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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
Posr OFFICE DEPARrNsNr, Feb. p, IooJ.
AID TO MADEIRA.

The Committee appointed at meeting held
at the Astor House, on the 9th January last,
ito solicit contributions from the inhabitants
Of this City, aud to "use their discretion as
TO the mode in which the amount collected shall
be appropriated for the benefit of the suffering people
Of Madeira having concluded the duties assigned to
them respectfully present to the donors and the public
the following synopsis Of wha, has been DONE referring
those who oud dosire further information to the books
of subscription and account in possession Of the Treas
urer, Mr Robert B. Coleman.
The total amount collected up to this date is 90.
725 25.
This sum has been disposed of in the following
manner
The brig Talo Ho chartered, loaded and dis
patched the llth February, with cargo consigned
to John Howard Marsh Esq, Consul of the United
States at Madeira, to be distributed his discretion.
consisting Of corn, hour, &C. and amounting together
with freight and insurance the same 81 495 IL.
Alter paying for the cargo and charter of the Tally
Ho further subscriptions received enhancing the
balance Of funds to justify the Committee in APP
propriang 81 coo 3lO0ths to the purchase Of freight
and insurance part OF cargo to be shipped by the bark
Aaron J. Harvey, from Philadelphia and in.
debted TO Messrs Robert Adams & Co, and Mr. +. |.
Figuers Of that city, for making purchases shpplngthe
articles, and doing all that necessary herewith,
the same being consigned TO the committee appointed
in Madeira to solicit aid and consisting of the follow
ing;
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THE srEaM.TUG PROJECT.

We believe there have been two or three
propositions to get pay for the useless work Of
bringing up the foreign mails BY special steam
ers stationed in the Harbor. One of these
projects had the honor of being presented by
Hon. James Brooks, who, if we mistake not,
had too much wisdom on his own account as a
newspaper publisher to go into the Nsrsboy
speculation a. the time some of the Citypapers
embarked in that brilliant speculation. Mr..
Brooks seems, however, TO have been willing
to recommend TO the Government similar
speculation; and the following is copy of the
Postmaster Generals answer to his proposal:
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Feb. -, 1883.
SIR: Your of the 10Th int Is received, incloS
ing the letter from r. SGrgis, Esq, Offering 10 PROVIDE
tenders to the Ocean Mail steamers at New-fork tor the
purpose of expeditng the delivery Of the mails on the
arrival of the steamers and in reply have the honor
10 81 Re that ii any such arrangement ID made should
be az the expense of the mail contractors OF the several
Ocean lines and not any additional expense TO the
Dcparmert The contractors receive very liberal COM
pensation for their service which by their contracts,
includes the taking OF the mails between their respective
steamers and the New-York Post Office; and IL seems
to me they should take pride in seeing that the whole
service performed in the most prompt and satsfac'
tory. manner possible. am, very respectfully, your
obtfserv't s. ID. HUBBARD. Postmaster'Genega.
Hon. JAMES Books, House Of Reps.
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w. II. DIssRow's RIDISe ScHooL, No, ~
sfh-sy-Hears for LADIES, tron eA ". TO sf NJ, hears
far Csenslesaen from TO and 10 NJ Lsaies W.
ms 10 ride az take lessons ~ this establishment mus, o u
srss.esd by some one known 70 tAs fropsieso..
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~ FovIxKs & WslLs, Phrcnologis's and
Prhs.herS Clinton Hail. No ss NAssaa-sf New feEk ana
Ne it2 " sshinxfcHst. 6os,on-
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so barrels Navy Bread;
so barrels Middlings Flour /:

ocf bags Corn containing ,JIi Oushei5.
The hbersiiy Of our citizens having furnished means
beyond what the Committee had anticipated when they
arranged for a shipment via Phhadelphs, they are
enabled to remit to Madeira In cash. $500 50, which
closes the trust contdsd 20 them and dlsposcs OF tho
whole amount collected, making an aggregate Of 80,
72j % for which they would thanks the kind
donors behalf of those who be the recipients
Of their bounty.
Previous TO the call of public meeting, gentlemen
who were appointed by the committee Of Madeira to
solicit aid had promptly acted in the premises. And
as we are informed RENTED in cash funds about o. 800
hus making total of contribution from this city of
$4,000, an amount which consider speaks well of
the readiness Of New Workers orespOndto demands
Of distressed Humanity from any quarter.
JACOB A. WEsTERyfLr Chairman.
r. b. COLEMAN Treasurer.
p. w. ENos, Secretary.
Nste- f0ri, FS6 2stA, 1853
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To WrsrrpS ..n SoUruygy MgRcHasrs.-

To WESTERN AND SOUTHERN MERCHAsTs.-
0eDtensu visiting this city from the South or Wet who
wish 10 obtain hat Of the latest fashion invltet 10
vist the new hat establishment Of Mesrs Kuox James
In Captain Degree llote corner Of Broadway and Spns
Hotels and directly opposite the Collanore House So
oupee either Of these establishments will huh their
wants In this particular promptly aud satisfactorily supplied
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LAcEs AND EMRRoDERIEs Ar GEsIN's BA-

IACES AND EMHKUIDERItt At UEhIN DA-
zAR ST. NICHOLAS HsIEI. No. SIS BRoApwAY.-On
"Wednesday next the ID Of March, Ggsir will open at the
above establishment his department OF aees aud en-
broderes and be would therefore respectfully invite the
attention Of the ladies' Of NewYOrk 20 his carefully Sc
eced stock Of the finest faces aud embfodeues that the
world renowned factories Of France aud Germany can pro-
duoe also 10 choice asaorment OF ladies' Paris bonn.ts
All OF which selected personally by M Genin, and
received by the last steamer GENSs Bazaar 81 Niehoas
Hotel No SIS RfoadMaN.
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W,surrcroy, Monday, FEB. q, lsA
The Common Council OF Washington, -
passed resolutions highly complimentary 70 rfe',s
Fillmore, asking him 10 sppoins day Tor p'''"
taking. a., ,f..sS.
The President has recognized W. n@ =
Dyer British Consul for FLORIDA ana
Mobile e-.,.Yv.
The President Elect, with has SeeIe ~
dined with President Fillmore At the woe ~ he nsu
evening. Il IL understood the members
Cabinet were also mostly present pxcsscn
The diplomatic corps visited tse -. .es.
BY invitation OF the Secretary Of the ""
neon. - H
Mr. MeagheF arrived mere lat evening -
spen: some time with Gen. Pierce to-dsy We, -
tanned by Captain hey, of The Men gonsry 80 -
yisIted CongresS, where he received NE ms't S<ss
tion 81 the members. He psoposts % $500 1000 -
unui after the inauguration. then gofo ii0N'''
tsence Southwark 70 SewOreans
The X ssciuske Propssfy Ease. -
WASHINGTON, Mosday, Feo =, - =
In the United States SaPrcme Coan, -
morning, Judge Wayne decided hac
property case IN favor Of the hers.
The secret Ballot Law In Massseh -
BosrsS. Monday. Feb. - -
After warm and exciting debate, eccar
the House up 10 ham pss, O'Clock this evskne q
repeating The secret Ballot Law hnally pAese"
eng.c5sed by yeas ia to nsys7o'
Fer Wa-hingtos. -
gosrox, Monday. Feb. 20
Col. Charles G.. Greene, Editor OF ihs - =
Pos, lefs here for Washington shis roorrias
cent two vecks.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Washington Matters.

Southern Telegraph Office corner Of Ianoso and Sss'~ss
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RIoH FAsnlosARLE FuRNIrURE.--D. u X

l. Howl No. 438 Pearl.s, prepared with a very
extensive assortment Of rich Cabinet Furniture, wei and
fashcnably msde, comprising Rosewood Mdnogany, and
Enamel painted In suites, 20 which the attention OF pur
ehsses l. respectfully invited Don't mistake the nnmbsr
43B PeaYl-st.
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tY- Alarge and elegant assortment OF Tap
sstry Brusses Three Ply and Ingram Carpets, Oil Cloths
Rues Druseets Window Shades Drapenes Gilt Cornces
Sc Also extensive stock Of Tioh Dry Goods. and
era variety OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods may be found
Of n TOWNSEND d Co.'S 7ul Greenwich, near Amos II.
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Yer Wa-hingtou.

Col Charles G.. Greene, Editor OF fhs ~ =,
Pos. left here for Washington sh,- iocfnas
sent two vecks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-01
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

.;IcaMoSp, JANUARY 81, 1853.
gORACCO.-The market continues animated at rates
Hnnul material change for The last five weeks.
Z. NJ NJ. MARTIN & CO.
NHEAT-Red ll5 c's,: white l2G cents
S5s S5S; Extra S5% ssh
goRN-s,!ss Of new at 60, IS cts.
CORN MEAL--75 10 so cents per Uusliei.
pArS 40 ~ i5 cents per hushc Tor ordinary Virginia
DFFABfan Is cents per bu5he Shorts Is els: Brown.
luh 30 cts Ships Stuff 80 cts.
RACON-Virgina cured hog round at llSals cents. old
cs,rrn sides ga 10 CENTS 0a CENTS old shoulders
b s, cents; new 81 cents prime Family Hams l3s
~ hams IA.
|BCl"rER-is in better supply. Frhin IS 10 Is els. pei
/ fresh Roll 90 10 25 Goshen 20 10 "a cents.
FISH Hcr.ings. No Cut Il a IS; Gruss hha 5s
De 81 ". Mackcrcl, No. ;, s7s7s; No. ?, SllS -
J. SIP 50 u Is. ShadNone 10 market. Halifax
Sss Hcnines So a 50 50; Cnt 25.
PL AScER- Saes from wharf SIS 10 So 25; Ground s.
FPS
AME- Sales AT Wharf 81 20; Store 81 ST..
HlANO--For Peruvian, $40 SAT.
Ro 10 Calf Skins Sll2@
DLES-Talow, city made ~. Il l3ctsi Hulls pa
ns IA Sperm 80 40, Aiamantinc 23S 81. Wm jack
rs pareat 1917
&tY-Saies from store a, 81 % 10 81 50.
EAkDRbls IL IL cents Kegs and pals Is l3S cts
cotton AND COT ron YARNSrhe trade in cot.
9nete limited. The quotations are lOs TO II cts
III IN Yarns Is cts. per b.
:Hl OVER SEED-S6 per bnshe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-01
.tiJI'iUN SALES.

SALE or VALUABLE: REAL. AND PERSONAL
Isl ATE, IN ! III: COUNTY OF X Nc WILLIAM.
'!t'n al crri rXcru,eloy l. " : tirrrr late o.
~ t'sfl- M "a: tru r crrII debts therein srfcici due mon
ne %"ir.s"y 1" Ottoman Saus:rr ami John Bcfrrs. "lir.
sal! ASA VS. cXerun the lh day February. S aud now
~ rscod "a e crA Ollie Of Tie County Cu' OF hns v" ham
ri-gc! :lIail ;Usr N
b: III ~ ay Il MAY. i,I;. tav rr ,rr kirg WI
'"n Cent !n:!sr. lie duahe Ma. " iau
I li"t~- trt, Ein which th- tof House Ua Puhic
tn pr"ti" 'iIfs AZ -cIc! Containing 5 less
~ NIrtc Of hc authority a. IL the
shall also sell about IL n IS likely consisting of men women
and children
AT land above referred. regarded
mos! valuable III Tie county OF KS NIa .iluu!
healthy country AID surrounded NJ population
Intelligent. us "uS an driving Virginia. II ahaus!s
mari OF tie mrst quality perfectly accessible aud
I,uf:.Ur o. The There large AMI eytIdi
upon Su acS.
sGIis Shop and Ia!ur's shop all which good
repair.
TERMS-one third purchase money paid cash the
res.Hc years. from the DAY of sale.
be secured b. deed the Land, bonds "th GOOD
personal security. F. GREGORY IN, !
Nov. 2-c,,s j. p. MITCHELL. l'us'os'
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rl.MARKS NE NIX. EuNDErT.

RIGANNS tf hh hpNbEii
,,n,~opril.tag Re Of $4,000 for II; ertensor
. Brrr a7ai Fai~moa. road 10 the ioirn Of Warren
o ., -. coua:v cf N,nonsaTa and for Macadamising
-. Hons o. <ad rood from B.rerly 10 farmont.
Il, >pSaSSR: us always with ttijence that attempt
l.,s. the members this House any subject; but
.d rom Of duty ~ the constituents have the
Il, represent beg leave 10 make brief explanation
sf -. nil, now under consideration.
Mr. SpeaaerIhe bill proposes To appropriate tho sum oil
k3n 200 or The purpose OF continuing and completing the
Ry, aud Fa.mual read 10 the tuwa vi Warren In the
Groty of Monongrla, ana for Matchmaking portions u
"A road between Fairmont and Beverly. The bill Is sub
d., offered by myself original bill that proposed To
Tend me Beverly aud Fa;Imont road 10 the city OF Wheel
a. The necessity tor which has been superseded by the
r. :nclioa OF the B,liimore and Ohio Rail Road
Another bill that felt interest ill., has been suppressed
s. BY The certainty of the completion Of the North Western
,o;ra Rail Road a!ude tho bill make the further
OF Sl0o 600 20 finish the work OF McAdamiz
m the North Western Turnpike Parkersburg which pro-
s:iun could rconscienously longer urge, for would
IN ask onse TO msapry the funds Of the States but
n MS is mcritnrinus application for, since the extension
Inc Baltimore an Ao Rail Road To the Town OF Fetler.
An very large trade has suddenly been attrased and
Eds its way Ferterman depot this road accuRmo
&t,nc the trade o the counties oil L"wis Upshur, Ran.
65lph Barbour, Taylor and others.
elternan in consequence is depot Of the FIRST impor
nce on the B.ore road and is situated few hundred
sds only from the junction OF the North Western Virginia
ia the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, Inducing eventually
ua.c The Beverly and Fsirmon: road directly
r,h and south and approaches The Baltimore and Ohio
Dill Road right angles hence, il is an improvement mol
sSely 10 be rvaed by parallel work.
r Speaker this IS State road and OF the best era.
"a and constructed in tho Commonwealth its maximum
S26c exceeding four degrees and passes through
III oary soil is, this Of the year rendered al
st impossible consequence Of the heavy trace ana 'a
6Station OF produce and merchandise.
Nj Speaker need hardly remind the TRENDS OF intefna
in this Legislature, that The record VIII snow
~ nave been no srcrlnna in my votes, but in vo
z for me bills Of others haze not done as bid for
Sps for anv his of nne bat because am tor tho I'm
of our State ana willing supper, all propo
nnIi Al thp n
~ r,.r would not usS Tor il the favor OF the General As
Shir and tus, il will be III. pleasure OF the House 10
.S M bill, And conc uson, Of the pressure Of
ss:--- and theimPotancc OF the time OF the House. VIII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-01
LAND tOR SALE.

Ill be sol! the ishe. bidder, public auction, The
w :Hd day February the plantation which reside
ell lava and tie ol Powhatan county
IN Afvm.ucy River. aId containing. about O 5u OF .h
ad excellent qua n.y. wEh sufficient
quaint: a" lrber Of the pautan. Eighty bushels
ei wir! have hrrn dsd the land and portion u suaGoed
ms land IL We'll warrrd lies wei having line southern
sure ~" 10 adantlgcosly located
hem: "a Crmsn Town Mills aud immediately the
r!ve l.; which rail- road. has ready
cess 10 both chm" aud Petersburg markets Tie
iiu, and such suc! III This section
NIaImia.
~ The snne time will b. sold all CROP stock, farming
si asd household and kitchen
~; a shont he sod then be rented 10 the hughes:
bidder inr the present yeer BENJAMIN uOBSON.
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LAMBERT,S LOTTERY OFFICE,
I'm FOURTEENTH STREET Under tho Exchange Hotel

LAMBERTS LOTTERY OFFFE, n,,
I'm FOURTEENTH STREET, Under tho Exchange '''e'
~ Richmond, Va. o..
Drawn Nos. Delaware Extra q Jan aa q;
40 81 Ii ~ 70 Us 81 u 81 % ,Nopvr
Tickets SO 60, ldiZc sold by %, Ia,
81 e. Go II 80 "a IT IS % 10 o9 %
Dr,wn Nos Delaware, Class23, jan y
&c "a 81 s6 ~ 5 - 81 Is 90 4.
49,, Drawn Nos OF Delaware, Extra NO; 70 Jan ~
"a IS ~ e. 81 80 - ID ~ 30 ou
nnwn Nos. of Delaware. Glass "a Jan. 70
81 81 70 As 10 20 "a ~ % Oh % AZ Snncpr
wnoic ! 81 81. prize OF si5o, sold oy LAMBERT
""oio' = Srne for the EveeH.
rupsn,v The Delaware State Lottery, Class No. S0-Cap
of 1901 2 Of 4Uu, of 2uUS. 10 Of l,lUO
.a.s No Is drawn Tickets s5shares IN proportion.
State LorrY Glass No 81. CaI
Wv, srs 81 2UU 10000, OF $780, 1886, 50 OF l,0O
"a N,s III drawn. Tickets sln-shares in proportion
AIS al SO 5ru 5000, 1000. 10 Of lu00 IS Nos Il
drawn Tickets S5--sharcs IN proportion.
EKDAYThe Delaware State Lottery, Glass NJ. 29-Cap ais
1000 uU 1905 IL Of l0JU IS Nos, 10 lfasn.
Tickets s5-shares in proportion.
SATURDAr-Tho Delaware State Lottery. Class 81 Capitals
$1,000 3,739 Az OF 2UN ~ OF 6tO &c. IS Nos
drawn. Tickets sl0-shares In proportion
Gregory Maurys Lotericso
81 5000
the most promacn,lo ana he t~lnghor
sanl adventure RS whenreQuestcd
H Change of hour IN the ABOVE ottrlcta BY
O'Clock received the eTenins 81
telegraph. ::, ~ -,
~ nj S,trl,ys close O'Clock Pricc Of Ticket
o"e ,od TWO toars Addrss. THOMAS LAMBERT
'"' ' " No. 3, Ex change Place Riclunund,yl
n.y. R.coll.cl 40 3Thereluc in odd uumbesays no ~
IMonre
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LOTTERIES.
STRATTON'S OFFICE
~ -. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, HMONpvlRel

Mo-, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET RiCHMoSpvlRal
Drawn Nos Delaware, Extra g. Jan p:
- 10 Il s. &c % u u 81 40 10
ticSct Nos IL 40 81, another sold and pall by
SrRAI"roN.
- Dawn Nos, of delaware. Extra ~ Ian ~
- IS til Is .! II 81 II 81 81 - g | 6n
Whole Tickets Nns ~ iG e. Nos % G2 Nos 81 Ms
- o. "o' more hI%rs snd aud paid hy srka iluN
Drawn Nus. of Delaware, M ~, Jan
tG Al I'll III - - ). 6s : 90 j.
TICKET Nos ) 10 t9 a"cr sold paddy SlRArloN
Drawn Nos q" Delaware, M. q, ~?
oil 81 ~ 10 10 ,, Al 60 :s2 II )! ~ 81.
Schemes rOrtne
rIESDAf-Dr!awae, Extra No "a Capital siiUI - Nos Is
drawn Tickets 81.
ruESDAY-Dr!awarc, No. 2G CAPITAL $4,000 IS Nos, 10
drawn. Tickets 81.
WEDNESDAY, delaware. No q Capital s3527 - Nus, i2
drawn. Tickets slU.
THURSDAY delaware, Extra, No 70 Capital $1,000 75Nu
IL drawn. Tickets g.
TIlURSDAY-Dolawue, No IS. Capital $50 IS Nos, l.
lrawu. Tickets IS
fRlDAY-Delawate, No 90 Capital $3.50, Is Nos - drawn.
tlcscs So
SATURDAl-Dcawarc Extra, No 81. Capital si,uJ 10
II drawn. Tickets 81.
SATURDAY. aware, No. 30, Capital $4,000 IS IL
drawn. Tickets $40.
W Buyersarr referred lisl prizes Is:et
apuu OF what has been une; a"ine
uursto ncreaseth he numbe old fai,lby me.
Certificates
schemcsandn athe Lotteries roIy'ehuse
aud Ira PIeuscadlress 10 a.
\ STR ALTON Richmond Va
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REAL EsTaTE FOR SALE.

2lkSuANl 10 decree of the Circuit OF Chesterfield
u, dated III" l2h day Of January 1853 the eonlr,
s. Ecnss VIII el Chesterfield Court House. th
highest b'!cr, MONDAY !ih ay February.
being Court DAY tracts 81 land belonging The Of o
Ferguson decd. lying
contiguous the first the rpad-ou
containing one Hundred and the other hundred and
acres or css. and 10th well imt"red with lGe.
iERMSf)n crc:lt ans.
the rurcha-e money enough cash eS,ese
u sale and (Which i'll b. required paid the
and the itir re'a:"e unt the purchase money fully paid
Ian. ii-cti~ -. W I COGBll.l. Commissioner
VALUABLE TAVERN AND FARM FoNSALE
" % hc Undersigned lr Lewis Rawlings
l "Np"~c 10 sale On the cnscs valuable Tri" OF Land i'm
m.Icy adjoining tc Court House Of Sroy lvala The
consists d,Gut uij acres, productive aud susceptible o.
Dpc:cmcEt from Tie the soil, welt wacrc am!
believed rather ;dn wood, OF which between
aud = aztec ua., the original growth OF The land
lac Improve nsH consist IL alce BRICK house, but within
cw ana AL TIE csary out houses and III gu! eiara
Tor Tavern. barn. cabins. Sc Ih:s house has
used Tor Tavern AID Post Oe, and l.
Cc sand beGs the only public house that br used Tor
nileani coated al the OF the
y and Courts uud roads much ;rlvec. and within
- mile. u Fredericksburg. offers many t'van The location
healthy and large pouons AMI respectable
ucl-hitJrhOl!
Opposite side the the tavern is dwelling
house d store house al BRICK. and all houses and
good and trc attached TO this of land Il about %
r"e part the all named quantity These lands will be
sold "-ci'er. separately :, .Uii purchasers
ON The -Xi day tie above property shall be sold. III" ENccu
!n! "I oicr i sale tie Premises all the nnusch" ii ki!c
furniture, ofns mules. sheep hus-, crops
and nd-r.
Tie sale r the land which will b"
vii h made known thr day oI sale For The sale pcII.har
pr"t.. ali dollars must pc pad cash; al!
that months The purchasers wli required
sold ~ t!cir RISK. JAS. r. IiulIanai.
ED. G RAWLINGS.
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.... ,T,,S BY THE TELEGRAPH.
,,, Tor the Richmond ENQUIRER
,rEE FROM EURUPl

1.n sl-Tne steamer Africa arrived yester.
Nkw Ts rs,oer with dates 10 the 10Th January Bread
&y nn ht,yins with speculative feeling Whes, is
F:n, 81 g. ssrSf GS'a w Us ssa ay ss
Es al ~ me freIch tobacco contract has been filled
snces 70 y, 90 francs 9. cen,imcs per hundred ko.
som Ssn,,r can stocks quiet Money scarce Con-
~" ,ra1rpt below par.
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
FOX NEW WORK VIA NnEFOEK.
ny TIE ELEGANT SIDE WHEEL OcEA v STEi.hSHi
4

1870 TONS BuRrnEN-LEwIs PARRISH. COMMANDER.
Learcs regularly erery Tuesday at four o'clock, r. ~
rsHiIE ROANOKE. Captain Caveny, will hr ready ,.s-
ccIvr Ia freight Gay tMundayi II I'ciuck.
weather permitting, ~ York. aGd will SnIlg
10 II the hour OF o'clock. T. 81. Il" .EEta-S
Crucsay) the LIST fcry She will leave nsuaitl
day o'clock Passengers Will please lie on board by or
before that huur.
PASSAGE York Including meals and tine stat" 70"
accommodations only SlSieeriae New k "ns 50
Norfolk charged the rs 10y the RIVER noa
viz: 81 and extra
Shipper. rc,r c"nsisnecs he.
fore ship Otherwise stored ~ YORK
al their expense and risk.
Conssnees informed that company he responsible
or any goods after leaving the wharf
For freight passage, Apply 10 LuDLaM X WATSON,
H., All Sourh side al
rOLD LOCKETS suitable Tor lor ing
The hair OF friend We have large assortment for sale low
Isn a GESNET & JAMES, Eagle Square.
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koasoK classical ARD tsGLISn

Dl.
Vie 'i:ct oil llG under direct the a.
n i,hii'h" 'ic l'nh!I: IA Il Y:!uI.:. - III.
h"al'sc Classical ar. Eu.isI
hJinSc IT.
"r'.ii""'!7 ~ t1 rniH: ~ "a" the truth OF
"'h r,"i,K hIhitn all who acquainted with IL
re Al I'VE it'rF''i in4 .aii r
TlH; "ir The: ma: o. a.el hat .ri,
eel ie .''ri" TT humane
'du mere without 'Graer tc lr.! il no
RAJ atmosphere tue Scs"n hrl.g Gl.Iic err lr1e
hc 'rui "t' or'cft hIi assembly
Hoc worship 10 r! be r. esI.cabe rl!ra:c uis,s
convenient 10 the school The u.e this school, uit
;lIeiy orc o: the finest In irairatiC c.Ig 4uy
aole 10 stain It's" That n"iihg shall he qualify The "a
m ior al ne purposes o human he. While regard
MS lutnrc icrstih his conduct. The
~ ihclcs not SccafIa.hut alt
lar"clI' hut dyvor exclusively tuition ia
nH ahch'S-bciis'i 10: t'at Theology, systems Of
IL nrS School ia
TElMS-I"n and GreeS ssh II branches .ns a. Age
bra Gromcy Chemistry. Pr!uUIly SD The nlnay
'7 hiHhhI &C. :@ PER session vi ~ months an!
tevci
OF entrance. Parable 5. III annually.
REFERENCES iincuIs Edward H. CuGcuay,
H. ACLuHt y Professor, u LANGUAGES.
InSoIhy III the University Nl.inIi.
The fcccrtor l. HENRY T.. CLaHY.
NICHOLAS L. REAn,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-01
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL


spY vr'r Decd Edwin IIll
John L. Winston. record in Hanover Clerks Office. u
.icd the Trustees therein named viii the iih day fcbru
# the DAY thereafter premises
The highest hirrr rash! that
ul allied and kuu%n GARLAND NIL 3ij
u SIrg and being lrn.rr j..
uI the t'uur House" hats ml"s , tnuri
House cp" he Virginia CrlaI Ran Road a'oIns
lands III William WIu,tnn. william Carer The
consist -: LARGE and r"nmo!lou- dwelling house
barn Stable. house, AMI other necessary houses
The tale trthc ani believed
selling Trustees. will convey with special
WILLIAM -. WINSTON,
ll-rtIE HENRY HUI.