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The Chair laid before the Senate message from the Pre-
sdenl OF tic United Stairs transmitting report from the
Secretary Of STATE in relation . tie fisheries On the coast
of Florida
Mr. Walker moved postpone all prior orders for the pu
pose taking up HE homestead bill Alter debating the
matter for hGara, il decided IN 'Ic negativcyeas
% nays 81
The Senate then proceeded TO consider tie Pacific rail
road bill and after debating II until nearly half past four
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
The House Il, voted its c-snn I" the further consiicra
Of the civil and drna:ic appropriation bivotins by
yeas nd many OF h" aIencm, MS l!crrn
from the COMMITTEE OF The Whole lie state nj the Union
which finally passed. ir question on MIR Rococks
pending motion 10 take M The senate bill for The e"rgan
zalion the navy arose, end was deccd in ht
raiiye-yeas IS, nays 81.
The tnus. then went into a Committee Of III. Whole
the state the Eairr; w!rren the lnlnn appropriation bill
considered for few moments h. committee rose
and Mr. Mllson, by leave, reported back, from the Commit
Zee on Revolutionary Claims, The bill tor the let OF Mars
w. Thompson which was passed. III" nI inr The relief OF
John Huntingdon reported by Mr. Mace from Commit.
toe of Claims read three times and passed. And
ltca after time passed IN the consideration ncr
tua motions 10 suspend tie rLics Tor tile consdcraG a.
various bills the House ADJOURNED
TUESDAY,, FEBRUARY y, 1888
SENATE.
In the Senate ajoin resolution extending the time before
the late steamboat act shall go into Gpera"n intro.
tuced and passed. The Pac, :al road bill then
up and dcba: ed until The honr ot ADJOURNMENT:
HOUSEOF REPRESENTATIVES
The House spent the larger potion Of The day in Com
miIlrr ol the Whole Tho Indian and Army Appropriation
bills taken up, discussed and laid aside reported
After aprteing The Senatet an.ndU-n lin bill rcg-
late The fees OF officers OF the Unitei courts HE
House adjourned.
RESS--wEDNESDaY.
SEsATr.-Mr. Hunter reported That the committee ap.
pontc! irr that purpose had waited the President Il, e.
nd notified him Of his ci"rou which h. sinlfcd i, ac-
ceptahe; and committee was appointed 10 m,k. .r.
cesar arrangements or the Inauguration rec,nun.s
The l:lwy appropriation b t.krn up debated
until the HOUR ut aLJ1urn:nru
Hou,E OF Enthusiastically Jones oi rennessc c,
reported from the COMMITTEE appointed wait ni na,i.
f. the President elect oi his ELECTION The Canada recor-
city BILL which taken up then .t,, Uulii
the conclusion o! the morning hour b. h.. Tuck Mf
CngnIan, and Mr.. T"wnsherd Going afterwards INTO
committee Of the whole the state of The Union (ilr
Bococ In the ohair the balance # the days session was
devoie 10 the further consideration the Indian approrra
tun till upon which McsSrs Howard Johnson f Az.
kansas spoke at length before the amendments pr0
posed were discussed in fVennues speeches b. ranY
members.
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r. H. Glass; Esq has retired from the editorial chair OF
the Lynchbug Republican, which he conducted with i'
ness spirit and ability Mr. P McCokle OF RocSbfidse
10 The new Editor and Mr. J. g. Paxton proprietor Week
.and the right hand of fell ship Messrs Nice q p sno
wish them all success.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-25

The cn,..a,iaon II music and ie h"e at's, - ''9 .
lows Hall vii! continue each DAY anu e'e"'"s WIS
This i !" the mos! csaSie an: ''l''c.''s enc
ava, ,., here The merits of Rosters Cxqaisite paint
n of Tho s,,iye Israeites have alluded 10 before No
onc should fail 10 see it, We pleased to learn that large
audiences have in attendance at the concerts and even
ing exhibitors Madame Durands voice ia one oil consac
rable compass and power and her execution OF some OF '
finest und effective pieces, remarkably sweet o's
Noy has bass voice Of much volume, andwcIi ra'neu
In the song Here upon the vessels deck, ne was ''uu
appauded and Our readers must bear IN Hhu w
Saturday night is the last exhibition We understand 'a
The exhibition will visit Charlottesville Staun'oh anu
Iynchburc.
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For he Enquirer
MECkLENBURG AND CHARLOTTE SENATORIAL.
lISrRILmr

Henry T. Coleman, ESQ., OF Muckcnbu!s, ia candidate
subject HE 0. his par:yo fill the vacan-
CIV b. occasuned in This Senatorial District b. the cxpi
ration Of "i Tucker burlington, Esq who declines
being agal candidate. OF Mr.. Coleman suffice il say
ihat aa representative he has been triei-hst he hms
beef, found able and faithful He will the cordial
support Of MEEkLENBuRG.
February 22d, 1853.
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Enn THE ENQUIRER
TO the ryter Of elisabeth CITY York Wdrrick and the City
Of williamsburg.
/, mill viii be- opened Tor William q I.ung, Esq 81
Warwick rnun.y 10 rcpr this election district in tn
next House u Delegates Of Virginia. DEMoChAi'
WILLIAM BURG Feb. 2lst, 1853.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-25

-TuE ATuESAEUM.--1ir Rev. Nj Du.alse's
third l,ctur- The Holy Land viii be Lc.lv he Athe
the - Il February. the course which H. W.
H. Grea f!an. +Nar"!c Battle GT0u0j' "ht ii
The IN OF sLuaIt al it, Rum 'Silrcae. SiI"al,
an o,-r par-- ri nierts rulG2 ''JelG,a!eiG
Lecture clock T. ~ Terms admIIance usual
Feb 2j-.t Tbs COMMITTEE arHESEUM
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For the EnquiT
nCuorRaTic MEETING IN CAROLINE.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN CAROLINE.
is particularly requested that all me Democrats ~ "a
roInc cnunlv will hcf next Harch Cnurt 20! 'e
selecting candidates To Ia run tnr Congress ana
nur Lr..laturc-as Mr.. lluaioy aud MI BucKner have
ho declined becoming candidates agan ,,,,
February 22d, 1853. MANf WI Emo
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BEAUTIFUL PREMlUM MS.

We Yesterday and admired two large and eeauliu'
silver yoblets presented by our excellent friends ~
Martin Co. able enlightened and liberal merchants o.
this cy az premiums for the finest manufacturing tobacco
sold in this CITY, The go5e.s in fac TASTE with tobacco
leaves elegantly chased them, and 60 great creo !"
Messts Mitchell Tyler, jewelers. OF this city from "ho'
they were procured The following inscriptions VIII best
exnress their it say that MI Gillian
nurcha his tobacco for the manufacture Of his popular
brand of swine Sup that SIR Thomas secured nus o' or
his fayore brands OF "E Dorado and "Diadem Inc IN
scrjptons on the two silver gobcts are as follows
.pasa1um-Awarded F F.. Lyon of Granville county,
N c. by N NJ. Mat,in " Co. Richmond for the best ma
~ ,nanuac curing tobacco sold for their North Carolina
t,i,nbs in 1852 baugh; by Geo. W. Gillian, at SID
observation-disclosures Ia ". Il. Read Of MecRlenDurg
conntv Va by ~ NJ Martin 4 Co. Richmond for the best
Ind tobacco sold FOR their virginia
in 1852 bought by james Thomas, Jr, al SCI
We are happy 10 hear that Mess's. ~ ~ Martin 4 Co.
with their accustomed berality and TACT design Offering
similar nremuns this year We invoke The tobacco plant
ers of Virginia b. the alert! nno not a'w 'neseen
and honorable prizes TO taken from them by the VA
N,rh Slate
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DEATH OF A NAVAL oFFlCER.-Lieut. Geo ".
Chairman popuar and gallant officer OF the United States
Navy died Sunday morning his residence IN Philadelphia
LIZ n,dd
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K.SAwua SaLlSEs. Sunday, Feb. J

KaNAwHA SALiSEs Sunday, Feb IS
DEAR +...'.:- Our Valley was thrown into conslocfa
h Yesterday and to-day by the discovery
y.ry singular murder perpetraed few miles above Us
seems that man by the Of Stughin owed one 10
mines several hundred dollars appointed All evening" as
dav,for ae,tlemen Suoghiu lett mis- work in the evening"
and went TO RS house. telling his companion maj ne was
in to settle with r. Since then he had not Oeen seen UT
Srd m until his friends becoming alarmed at his sudden
exit commence. search, finally entered RS house hna
Looked every where body could DC concealed ana founn
nhinp until one of Them thinking probably OF the notorious
Wb,,er case scapng in the ashes ard TO ms
surprise found several human teeth and the
part the esh supposed TO DC mat Q" Inc nn " ~ aa
RIM into crevice in the fire place partly roasted was
yerv large fire place five feet long IL is known that H. mao
n.ay cord OF pine at his house which II seems IRE
Al, hurnt nm He Immediately arrested and committed
10 jail on Sunday He exercised more ingenuity man "eo
alter did in disposng of the body The lew bones lat are
found will be difficult 10 identity as tose d u; r
their calcined His trial VIII DO very Interesting -"
Their DEVELOPMENTS not made.
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Mr. Charles Whitney, who has won great distinction every
where BY his wonderful power OF clocuion giving e-liHe
representations OF Henry Randolph and other American ora
tors-proposes TO give lecture next week. His perform
ances are really wonderful aud most pleasing and attractive
and it is hoped that he Will obtain he A'heneu lot nus
valuable entertainments II Is MS Design possloe 10
give lecture and oatorca Illustrations on TUESDAY even
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-25

The South Side Democrat has been requested oy MI
Charles F. Collier the able and esteemed delegate TOE"
Prince George TO state that he will not be candidate LOT
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On Ia. plank road. 4 horses carry with ease luO
bushels II is ~ miles from Lawrrnccville 10 re
tersburp. The Trip eau be- made in days a
wagon, 4 horses and driver, can hc hlrfn al -
nor tny. The owner finding himself DAYS
hire Of wagon At s. >? w
Tolls on wagon, cents per mile, 81 miles, -
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aICHMOND ENQUIRER
ER1D,y M0RNISG. FEBRUARY Is, 1852.
AlTROADS. &c.

Within the last wear wonderful revolution has taken
place in the Virginia Legislature, and we oeieSe lha Is
justified by similar change in the Puohc sentiment Oh 'e
S.ae-Virpnia has resolved lend her aid to the compile
lion of the great OF communication through the Sae
In ACCOMPLISHING this muni6cent purpose. pregnant win
such mighty consequences, il is important that he
iron rails now selling high price should be obtained
upon the most reasonable possible To elect inns de
sabe result necessary that the present Congress shouo
adopt measures for temporarily repeating or susPendng c
duties on Railroad IRON We learn from the wises anu HOS
enlightened from gentlemen who have looked c
The fgurcsthat the government can well dispense VIII"
the accrung revenue from that source and that at the pre-
sent enormous rates which rail road iron no" se's
no protection is in any manner required o. those pro-
ducing here. Under present circumstances Inc pre-
sent duty is not only hardship those building the
immense number Of rail roads in course OF construction
aud contemplated but it also serves greatly 10 reP'esS w
disDoson TO push works ahead 1t earnestly hoea
expected that such amendment can ana WI" DC az
ached To the Civil and Diplomatic appropriation OIL oeloe
Congress- will effect this desirable object In "roe 70
strengthen the scheme, earnestly invoke 'ne e'""e
Assembly Virginia take the subject promptly u"u "
and strong resolutions subject Virginia has
deep interest in the matter and we zeaousy Invoke our
friends in the Legislature, not TO lose moment Cos Con-
press adiourns in week but take and mature sua-
ble resolutions pass and send them 10 Washington al
once The importance and magnitude OF the SUBJECT VIII
be, speak their merits, and we commend the SUBJECT
most prayely and cordially, TO the Legislature
----sss-------------
The Democracy disappointed In the man OF 'ielt
choice. They nominated "a blank leaf" and expected TO
write upon il and policy that their wisdom may dictate IN
other words Mr. Pierce 10 be nominal President ana
the wire workers President, in fact But Mr. pierce IN
nds 10 be President beth and fact lie has acted
independently and pudeny thus far And we believe that
he viii NOT so swervc give himself up 10 Tho counses
od aid,nce of factions and pazans. They, of course
will be offended this independence and or'aSc "r eoay
support the President OF their choice
The above from the Alexandria Telegraph "a "h'S '"
null ia very high compliment 10 the President eject
he designed rs hit the Democracy it Is realya most
n,,u rebuke 10 the Injustice Of the Wing during tn
Ias campaign Ey the confession of Whg organ, th'
ob,ure blue nose Yonkee" has already proven himself i"
b. man of mark 1t him continue 10 act win Inc same
ndependeuce and prudence" and The Democracy VIII see
,h.;r best hopes realized and will cling sui more devoled
1he az their choice.
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ILL. u. L,nnI;..,.

TO he Editors u the Enquire'.
c.,Iep,rr:-EnclDscd e,nd you extract o! lei
receyeJ some days ago II is oil sufficient interest," III
nv nprion 10 bear publication, and II you VIII 2''c
in your columns, you will much ob5e ynHf ts"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-25

,c,hlv TO PROMISE write relative TO the contemplate
DIT ami from the Boy dion and Petersburg Plank Road
BY smusy Ordinary ind Lawfencevilo' to the Roanoke
river. .r ;,,,,;o,o,, :, ,h lin. nj
,has but little attention. lind has Dee" paid
~ nIunk roads They nre, enpaca!y Tue a'refs roais
1 c se0ucny attract very llle notice iron" me great
trsyeIn, bubble Rail Roads, grant, add g9ay 10 nc
nrosncr,fv Of the country. They carry out iny inc '
poscs Tor which they are built bn they do mol ahS"' tc
wnnis 81 me poo nrmer. His success deren:s "po ms
doing ersry thing uin himself He cannot nlorI 10 Pay
hn no. ssariy Heavy charges rail road companies IL.
mn ., n We good road carry his produce to h'athI wiz
his own teams. Now the question l8, VIII !c 'a''N |
sue,Iv his wants? 1t costs the farmers IN me h.,s
horbood of Lawenccyile to carry their produce 10 a"
as follows: p,eI,,o, q m
E[aipht from Behed Ityllnds supposing hid
10 weigh 1910 lbs, NJ 20 CTS per hundred, Isl "a
dayaee in Petersburg, III cts, D ~
. i ,,t,,cc, ne, hht 10 Petersburg, So 10
Cost OF carrying wheat, per bushe 10 bciIf'u-
when The roads are good, two horses can carry
o. observation-disclosures % miles; trip can be h'ade
in one and n half days; wagon aud t~o horses
one and hall days, al So IS; % bushels al 80 -
is per hlslIel. ,
Rail Road freight to Petersburg, = cts; dayasc o.
cent,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-25

ANOTHER WEBSTER AND PARKMAN TRAGEDY.
The Editor of the Lynchburg Express has seen letter
from friend at Kaawha Sanes Va Of which he gives ne
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-25

100 bushels at Sll 81, is per 5ushe'
crs; bur, Tor convenience, ! will say
$4,000 bushels wheat al - cts.
TIE ( horses can draw 3 hogsh"ads
tubacco-3 hngslieads III 81 - makes
per hogshead So 81 400 hogshcads al
SO 90,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-25

Cost Of carrying wheat per ousic 10 Petersburg W.
R reference the tables and from ofncf sourc
is ascrr,urd that there viii be red on the plank foa
from awrcnceve 400 hh- oil tobacco and oUOU bushels
of wheat Il will base estimate on "hht "l 90 on ''
ro,d =, lawIcnccye has. mol had time To examine NE
census tables with respect any other pont) 10 carry
400 hhds tobacco $4,000 bushels wheat 10 Market at
present rllcs, ~ follows: :, ,,o n,
400 hfis tobacco At So 10, SI,i1uu ""
50 O0U bushels wheat, al 2Oia cents lo'-oo w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-25

s,TAGE: MD CARRYALL NAMES. a large sssott
- uislr OF the ab0Ts just received by
F.t ~ SMITH 3 ROBERTS No "a Main
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blcs to be Picrcsd-"Open he1 Books ~ T. Do1om-
Jtho killed the Pacific Rola!-Ihe SugoM De'nocTdey-
WAsHISoroS, Fen. 81, 1853.
The House OF Representatives did sensible thing yescr-
day. in authorizing The appointment OF Charge 10 Swl'Zer-
land 1t ought have been done long since Our uoFe'h-
ment has been sngulrly Ignorant OF he Importance OF
Switzerland Two millions OF dollars worth OF our Cotton
uocs annually that country and their exports to the u
States amounted in 1851, to more than SIX millions ana
half of dollars. There only two Consuis we believe o
recent appunltneD too in the whole counry-one at Bale
the other at Z,ich Austria exports 10 US only SSVVUoU;
and we give her foil Minister because probably she has
an Emperor and Court. But for little Republican Swzef-
land coupr OF ConsuIs or Charge, is more than enough
Mr. Stanton Tennessee endcavorcd 10 raise II 10 iu
mission; but the House had unfortunately neither me per-
cepon nor the knowledge which prompted mat able ana
learned member 10 make the motion, and so II iarl
The Wing officials here, are driving sun game IN swap
ping and selling offices and places under me government
lis neanneSs is Characteristic Thirty odd sales are saln 10
have been perfected in the General Land ONCE alone Inc
Pension and Census offices and other uncic7n als IN Inc
Aupean Stables similar fields OF operation The scheme
is ior the Nhr incumbent 10 retire in favor OF Demo-
cra () who will either divide the spolls, give bo-
nus or bring political Influence 10 sustain some
obnoxious Wing relation under Democratic administration
W. regard these swaps as bad spcculaons de-
rirlly They will be examined next month The ruth 10
The crv of eruption and pecnaton that aow hlls the at
mosereis loud and deep that President Pierce viii be
fully justified in making entire and absolute change IN
al III" Departments. As Mr. Webster once snl: we must
opcn new books !" We must open Nclc Books, Sir
Mr. Dobbin, of North Carolina is here; and people are
determined lis presence shall be male' OF political spec
uaion. Every one insists that he is TO DC Caonet ON
cer-and whit l. curious doubts H. Probably be-
cause his prominent position IN Tie Baltimore Conven-
ton and at H. high worth and ability.
James Sh Ids Senator Illinois, has the dsns uhcd
honor Df killing The Pacific Rail Road BILL by an amendment
which dsgsed the friends OF the great popular measure
The world mus. rcvuve npun liz axis before TINS
splendid work will be commenced
The nomnaiiun Of A. w. Starke, by the Democracy ..
Nansenond good one and hope that ah., bold and
energetic will be returned 10 the next Legislature Ut
Virginia. .
Professor Anderson the great Wizard Of the North is 10
be- in Richmond next week. Let commend him as the
submcs, Npcromancer vi the aye. CHANGED Ia the
ocean in the ship with him in ISL AMI Witnessed his
;nupn,us ana admirable exhibitions The ladies' on board
He is an and artist and deserves all success Inc
public o. Washington eager TO see him. }. >. Z.
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81 | -
III 81 100
l. els
$4,000 90
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of the Richmond ENQUIRER.

Correspondence of the Richmond ENQUIRER.
Charge 10 Sut-crluud-Hs Importance-IOn f. p. Stan
tonssBurguins among the Wigs in odice-Augean Sta
bles to be Pierced Open Neu Books'-J. T. Dobbtn-
Who killed the Pacific Roaa!--Ifte Suffolk Democracy
Hi-ord of the .NorEt DC . -
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rmlnrY-sECoND CoNGREss--2p SESSION
MoSpAy. FEBRUARY q, 1858.

THos. MEAux, Secretary pro tenn.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-08
COPARTNE RsHIP.

ESHE undersigned having purchased the stock in
II trade off G CRANE Il SON, have formed
partnership under the name and style ofD r CRANE &
CO, to conduct the Hide and Leather business in the
house heretofore occupied by the said CRANE II
SON. No 10 Fifteenth street, where they will be pleased
to the customers of the late concern assuring them
aud all others who may patronise them that they will
their ibest -ndeavors to give entire satisfaction.
In addition the stock on hand, they will receive
in few days additional supply of Leather, &c,
prsng usual assortment of goods in their line, all of
which will be offered for sale low for cash. to punctua
customers the usual time.
7Mr WIN. BEAL, who for the nine last years has
been with the old concern will continue with u.s. and be
ready to wait all his and friends who may call.
DAVID R. CRANE,
fe 1--2aw2w GEORGE STEEL.
"AVING sold out entire stock to r CRANE
1 & CO., who will continue the business old
stand respectfully solicit for them continuance of
the patronage of our customers and friends.
AS it is important to bring business to close,
earnestly invite all those indebted to to pay up with
out delay. Those to whom ind ebted will no
doubt call without particular invitation
We may be found at old place, No 10 Fifteenth
street.
fel-2aw2w ]. C. CRANE & SON
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-08

pursuance of Deed of Trust bearing date the 18th
IL day OF November 1852 duly recorded in the county
Court of Goochand county. from Elisha Caswel now de-
ceased to me- for the benefit of Daniel Hunt othe city
Richmond in order to certain debts and liabilities
therein mentioned, shall on MONDAY. the 21st day
of March, 1855 in front of the Court House of said
ty, the said day being Court day, proceed to sell
the real estate in said mentioned deed, being
tain lot OF land lying and being in the county of Gooe
land, upon the north side Of the James river Canal.
and bounded as follows: commencing the Manakin
Ferry Road at the Bridge the James River Ca
nal thence the said road 90 degrees IL chains
links, to stone; thence SIT degrees. chains 1s
links thence % degrees, w 10 chains, 10 links
stone on the canal thence up the sad canal 53t de-
grees w chains, 26links to the beginning. and
tains acres, rood, II pole.
TERMs-Cash for the debt secured by said deed and
the costs and expenses OF and the balance
purchase money credit of six months, properly
cured.
sBp'Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, NJ.
fe 8-1awtd JOHN B. sTEGALL, Tru stee.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-08
NEW CROP GREEN TEAS At au<
BY GEO. j. SUMNER.
RARE CHANGE FOR ANTIQUARIAN
UCTlON SALE OLE COLE. SlIYEE

RARE CHANCE FOR ANTIQUAREANs.
A UCTlON SALE OF GOLD, SILVER
N AND COPPER COINS, MEDALS, &c.-On
MONDAY morning the 2lst instant, commencing OF 10
o'clock at thelarge room the store of Mr. Elias Hale
No LOG Main street. will be sold public auction a very
large large collection of old and very valuable Gold Sill
and Copper Coins, Medals and Pocket Pieces COM
prlsng from 900 to 200 pieces belonging estate
OF Abram Levy, deceased.
These coins took Mr.. Lew fifty years to collect and
highly priced and treasured up by him as great Gu.
rosities.
Also, very fine gold patent lever Watch; collection
ofbeautiiu Oil Paintings also, Chamber Furniture, con-
ssting of high post mahogany Bedstead and Bedding,
Bureau Washstand, Secretary and Book Cases. pair OF
handsome Otomans Chairs. rocking Chairs Carpet &C.
N. The above will be openor examination on and
after Thursday the 18th instant when catalogues of the
Coins be obtained and the public both ladies' and
gentlemen, respectfully invited to avail themselves
seeing such large and fine collection of great curi0si
ties, and which is said to be the valuable in the
United States.
"a Terms cash.
By order of JACOB A. LEVY,
Executor of Abram Levy deceased.
Sale to be conducted by GEo.J. SUMNER, Auet.
70 lid