisfied with this. that thew
shoula De content to be more efectual tributaries
to the wealth and power of their hereditary tv-
rants after escaping from the necessity of it, than
oeiore that they should enroll themselves in sucb
large proportion among the supporters of the Bri
tlsh system, and give their strength to oppose the
same national protective policy in America.
which Irish patriotism maintained while Ireland
naq parliament of her twin!
John Costigan at last sees the absurdity. His
eyes are opened The eyes Of Irishmen in the
old country are opened too. An association in
Dupn' "1he Parent board of Irish Manufacture
ona In@uStry' is endeavoring to accomplish. by
opinion and voluntary compact what there is no
longer the power to accomplish there by law to
DIMINISH the sale of English Fabrics and give the
preference to their own. Irishmen in the Uni
,eu states can act much more effectively. They
nave only to cooperate with the large majority
ol natlVe citizens, and establish the Wing pro-
lectiVe system to pull down the manufacturing
anu commercial supremacy of England in ten
years-and forever. 1t is for them to decide
whether they will follow John Costigan in the
cause OF their native and ado pied countries or
VIII continue the policy which makes them and
thelr brethren at home the forced customers of
England.-RocheSter Democrat.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-17

lie Fs.ei Hllbh lie Ht;ieHied was shdf ssFred
to, and Mr.. IAifArEsh0 was requested to inftfiu
the Senate thereof and request their concurrence
in the Amendment.
MIR. RoBINsoN, of Richmond city, from the
Committee of Courts of Justice, providing for the
correction of some the assessments of lands and
lots which assessed under the act of the OOH
March. 1850, and reported without amendment
bill concerning partitions.
MIR. JONES, OF Chesterfield, from the Commit
tee OF Propositions and Grievances, presented n
bill authorizing the city of Wheeling to subscribe
to the capital stock of the Marietta and C;ncip-
matt Railroad Company
On motion of Mr.. WHITE,
Resolved, That the Committee for Courts of
'ustice enquire into the expediency of amending
chapter 1875 of the Code of Virginia, so as to more
effectuay suppress riots, routes, and unlawful as
sembes.
Mr. WILEY offered the following resolution,
which on motion of Mr.. PATRICK, was laid on the
table:
Resolved, That in order to obyiate the neces
slty OF holding an adjourned session of the Legis
ature that 1t IS expedent to instruct the commit
tee OF Finance to ascertain what amount it is nee
essary to raise by taxation, and that such rate of
per centage shall be levied by some tribunal to be
hxed by law, upon the whole amount of property
that may be returned by the Commissioners of the
Revenue, as directed by law, as may be necessa-
ry to raise the required amount
A message was received by the Senate, inform.
ing the House, that they had adopted preamble
and resolution concerning the election of Dele
gates to the Convention from the 10 States of
l776 to be held in Philadelphia, on the 4th of
July, 1852, in which they request the concur
renee of the House.
The preamble and resolutions were read and
on motion of Mr.. TALLAFERRo, laid on the ia
BILE.
On motion of Mr.. IMBoDEN, the House adj
journed,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-17

THOSE OF OUR CITIZENS WHO DESIRE A
good Medicine viii find in theusty celebrated Pills
OF Doctor Brandreth which have performed upon
scientific skill ofphysicians had with the as
surance that they could do The prope othese
Pills. as an antibious and aperent medicine are unrva
ed all who use them recommend them their virtues sur
pass al euogy and must be used be appreciated The
weak and delicate will be strengthened by their USE not
by bracn but removing the oweakness the gross
andcorupt humors of the body They require no change
in the diet or care of any kind Plain directions
physician. For sale by M BRANCH,
ap12 East Main street. corner below the Old Market
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-17

EMANCIPATION OF SLAVES IN LOUISIANA
A law has passed the Louisiana Legislature and
goes into effect in six months time, which prohib-
its the emancipation of slaves in that State, ex-
cept upon the representation that they shall be
sent out of the United States within twelve
months, and requiring the payment of $3.50, to
be deposited in the Treasury for each slave to be
applied in payment ofpassage to Africa and sup
port after arrival.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-17
EXCHANGE CONCERT Room.
Miss Jenny Busk,

TgNHE young American Vocalist will give her first
Concert in this city at the Exchange Concert Room
on Monday Evening" May l7th on which occasion she
will be assisted by Mrs Muller the popular vocalist of
baltimore Mr. kley, the eminent pianist and Mr. T. de
Costa, distinguished futst of this city.
PROGRAMME.
l..
Fantasia Concertante for Flute and Piano. composed
by Toulou and Benedetti-Mr. T. de Costa and Mr.
F. Kley.
Away now joyful riding, by Rucker-Mss Busk
Grand Fantasia for Piano, from the Opera Norma,
composed and executed by Mr.. Klev
Rnndo Finale by Ricci-Mrs. Muller
Casta Diva, arraigned for the Flute-T. de Costa
Kate kearney, Irish Ballad-Miss Busk
I'll be no submissive Wife-Mrs. Muller
Magic Bellies by Strackosch-Mr. Kley.
Solo Tor Flute-T de Costa.
10 Coming thro the Rye Scotch Baad-Miss Busk
Tickets dollar be had at the Exchange and Amer
lean Hotels Mr.. Taylors Music Store and Book Stores
and at the door the evening ofthe Concert.
Doors open at O'Clock, Concert commences at g.
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nj n A G E RS OFFIC e Fl NOR.
WI RIS co. ,
For This Day.
Capitals 5ot $4,000 of 5000 is Of l00O Is of $780,
&c 70 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets s..
Also, the Patapsco Lottery-Captal S. 0Oo dkc.-
Tickets SO so.
Drawn Nos of Mary land Consolidated Class 2:
As 65 ~ IS 10 90 90 25 40 % . 81
my II G. w. PURCELL
On BBLs MALAGA WINE, for sale
~ my IA JAS. WINSTON.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-17

R. r.. HOWISON is a candidate for the Office
OF Commemorative Attorney in the Circuit Court ofRich
mond ap 30-d1w&lawtd
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-17

t.5CAE saTEfsslsgwEs,

HtsriNss CouET.-4Saturday BEING the lsst
day of the term, the Court united in recommend
| ing Virginia Ann Rix, free girl, convicted of a
misdemeanor at the present term, and sentenced
to undergo one years imprisonment in the Peni-
Tertiary, to Executive clemency. The grounds
upon which this recommendation was based, are
the youthfulness of the offender and the long
term of confinement she has already undergone in
the jail
Commonwealth Us. Scruggs.-Indcted for at
tempting to bride juror-case continued, ow-
Ing to the absence of A. A. White, the principal
Witness and rule awarded against him.
saere facias was issued against the suretes of
JOS. Elan, indicted for misdemeanour, and who
lalied TO appear when summoned.
"A rule was awarded to compel the appearance
at next term, of E. Wasserman, indicted for a mis-
demeanour.
Inc jury In the case of Caleb Frayser, an
emanclpated slave, charged with remaining in the
State contrary to law, found the defendant guilty.
This decision subjects the man to the penalty of
the law, and he will be sold into slavery. The
court however, took time to consider the verdict.
The Court then adjourned.