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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-05-17


BIsnor DAv1s.-At the recent meeting of
the Convention of the Diocese of South, Caro-
lima, it appeared that conflict of opinion exis-
ted among the Clergy, which led to the:nar-
s.apg Of two parties in the contest for Bish-
'op. The High and Low Church parties voted
for their candidates during ten balIots, when
finding that neither could be elected, it became
necessary TO select some gentleman, not pro.
minently identified with either, who would be
acceptable to both The chice fell by a large
vote, upon the Rcvd. Thomas #. Davis of
Camden.
We have taken some pains to enquire. and
find that very general satisfaction exists iu
in the elevation to this sacred Office ofthis-gen-
teman. and We learnthat there's a general
feeling among all, that noone in the Convention
could have been selected, better calculated to
harmonize all differences, and promote the
best interest of the Church.. In assuming the
heavy responsibilities Of his office, we tender
him our highest respect and best wishes ~
4Colunlbia Banae,.; /.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-05-17
Rain Greatly Needed.

We need rain very much, and unless we are favored
soon with refreshing showers it is very questionable
whether our crops will turn out any thing.
Our river we understand, for day or so past has
been very full owing to heavy rains in the up-country
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-05-17

+ A late London paper says: The Royal
Commissioners have recommendedihe erection
of fifty eight new churches in the diocese Of
London; the building of the greater part will
be almost Immediately commenced. A new
metropolitan Roman Catholic Cathedral, Oh q
grand scale of magnfcence, is also about to
be commenced in the heart Of the city, near
the north end of Hattou Garden. No charge
is to be made for admission, and sermons are
to be preached and rites to be administered in
ten languages Large free schools will also be
attached.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-05-17

A NuT FOR TAXPAYERS TO CRAcK.-Of the
27,737 State paupers in Massachusetts,, more
than 1900 are foreigners; nearly 10000 are
British subjects. More than 1900 foreign pau
pers arrived during the last year. Ofthe 27,737,
more than $4,000 were made paupers by ntem-
perauce, either of themselves or their parents
and guardians. The amount expended by the
Commonwealth for the relief of this army ofpoor
people was S475,G73. The number of pauper
children under l4years of age is 3,o0S.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-05-17

Welean from the Cheraw Gazette that Henry Nc
Iver ESQ., has been appointed Solicitor of the Eastern
Circuit by tho Governor.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-05-17


BLUE RIDGE RAlLRoAD.-The following gen
tlemen have been elected Directors of the Blue
Ridge Railroad Company under the Charter
granted at the last session of the South Carolina
Legislature, viz: L.. W. Conner, ". a. Gill;
land, G. A. Trenholm. John Caldwell, G. M.
Furman, Ii. Gourdin, I'll. Wragg, Robert sAd-
ger, W. c. Dukes.
At a subsequent meeting of the Board, Henry
Gourdn was elected President = p
1t is expected that the three divisions Of the
Road, in South Carolina, Georgia aud North
Carolina, will soon be united under one direction;
and with this in view, the enterprise has already
attracted offers from men of the greatest expert
.ence in the construction of Railroads. Some
notifications in the form Of the State contribu-
ton may be necessary to.meet these views, but
it is no: believed that any. serious obstacle will
exist in that direction. If should prove, as we
anticipate, the whole Road can be put in opera
tion in less than four years. =
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad isalready
bringing Cotton from Tennessee-the last Bal
timore Prices Current stating that bills oflading
of no less than 1000 bales, have been received,
and this by the cireuitous route Of the Ohio riv-
er. So that, work rs fast as we may, we arenot
likely to be a moment too soon to secure the le.
gitimate lrnits of this enterprise Charleston
Merc,try -
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-05-17

HAIL SToRM.-There was severe storm at
Beaufort on Sunday, attended with the fall of
hail. A house in town was struck by lightning,
and a negro killed.
At SummeryiIle, on the same day, the hail
el in largo quantities, and one individual
stored considerable quantity of in his ice
house.
The storm also extended to Savannah.
Charleston Mercury llh inst.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-05-17
Major Generals Election.

Bigadicr General BLAKENEY was elected on the
22d ut Major General of the Fourth Division to fill
the v:cancy occasioned by the resignation of Major
Geneml HARLLEE. The vote stood as follows:
Fol Gen. BLAKENEY. Observation-Disclosures. .ll9
Majority for BLAKENEY 90
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-05-17

NORTH CAROLINA FIsuER1Es.-Th Plymouth
On. c. Nillager says: <.
Our fishermen on the Roanoke have been
doing fine business, during the last week.
AS high as fifteen thousand herrings were ta-
ken at haul. The run of shad continues ve-
ry fair. One day last week, nine sturgeon got
in the seine of L. B. Nichols; being very large
and powerful, five of them bolted through the
seine, and four were captured. Twenty, of the
largest size were taken during the morning.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-05-17

A wild horse was recently purchased in Gin
cinnatti for 81 900 and will be exhibited in
New York at the Worlds Fair.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-05-17

The first book printed in the New World
was in the city Of Mexico. 1t was printed in
the Spanish language in l5tf
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-05-17

*See the description Of the battle Of Cherubusco by
General James Hammond.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-05-17

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-06
EUAkDlAN sLAVK.-J. W. RANDOLPH

VI has for sale, April s.
Animals in Costume, with queer plates-37c
The American Engineer, Draughtsman and Ma
chinst's Assistant, by Oliver Byrne, ga plates
81 so
The Planter, or Thirteen Years in the South, by
a Northern MRn-75c
Dunsp's Book oil Forms 2nd edton-s4
Truth, or Perces Clareton: narrative OF Church
History 10 the 18th century, by G Taylor, author
OF Thankfulness-7Jc
Larkins Practical Brass and Iron Founders
Guide-Sl
Annotated Paragraph Bible, with explanations,
notes and nnsps-S4
Ha;chie, tbs Guardian Slave, or the Heiress of
Bel5vere: tale OF the mississippi and the South
west, By W.T. Ashton-sl
Elements Of the Laws, or Outlines OF tie System
of Civi! and Criminal Law In the States and United
States, designed Tor general use, by Judge T
Smith-Sl
Travels Of Anna Bishop in Mexico, with plates
81
The White Slave, or Memoirs of Fugitive, with
plates-$l
The Monarchst, a novel, by ] Jones, author of
Wild Western Sceaes-5Jc
Chas Elicit on the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers
with plates, for improving navigation, &c-E3
Ianqurell and Dana on Secrei Diseases-SI
Ricard, Latour and Whtmores Letters on
syphils-s2
Tales of Southern Border, by C w Weber au-
thor CT "Old Hicks, the Guide" with plates--l 25
Romance of the Revolution, by o Bunce, with
plates rs
Man and his Migratons by R G Latham, NJ D--5e
sO s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-06
BY Wellington GOddin.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL.
" LIABLE PROPERTY ON CLAY STREET.
By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court Of the
city OF Richmond, the undersigned will sell by pub.
lie auction, to the highest bidder on Wednesday,
the Goth day of April next at the hour OF clock
P NJ, Lot on the corner of Clay and 9Th streets,
fronting eighty feet on Clay street and running
back one hundred and sixty feet to the line OF
Thomas w McCance. The lot will be sold entire,
or divided into lots to suit purchasers. The pro.
perty will be sold without reserve.
TERMs.-cash as to the sum of $500, with in.
terest from 25th day of March, 1897 until paid,
and credit OF twelve months as to the residue.
JAMES LYONS, Com.
Sale by w. GoDDIN, Auct NH 31-eodtds
EROM 100 TO $50 BEAUTIFUL
IL BUILDING LOTS IN THE TOWN OF "FUL.
TON, ADJOINING PORT MAYO, NEAR ROCK.
ETTS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold
on Thursday. April 14th, 1853, commencing at
IL o'clock, ON the premises from 100 to $50 beau.
tiiul Building Lots in this fast improving part OF
the city.
Capitalists can be assured of making good in
vestments, and persons of limited means can, for
small amount of money, procure for their families
comfortable home A fine spring of water from
the ant Erin" spring, runs through this land
which, for a small price, can be carried into every
yard. plat of the property can be seen at the
office of the Aucuoneer in a few days.
TERMS -One.fourth cash; balance at three, six
and nine months for negotiable notes, interest ad
died. secured by trust deed, or title retained,
mh29 w. GODDIN, Auct.
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TTE LATEST NEWS.
Tur GARDNER TRIAL.

: ,h;s trial, on Monday, E. L keesee tests
% % ' having served notice on DIR. Gardner
tea =, he Administration were about TO send an
iha, ~" ~ Mexico to find out the locality Of his
sss%s and that he informed him that If he
n'n1IS3' send an agent TO point them out, the
~o u,u would pay his expenses. The
Go'.,d declined the proposition, saying that
pVC ,',Uders,ood the Commissioners had pre-
be "I 90. exnressed the OF nion that the mine
'o'S.f rsud. Augustin De Aguillar, Next.
VS. Iswyer. Judge, &c, residing at San Louis
can G.1 10 testified TO the signatures Of Delos
TO-, Gugman and Fernandez, upon Gardi.
hss' aiming title, were forgeries. He also
D ssd,s,,;ed copv OF the mining laws of Mexi-
On. and gave variety of information relative
.S' laws aud usages of that country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-06

TRIAL OF SPRtSG--Up TO o'clock Monday
night jury had not been empannelled for the
second Trial of Spring. Eleven had been de-
cijed competent jurors, and other talesmen
were ordered TO be summoned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-06

TIRE LARGEST LUT OF CHEAP
IL GOODS IN THIS CITY Is AT JACOB A.
LEVYs, where you can find Berege De LANES at
l2k and 25c worth double the money Lawns at
l0c; Calicoes at IL; Check Mvslin at IL l2; Hea.
w Cotton Hose at = 2. Also, very cheap Cling.
hams, Bereges, Tissues. Collars, Sleeves, Gloves,
Corded Sklrts' Linen and Cotton Sheetings and
Shrtings, Grape Shawls, Brocade and Plain Silks;
handsome Bonnet and Neck Ribbens; Marseilles
Quilts; Linen Cambrick Hdkfs Table Cloths, Nap.
kins, Toweling. &c &c. A call will assure you Of
the fact that the cheapest Goods in the city are at
JACOB LEWIS,
ap Nos Is and SO Main ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-06

t. Capt. HoLLINs acted under the orders
Of the late administration. The affair at San
Juan occurred only six days after the Inaugu-
ration Of President Pierce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-06
By John X. ID. Payne, Salesman.

ny JONu H. 10 HyHO, SGItSNaNs
HOUSEHOLD AND hiTCHEN FUR.
LII NiTUkE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of April, at 10 o'clock, in
the tenement next door to DR. Rawlins, on Broad
ture, comprising in part handsome Sofa, Carpet,
Rocking Chairs, cane-seat Go, Beds, Bedsteads,
Washstands, earthen and glass Ware, Tables,
Knives and Forks, kitchen Furniture, &c.
Terms cash.
ap2 c.
- Additienal.--A portion of the Rev DR..
Emple's Furniture will be sold at the same time.
ana d payne.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-06
BY James "a. Taylor, Aucfr.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
~ CATHARINE AND LEIGH STREETS, FOR
kEALE AT AUCTfOE.-Will be sold on Wednes
Day Afternoon next, the 9th day Of April, 1893,
upon the premises, commencing at half past four
O'Clock, the House and Lot On Csiharine street,
now in the occupancy of Dir John Valentine
After the sale of the House, win be sold several va
cant lots fronting Catharine and Leigh streets,
and running back about 100 feet The House 10 in
very good repair, and is occupied by good tenant
at fair rent. There 10 also well OF excellent
ter in the yard.
TERMs-Onethird CASH balance at and u
m onths, with interest, secured by a trust deed or
title retained.
NH 81 JAMES M TAYLOR, Aucsr.
Amer the above Sale, win be sold, neat
framed House and Lot, situated at the southeast
ern intersection Of Clay and Smith streets. The
house is nearly new and now rents to q good ten
ant. Terms at sale.
ape JAMES ~ TAYLOR Auct
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I'll. Ne,r L;ouor Lov in Maine.

SPRINGFIELD, April 2.-The Legislature of
Maine adjourned sine die yesterday. The
Portland Advertiser states that Governor Cros-
by has signed the amended liquor law passed
Nv the Legislature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-06
By AIexander NorI a. Co.

nUR EVENING SAL rs will be continued
~ until the season closes, commencing at seven
O'Clock, at which time will sell from. the Shelves
in lots TO suit purchasers, good selection of piees
and cut dry goods, hardware cutlery, guns pistois
gold and silver watches, and clocks and cae pieces
Of every description. Also general assortment f
fancy goods ALEX MOTT q co,
no Auetiopesrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-06
By Alexander Mott & Co

TRUSTEE'S SALE of STOCK OF
l. DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c, &c. ct auction.
On wednesday morning. the 9th April, com.
mencing at 10 O'Clock, we Will sell at public Auc-
ton the entire Stock of Drugs, Medicines, Bottles,
Paints, Oils, Dye Stuff, Window Glass, Instruments,
Brushes, Pots, &c, &C, and every other article in
store No l. Main street, occupied By VIM. NJ
Dede, Apothecary.
Immediately after the sale, we will rent at pub.
lie Auction, the unexpired term of (Wm. NJ.
Dade's} the House. Counters Shelves, dsc, &c.
By order OF HTTALIAFERR0, Trustee,
Terms cash, ALEX MOTT 81 CO,
NH 25 Aucticneers
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NoMlNArIoNs.-Dr.J J. o. Wharton is said
TO have been nominated as Surveyor Of Balti-
more. Ex-senator Sturgeon to be sub-Trea-
surer al Philadelphia.
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RICHMOND THEATRE.
pl Ell 0E MR d IINIlIN

RICHMOND THEATRE.
BENEFIT OF Mr.. X. P. MUNDIN.
AIR. RICHARD p. MUNDIN begs leave to
NE announce to the citizens OF Richmond that
he will take Benefit on which occasion he will
presen: to the Fire Company hat sells the greatest
number CT Tickets
A Splendid Silver Trumpet.
The Captain OF each Company that wishes to
put in for The Trumpet will call at the Box office
and get their Tickets. the sooner they call the
better chance they viii have Of getting the prize.
ep 5-ts
sNARD-VREATRE w. P. SMITH, in
~ addition to the pieces he produces. which are
i'm mense, for his benefit. wishes to make his au.
dence laugh and enjoy themselves, and will, in re.
turn for such laughter esent the individual who
takes the greatest number of tickets, with q Su.
perb Tin Goblet, which he has purchased at
the enormous expense Of ls cents. ap 5-5t
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,,s.fey Fatal accident on the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad.

ptTrsBuRG. April 4.-Ano,her accident &C.
I'D on the Pennsylvania railroad 10 day at
Grasnsburg. A Mr.. Ro1ebaugh was standing
-. The road when the locomotive came up,
s,,i.Ine him and throwing him six feet OH the
,osd. His back was broken and he was IN
There are eight feet water in the channel -
A further rise is expected asst has ralned hard
81 day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-06
By James Nj. Taylor.

VALUABLE UNEMPLOYED PROPER.
TY ON 3Rp, 4TH AND CENTRE STREETS
AT AUCIlON.-Will be sold on Tuesday, 18th
April, at4 O'Clock, upon the premises respectively,
eleven Lots OF Land, located as follows: on the
South line of Centre street. opposite Brapo,s Row
between 9th and 7th Streets each fronting 2 feet.
and running back ~ feet 10 alley; Lo,s on the
North line of Arch street, between 3rd and 4th
streets, adjoining Prats cottage CANDLES Hill,
fronting (the city equare and commanding m agpi.
hcent view OF the river and surrounding country
30 feet each and running back a convenient depth
and Lots on the West line of Atm street between
Cary and Canal streets, fronting together l09I feet
running back e23 feet The whole of the above
property is well located in improving portions of
the city, and if built on would yield a handsome
per cent. Sale TO commence at O'Clock, with the
fret named property.
TERMs-One third cash; balance at months
with interest and title retained till the purchase
money is paid.
ep4 JAS. M. TAYLOR Auctr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-06

T0D LIVER OIL.-Our efforts to obtain
~ this article pure and unauthorized having
succeeded 10 the satisfaction OF Physicians and 9th
who have tried it, the increased and increasing
demand both here and elsewhere, has induced US
TO make permanent arrangements with the same
reliable manufacturer, at ST Johns, Newfoundland,
for regular supplies, which we shall continue to
receive direct and always fresh
Persons of delicate stomachs, who End difficulty
in taking Cod Liver Oil, can have 1t so prepared
as entirely TO disguise the taste,
For sale by ADIE L. GRAY, and by BLAIR,
Broad street. te 81
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alANAGEh's OFFICE,
z. FRANCE 4 co.

Fer This Dny.-Cspltals: $780, 90 Of $500,
% OF $780, 81 of $50, % OF 395, l24 of $50, &c
rs numbers, IL drawn. Tickets $40
Also the Paispsco Lottery. Capital $4,000,
5000 1865, 1850, 750 &c. Is numbers, Is drawn.
Tickets 81 so
Drawn Nos Of Washington, ls:
AZ IL 60 81 l3 Sc 40 81 70 II 2 81 % rs 16
Whole Al AZ H. halt 81 60 75; quarter 16 AZ 81;
quarter 81 IL 7o-4 more sold aud paid by
LUCK.
Drawn numbers Patsusco. los:
Sc IL 81 70 IS "A Is % So 50 "a 81
Whole 81 II 70, $3.50; quarter 81 "a 81, do "a 50
SO, all sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawn Nos Of CIR. Consolidated, 10:
81 80 50 Is 81 81 80 SO 90 A IS 6
Whole SO 81 81, $500; quarter Is 81 IS, $500;
quarter 80 80 IS, $500, all sold and paid by
LUCK.
Drawn Nos Of Patapsco, l06:
II 43 & 30 SO Sc "a % IS Al IS I3 l6
Half % "a SO, $500; quarter &c IS IS, S50-both
sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawn Nos of Pstapsco, 104:
40 65 Sc 70 IS II : 80 SO AZ e. 63
Half % ST 70, sl5O-sod and paid by LUCK
Drawn NCa of Maryland Consolidated Is:
e. 46 SO s 80 l2 &c &c II Sc 80 So
Ea!f SIS &c, $500; quarter u &c &c. sl00-both
sold and paid by
ape LUCK
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By Davenport, Allen & Co.

BY DavenP0rf, Allen & Go.
GROCERIES,, &c, AT AUCTION
" On THURSDAY, 7th April, we will sell at 10
o'clock, at auction store, an assortment. of Gro
ceries, viz:
so hhds Bacon
Rio and Java Coffee
Coffee Sugars, Soap and Candles
New Lara, in bbls half bbls and kegs
Molasses, Salt, Wrapping Paper
Rum, Brandy
RecHfed Whiskey, Cigars
so boxes Oranges
ALSO-l00 packages Green Teas, of various
grades selected for this market from late iuporta-
tions.
TERMs-URder 500, cash 500 and over, four
months credit tor approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. CO,
ap4 Auctioneers
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ODD FELLOWS, HAL.

UDU FELLUWs7 HAL44.
DELUGE! DELUGE!!
The Grandest Painting in the World.
TAR BEALE'S NEW PANORAMA AND do.
~ RAMA of the Creation and Deluge.-
In consideration of the great rush to this Paint
ing, and by the solicitation of many citizens of
Richmond, the Proprietors ofthis Painting will
main short time longer that those obliged to re
tire ior want of Seats, msy have opportunity of
witnessing this Great Work of Art.
@Exhibition EVERY EVENING. at O'Clock,
and on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY after.
noous 6: 3 O'Clock.
Admission IS cents-children half price
Or Liberal arrangements for Schools
nh 3I-tf
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NOTICE.-Ail persons having claim against
~ Samuel Taylor, decd, or owing debts to him,
sion or having books of his in their possession are
referred to my son, VIM. F Taylor at the Bank OF
Virginia, who is fully empowered to act in all
things relating to the estate as my attorney
EMILY TAYLOR,
Executrix of Sam1 Taylor, decd.
NH 21-2aWo HA
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u To the FubIic.-Your attention is in

~ To the Pubiic.-YoUr attention is in.
vted the very beautiful styles of Daguerreotype
winch MINIS Il WATSON are daily issuing from
their Gallery No 50 IL Main street, Mansion House
Nearly all among the many who visit rooms daily
aEe heard to eXclaim they the best I've ever
seem they certainly the most natural looking
] ever saw. As we have resorted TO hunbug
OF tried to write ourselves into notice. ask the
public cali and Judge tor Themselves. You also
notified that prices low any in this city
Dent forget the place No s. 2 Main street. Mansion
House
70 80 MiNAlS WATSON
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JOB PRINTING.

We received no telegraphic dispatch last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-06

CD C0TILLON PARTY.-There will be a
II COtillon Party at Temperance Hall. en-
mA Church Hill, on Friday. April 9Th. LADY
sHk and gentleman will be admitted for 81.
EsThe best music will be furnished.
Tickets to be had OF MIR. George E. sadler and
Alexander Craig. ap 5-4t*
o9 NOTlCE.-Tickets to c. A. MEVOY'S
~ closing Exhibition Soree to come of at La.
MN fayette Hall on Wednesday Evening.
n7A April 9th. 1853, can be mad OF him only, at
HE Academy, Bosher's Hall. ap 2-td
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AUCTION SALES.


~ Teller e Coek.
GALE OF FODDER, 1HUCkss cows
- HORSE, &c, 10 VIII be sold ct my late 70
sidence, near the WILLIAMSBURG Road, on Wednes
day, the 18th April n fair, otherwise on the next
fair day, some Fodder, Ghucks, and perhaps Cora,
Farming implements; (among which are two iron
tooth Drsgs1 2loughs, double and singleD an ex.
ceient Corn Shelter, Wheat Fan. one or two bbl1
kittiewelfs Renovafor, likely mich Cow, and
heller nearly grown. very excellent work Horse.
Among articles of House Furniture. some Grain
Cradles, Scythss and Snaths, for cutting grass and
alot of Wheat Straw and sundry articles not enume.
Fsted. Sale 10 commence at Ii o'clock.
ERMs:-For sums of $40 and under, cash, for
sums above that amount credit until the frst July
next; purchasers give bonds with approved secu.
rity. THOS HUNDLY.
sp6 TOLER & COOK, Aucts.
BY Dunlop, Moncnre & Co, Aucfs.
CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MO-
" LASSES AT AUCTION.-on FRIDAY, the
9Th instant, commencing at IL o'clock we will sell
at our Wharf and Warehouse, ct Rockets the car
go OF schr II Mckee, from Aitakapas, with
2l5 hhds Sugar various marks, and will range from
fair to choice quality
206 bbls Molasses, prime quality part reboiled
ALSO:
100 boxes Tallow and Sperm Candles
90 hhds Molasses
Terms Under sl00 cash; over 500 credit, for
approved negotiable paper.
DUNLOP, MONCURE a. CO,
ep6 Aucts.
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MINIS L WATSON

EY If you Want Something Very Nice
tor Tea, send to WIN. FALCONER 5 Bakery, III
Main Street, about o'clock, P. NJ, and get some
Tea Biscuits mn lift