ocr: 1 VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THE MOST POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE! (fscd by Physicians of High Standing. These BITTERS romove all morbid secretions, purify tbo blood, give great tone and vigor to the digestive organs, fortify the system against all future disease, can kc taken with safety, at no timo debilitating the patient —being grateful to the most delicate stomach, and re markable for their cheering, invigorating, strengthen ing, and restorative properties, and an invaluable and ruro remedy for DYSPEPSIA IN m IY0RST FORMS, Also, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Heartburn, Costive ness, Faintness, Disorders of the Skin aud Liver, Loss of Appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headache, Giddiness, Palpitation of the Heart, Sinking and Fullness of Weight at the Stomach, and all other diseases caused by an im pure state of the blood, liver, etc., which tend to debili tate and weaken the system. FEMALES Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural condition will find this Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. In ill. cases of GENERAL DEBILITY, this Medicine ACTS LIKE A CHARM! THOUSANDS Havo tested its efficacy, and thousands more are now un der treatment; and not one solitary case of ftilure has yet been reported. Volumes could be filled with certifi cate, of those who have been permanently cured. Call on tbe Agent, and get a PAXPHLET, rnntoinlncr the Certificates of Remarkable Cures, and tbe high eatiuiation in which this Medicine h held by tho Public Preas—can be bad of the Agents, free. Sold by all tho Oenuine Medicine Depots in the United States and Canada. j&rPrice 50 Cents per Large Bottle.'®^ Principal Office, 133 FULTON ST., N. V., up stairs. 03- t or sale by Thomas P. Eskhidgk, Druggist, Staunton Va. June 18,1851.— ly.


Staunton spectator. [volume]

ocr: VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, the most popular FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE! Used by rbysicinns of nigh Standing. These BITTF.RS remove all morbid secretions, purify the blood, give great tone and vigor to tho digestivo argans, fortify tho system against all future disease, can >o taken with safety, at no time debilitating the patient —being grateful to the most delicate stomach, and re markable for their cheering, invigorating, strengthen, rng, and restorative properties, and on invaluable and ruro remedy for DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORMS. Alio, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Heartburn, Costive ness, Faintness, Disorders of the Skin and Liver, Loss of Appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headache, Giddiness, Palpitation of the Heart, Sinking and Fullness of Weight at tho Stomach, and all other diseases caused by an im pure state of the blood, liver, etc., which tend to debili tate and weaken the system. FEMALES Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural condition will find this Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. In all casm of GENERAL DEBILITY, this Medicine ACTS LIKE A CHARM ! THOUSANDS Have tested its efficacy, and thousand* more are now un der treatment; and not one solitary case of failure has yet been reported. Volumes could be filled with cortifi cates of those who hove been permanently cured. Call on (be Agent, and get a PAMPHLET, Containing the Certificates of Remarkable Cures, and the high estimation in which this Medicine is held by the Public Press—can be had of the Agents, free. Sold by all the Genuine Medicine Depot* in the United States and Canada. 2®'Price 50 Cents per Large Bottle.”®^ Principal Office, 122 FULTON 8T., N. Y„ op stair*. Mill. 0) I'itOMAH P. LiKUIOUE, UlUggis Staunton Vn. June 18,1851.—ly*. \ I,BEIIT 0. GARBER. HUGH CORNELL

place_of_publication: Staunton, Va.

publisher: L. Waddell, J.A. Waddell


ocr: NOTICE. AT a meeting of the President and Directors of the Middlehronk and Brownshorg Turnpike Company, held on Thursday, 2G’.h ultimo, it was irdered that a 2nd quota of two dollars per sharp lie required of each Stockholder. By order of tlm Hoard. PRESTON T. LINK. Sec’ry of M. Sc B. Turnpike Company. March 17, 1852.—tf.


ocr: AUGUSTA FARM FOR SALE. I AM authorized by Mr, Simpson F. Taylor sell his farm lying within one mile of the town of Staunton. It contains between 800 AJVD 900 ACRES, and has upon it a new and handsome building of BRICK, and every convenience desir- igyjEni able upon a farm. The extent and qual- jjimOT ity of ih 16 tract, and its convenience to [IIIBm the town of Staunton, render it one of the most de sirable pieces of property in market. I shall not attempt a more detailed description of the property, taking it for granted that purchas ers will examine for themselves. Possession can be had on 1st of January 1853. Terms of sale—one third in hand when posses sion is delivered, and the balance in three annual payments. To any one buying the whole trait liberal terms will be given, or if desired the tract will be divided. Land buyers will find this property well worth their attention, and every facility will be afforded for examination. JOHN. B. BALDWIN. Staunton, Va., March 17, 1852. SjJggT” Harrisonburg Republican, Woodstock Tenth Legion,Winchester Republican, Richmond Times, and National Intelligencer, copy once a week for two months and send accounts to this of fice for collection.


ocr: JOU.V £>. S TEK KMT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, LEXINGTON, VA., OFFERS his professional services in the Courts of Rockbridge, Bath and Augusta. Office adjoining the Store room of W Dotd St Co. November 26, 1851.—6m


ocr: JUST RECEIVED, 1 BBL Castor Oil. 3 bbls. Sperm Oil. 2 bbls. * Turppntine, 2 bbls E'herial Oil (or Burning Fluid.) 2 bbls Alcohol, 1 cask Linseed Oil, and a lot of Pure White Lead, Vandyke Brown, Indi an Red, Spanish Brown. Eng Ven Red,Chromes, Stc., &c., and for sale wholesale and retail by THOMAS P. ESKRIDGE. Staunton, Feb. 11,1852.


ocr: J. L. M’Phail k Brother, HAT MANUFACTURERS, AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DF. A LBUS ffiATTSj ©ATS ATSB T.LS7©T TlffTtS? 132 Baltimore Street, Baltimore. March 17, 1S52.—ly.


ocr: 100 Pair Youth’s Shoes AND SEWED BROGANS. WE have just received a beautiful assortment of Boy’s and Youth’s Shoes, at all prices from 37j cts. to $1 25—very chf.p. WHITE & CO. Staunton, Feb. 18, 1852.—Vind. copy.


ocr: J, U- L- Feemster, 0- D. S., DENTIST, HAS permanently located in Staunton, and solicits a 6harc of public patronage. Hi. operations been tested Dy Frol c. A. Har \jf ||| gT / ri» of Baltimore, Or. R. B. Gar del, of Philadelphia, Dr. Rleazer Pnrmly.ofNew York, and Dr. Hat wood of Boston, and declared to he equal to these cf any other operator.— Person wishing to infop*.» themselves as to his qualifi cations as a Dentist. ^rc respectfully referred to the a boye named cminr n( Dentists. 09- Oflice ir. ihe Stone Building on the West side of Augusta strtfCt( onc joo,. below Mrs. Kennedy’s Mills- ucry establishment. St'..untou, Dec. 31,1851.—ly


ocr: I j < | t ' I j i ! { 1 i ! I ' FRESH & FASHIONABLE STYLES, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry A'c-t SIGN OF THE WATCH. &EO. B. WRIGHT invites the attention of bis friends and tlie public, to his large, beau iful STOCK of GOODS in tis line, purchased in New fork and Philadelphia, con listing partly of fine Gold and Silver London and Geneva tVatches, Gold Fob, Vests & Juard Chains,Seals and Keys, ine Brilliant. Pearl, Garnet and Sar Rings, Finger Rings anti Cuff Pins, Pencils, Lockets, Bracelets, Vest Hooks, Studs, Gold and Silver Specks, a Urge assortment, to suit >11 ages, i>dd and Silver Thimbles, fine Gold Tens and holders,Coral Necklaces nnd Armlets, Port Mon es, Ivory Tablets, Card Cases, Pen Knives. Mu dc Boxes, Chess men, Tooth Brashes and Tber nomelers. —ALSO* Silver Table, Desert,Tea. Salt and Cream Spoons, Sugar Tongs, Butter Knives, Ladles, Pickle knives and Furks, Albata Spoons and Forks, tnd a fine asortmenl of Clocks. 0t>- Sole Agent fot Dixon’s celebrated London W'atclies. CO- Walphee and Jewelry repaired promptly fe neatly and yp.rtpnled. Old Gold and Silrrr tak en in exchange. Remember the place .sign of the Golden Watch. GKO. B. WRIGHT.


ocr: , MARQUIS A KELLY’S MARBLE WORKS. STAUNTON. VA. rpIIE subscribers have just been,to the North, *■ and laid in an assorted and superior quality of foreign and domes tic Marble, out of which they will man ufacture on the mest _ Approved and workr fotfM L manlike manner,Mon — —j uments, Tomb-Stones, Mantles and Table Tops, and every other irficles in their line. In addition to the above, they are getting up some of the finest thick Head Stones with the most appropriate devices ever be fore offered in this market. . All orders from the country punctually attend ed to. 1852. ^


ocr: . j J IOTEL IN STAUNTON FOB SALE rHE subscriber as agent for the owners, offers lor sale that valuable property the VflII®!, fold, in the town of Staunton. Terms &c., rill be made known on application to . BREEZE JOHNSON. Staunton, Aug. 4, 1852.


ocr: tOMmsSIOYER’S SALE, BY virtuo. of a decree rendered by the Circuit Court of .Augusta County, on Uie-15th day oif July, 1852,'in the case of Heiskell’?.-widow, M.Hciskeli’s heirs, &.c., I will proceed.om Wed nesday the first day of September, !852,,ip.front of the Post Office, in the Town of Staunton, to of fer for sale the following Real and Personal Prop ertyilIE HOUSE AND LOT now occupied by Dr. McGill, and S«HHlw the House occupied by A. D. Chand-'^SgiSSv ler and Edward Dooley, in the town of Stountoh^ two out-lots adjoining the lands of J. B. Brecken ridge, lying on both sides of the McAdamized road and containing together about about 26 Acres VA lot.of land adjoining the lands of Clarke, Lush baugh and Fulls, and .containing apont 46 Acres ; and a tract of woodland lying j&ir the AuguaU Springs road, about three miles from town, and containing about 70 Acres; of which parcel* of land plats and surveys may be seen at my office or at the office of A. 1). Trotter, County Sjir.v£j»fr The Woodland will be divided into lotis-to £u»t purchasers. A part of the lot occupied by: Dr. McGill, may be sold separately if it be deemed ad visable. • - ' • •*’*•■* I will also, at. the same time and place, sell-the following SLAVES belonging to the Estate of Peter Ileiskell, dec’d., viz MILLET, EYELLYE and her two ehxldrtn. Sa rah and Robert. ' TERMS OF SALE.—So much in cash as may be necessary to pay the expenses of the sale; and the residue of the purchase mopey, if for the Slavas, in twelve months, with interest from- the date; ami if for, the Real Estate, in equal instalments payable in one, two, three and four yeojE*. with’in terest payable annually from the date of sale; bond* witlt good security to be token for the deterred payments; the title to the Real Estate to be re-, toined until the purchase money is paid; title to the Slaves to be made on the day- of sale. HUGH W. SHEFFEY, Comm’r. July.28, 1852.—tds,—Pr’s. fee, $5 25.


ocr: i : Bargain*! Bargains!! ^JTEINER & Brother, will from this time for ^ ward Si ft off their remaining stock ofSuin nor Clothing at cost, in order to make room for a wavy Fall stock. C3~ Persons indebted to the firm will please call tnd settle. Staunton, Aug. 18, 1852.


The Woodville Republican. [volume]

ocr: Dissolution or Partnership. 'PHE firm heretofore existing between undersigned, under the firm of Smith Richardson, is this day dissolved by consent. The accounts and paiers of firm, have been placed in the hands of Col. W.T Lewis and Mr. W. T. Binning, settlement, who are alone authorized to re ceipt and settle the same. THOS. J. SMITH, JOHN Woodville, April 29, 1852-tf

place_of_publication: Woodville, Miss.

publisher: J.H. Leatherman


ocr: I , ! j &-mi 1 f AND fSRVL Y thinkful fr the pstronas r!RULY thankful U.-to vd VHn him the t year, ft, - t lK.,..a u otler his srrvi.fS S" " '"i''S h 1 Uvoo-d with a UU-ral share of its pa"- R. tie is mi uiu sun prnrwt at witiKTiinu, having carru d on biisiuwa numlwr of years and is confident that wrwk rntmted to him will lie promptly, faithfully and satis factorily attended to. Illaektmithiu? in all its various branches he is prepared to do. frm the simplest to the most dilficult I patterns, lie will ttve particular attcu- non to nil l'LA NT. TION WORK and HORSE SHOEING "vhiob mar be s.nt him. Mi JORS limilDSOl rill receive or ders for makinglkr repairing WAGGONS. MARKET IirCGlKS. kc. Ac, and I can assure tho public that the iron and wood-work shall be eunl to the best, let it come from where it may. fXT My Shop rvmaiua the same location as lat year. 1 ask only the opportunity, to p!en-c tliu public. C HA RLE S HENRY & CO. Woodville.Jan'y. 12, 1851.


ocr: fUST RECEIVED, 30 grrjM o V- JUDSON'S S CEZszcix zmcx or ? CIJERRY AND LUNQYi'CIYTi " ' ! oa tmf cvae c CoBt Colds, Bt&rsBfSi, Eptttiai '': of EIo4, KlKht Swcati, Isthaa, Liver CompUlats, tad CONSUMPTION.


ocr: $so. it i:va KIM I IAN AWAY from the subscriber on 'the 8th day of March last, a nrjrio boy named SIMEON, of dark copper colour, , g4 bout 30 yaars, about 6 feet 6 inches liigh; bo mark recollected, unless he had a tear between eyei extending upwards, bout one inch, hi forehead was very wrinlt ly, hi head sugar loaf shaped. Whoever will rsturu said negro to the obseribsf, in Woodviile, Miss., shall receive ths bov reward or a suitable reward for ny information that may lead to his recove ry. JOSEFII RYDER. jl-tf&3


ocr: TELE G RAPH 10 Mr. Clay. Mr. Clay's physician has notified bis family that the hour of, dissolution is near ot baud. He is pronounced beyond tho aid of medicine. ..,,. . New Comet. A telescopic comet was discovered at Cambridge, Mass.. on the 10th inst, by G.l'.Boad. , Steamer Europa. Tlio Europa sailed from New York for Liverpool, on tho 19th, with 120 passengers, and 5o?5,000.


ocr: tome out, Chnpniaul 'tTHLnonApnio. j,' i li roin the Natuhea Cuurier. . Flohida Elkction. The returns are all 'in but afow eduntie. Thi rpult doubtful. iNnuKA. -Eddy fierted to CongreM in i?ttv pistriot, Davii in Gill, and Hendricks V-' WaitiA. Savannah' Republican and 'Mobile Tnbune y that Cabell and Ward re elected in Florida.' . '. 1 1 rtiNNiYtVANIAIiOlliviln, Oct. 14 Tlio democrats have carried reiiiiiylynin by 12,000 majority. ; 14 defioorau, 10 5 whijpfsleijted to Consxeinwotie doubtful. i The Sute beuaie wlnj llouise demo erttio,- ;' - 1 .;:' Ohio i reported te have given an aver , age drmoeralic luajoritv of 10.000 v - ' t . i' . j f ' iff- riMlHiiH I" ' ''Li I '


ocr: BOOT AND SHOE MAKER. (PL Next Doot to Mr.nickley', toddler Store WOE BOUWEL, informs the inhabitants taen oneofMr.Hickley'a rooms, where he intends to carry on the above business. Hopes by strict attention to business, to ft ii hit a FINE FRENCH AND AMERICAN leathers, constantly on hand." - Xevl: IS51 4tf. ' ' i


ocr: Ilia chs m i t h i n AND " WniT'on Making. fMMiVL Y thankful (or the patronage U.uou od upon liiin the past ycat, Charles Henry, take this occasion to oiler his service again U the public, hoping tliat he will Im favotvd with a liberal ahare of it patron age, lie m an old and practical workman, having carried on bnsiucssa number of years and ia confident that work enuuMcd to him will he pniinptl), faithfully and satis factorily attended to. Blacksmiihiug in all iu various branches he ia , prepared to do, fr ' m the simple to the mod dilhVult palteniH. He will give particular inten tion to all l'LANTA TION WORKnud HORSE SHOEING vhic may be sent him. Mi im RICfliEDSUI. will receive or durs fur making or repairing WAGGONS. MA UK 1ST LU'GGIKS. See. Arc., aud I can assure the public lhat the iron and wood-work shall be eiml to the best, let it come from where it may. My Shop remaius the amo location as last year. 1 ask only the opportunity, to plea-.-e the public. C IIARLES HENRY kCO. Woodville.Jnn'y. 12. 1S51.


ocr: i-i iirr j.iiji.j... $30, KEWAKli ! ! about oue inch, hi. forehead wa.tery wrink ly. hi. tmd sugar Voaf shaped , Whoever will wturu said 'negro to the uhscriber, in Woodvillc, Mi.. shall receive aim mr.Rr iiai wvoM ahai .i.... : , .vvv.rew.ru of a suituoie reward for H iHiwmitwiuii luv niiiy irau io UIS rci'OVO 7. JOSEPH RYDER. jl-tf22 . m a fffc ,rom 11,8 "obscribcr on " tlie 8th diy of March last, a lie ''io boy named SIMEON, of dark, copper colour aired about 30 v-.r. .)...,,. n Li, n :...a.' high, no maris recollected, unless he had


ocr: Jail notice. msLTAS committed to jail by - j, u Leaterman, Esq., a runaway nero bov. vhn calls his name GABE, and be belongs to -Thomas Cheatem, near Liberty said bov is about 29 vearsald. Aft.. time high, black, face and breast much scarred The owner is notified to comply M.CR1ST, Jailor. '


ocr: 1 III a chs m i t h i n g AND Making;. rjl&ULY thsnif.l f r txDcJ upon him the ptrxiage the past year Charles Hrnry, taki-s tins occasion to orfer his services aga n to the public, hoping that he will be favord with a liberal share of its patron age, lie 1 an old ar.d practical workman, having carried on business a numberof yeara and is confident that wAtk entrusted to him will be promptly, faithfully and satis factorily aitcnded to. Rlacksiiiithiiig in all its various branches he 1 prepared to do, fr'tu lh simplest to the most dilficult pattern. He will give particular atten tion to all LANTA TIOX WORK and HORSE SHOEING whirl may be sent him. Mt J0H lir.HlIDSBX. will receive or. ders for making or repairing WAGGONS. MARKET BUGGIES. Ac. Ac., and I can assure iho public that the iron mid wood-work shall be equal to the best, let it come from where it may. Qy My Shop remains the same location as last year. 1 ask only the opportunity, to plca.e the public. CHARLES HENRY A; CO. 1851.


ocr: II i a c h s m ith fiixj AND Wasfgon Making. FMIRULY xhtoAfal for the patronge " Ivi-lf mtsft-Mi iirw-tn Kim lh nsmat Vs!tr. . -Chnrles Henry, takes this orcaskm to onr his services arpin trt the public, hoping that lie will lie tavoivd with k liberal shara of its patron asre. lie is an old and practical workman, having carried on business a numlcr of years and b rontident that work entrusted to him wilt be promptly, faithfully and satis factorily aacndcU to. Blacksmithiug in all its various branches he ia prepared to do.frni the simplest to the most difl.oult patterns. He will give parucular atten tion to nil l'LANTA TlOIf MRh' and HORSE SHOEING vhicb mar be scat him. Ml JU111 mntlDSnV w.ll receive or ders for making or repairimr. YAGGUS. MAKMil UUGU1KS. A'c. See., -and I can assure the public that the iron and wood-work shall be equal to tho best, let it coma from whero it may. IT My Shop remains tho samu location as last yean ' 1 ask only the opportunity, to please the public ' CHARLES HENRY & CO. Woodtille.Jau'y. 12. Ifiil.


ocr: Ie ii tistry . IR: A. P. McMILLAN respectfully forms the citizens of Woodville and einity that he has returned to Woodville fo- flie purpose ot resuming me practice ui profession Those wishing his services can find him. as formerly, at Mr. J. B. Hotel. He has just returned from the iVorth with a supply ot stock, ah oruers attenueu to immediately. Dr. M. woLld take this opportunity to ten- derhis thanks to the people of this vicinity for their very liberal patronage .during nil former stay in this place. riw .C'j19'. ' y'


ocr: WAUftf JIAlaXM-i, ,r flllackMiiiithsiig AND I CARRIAGE REPAIRING. HE subscribe would respectful- JC.. L iv inform the public that he jl has just erected a couple o! neat shops, on the corner or Bank and Fourth streets, between the jail and the Baptist church, where he is prepared to execute, with promptness and dis patch, all manner of aaou-makinjr. Black siinithiug aaJ Carriage Repairing He hopes Ly strict attention t business, and reasonable Ii'rices. to merit a share of publio patronage, ie will b ()und at his shop durinz business ' hours Wond-work done bp Geo. Hildebraud. lacksmithig. etc.. (lone by Hildebraud Ik Whitson. GEORGE HILDEBRA.VD Ian. 27, 1853 -ly. iew Tailor i utabliNhiuenf. 11. P. LAND, M-rrhatU Tailor J respeeU'ully nunoimces to the Gen--tlemen of Wood ville, and of Wilkin sou County, geaiexally. that he has opened a new Tailor" Establudimeul three from the dnug store, where he will be glad to wait on all wins uuy favor him with' a call. Besides bis tck of fashionable Eug ish aud Fr enck CtfotAs, Casnimere and ve-itigs, whick aamiill wrk up in the fashionaolescye, kc mwud to keep an as sortment of KEADV-MADE CLOTHING. Being also a scourer, ke will ceau aud ren ovate OLD CLOT II I NG. Ilia charges are moderate, and he Solicits share of public patronage. - may 13, IS31. . 19ff.


ocr: MONTGOMERY MUTUAL FIRE INSIT. RANCE COMPANY, of New Yokk. Will Insure frame building", barns, grain and live stock, and detached dwellings iu Towns, kc, This Company Is strictly what it pur ports to be, The Farmers Mutual. It has been in operation fourteen years, and never has made an'assessment upon its premium notes, and has at present a capital of more than $2,000,000. It also holds itself acoountable for the octs ol jlie acts of its spent. C B. EPLER, Ag't for Louisiana and Jlfmissippi. IPolili e, Jan. 20, 1852-4. 7Also Agent for :he jlount Hope Ufo Insuranco Company, at Stamford. Connecti cut. ' C. B. E.


ocr: MM Hanger's Sale. IV ILL be sold on TUES DAY, the 2d day of AfocA, before the Court house door, in Woodville. for cash, the following described HORSE, taken up by John Roberts: Bay Horse, fourteen auda-half bands a small blaze iu hia face, bliud in the left eight years old. . : . ; : v Appraised at $50 00 1 ' l- -'' , W:C. BQUXEY, Feb, 10, 1852 3w I j , .


ocr: LAND TO! SALE. ILL be sold to the highest bidder for cash, or its equivalent in lawr. tor the improvement of the HoinoehittoRi-' yer; 35.000 ACRES OF LAND, ly ing in the Homochitto Swamp, granted by the Legislature of the Stale of Mississippi, for the improvement of the navigation of said River. Said sale to take place at the Qourt House in the city of Natchez, ou the 1st Monday of November next, betweeo the hours of 12 111. and 4 p. 111. At the same time and place,, proposal will be received lor c.'euring out and im proving the navigation of ih Uoinochiuo River. By order of the Board, J AS. METCALFE, Pres't. OcL 19, 1852-tds. (iV. Cou.)


ocr: r. U Villi, t , fM RESPECTFULLY informs I ."iAl 9 the public that ha has taken I J I II J ths " llenshaw House," at lla 3 llUL-you Sara, and is now prepar-jy-jaaqa. 5 d to accommodate all who i may call on him. in a stylo equal to anv in the qouutry. The Colonel flat ters himself that he carl and will keep tha best house (out f New Orleans,) in the State, as he is certain that ha will spare no ex pense or pains in procuring the best " of the good things'' that this or the New Orleans market affords. Eve ry exertion will b made to render comfortable and "at home,' all nersons who chooses to pat roniM the establishment. KAyu?ra,rt.2J, 1151. 13


ocr: tnith ng AND Waggon Making. rMUlULY thankful for the patronage " bontowed upon hira the past year. rhsvlu HiiHiiV. takes tbte occasion to offer his services again to the public, hoping that he will fiTA. I la Ifl an tlil nil nrastl wnrbmDn. having carried on biuioeiwa number of jrcara ana ia ronnaeni taat work entrusted 10 him will be promptly, faithfully and satis factorily alte tided to. Blacksmi thing in all it various . branches he ia prepared to do, fx 1 m the simplest to the most difficult patterns. lie will give particular atten tion to all PLANTATION WORK and HORSE S UOEING vtkk mat be sent him. . Mi lUH SICI1SSS83. - wiU receive or dera for making or repairing WAGGONS, MARKET BUGGIES. ttc ice, and I can assure the public that the iron aad wood-work ahall be equal to tfca beat, let it come from where it may. tty My Shop remains the same location a lajyear. - I ask only llie opportunity, to please the public. . ' CHARLES HENRY Ac CO. Woodville, Jan'y-12. 1851.


ocr: EXCHANGE BANK. 28, Camp street. New Orleans, CHECKS AT SIGHT Blld TIME BILLS ON New York, Philadelphia, ' Boston, Baltimore, Charleston, isavannab, Louisville, Cincinnati., Mobile, . -. (J Collections made free of and iuterest allowed on Deposits. HORACE jy27-3m , Managers.


ocr: JUDSON'S RCOCCAX EXTSAC7 CY CHEERY & LTJHG70ST ?: roa tk cuaa or - Ctlds, BearsMss, KplttJa ' Uur COBpUlBtS, ul OONSULIPTlOir DO NOT NEGLECT IT. CoominJ. ' be and ha. been enrllfaTSS '"i cases bv this only certain u7a et Ckemivl Extract of Cherry L nd ao remedy ha ever befSre beea d, . most strongly marked and developed eaes milmonarv epnsnmntion. arha i).. i . m - become diseased and ulcerated, and the can o utterly hopeless, as to have beea prononnctd i",jo,v,B". iim iiicuu uf va past all pokL bi'itv of recoverr. anrf nt t?n?M tl.,.i,fT"4 dying, have been cured by this fladetfu cmcujr. uu am nun wm wen ano nearly as ever. It is a compound .of medications which are Deculiarlv ad anted lo anil Mum:,.!i. . - i - IK, cessary for the cure of CovgA and Contumpi. tion. Its operation is mild, yet efficacious- ft . loosens the nhleirm which rrpsio. m t difficulty, relieve the cough and assist a lino loexpei irvin uie ysiem all Diseased mat. i ter by expectoration, producing a delightful I chaii'-rft in tha hrAnlliinir an1 A. i .1 after the prescription of the very best medi cal men and the inventions of kind aud sor. v rowing friends and nurses have failed to sive the smallest relief to the consumptive sufferet. 1 TkouMndiofeoiiiumptivtptrsoni have been ' deceived repeatedly in buy ing medicines that ' were said to It infallible cures, but which have nrnved onlv oalliatives. hot tliiona.linln ; . only a palliative but aewr for ulcerated lunei. - 11 uuuiaiiia uu uciciciimis drug ana one trial will nrova ils astonisliiiifr plKi.u l.iiu. !,., - - ' 'w imil any assertions or certificates in curin con-." .: I -II .1: r .1 . 1 " . suuipiiuii ttiiu an uiseasegoi uie lungs, such as , spitting of blood, coughn, pain in the tide and cheat, nightsvtats, e, itt. . ' ' f About 1000 certificates of almost miracnlous ' J cures performed bv this medicine frnm H of the first doctors, clergymen and merchants, nave oeeu sent ns lor tins medicine, but the mitilinntien of I hem looks ton mnnli liVonnuok.. ... ery, (we will show them to any person calling at our ollice.) This medii-inn will aneak fur itself and enough in its own favor wherever it is tried. . . Caution. This medicine is put up iu a large bottl ie, nun you must una me name ol ma m n. nrnnriptnra. New Ynrtr niiha nl..n ill & Co wrappers around the bottle, to whom all orf rs must le addressed. , 13.J rp- For sale in Wooilville by ' ' WRIGHT & LD.F.B


ocr: i, Urnnrtl. "" filRA YEJJur stolen irom the reaidenr if Th. W. Hv, Emi , ville, a DUN MARE, between 13 and 14 hands high, black main and tail, pace fast , about b years old. Any irsoti finding her and returning tier lo ma will receive i he above reward, .,. Any person retaining iiur after tb,. notice Will be liable to be proieuuted a the law : djreots. 17 tf HENDERSON SMITH.


ocr: ii x c ii A ivTaTiiT icT' 29, Vamp ttreet. Xcw Ortauif, La. CIUCKS AT StGttT am) TtStS BILLS CM New York, rhlladMlphia, Baltimore, AaVsiinahV Cincinnati. 0040)11, f'harlis'n, I.ouisvil!u, Mobile, fly Collections ifido fred of cbarf r. snd interest allowed on Deposit. HOU A( : E K E A N, & Co., jy27-3m , , Jlanagere.


ocr: " lr. II Ittsldtcln, PZlSi IAN AND SURGEON. nESlDENVE at fbrraerly, on :h "Grefnwood" Plaatation, aiSjbiuing the pianution ot riaiding Uavit, fco, Feb 1 2. 1850. 1 l" " '


Mississippi palladium. [volume]

ocr: 3 Wa miJM MERCHANT TAILOR, IJ ING just received in addition to his for--L J. mer stock, a splendid lot of Spring and Summer Goods, of the latest styles, consisting IP Part of superfine Cloth, Cassimers, Drap D'Etis, Cashmarets, Tweeds, Linens, Vesting., TrimminsrS. te.. of th l.itt and mns-t aorrnvil styles of pattern, and of endless variety, all or any part of which he proposes to make up to or der m the - Latest and Most Fashionable Style, at inoelerate prices. All those wishing to pur chase fine clothing would do w ell to call and ex amine his goods before purchasing elsewhere, as he flatters himself that lie can make it to their advantage to t!o so, as he is determined to do bu siness on the "Live and Let Live" principle. O" The nsual credit given to punctual deal ers, or a reasonable deduction made for cash. Holly Springs, April loth. 51-3m

place_of_publication: Holly Springs, Miss.

publisher: Thomas A. Falconer


ocr: A ON a nlantat ion in the country, a tV ilbOLMrt . ' "or-iJ 1 i vears of nc. tnqttire of the printer. H,-Ilysprin,xpril2Ith,l52. -


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ocr: SADDUXG & THE undersigned Would respectfully - UtfUlliC H LUC HI' J v. -v&.M'-IXCUA that they have agaiu associated themselves the above business, at their old stand on StMith . ide of tha ffauare in IIollv where they are manufacturing every variety Saddles, Bridles, Martingales, Sad dle-bags, Girtiis, Sircmgles, aiid Fine Harness for Carriages and , Buggies, together with com plete Wagon harness, Gin and Mill Bands, made to order. Our articles are newly made outjof fresh material. Much care is lastn to tiave our neatly and substantially executed.which we war rant id iT-ive feaiisfaclion. " ' We keep on hand for sale a gpod assortment Saddline llardware and trimmiass evervdescription, Patent and Leather lor Carriage trimmingst larre supply of upper, sole, harness, bridle, mill and ein-band Leather. In the sale of our iroods we will offer fhera lower prices' than' such articles have been for, nr. can be offered at by any other estabJish nse&t ia the south west., -1 , . . . Uktes and i untark tsteu in eAciisnjre tor of the articles wc sell. - . J;-f. ? . 2 -ILES. l?.Vi tl. .


ocr: LAXBRETITS GARDEN SEEDS. TTST RECEIVED, a lafjre supply of Land tl reth's Garden Seeds, direct from Philadel phia. Also. alarelot of fine Give'us a call. WILLIS 'A DQCGHERTT. January 2:kl, 1852-41-tf . -


ocr: ;ex.)L.n) 1 U ( WORTH of Gold Pens just re i3Llj'U ' ceived and for sale bv January 15, 1552, G. C. DANIEL. :


ocr: D1L UST Received, and for Sale by I TALBOT & GARTRELL. February 5, lS52v-41,-tf.


ocr: From the Memphis TThig Extra. DEATH OF 3IR. CLAY. The following telegraphic the melancholy lilt; UUllll VI Ullliuau ivua OtUlUJUU rT v . f.. 1 , .1 Memphis Whig OlBce, dt half past .i . ' ' " daltimose, j une a Jtn. Hksry Clat departed this life at o'clock and 25 minutes, this No particulars , at Washinaton. RR5


ocr: OBITUARY. I COMMCXICATED. VIED, ON the 21st inst, near Lamar, Miss.. Thos. L. W., infant son of Thos. J and A. Hudson, aged I year, 4 months days. lfiou 9x1 fled ere power, To stain thy cherub soul and form, Closed is tbe soft ephemeral flower . That never felt a storm, The sunbeam's smile, the zephyr's All that it knew from birth to death. Thoa wert so like a form of light . 1 That Heaven benignly called thee hence Ere yet the world could breathe one O er thy sweet innocence. Aad 11x011 brighter home to bless. Art passed, whh all thy lovliaess. Oh! sometimes in visions blest. spint! visit our repose. Some halm fw human woea ! form more lovely could be giveh," thine, to messenger of Heavea."


ocr: LANDRETH S GARDEN SEIH)3. AVERY general assortment of Ltndrcth'i Garden Seed, warranted genuine ard the growth Of "1551. Alsa, Clover, Orchard grai Timothy and herd's grass seed, n arranged fn;sh: Forsale'by TALBOT fc GARTRELL February 2, 1852-41-tf


ocr: .IIERCIIAXT TAILiOH, HAVING just received in addition to his for mer stock, a splendid lot of Spring and Summer Goods, of the latest styles, in part of superfine Cloth3, j Cassipiers, Drap D'Etis, Cashmarets, Tweeds, Linens, Vesting, Trimmings, tc, of the latest and most approved styles of pattern, and of endless variety all any pan oi wrucn ne proposes to make up to or der in uie Latest and Most Fashionable Style, at moderate 'prices. 'All those wishing to pur chase fine clothing would do well to call and ex amine his poods before purchasing elsewhere, as he flatters himself that he can make it to their advantage to do so, as he is determined to do bu siness on the "Live and Let Live" principle. '; U" The usual credit given to punctual deal ers, or a reasonable deduction made for cash. Holly Springs, April 15th. , . 5l-3ia


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ocr: OF SCCU A3 " "PAMPHLETS. CIRCULARS. CARDS.- Neatly and Promptly Executed, ' AT the "MISSISSIPPI PALLADIUM," OFFICE. Orders Respectfully Solicited. Holly Springs, January 8th, 1852. ' For the Mississippi Palladium.


ocr: TIIE 3IESSRS. liOlTD), rpHANKFUL for the past liberal patronage of i their friends, take pleasure in mforrmnc them that, they are now in receipt, and will constantly receive a iarge ana - WeU Selected Stock of Books of all Kinda. The attention of those desiring SCHOOL BOOKS is respectfully called to our selection, which con sist of all that are now used by the first teach ers. Our stock of ' MISCELLANEOUS WORS3, from popular authors of the day, have been se lected with great, care, and cannot be surpassed for variety and style, We will .keep constantly on hand every variety of Stationery, Plain and Fancy; Printer's Ink and Paper, of the Best Quality. Our trade will be confined exclusively to Books and Musical Merchandise, and having great facil ities in purchasing, we feel confident that strong inducements can be offered to purchase in our line. . . ' ' - - Music and Musical Instruments of all kinds, and latest improvements, can be found at our New Store, next door to E. A. Tal bot's Drug Store. - f Holly Springs, Jan. 9, 1852-41-tf TALBOT & GARTIlELi: HAVE just received a large assortment of the finest Toilet Soaps, Perfumery of every va riety, Colognes, (the genuine German Cologne, Farina's,) Bandoline, for smoothing and fixing the Hair, Jenny Lind Hair Gloss,. 1 ricophile for cleansing the Hair, (removing dandruff) and giv ing it a glossy appearance. Milk of Roses, for whitening and softening the skin, and imparting a delicate hue to the complexion. POWDER PUFFS AND BOXES, something really exquisite and beautiful ; and a variety of other Fancy articles. - . O" A little of everything in the Drug line may be found at this establishment February 3, 1852-41-tf


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ocr: to Long .t Fanvll'M Urocerr, nhore th. v wiu je pleaM;a to gee and wait uj..b their f.n.i patrons, and as manv new ones as will ronie. They have jn.st nx-eir.1 from the Kast one ...-.i. n-irsiu;.,... ...a t.-;... : NEW FIRJI. BOOT & SHOE MAKING. P. MALCIf P. MATZ &. CO., VTroULD nnrn t!iatks to llioir former ens- .i i i .in r. . i - ,he iJe t;f tW ' to lirick ..: i.- .x... .u i ..r .1... 1 1 ITT u lit r .'n - "V. lining - V er brouirht to this plare, and are detTuitiel make the BEST WORK and NEATEST FIT that can be male anv where; they have but tlie Finest Material and BEST OF WORK M EX, and will do your work well and with all they ask is a fair trial, as they are to iloac alL We have also on haivd a fine assortment Ready-Made Work for Ladies and winter wear. Jj'Ouiuc ud if. Holly Spring, Jan. S, lo2.-37-3ta PROSPECTUS or tue


ocr: IN DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF the State ofjdississippi at Holly Springs. ' : , Jessee Boon 996. ' vs: Sarah Kirk. Lazarus B Kirk, Surreny Kirk, ' ! In Vacation, .Henry Kirk, Adehne June 7,1852 Kirk, Martha Kirk, David Koonce, Eliza Koonce fe Hemy T, Graves.


ocr: TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT! RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Hol ly Springs and vicinity, that he has com menced the above business on centre street, two doors south of G. C. Daniel's Jewelry Store. From his long experience in the business in the Erincipal cities in the United States, he flatters imself that he can please those who think prop er to patronise him. W. J. H. would further inform the citizens that for FIT AND NEATNESS, his work cannot be surpassed bv any establi.-h-lishment in Northern Mississippi. . 03" CUTTIXG DONE TO ORDER, rn February 5th, 152-41 tf .


ocr: LANDRETHra GARDEN 81 AVERY, general assortment of Landretba Garden Seed, warranted genuine and the growth of 1851. Also. Clover, Orchard grans, Timothy aad kerfs cram and, w arrant ed frr-h. For sale by - . ; TALBOT 4 GARTRELL . ..; 1850-11 if : - v.."


ocr: PIANOS. TUST Received from the celebrated mnnufac fcJ tory of TnoMAS Lold, Philadelphia, -three oi these choice instruments. ' No. 221)3, a handsome Rosewood case, finished with round corners, upper and lower O Gee Fil letj (new styler of case) O Gee octagon legs, 7 octaves frain c to c; of great power; clear and bril liant intone. No. 'Stl'Jd, same scale and style of case; of rich, mellow tone, vet great power. Io. 3305, Rosewood case, rounded corners, with. plain- octagon taper legs; ottaves; ol full, rich tone. The above instruments arc all of ancwFcale. iron Frame, and patent grand action, finished with all the modern, improvement.. . As the reputation of these instruments is so well known, it is useless to speak of their supe riority. They will be sold at their lowest east ern prices and Guarantied m every respect. Martin's Guitars, direct from the Manufactory and Prince's Melodeons, of 4 to 4 jo and 5 octaves; l'iano stools and covers of aJl kinds All the New ilusic received as soon as publ.N ed. All for gale at LOUD'S PIANO ROOM,-, u , over Johnson & Carey's store, south side of the ( square. aug. lo, l. l-tt.


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ocr: O F Ozricm Of f irinti h it. 7 ' T sucn as PAMPHLETS. CIRCULARS, CARDS, Neatly and Promptly Executed, AT USE "MISSISSIPPI PALLADIUM," OFFICE. Orders Respectfully Solicited. Holly Springs, January 8th, 1652t


ocr: LANDRETII'S GARDEN SEEDS. it-M.';h. ' A VERY general assortment of Land ret Xi- Garden Seed, warranted genuine and growth of 1P51. Also, Clover, Orchard Timothy and Lord's grass seed, warranted Forfcale"by TALBOT & GAKTEELL. Februarys, 3 852-D -tf 1


ocr: XEW FIUffl. - . BOOT & SHOE P MALCI, P. MATZ & CO WOUT.D return thank to their former rus tofners and patron, and inform them they hawmnoved their t-hop from the old e square, to the on the tlet t-'iiie f ttio conaro 1 hiiilriinar nn tt unit. cM...r tlm cmiare. O KBav -w u av t ' door to Lon fc Farrttr Grocery, where i .i . ... . t . (hAir " ti uc jicrtwi to hee aiij wan upou iii w. patrons, and as manv new ones as will come. - They haTe jtist reVeitvd from the Eat one the finest Mocks of Calf Skins and Trirnings ev er broupht to this place, and are determined raaJte the UtST WORK and tAJts that can be made any where; they have j but the Finest Material and BEST OF WORKMEN, and will do your work well and with promptness all they ask is a fair trial, as thy are to please all. ... - - We have also on hand a' fine assortment Ready-Made Work for Ladies' and winter wear. O Come and see. Holly Springs, Jan. 8, lc52.-3"-3m MELODEON3 JUST received direct from the 'rince fe Co., a lot of three choice and Instruments. For nale at lowest Eastern - - . LOUD'S PIANO ROOM, - May 23d, 1851. Over Johnson & Cary's


ocr: March 4th, l?5-45-tf TALBOT & 4 EE now receiving their large and --L Spring stock of Drugs, Chemicals. Oils, Dye Stuffs, tc, to which they invite the at tention of Physicians. Planters aud the commu nity eenerally. l he following articles Comprise, in part, stoct : Linseed Oil, tard Oil, Sperm Oil, Train Oil; Neat's Foot Oil. Olive (Fine) Oil, Old Corn Cantor Turpentine, Sot s Turpentine, Alcohol, qua Ammonia, CarbT Eng. Calomel, Am. Quinine, Ourpoder Tea, ; Golden Chop " Young Hyson " Silver Leaf " Ne plus Ultra ' Oolong " Brooius,floor,wisp, " Fine Cutlery, Segars. good brands ; Smoking Tobaceo, Scaf arlatti and Oregon ; Powder, Shot and Caps ; large lot of pure white Lead; Glass ia.mp, wia diw Glass and Putty. Fine Brandy, (old Otard) Madeira. Sweet and London Dock Port Wines for medicinal pur poses. Pepper, Spice, ' Ginger, Af a Cayenne, Indigo, MadiW, Copperas, Logwood grd F.xt. Logwood tc. - iLT I'hyfeician's i umitufc, and Laljeis constant ly on hand. Terma reasonable. 4J-tf S. P. PTTrr Trj iwr n t r a - m. m l.t, .TM . JUT. ,yga x? &USGE0X DENTIST. Operates ia all the Various Braucb 5 of Surgery and Dentistry.' Hout Srar-ca March lfith, 152 46 tf


ocr: MERCHANT TAILOR. ri A.V1XO just received in nddition to his for--LX mer stock, a splendid lot of Spring and Summer Goods, of the latest styles, in part of superfine CloUis, Cassimers, Drap D Ltis, Cashmarets, Tweeds, Linens Vestings, 1 rimming. ,tc., of the latest and most approved styles of pattern, and of endless variety, all 'T parf t,f " aic, h proposes to make up to r ,. ; at moderate prices. All ihose wishing to pur chase fine clothing would dawell to call and ex amine hzs goods before purchasing elsewhere, he flatters himself that he can make it to advantage to-do so, as he is determined te do bu siness on the "Live and Let Live" principle. O The usual credit given to punctual deal ers, or a reasonable deduction made for cash. Holly Springs, April 15lh. 51-3m


ocr: Wliy will 3 ca go to JleiiipUis? Jnst Received hy mm mmmm ft C4 8000' " And will be sold AT VERY LOW PRICES, Pr's. Negro Brogans; 20 Cases D. V A D.S. Water Proof Boot; SO Cases .Ven's Mud Boots; L0 " Hungarian Kid Boots: 43 " Gents H'incarian Mud BactSi 07 " Youth's thick Poets: 43 " Bov's thick Boots: SO " Kid. Boots In) " Ladies' St. Lace calf Bootees; 10 " " KilEooteia: 10 " Goat pegged Bwtees: 10 " Jenny Lind Kid Bootees; P. S. 19 eases bfueand purple Gaiters, the most fashionable styles; 13 cases Misses goat sr J kid Bootees; 5 " Children's Shoes, variouj e ualitiet; 10 " Men's California Brogans; 11 " Bov's 6 " BmallboT'a ' " 20 ' Ladies L"id Bootees: Persons Vishing ti buy either Boots or Shoes v. ould do well to call and examine our stock before buying elsewhere, as we feel confident our prices are as low as any shoe-house in the Western Country. Gentlemen, we submit the above facta for your consideration. Yours very Piespectfullv, JAS. BULLARD&CO. -tf. Just Received . BRIEF paper for Lawyers. For safe at LOUDS. Feb. lS52-tf " OEU JUST Received, and for Sale by - -TALBOT fc GARTRtLt. ( February 5. 1652.-11, -tf.


ocr: LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS. A, tii general . assortment of Landreth's Garden Seed, warranted genuine and the growth of 1851 Also, Clover, Orchard grass, ""ouiy auu. Hem s grass seea, TiarraDteo; fresh For eale by TALBOT & GARTRELL. " February 2, 1652-41-tf ' . - v 1


ocr: PIANOS. JUST Received from the celebrated manufac tory of Tnox as Lorn, Philadelphia, three or thpe choice instruments. Xo. 32J?, a handsome Rosewood ea?e, finished with round corners, upper and lower O Gee Fil let, (new style of case) O Gee octagon legs, 7 octaves fram c to c; of great power; clear and bril liant in tone. Xo. 321(3, same scale and style of case; of rich, mellow tone, vet great power. Xo. 3305, Rosewood case, rounded comers, with plain octagon taper legs; 6 octaves; ol full, rich tone. The above instruments are all of a new scale, iron Frame, and patent grand artlou, finished with all the modern improvements. As the reputation of these instrunier.ts is so well known, it is useless to f-peak of their supe riority. They will be sold at tlieir lowest cist ern prices and guarantied in every inspect. Martin's Guitars, direct from the Manufactory and Priace's Melodcons, of 4 to 4J and 5 octaves; Piano stools and covers of all kiudi All the Xew Music received as soon as pubh ed. All for sale at LOUD'S PIAXO ROOM, over Johnson i Carey's store, south side of ths Square. . aug. 15, "51.--17-tf. ; Just Received BRIEF paper for Lawyers. For safe it LOUDS. Feb. 19, 1852-tf LAGS . 0 L a TUST Received, and for Sale hy J TALBOT h GARTRXLL.


ocr: LAGS . 0 L a TUST Received, and for Sale hy J TALBOT h GARTRXLL. February 5, lS5t.-ll,-tL


ocr: JUST Received, and frr Sale hy ' .. . TALBOT A GARTRELL' February 5, 1652.-41, -tf.


ocr: HAT DEPOT. ON THE SOUTH SIDE of the Public square, where CAS BE FOOD Hats and Caps of all Kinds, to suit the dif ferent seasons cf the year, at 15 per cent. LOWER in Price, and 50 per cent. . BETTER in Quality,


ocr: LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS. A VERY general assortment of Landreth's il Garden Seed, warranted genuine and the growth of 1651. Also, Clover, Orchard grass, Timothy and herd's grass seed, warranted fresh. Foreale'by TALBOT &, GARTRELL February 2, 1852-4 1 -tf


ocr: 3m tPS3?JT0J3(5 1 O F SCCU AS PAMPHLETS CIRCULARS, CARDS. Neatly and Promptly Executed, . AT THE "MISSISSIPPI PALLADIUM," OFFICE. Orders Respectfully Solicited. Holly Springs, January 6th, lt52.


ocr: MASONIC. A ix Royal Arch Masons are here -L a by iiotinea that V m. A . Karan was expelled from all the Eights and Benefits of Roval'Arch Ma sonry, on the 2oth of Aug., 1851. By order of Wilson Chapter No. Five W. F. STEARNS, H. P. A. L.. P. Vauux. Sec'y.


ocr: GABKIEt B. KTONEV ry AT BUSINESS AGAIN! tS V And Respcctfnllf T?. Informs his old ca3tomer9, his friends every where and the public, that he has purchased the entire interest of Messrs. Forraan & Sawyer, late proprietors of that most extensive and superb structure known as the MASTODQH LIVERY STABLE. Situated on the North side of the public square, in Holly Springs, Miss, and extending 132 fret by 40. from Centre street to Market street. " This Establishment is in every respect safe, comfort able ami conveniently arranged and is connec ted with the Marshall House. The undersigned has had ten years experience in the Livery Static business, and flatters hun- self, that he will be able to give eutire satisfac- tionto all who mav favor hhn with their custom. He has on hand a fall supply of . Superior Ilamfs and Saddle Horses, that are gentle and safe, and at the same time, spirited, qu:ek-movin and good travellers. He is also well provided with Carriages, Hacks and Maggies of style and truality not surpassed by any in this region; hidnvers and hostlers are experienced, careful and diligent to please. Travellers and others can be accommodaled in the best manner on the shortest notice. His stable. is furnished with abundauce of provender of the best quality. Tie deems it unnecessary to say any thing about prices, as he is determined to serve "Lis customers at at Uno rates and on at good term a any other Sluble ia this place, and if he don't do it teell, He Will Charge Nothing! Come one, come all and try him ! If you come once you will be well pleased and come again. ffjr'Breakiiig, Nicking and Docking horses, all practiced with skill at this Establishment. Also, several good second Land Buggies, for sale, low for cash. GABRIEL B. STONE. DecemberSfh, 1851 33-tf.


ocr: On tieSTih inst., at 3 o'clock, P. M., the Her. GEORGE TUCKER wl deliver an address in favor of the new tra-latwu of the Bible, at the Baptist Church in this place. June 17th. 1852.


ocr: IPnL PIANOS. Receired from the celebrated manufac tory of Thomas Locd, I"hiladelphia, three at these choice instruments. No. 3239, a handsome Rosewood case, finished t with round corners, upper and lower O Gee Fil let, (new style of case) O Gt-e octagon legs, 7 octaves fram c to e; of great power; clear and bril liant in tone. - . Ko. 3233, same scale and rtyle of case; of. rich, mellow tone, vet great power. No. 3305, Rosewood case, rounded corners, with plain octagoa taper legs; t1 octaves; el full, rich tone. The above instruments are all of a new scale, iron Frame, and patent grand action, finished with all the modem inr?ements. As the reputation of these instruments is so well known, it is useless to speak of their supe riority. They will be sold at their lowest east ern prices and guarantied in every respect. Martin's Guitars, direct from the Manufactory and Prince's Melodeons, of 4 to 4 and 5 Octaves; Piano stools and covers of all kinds All the New Music received as soon as publ. eL All for sale at - r r. LOUD'S PIASTO ROOM, over Johnson fc Carey store, r- - id f tk - ; Square. a( lT-tf. y a r m x s. . . - FeLruarfS, K Tr-


ocr: GOLD PENS. Jj? WORTH of Cwd Tens just re ceived and for ta!e by Jan. 1 Jih.l-iii. , . - : . g. c. pamel. :


ocr: j TALBOT & GARTRE1L K TJB now recwTir.j their lar-e and cxtensir - , rhaiciaA, riantrs iU the comm.. nitr ceneralry. l'he following articles comprise, in part, thir stock: Linseed Oil, Turpentine. Spt's Turpcntia Alcohol, Aqua Ammonia Carb. Eng. Calomel, Lard Oil, Sperm Oil, Train Oil, beat's Foot Oil. Olive (Fine) Oil, Old Corn Am. Castor " Quinine, Gunpowder Tea, Golden Chop " Yon tit; Ilvson " Silver Leaf Xe plus Ultra " - Oolong Prooms.fIMir,w,sp, Vine Cutlery, Segars. gool brands ; Smoking Tobacco. Scaf arlatti ana Oregon : Powder, Shot and Caps ; a large lot of pure white n ad; Glass Latrps, win dow Gla3 and l'uttv Fine EranJv. (olefOtard) Madeira. Sweet Port and Loudon Dock, Port mes for luediCital pur poses. tipper, p:c', i.inger, Af n Cayenne, indigo. Madder, Copperas logwood grd Ext. Logwood, ic. ILf i'hysieian's Funiiture, and labels constant ly oahand. Terms reasonable. 4i-;f NEW VOLUME. FAT.'iLY FAFER FOR CDD-FELLOWSV GAZETTE OF THE UMOX AND LEiS urn Literary Miscellany for all flassrs. VoIccig Xvi. 1S52. "YTE commence on the 1st of January, the Six W teenth Volume of the Oeu'ix Rt LE,"now the lvle.-t weekly in the wcrld, devoted to the


ocr: II XT DEPOT. ON THE SOUTH SIDE . of the Public square, where Can be found Hats r.sitl 'Cup of all ' Kinds, to uit the dif ferent, seasons of tlie .j'ear, at 15 per cent. I.OY722I1 ia Price, and 50 per cent.


ocr: ; OF (mx) Dzscxifiion, Eccn A3 PAMPHLETS. CIRCULARS, CARDS. Kcatly and Troiaplly llxecutsd, AT TUB "LV.ZZIZZIPFI PALLADIUM," CFFiCZ. Crder3 Ilsspectfully GoIici':ecl. nj!I Fprirg?, Jannarr f tli, 1622.


ocr: DISSOLUTION. ' THE late firm of WILLls" fc GARTRELL i this day dissolved by mutual consent. P. A. Willis having bought the entire interest T James M. Gartrcil, iu the late concern, is compel led to wind it up as speedily as possible. - All persons indebted to us will please come forward wi.hout further notice, and settle, as we are obli red t have money. PI ATT A. "WILLIS, i JAMES M. 0&&TRLL..-i January let, 1852-41 tf


ocr: Received, and for Sale by -TALBOT & GARTRELL. February 5, 1852.-41.-tf.


ocr: ! rw-inrriijfTfn II AT DEPOT. OX THE SOUTH SIDE of the Public square, where C.1X BE FOC5D lints and Caps of all Kinds, to suit the dif ferent seasons of the rear, at 15 per cent. LOWER in Price, and 50 per cent. BETTER in Quality,


ocr: W T LONG B J W. T. LONG & CO., DRUCS GISTS, WEST SIDE OF THE PrBLIC SQUARE, Holly Spring, 3Ii. Folly Springs, Mississippi, October 3-24-tf.


ocr: PIANOS. JUST Received from the celebrated raanufac tory of Thomas Lovd, Philadelphia, three or these choice instruments. No. 3293, a handsome Rosewood case, finished with round corners, upper and lower O Gee Fil let, (new style of case) O Gee octagon legs, 7 octaves train c to c; of great power; clear and bril liant in tone. No. 3299, same scale and style of case; of rich, mellow tone, yet great power. No. 3305, Rosewood case, rounded comers, with plain octagon taper legs; 6 octaves; ot fall, rich tone. The above instruments are all of a new scale, iron Frame, and patent grand action, finished, with all the modern improvements. As the reputation of these instruments ia so well known, it is useless to speak of their supe riority. They will be sold at their lowest east ern prices and guarantied in every respect. Martin's Guitars, direct from the Manufactory and Prince's Melodeons, of 4 to 4) and 5 octaves; Piano stools and covers of all kinds All the New Music received as soon as publi ed. Allfor6ale at LOUD"S PIANO ROOM, over Johnson A Carer's store, sotuh side of ths Square. . aug. 15, 5L 17-tf. TUST Received, and for Sale by -" tl . TALBOT 6 GARTRELL. February 5. 1852.-41.-tf.


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ocr: wt i ir VOL. IV. SPLENDID LOTTERIES, FOR AUGUST, 1852. GREGORY * MAURY, MANAGERS, (Successors to J. W. Maury Ik Co.) $32,080! 10 Prizes of $1,000. Lottery for the benefit of the STATE OF DELAWARE, Clata 68, for 1862. be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on August 21, 1862. 13 Drawn Numbers out of 66. SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 prize of $32,080 1 do 10,000 1 do 6,000 1 do 2,000 1 do 2,000' 1 do 2,000 10 prizes of 1,000 10 do 600 20 do 250 25 do 200 30 do 160 185 do 100 &c. 3cc. &c. Tickets $10?Halves $6?Quarters $2 50. $63,000! $26,000! $15,000! $12,000! Lottery for the benefit of the STATE OF DELAWARE, Class E, for 1852. be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on August 28, 1862. SJ 1AT I T - l.< n 1 1,* _ 19 nuiiiue[ L/Ukicrjr ? it vittwu ouuuiv. SPLENDID SCHEME. I splendid capita'of. $63,000 1 aplendid price of 26,000 ' 1 do do 16,000 1 do do 12,000 I do do 10,477 5 prizea of 4,000 t do 3,000 10 do 2,000 100 do 1,000 239 do ; 400 he. he. he. tickets $20?Halves $10?Quarter* Eighth* $2 60. Order* for Tickets and Share* and Certificate* Package* in the above splendid Lotteries will the most prompt attention, and an official of each drawing sent immediately after it is over to all who froin me. Address E. E. O'BRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. h C Maury,) 20 Va.

place_of_publication: Washington [D.C.]

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ocr: DIED, On Sunday, the 10th instant, at the residence of hia son-in-law, Amos Kendall, near this city, ALEXANDER KYLE, aged 85 years. His funeral wilt take place at the house of Mr. Kendall, on Thursday next, at 11 o'clock a. in., where the friends of the family are respectfully to attend. On Sunday, 10th instant, in the 66th year of his age, ROBERT BARNARD, osq. His funeral will take place this morning, at 9 o'clock, at Normanstone, his late residence.


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ocr: 10,000 DOLLARS. THE subscriber is selling off to reduce his vtry heavy stock of Fancy Goods and Useful Articles, amounting to upwards of $10,000, consisting in pert of rich papier-mache Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Odor Boxes, Shell Tuck Combs, rich Fans, Gloves, Ribands, Perfumery, all kinds ol Hair Brushes, Dressing Combs, &c. Persons in want of the above articles will find bargains at PARKER'S Fancy Store, under National Hotel. may 25.

publisher: [Ellwood Fisher and Edwin de Leon]


ocr: 10,000 DOLLARS. THE subscriber is selling off to reduce his heavy stock of Fancy Goods and Useful Articles, amounting to upwards of $10,000, consisting part of rich papier-mache Writing Desks, Boxes, Odor Boxes, Shell Tuck Combs, Fans, Gloves, Ribands, Perfumery, all kinds o( Hair Brushes, Dressing Combs, &c. Persona in want of the above articles will bargains at PARKER'S Fancy Store, under National Hotel. may 25.


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ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES, ? For September, 1852, GREGORY &i MAURY, MANAGERS. (Successors to J. W. Maury & Co.) $40,000! $"20,000! 20 Frizes of 1,000 dollars. Lottery for the benefit of tho STATE OF DELAWARE, Class 91, for 1852. To be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, September 18, 1852. 75 Number Lottery?13 Drawn Ballots. GRAND SCHEME. 1 prize of $40,000 1 do 20,000 1 do 10,000 1 6,000 1 do 5,000 1 do 4,000 1 do 3,256 20 prizesol...- 1,000 20 do 500 20 do 400 20 do 300 199 do 200 &c. fcc. &c. Tickets $10?Halves $5?Quarters $'2 50. $04,780! 3 Prizes of $10,000. Lottery for the benefit of the STATE OF DELAWARE, Class F, for 1852. To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on September 25, 1852. 15 Drawn Numbers out of 75. SPLENDID SCHEME, 1 splendid capitalof $64,780 I do prize of 20,600 1 do " do 10,000 1 do do 10,000 1 do do 10,000 3 prizes ot 5,000 60 do 1,000 397 do 260 &c. &c. &c. Whole Tickets $20?Halves $'10?Quarters Eighths $2 50. Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Packages in the above splendid Lotteries will receive the most prompt attention, and nn official account of each drawing sent immediately after it is over to all who order from me. Address E. E. O'BRIEN, Agent,


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ocr: Subscriber returns his thanks to the public and the old customers of Simms & Son and informs them that THE GROCERY AND WINE BUSINESS heretofore carried on by them is contiued by Edward Sjmms ; he has added a full and fVesh supply of the finest TEAS, BLACK, AND GREEN, FRESH GROCERIES, &c..and has also on hand a full assortment of the finest WINE, and will be sold at the lowest rates, amongst which will be found 100 baskets of the choicest brands of Champagne. Hock, and Clare Wines, of the rurest kinds P


ocr: BOOK AND JOB OFFICE. undersigned respectfully informs his clll customers and business men of Washington particular, that he bus put his Book and Job Establishment again in complete order 4 added new type, presses, Ac., to his for materials, which enables him to execute Every description of Letter-press Printing in a superior style, with neatness and despatch, as cheap as it can he done in any of the cities. Having added a large Napier Steam Press to establishment, he can print pamphlets, books, anv other work, with greater speed than here tofore. He respectfully solicita the patronage of the business community] G. A. SAGE. ! Pennsylvania Avenue, next to Jackson 111, Washington.


ocr: BEEBR'8 NEW YORK HATS!!! No. 1, Broicn's Hotel, has just a further and full supply of Beebe's Also, a complete assortment of his own of every quality and style. Gentlemen wishing Hals of fancy shapes can have their or- ders filled at I STEVEN'S great Hat, Cap, and Gent's Outfitting Establishment, No. 1 Brown Hotel. i ?T__ on o.:e /Into! Rprmh. Union.1 J.10Y. JU?uui. .?j ,


ocr: 10,000 DOLLARS. THE subscriber is selling oil' to reduce his vtry heavy stock of Fancy Goods and Useful Articles, amounting to upwards of $10,00(1, consisting in part of rich papier-mache Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Odor Boxes, Shell Tuck Combs, rich Fans, Gloves, Ribands, Perfumery, all kinds of Brushes, Dressing Combs, &e. Persons in want of the above articles will find bargains at PARKER'S Fancy Store, tinder National Hotel. may 25.


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ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES, For September, 1852, GREGORY & MAURY, MANAGERS. (Succeaaora to J. W. Maury tt Co.) *40,000! $20,000! 20 Frisca ol 1,000 dollara. Lottery for tbe benefit of the STATE OF DELAWARE, Claaa 91. for 1862. be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, September 18, 1852. 75 Number Lottery?13 Drawn Ballot*. GRAND SCHEME. 1 prise of. $40,000 1 do 20,000 1 do 10,000 1 6,000 1 do 6,000 1 do 4j000 1 do 3,266 20priseso! 1,000 20 do 600 20 do 400 20 do 900 199 do 200 Ac. Jtc. fee. Ticket* #10?Halres #6?Quarters #2 60. 464,780! 3 Priies of $10,000. Lottery for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class f, for 1862. be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on September 26, 1862. 15 Drawn Numbers out of 75. SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 splendid capital of. #64,780 I do prize of. 20,000 1 do do 10,000 1 do do 10,000 1 do do 10,000 3 prises of 6,000 60 do 1,000 397 do 260 fcc. etc. &c. Tickets #20?Halves #10?Quarters Eighth* ?<2 60. Orders for Tickets and Shares and Packages in the above splendid Lotteries the most prompt attention, and an official of each drawing sent immediately after is over to all who order from me. '


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ocr: THE subscriber is selling of! to reduce his vi ry heavy stock of Fancy Goods and Useful Articles, amounting to upwards of $19,000, consisting in part of rich papier-mache Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Odor Boxes, Shell Tuck Combs, rich Gloves, Ribands, Perfumery, all kinds ol Brushes, Dressing Combs, &c. Persons in want of the above articles will find bargains at > PARKER'S Fancy Store, under National Hotel. may 25.


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ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES, For September, 1852. GREGORY & MAURY. MANAGERS. (Successors to J. W. Maury & Co.) $40,000! ' $"20,000! 20 Prizes of 1,000 dollars. lottery for the benefit of the ' 8TATE OF DELAWARE, Class 91, for 1862. be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, September 18, 1852. * t 75 Number Lottery?*13 Drawn Uallots. GRAND SCHEME. 1 prize of $40,000 1 do 20,000 I do 10,000 1 6,000 1 do 6,000 1 do 4,000 1 do 3,255 20 prizes oi 1,000 20 do 500 20 do 400 20 do 300 199 do 200 < Tickets 810? Halves St5?Quarters $2 60. $64,780! 1 3 Prizes of $10,000. Lottery for the benefit of the STATE OF DELAWARE, Class F, for 1852. be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on September 25, 1852. 15 Drawn Number* out of 75. SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 splendid capitnlof $64,780 I do prize of 20,000 1 do do 10,000 1 do do 10,000 I do do 10,000 3 prizes of 5,000 60 Ho 1,000 397 do 260 &c. &c. &c. Tickets $20?Halves $ 10?Quarters Eighths $2 50. Orders for Tickets and Shares and of Packages in tho above splendid Lotteries will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immediately alter is over to all who order from me.


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ocr: or FOREIGN DRY IN CHARLESTON, S. C. respectfully inform their friends and those who purchase DRY GOODS in their city, that they are now prepared to offer a large, choice, ana wen assort eu siuca ui Foreign, Fancy, and Staple Dry Goods. As they receive the bulk of their goods from EUROPEAN PORTS, they feel assured of being able to compete successfully with any other market in the United States. C. & E. L. KERItlSON &. CO. 2(19 King street, north-west corner of King and Market streets. 3, 1850?3ni I


ocr: , 1 < t ( t c . f DIRECT IMPORTATIONS op . irisii l,in E_n 11 HE subscribers are constantly receiving from the manufacturers, MADE TO 1RDER, and expressly adapted to the rade, and to which they with confidence lie attention of purchasers, with a guarantee lie goods will be found PURE FI^JX, to wit: Shirting and Fronting Linens and Lawns Pillow Case, Coatee, and Sheeting Linens Russiu, Bird's Eye, und Huckaback Diapers Bleached and Brown Table Damasks, of as irted widths tjs Damask Doylies, Nnpkins and Cloths, of vari- ms sizes , Dowlass, Glass Cloths, Black, White& louanu - . i Lady's, Gent's, and Cliildren's Linen landkerchiefs, etc. etc. w C. A E. L. KERRISON A CO. 209 King street, Charleston, S. C. Sep. 3, 1850?3m


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ocr: WASHINGTON \Nl> tLRXANOKIA BOAT. Fare Five Cents. I'he superior steamer TflOS. uLLl fc.K will depart at the mBIIHBHKm'iuiire named. Coaches connect with the boat. Coach fare 6 vent* Coaches leave the Capitol at 7{, Sj, 111,2J, 4$, 6j o'clock. Iv nve Alexandria 7}. 91, 11J. 2{. 4 J, 6^ o'clock. L'-ov, Washington St, IOJ, 12j, 31. 6^ . 7 do. Aug 25 ? <i SAM'L


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ocr: WASHINGTON CITY. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9. 1852. I fltv York Canal*. The New Yoik //era/dcontains the following: The Slate auditor has furnished the Albany Journal with the annexed statement of tolls on the the canals to June 1st, in each of the past two years : New York State Canals?Tolls Collected. New York, Albany 1851. 1852. Dee. and W. Troy (on merchandise) #251,121 #171,408 Buffalo, B. Rock, . , Tonawandu and I Oswego, (on pro- I duce from other I States) 283,610 191,384 " All other offices (on , > produce of tliis I State) 238,567 180,411

place_of_publication: Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]

publisher: [Elwood Fisher and Edwin De Leon]


ocr: TELEGRAPHIC. New Ilumjnh re Election. Boston, March 10 The election for governor and members of legislature in New Hampshire took place yes terdiiy. The reported and official returns foot up as follows : Martin, (Detn.) 19,478 Sawyer, (Whig) 14,211 At wood, fFreesoil) 5.957 The following is Ihe result of the election of the legislature: Whigs and Freeaoilers, 87 Democrats, 85 No choice, 22 This result is presumed to indicate the of John P. Il i'e to the IJ. S. Senate.


ocr: EVENING DRESS FAN'S. ' 4W\ newest patterns Evening Dress Pans (Spanish) mounted in Pearl, ivory Papier mache, just opened at PARKER'S fancy and Perfumery Store, under the Hotel


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ocr: | ; ( , c , SPLENDID LOTTERIES, For JYovember, 1852. GREGORY h MAURY, MANAGERS. (Successors to J. W. Maury h Co.) "$40^000!" 76 Prixea or $ 1.000. Lottery for the benefit of the STATE OF DELAWARE, Class 143, for 1852. ro be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on November 20, 1862. SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 prize of $40,060 1 do 16,000 1 do 8,000 1 do 6.000 1 do 4,160 6 prises ol 1,60# 6 do 1.260 76 do 1,000 76 do (loweet 3 Noe.) 600 128 do 200 he. ho. he. Ticket* M10-Halves #5?Quarters 82 50. 167.500! 9 40,000 ! 8 20,000 ! 916,000! 10 Prixes of $3,500! Lottery for the benefit of the STATE OF DELAWARE, Clue li, for 1962. To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on November 27, 1862. VERY SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 splendid capital of. 867,500 1 splendid prise of 40.000 1 do 20.000 1 do 16,000 1 do 14,'260 10 prises of 3,500 50 do 2,000 80 do 1,000 171 do 500 Ac. Re. & c. Tickets 820?Halves 810?Quarters 90? Eighths 92 60. Orders for'Tickets and Shares and Certificates >f Packages'in the above Splendid Lotteries will eceive the most prompt attention, and an of each drawing will be sent ifter it is over to all who order from me. Address E. E. O'BRIEN,


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ocr: or FOREIGN DRY GOODS IN CHARLESTON. S. C. respectfully inform their friends and those who purchase DRY GOODS in their city, that they are now prepared to offer a large, choice, and well assorted stock of Foreign, Fancy, and Staple Dry Goods. As they receive the bulk of their goods DIRECT from EUROPEAN PORTS, they feel assured of being able to compete successfully with any other market in the United Stutes. C. & E. L. KERR1SON & CO. 209 King street, north-west corner of King and Market streets. Sep 3, 1850?3m


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ocr: ft I THE SAFE AND COMJIt). ^ dious steamer COLUMBIA, tain I1arpf.ii, having recently been placed in Hrst rate oriter, will resume lv r tripe between Baltimore and this District on the 1st March, leaving Commerce street wharf, Baltimore, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, and at the same hour on every succeeding Jurinij the season; and returning, will leave Riley'* wharf, Washington, at 6 o'clock, and at 7 o'clock every WEDNESDAY touching at the diflerenl landings on the river, as usual. For freight or passage apply to the Captain ra board, or to the following agents; CHARLES WORIIUNGTON, Bait. J. J. WHEAT & I?It().. Alexandria. E- PICKREL h CO.. Georgetown. THOMAS 11. RILEY, Washington.


ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES, For JVutitmber, 1852. GREGORY & MAURY, MANAGERS. (Successors to J. W. Maury & Co.) SPLENDTD SCHEMES. TO BE DRAWN IN DECEMBER. 1852. $50,O6O7~ 5 of $12,000 ! 6 of $ 6,000 ! Lottery for tbe benefit of the 8TATE OF DELAWARE, Claas 160, for 1862. be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on December II, 1852. BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 prise of. #50,000 1 do 17,642 1 do 12,000 1 do 12,000 1 do 12,000 1 do 12,000 1 do 12,000 6priseaof. 6,000 50 do 1,000 224 do 300 &c. Si c. &c. #16? Halves #7 50?Quarters #3 Eighths #1 87J. of packages oi 25 wholue # 180 rv . J i-_ I an uu ui zj uuiviB. . . w Do do of'25 quarters.... 45 (X) Do do of25 eighths 22 $40,000! ^ 20,000! #10,0)0! 60 Prizes of 1,000 Dollar*' Lottery for the benefit of the STATE OF DELAWARE, Claa* 166, for 1852. be drawn at Wilmington, Del., onSaturday, % December 18, 1852. 76 Number Lottery?12 Drawn Ballot*. SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 prize of #40,000 I do 20,000 1 do 10.0(H) 1 do 5,0<X) 1 do 5,000 1 do 3,696 * 50 prize* of. 1,000 60 do 500 1IH do 300 &c. &c.. &c. Ticket* # 10?Halve* #6?Quarter* #2 50. of packages of 26 whole ticket* Do do of 25 half do Do do of 26 quarter do * $50,000! #20,000! #15,000! #10,000! Lottery for the benefit of the STATE OF DELAWARE, Claaa I, for 1862. be drawn at Wilmington, Deb, on Saturday, December 25, 1852." A SPLENDID CHRISTMAS GIFT! 1 prize of #50.000 1 do 20,000 1 do 15,000 1 do 10,000 1 do 6,028 5 do 3,000 60 do 1,000 160 do 450 fcc. &c. &c. Ticket* #10?Halve* 5?Quarter* #2 50. of packages of 26 whole ticket* #150 Do do of 26 half do 75 Do do of 26 quarter do 37 Order* for Ticket* and Shares and Certificate* in the above Splendid Lotteries will the most prompt attention, and an official of each drawing sent immediately it is over to all who order from me. Addreas E. E. O'BRIEN, Agent,


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ocr: TELEGRAPHIC. ??r f/nmpthire Election Boston, March 10 Tha election for governor and membera of legislature in New Hampshire took place ves lerday. Tha reported and officio! returns foot up as follows: Martin, (Dem ) 19,476 Sawyer, (Whig) 14.211 Atwood, (Freesoil) 6.957 The following is ihe raanlt of the election of the legislature: Whie? and h'raeeoilera, 87 Democrats, 8ft No Htoitt, 22 This raanlt in preaomexl lo indi. ate the of John P. Hale to the U. 8. Senate.


ocr: EVENING DRESS FANS. I 4V4h newest patterns Evening Dress Pans L\7\F (Spanish) mounted in Pearl, Ivory Papier mache, just opened at PARKER'S fancy and Perfumery Store, under the Na Hots 1


ocr: ' j j j I 10,000 DOLLARS. THE subscriber is selling off to reduce his vi leavy slock of Fancy Goods and Useful Articles, imounting to upwards of $10,000, consisting iart of rich papier-mache Writing Desks, foxes, Odor Boxes, Shell Tuck Combs, Fans, Gloves, Ribands, Perfumery, ull kinds of lair Brushes, Dressing Combs, &c. Persons in want of the ahove articles will arguins at PARKER'S Fancy Store, under National Hotel. may 25.


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ocr: "" "1 "M ' C "1 ' SPLENDID LOTTERIES, FOR AUGUST, 1858. GREGORY It MAURY, MANAGERS, (Succeaaora to J. W. Maury it Co.) ?-*?68dT 10 Prisea of #1,600. Lottery for tbe benefit of the STATE OF DELAWARE, Claaa 63, for 1862. be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, ou August 21, 1862. 13 Drawn Numbera out of 66. ' SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 prise of #32,080 I do 10,000 1 do 6,000 1 do 2,000 1 do 2,000 1 do 2,000 10 prisea of. 1,000 10 do 600 20 do 260 26 do 200 30 do 160 185 do . 100 , (* Stc. Ac. Ac. Tickets $10?llslres $6?Quarters $2 60. $63,000! $26,000! $15,000! $12,000! Lottery for the benefit of the STATE OF DELAWARE, Class E, for 1862. be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on day, August 28, 1852. 78 Number Lottery?14 Drawn Ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 splendid cApital of. $63,000 1 splendid prize of 26,000 1 do do 15,000 1 do do 12,000 1 do do 10,477 5 prizes of 4,000 6 do 3,000 10 do 2,000 100 do 1,000 239 do 400 &c. & c. &c. tickets $20?Halves $10?Quarters Eighths $2 60. Orders for Tickets and Shares and Packages in the above splendid Lotteries receive the most prompt attssition, and an of each drawing sent immediately alter is over to all who from me.


ocr: splendid lotteries, Fur September, 185*2. UK KOOKY & MAURY. MANAGERS. (Successor* to J. \V. Maury & Co.) 440,000! R 20,000! -20 Prise* of 1,000 dollar*. Lottery for the benefit of the STATE OK DELAWARE, Ctaaa 91, for IHU. drawn at Wilmington, Del., on September 18, IU1. 7b Number Lottery?IS Drawn Ballot*. GRAND SCHEME. 1 prise of S 40,000 1 do '2d, (MM) I do Id.tXK) i b.ooo 1 do A,OHtl I do 4,0110 1 do S.2M '20 prise* oi 1,000 20 do 600 20 do 400 20 do tOO 199 do 200 fee. Inc.. Inc. Ticket* R10?Halve* R5?tjuarter* R'2 fie. $04,780! 3 Prizes of $10,000. lottery for the benefit of the STATE OK DELAWARE, Class P, for 1862. be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on September 25, 1862. 15 Drawn Numbers out of 75SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 splendid capitalof $64,780 1 do prize of 'Jo m'h 1 do do 10,000 1 do do 10,000 1 do do 10,INN) 3 prizes of 5,INK) 60 do 1,000 397 do 200 &c. &c. Sic. Tickets $20?Halves $ 10?Quarters Eighths $2 50, Orders for Tickets and Shares and Packages in the above splendid Lotteries the most prompt attention, and an official of each drawing sent immediately after over to all who order from me. E. E.


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ocr: EDITED.IT BLLWOOD FISHER fc EDWIN DB LEON. TERMS. DAILY, ... #10 00 DEMI-WEEKLY, (Tri-weekly during?.eaeion) 4 00 WEEKLY, ...... t 00 Subscriptions payable in advance. Any per on procuring live subscribers a lull receive one cop? gratia All letters to the Editors to be post-ps p. printed by o. a. sao*. Qffut, Pennsylvania Avenue, between Third mnd Four-and-a-half streets.


ocr: . , S TE E I K 'S || AT HALL. CHARI.E8T0K, S.C. a IN introducing the new style of HAT for this season, I would remark that there ts an entire change in every par ticuler. Gnitltmrns' Hats. Silk Moleskin Beaver Rusia Nutria Opera French assimere Travelling. Fashionable Caps. Cloth Plush Oil-Silk Tvleed Fur Oil-Cotl Morocco Satin Velvet. A LISO, All the latest styles of imported Fancy Hats, landsomely trimmed forsmall children and infants, he character of the above establishment is known without further comment. W STEEL. p-?lS? it 931 Kinf St ;


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ocr: Ukniial Land Office, October 14.1862. applications having been made to this office on the subject, it has been decided, on full consideration, to recognise assignments of Land Warrants when executed two witnesses and acknowledged before a Public; in all cases, however, to be by a certificate nnder seal, from the proper authority, of the official character of the Notary at the time of taking euch acknowledgments, and of the genuineness of his signature. The instructions of the 23d March last will be regarded as so amended. JOHN WILSON, Commissioner. Oct 15?3taw4w .


ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES, For November, 1852; GREGORY & MAURY, MANAGERS. (Successor* to j. W. Maury It Co.) ~ $MjOdO!! 76 Prises of $1,000. J Lottery for the benefit of tbe 8TATE OR DELAWARE. Class 143, for 1862. j be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Satur- day, November 20, 1862. , SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 prlae of. $40,000 1 do 16,000 ! 1 do 8,000 1 do 6.000 1 1 do 4,160 6 prises ot 1,60# ! 6 do 1,260 7o do 1,000 76 do (lowest 3 Nos.) 600 128 do k.. 200 fcc. Jtc. fcc. Tickets $ 10- Halves $5-<tuarters $2 00. |G7,500! $40,000! $20,000! $15,000! 10 Prizes of $3,500! i Lottery for tbe benefit of tbe I STATE OP DELAWARE, Class H, for 1862. ' be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on SatUr- day. November 27,1862. VERY SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 splendid capital of. $ 67,600 1 splendid prize of 40 000 1 do 20,000 I 1 do 16,000 I 1 do 14,260 10 prizes of 3,600 60 do 2,000 60 do 1,000 171 do 600 Ire. Itc. Ire. Tickets #20? Halves #10? Quarters #6? Eighths #2 60. Orders for'Tickets and Shares and of Packages"in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive the moot prompt attention, and an count of each drawing wilt be sent


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ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES, For September, 1852. GREGORY & MAURY, MANAGERS. (Successors to J. W. Maury & Co.) $40,000! $20,000! 20 Prizes of 1,000 dollars. Lottery for the benefit of the STATE OF DELAWARE, Class 91, for 1862. be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, September 18, 1862. \ 76 Number Lottery?13 Drawn Ballots. GRAND SCHEME. 1 prize of $40,000 1 do 20,(K)0 1 do 10 000 1 o > 6,000 1 do 6,000 1 do 4,000 1 do 3,266 20 prizesol...^. 1,000 20 do 600 20 do 400 20 do 300 199 do 200 &c. fcc. he. Tickets $10?Halres $6?Quarters $2 50. MA Tan t 1 If \J-K , 9 uv ; 3 Prizes of $10,000. Lottery for the benefit of the STATE OF DELAWARE, Class F, for 1852. I be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Satur- day, September 25, 1852. 15 Drawn Numbers out of 75. SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 splendid capitalof....-.* $64,780 1 do prize of. 20,600 1 do do 10,000 1 do do 10,000 1 do do .. ? 10,000 3 prizes of 6,000 50 do 1,000 397 do 260 &C. ' &c. &c. Tickets $20?Halves $10?Quarters Eighths $2 50. Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates Packages in the above splendid Lotteries will the most prompt attention, and an official of each drawing sent immediately after it over to all who order from me. Address E. E. O'BRIEN, Agent,


ocr: 1 ti THE SAFE AND * dious steamer COLUMBIA, Harper, having recently been placed in first rate order, will resume her trips between Baltimore and this District on the 1st March, leaving Commerce street wharf, Baltimore, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, and at the same hour on every succeeding during the season; and returning, will leave Riley's wharf, Washington, at 6 o'clock, and at 7 o'clock every WEDNESDAY touching at the different landings on the river, as usual. For freight or passage apply to the Captain on board, or to the following agents: CHARLES WORTHINGTON, Bait. J. J. WHEAT & BRO., Alexandria. E. PICKREL & CO., Georgetown. THOMAS B. RILEY, Washington.


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ocr: C. At E. L. KBRRIIOltl At CO. Direct lmjarr erg of D R Y - G O O D S In Charleston, South Ca-olina, respectfully inform their friends, tho?e who purchase Dry-v3oods in city, that they are prepared, and are offering very large and well assorted stock of Foreign Domestic, Staple, and Fancy Dry-Goods, for and particularly adapted to the Southern Importing direct, they feel assured of being to sell goods as low in Charleston, as they can bought in any other market in the United They would call particular attention to Goods, of every description; the make will fuond of best finish, and perfectly free from smixtvre qf cotton. Also to their stock of Goods, which will be found second to none in Terms Cash, or city acceptances. C. A E. L KERRISON, k CO


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ocr: splendid lotteries, FOR AUGUST, 1862. GREGORY & MAURY, MANAGERS, (Successors to J. W. Maury it Co.) 132,080!, 10 Prises of $1,000. Lottery for the benefit of the STATE OF DELAWARE, Cless 09, for 1962. be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on August 21, 1862. 13 Drawn Numbers out of 66. SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 prise of $32,060 t do 10,000 1 do 5.000 1 do 2,000 1 do 2,000 1 do 2,000 lOprizesof 1,000 10 do 600 20 do ?50 25 do 200 30 do 150 185 do 100 Ac. Ac. Ac. Tickets $10-Halves $5? Quarters $2 50. $63,000! $26,000! $15,000! $12,000! Lottery for the benefit of the STATE OF DELAWARE. Class E, for 1868. be drawn at Wilmingtdn, Delaware, on Satur? day, Aurust 28, 1862. 78 Number Lottery?14 Drawn Ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 splendid capital of. $63,000 1 splendid prize of 26,000 1 do do 15,000 1 do do 12,000 1 do do 10,477 5 prize* of 4,000 5 do 3,000 10 do 2,000 100 do 1,000 239 do 400 &c. & c. &c. tickets $20?Halves $10?Quarters Eighths $2 AO. Orders for Tickets ahd Shares and Certificates Packages in the above splendid Lotteries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immediately after it is over to all who from me. Address E. E. O'BRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C.


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ocr: FOREIGN DRY GOODS IN CHARLESTON, S. C. TT70ULD respectfully inform their friends and VV those who purchase DRY GOODS in their city, that they are now prepared to oiler a large, choice, and well assorted stock of Foreign, Fancy, and Staple Dry Goods As they receive the hulk of their, goods DIRECT from EUROPEAN PORTS, they feel assured of being able to compete successfully with any other market in the United States. " C. & E. L. KERR 1 SON & CO. 1 209 King street, north-west corner of King and Market streets. in 1


ocr: BEEBK'S NEW YORK HATS Hi No. 1, Brown's Hotel, has just ceived a further and full supply of lleebe's lints. Also, a complete assortment of his own of every quality ami style. Gentlemen Hats of fancy shapes can have their filled at STEVEN'S great Flat, Cap, and Outfitting Establishment, No. 1 Llrown Hotel. Nov. 30?6tif. (Intel. Repub. Union.)


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ocr: S T E E LB ' S HAT HALL. e CHARLESTON, S.C. IN introducing the new style of I BgH for this season, I would remark I there is an entire change in every par ticulor. ' Gentlrmens' Halt. Silk Moleskin Beaver Rusia Nutria Opera j French assimere Travelling. Fashionable Caps. Cloth Plush Oil-Silk Tweed Fur Oil-Cott Morocco Satin Velvet. J] I,SO, All the latest styles of imported Fancy Hals, handsomely trimmed forsmnll children and infants, the character of the above establishment is without further comment. W. STEEL, ' 13? 4t. 231


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ocr: splendid lotteries, Fur September, 185~i. GREGORY & MAURY. MANAGERS. (Successors to J. W. Maury & Co.) 140,000! #20,000! 20 Prizes of 1,000 dollars. Lottery for the benefit of the STATE OF DELAWARE, Class 91, for 1862. be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on September IS, 1852. 75 Number Lottery?13 Drawn Ballots. GRAND SCHEME. 1 prize of #40,000 1 do 20,000 1 do 10,000 1 a 6,000 1 do 6,000 1 do 4,000 1 do 3,255 20 prizosol... 1,000 20 do 600 20 do 400 20 do 300 199 do 200 fitCi &>o 4cc Ticket! glO?Halves 8??Quarters $2 60. $64,780! 3 Prizes of $10,000. Lottery for the benefit of the STATE OF DELAWARE, Class F, for 1862. be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on September 26, 1862. 15 Drawn Numbers out of 76. SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 splendid capital of. $64,780 I do prize of. 20,000 1 do do 10,000 1 do do 10,000 1 do do 10,000 3 prizes of 6,000 50 do 1,000 397 do 260 &c. &c. & c. Tickets $20?Halves $10?Quarters Eighths $2 50. Orders for Tickets and Shares and Packages in the above splendid Lotteries the most prompt attention, and an of each drawing sent immediately after is over to all who order from me. Address E. E. O'BRIEN, Agent,


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ocr: ' or FOREIGN DRY IN CHARLESTON, S. C. respectfully inform their friends and those who Durchase DRY GOODS in their j city, that they are now prepared to offer a large, choice, and well assorted stock of Foreign, Fancy, and Staple Dry Goods. As they receive the bulk of their goods DIRECT from EUROPEAN PORTS, they feel assured of being able to compete successfully with any other market in the United States! C. A E. L. KERRISON A CO. 20!) King street, north-west corner of King and Market streets. Sep 3, 1850?3m


ocr: Subscriber returns his thanks to trie public and the old customers of Simms & Son and informs them that THE GROCERY AND "WINE BUSINESS heretofore carried on by them is contiued by Edward Simms ; he has added a full and fresh supply of the finest TEAS, BLACK AND GREEN, FRESH GROCERIES, &c..and has also on hand a full assortment of the finest and will be sold at the lowest rates, amongst which will be found 100 baskets of the choicest brands of Champagne. Hock, and Clare of the purest kinds. \


ocr: WANTED TO PUUCHASE JjpA A SMALL HOUSE on Capitol Hill, con |{| taining six or seven rooms, with consider ground attached.?Apply at this office. Oct. 16?Jt. R


ocr: FOREIGN DRY GOODS IN CHARLESTON, 8. C. respectOilly inform their friend* and thoee who purchase DRY GOODS in thair city, that they are now prepared to offer a large, choice, and well aeeorted stock of Foreign, Fancy, and Staple Dry Gooda. Aa they receive the bulk of their gooda DIRECT from EUROPEAN PORT8, they feel aaaured of Wring nWIe to < (im|?r(e successfully with any other j in the United States C. A E. L. K ERRISON A CO. 909 King street, north-weet corner of King and Market streets.


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ocr: R II?TUB. SAB'K A.11I I steatncrCOLUMBIA, tain Harper, having' recently been placed in first rate order, will resume her trips between Baltimore and tliie District on the 1st March, leaving Commerce street wharf, Baltimore, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, and at the eaine hour on every succeeding' during the season; and returning, will leuw Kifey'a wharf, Washington, at 6 o'clock, anil at 7 o'clock every WEDNESDA Y morn,|j4. ing, touching at the different landings on the river, as usual. For freight or passage apply to the Captain on hoard, or to the following sgvnte: CHARLES WORTHINOTON, Bait. .1 WHEAT & BRO., Alexandria, k E. PICKREL & CO.. Georgetown. THOMAS B. RILEY, Washington. Feb 2S?tf


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ocr: OF FOREIGN D1U GOODS IN CHARLESTON, S. C. respectfully inform their friends and those who purchase DRY GOODS in their city, that they are now prepared to oiler a large, choice, and well assorted stock of Foreign, Fancy, and Staple Dry Goods. As they receive the bulk of their goods DIRECT from EUROPEAN PORTS, they feel assured of being able to compete successfully with any other market in the United States. C. & E. L. KERRISON A CO. 209 King street, north-west comer of King and Market streets.


ocr: I AW AND AGENCYOFFICB. The under j signed, Attorneys and Agents, practice Law the Supreme Court of the United Stalea, and ie Courts of tv District of Columbia, and attend romptly t-> against the United Statea, tlii ment of all accounts of officers id agentH Government, Bounty Lands, ensions, of Duties, Patents for new / zc. They * their servi-en to members of the ofessiou distance, end. hen the case in epare' y 'otul agent, w r e-half their iii?i .ali information, i the formsid -j of business in any ot the eptrtments irntslied to our regular c. eapondenta it' charge. They have made arrangements r lyment of taxes, and for the sale or loca 11 . jitnty land warrants on the best Western llus. Jt3 on Ft; nay Iran ia avenue, Lane A ucker's Building DUFF GREEN, BEN. E. GREEN, RICH'D. H. CLARKE Oct. 14?3law3m.


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ocr: TraS>P< HI A I ION OirUK, O (S. A I.K\ ii K.- / Allxa.ndkia Stati »n Sept. 25, ls'»2. S K — Merchant* and others, torwurd _ ins merchant) / •. &c . to Uarrtnton, are ! informed that a \N arehouse has been erected ; at the 3rd mile Staten. on the Wairenton ! Branch Railroad, six miles from the town, and . an agent there who will attend to leceivmij ' and Forwarding GOODS. I sen 27 W B. BROCK CTT, Agent.

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ocr: GUANO.—Peruvian and Pataconian Guano, in store, and for sale in larre or small quantities, at lowest Market' T. M. McCORMICk & CO , jy 7 Theatre Buildtof.


ocr: SPLERDID LOTTERIES, FOR JULY, 18*2. . GREGORY A MAURY, M»oa*»r«. (Successors to J. W. Maury & Co.) 1 05,000 DOLLARS! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State i Delaware, Class D, to. I to be drawn at Wilmington, Del ., on Saluidag, ~Mn July, I tl W ns^Ttiirtrm drawn numbers out of *^T vw*v SPLENDID SCHEME! 2 prize of $65,000 1 do 30,000 do 15,000 i do 15,000 1 prize of 1 do 5,398 30 prizes of 2,500 250 do 000 &CM OtC. Tickets $20, halves $10, qrs. $5, eighths $2,50. Certificates of pack'gs 25 whole tickets$260 00 Do do 25 half do 130 Do do 25 quarter do 65 00 Do do 25 eighth do 32 34,996 DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of i Delaware, Class 50, for 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 31 si day 73 number lottery—13 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME: , I prize of $34,90f> 15 prizes of 5,000 30 do 1,500 , 40 prizes of 200 do &c., &c., &c. do 20 quarter do 35 uu Orders for Tickets and Shares and of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an arronnt of each drawing sent immedi (Successor to J. & C. Maury.) 04_ini Alexandria, > a. AMBOKOUCH S vv H K A T FANS — E.


ocr: I SPLENDID LOTTERIES, FOR DECEMBER, 18& GREGORY* MAURY, Managers.* (Successors to J. W. Maury & f o.) $3 >,000 ! 2 prizes of $12,000! . LOTTERY. for the benefit of the State of i Delaware, Class 154, for 1652, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the At It of December, I >02. Fourteen drawn numbers out of 7,5C“^& SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $3\000 1 uo 12,000 l do 12,000 l do ft,000 1 do *,000 1 4,0 *2,ftS0 1 prize of $2,000 30 pr»zes of 1,000 30 tio 300 40 tlo 300 i 237 do -00 &c., , Sic. 1 - - — J.-k rjfk 1 tckfi- naive.' *>—t1*1'ic*** Certificates*)! pack'gs 2*3 whole ticket- Sl >0 00 |)y do 2*J half do G*» 00 Do do 20 quarter do 3i00 $.30,000! r> prizes of $12,000 ! o o! $G 000! LOITERY, l<*r the benefit ol the state ol Delaware, Class IOU, lor I$52, to te drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, l)e ccmbtr 11//*, lNr»2. BRILLIANT SCHEME: 4 it % r\ I iin/.e oi $.>o,ouo l do I *,64* 1 do 12.000 l UO 12.000 I UO 12,000 I 1 ml/.** ui -ri I do 14,000 r, do *'*,ooo :,o do 1,000 421 do 300 AiC., &r . Tickets $15, hi vs 7.50, <jrs. 5.75, eighths 1.87* . Certificates oi pack gs. '-•» whole tickets $1^0 no Do tio 25 half do 00 00 Do do 25 quarter do 15 00 Do do 25 eighth do 22 50 $40,000! $20,000! $10,000! 5 prizes of $M(>0! {OTTEKY, lor the henetit of the Stale of Ji Delaware, Class 1G6, for 1852, to he drawn at Wilmington. Del, on Sat unlay, the l^th day of Dtttmbcr, 1852. 75 number lot!(»r\ --12 drawn ballots . SPLENDID SCHEME: I prize oi $10,000 I do 20,000 1 tin 10,000 1 do fi.000 1 do 0,000 | I prize or * r.> j r>0 do 1.non I no do noo ! I ] 1 do 3no &c„ &r , fcc. Tickets $10—halves $.»— quarters *4 »o Certificates o! pack'gs*2 5 whole tickets $110 on ,lo do 2'» half do 70 00


ocr: COMMERCIAL. Alexandria Market, December, 4 The ftaur market is quiet—ro sales to-day— holders are firm—but buyers appear to be luke warm. Sales of good to prime red wheat at 102 a 106 cents—the latte* for prime Zimmer- j man. Good to prime white sold at 106 a 10S cent^— targe lots of strictly prime white would probably command 110 cents. '1 he state of the weather yesterday and to day has in some measure interrupted outdoor business. 1 here are various opinions as to the effect of the last steamer's ad vice9 __


ocr: i OKANCiK AND Al-KXANDUIA SiAlLROAD. Daily Mail l nun to the foil owing *in’ion ami Hates. • Leaves Alexandria, at o'clock, A. M... h akf Arrives al Springfield. ai 1* 20, Burke’s at i> 33, J I\ «.» 33, 10 10, 10 30, 10 10, 11 00, ii or*, 33 r>:» 70 sO 1*0 10 Fii:i lax. at Sao^-tt*r*>, at lrnion Mi I is. at Manassas, at BfMoe, a! Colvin's, at War. Junction. 3 Mile War. Line, 11 1*2, Beal ton, at I! 40, Rappahannock. 11 33, Brand), at 12 io, Ketiknino. Leaves Brandy, at l 30, 1*. M .Fare. Arrives at Rappahanock, at 2 00, 23 Bralton, at 2 10. 3 Milt* War. Line, at 2 to, Warre*1 ton Junction, 2 30, 1 23 1 35 J 03 1 73 1 s7 2 On 2 23 2 an. ') :i 13, 3 23, 3 33, I 00, •I 10, 4 20, 4 33, 3 00. 30 70 00 73 03 11 Colvin's, at 41 Bristoe. at 11 .Manassas', at Co ion M ills, at t; San^stet's, at *• Fair lav, at “ Bmke's, at l* Sj rii gheld. a» 11 Aiexamlna. at l*a»«t?n«seis to and from the Manassas <. a j > Rail Koad. pass twenty *even miles over this Road. K. Ii- A11DDLKION, «>ct 1 °_11 Superintendent. AU\NAS>AS <L\I* BALL KOAI). 1 30 1 43 I 33 1 70 1 00 2 23 rpHK PASSKM5KR AM) K It K I G H I X TRAINS are now r;!*»nii.h «!aily, ^Smulsivs e\cr|'t(’<!,) lujiweeii Ai.kxandkia np.tl Pi* d •*v|o>,i Station. •>! u»il«s tiou» Alexandria, ton* netliik' S\ Slant* wi?h Middiehum a! jiit* I’iains. ait*J hv Saw vei " ea»!s iti.o, with incho^tei, via Pail' and Aiillwood. ;»t Pie imoi t. M M. WKLSM, Superintendent, oc! j-j—tt [Alm* & Tel. | <;ap kail koai>. To Mtnfiinits amt tvimnU/.g Agint* nt Alc.unnh in. AND Al'i Kii Monday. the J7:h oj


ocr: Tkan>i* kiaiI"N '’Hin;,'! & Ai.rx U u.. ( All\am»kia Niati n Sept. i'>, \ <>2. \ N'OI K.K — Mt reliant' and others, forward. _ iuir metchandr/e. ive , to 'A urit-nton, art* informed that a ^ alehouse has been elide** lti the 3rd unit* Matn n. on the Wairei.ton Branch Kidroad. six mdes trom tin* to rn, and an a^ent there \dn> will attend to receiving and tot warding r»; h M S \V l> BUOCKKIT. Agent


ocr: TrAN'P R I AIL N t'FFU'K, o Al.tX i< K.» \ Alexandria Stati ,v *>:>, ]W>. $ N^O 1 1CK —Merchant* and otheis, _ mg merchandize, &ic.» to Waireolon, informed that a Warehouse has been a» the 3rd mile Station, on the Branch Railroad, six miles from the town, an agent there who wiil attend to and forwarding GOODS, sep 27 W R. BROCK K IT, Agent


ocr: *TT 101 ET -Th* large BRICK WARE* JA HOUSE at the upper end ot King stree', ■l^fonueriy areupted by P H. Hood, as a and Fiovr Store. The above it a well knwwQ stand, where an active business can be carriedQn. The house i* in thorough order, will be moled to a good tenant, by iSlSSSy » JNO. U HARRISON, •um tad ®! Kwg w CEO. \V. iUSON, Sm*T m> e-ti


ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES, PUB Jl'LY, 18U. GREGORY tk MA URY, Managers. .. __I VV Miitrv & Co.) (Successors to J. W. Maury & Co.) 65,000 DOLLARS! f LOTTERY, tor the benefit of thect.a,e°; Delaware, Class D, for 1852, to « at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, iAth M V» ^Thirteen drawn Si?r vin?v SPI.KNDIO SCHEME. 1 prize of l do l do 1 do $65,000 30,000 If),000 | 15,000 | B.. ipnzeoi *l«,uuu 1 do 5,398 30 prizes of 2,500 250 do 600 &* 4* ^v* I Ticket* $20, halves $10, qr*. $5, eighths $2,50 Certificate* ot pack’** 25 whole tickets $-00 00 l*> Do Do do ‘25 half do do 25 quarter do do 25 eighth do 130 00 65 00 32 50 34,996 DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of i Delaware, Class 50, for 1S52, to be drawn at Wilmineton, Del., on Saturday, the 31sf of July, 1952. 79 number lottery—13 drawn ballots BRILLIANT SCHEME: I prize of $34,9^6 15 prizes of 5,000 30 do 1,500 40 prizes oi 200 do &c., &c., &c. Tickets $10—halves $5-quarters ** oy Certificates of pack’g*2tf whole tickets $140 00 Do do 2* half do 70 00 Do do 20 quarter do 35 00 Orders for Tickets and Shares and of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immedi ately alter it is over, to all who order from me. Address— E. E. O BRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury,) je 24_lm Alexandria, Va. BOROUGH'S W H EAT FANS —E.


ocr: Tobacco, Segars, Ac., Ac. C2EGAKS.—Phe subscriber has on hand, a S lot ot the following SEGARS wholesale and retail, viz : Jenny Lind, I at Norma, Barhoza, Venus Regalia Pan eta las, Casual idad, Kl Kmpeno, Kagle, Minerva, Wandering Jew, Fixed Star Regalia, Kl Divan, Kl Agui a, Principe, l^i Union Americana, l«a Josephliie, La Sultana, Senorita Regalia, ' Plantation, Canones Buena Vista. Pocahantas, Colorado^, Bloomer Regalia. jy O0 WM. A HAK I, K»ng street. *pOBACCO.—Just received a good assortment 1. of the very finest Chewing Tobacco, man ufactured in this country. Also, medium and h>w-f>nced Tobacco of various brands. The attention of chewers and dealers is invited. C. P. SHAW, N. K cor. King jec IP and Fairfax sts. IJfiU fINK IMPORTED HAVANA AND V PRINCIPECIGARS.—Just received some very fine Havana and Principe Cigars,to which th« attention ol the lovers of due cigars is in S [t SHAW. in N. K cor. King & Fairfax-tds. _-A- - • • \- — SMOKING TpR^CCO.—Just received a fresh supplv of that very popular SMOK ING TOBACCO; also some stow, (not clay) p,^r,ryM^i0W»LL»AM A. HART. T7XTRA FINK CHKWING •|X)BACCO.— Ej Just received 44 Diadem of Olu Virginia Twist," something new a»»d very f*tra. jy iO WA1. A. HAKT, kmg street.


ocr: 8H.BSWB18TTEIIE8,P«R UK KOOKY*. M At'RY, Manager*, l Successors to J W Maury & Co.) $40,00u! $2'» OuO ! $10,000! 0 prizes of LOTTEKV, for the bene tit of tbe State t>l Delaware, C?a>* ItHi* for 1S-V?, to be i tira^n at Wilmington, Del , on Saturday, the 1 ?th day of December, l k 75 number lottery—12 draxrn ballots ! SPLENDID SCHEME: | 1 prize of $40,900 1 i (Jo 4*0,009 1 do 10.090 | i do 5.000 j , 1 do 5,000 1 pri’ze of $3,59 > 50 do T,®00 50 do 500 U4 do 300 &c., &c , &c. Ticket* $tO—halve* $5— quarter*f2 50 Cert:ficate*of pack“is*25 whole tckets $140 00 do. do ' & half do 70 00 do * do V5 quarter do $3 00 • __ ■’- * 1 ' 50.000 DOLLARS' ' $20,000! $15,000! $10,000: LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State of Delaware. €la** f, for 1S5-2. to he drawn at Wnmington, Del., on Saturday, 25m of December. Ib52. ~ ‘ ‘ , A SPLENDID CHRISTMAS GIFT ’ I prize of $50,000 ■ I do 20.000 I l do 15,000 I 1 do * 10,000 ' J prize of $:> | fi ' do 3.000 00 do 1,000 100 do * 400 &<y, &c.. &c. Whole trckets$lO—halve? $5—quarter? $2 50. Certificates of pack,gs26 whole tickets $150 00 Do do 26 half do 75 00 Do do 26 quarter do 37 50 Order? for Ticket? and Scares and Cert ificate? of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries. I will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account cf each drawing ?ent immedi ately after it is over, to all who order from me. A’ddrei*— E. E. O'BRIEN, Agent, * nov 22—Tm Alexandria,


ocr: Transportation Office, 0 6: Alex K. K.,) Alexandria Station, Sept. 25, 1S52. S >701ICK —Merchant*ami others, forward I ing merchandize, &c., to Warrenton, informed that a Warehouse has been at the 3rd mile Station, on the Warrenton Branch Railroad, six miles from the town, an agent there who will attend to and forwarding GOODS, sen 27 W\* B BROCK KTT, Agent.


ocr: Tobacco, Segars, Ac.. Ac._ C*KHARS.—The subscriber has on hand, a S lot of the following SEGARS wholesa.e and retail, viz : Jenny Lind, La Norma, Barboza, Venus Regalia l'anetalas, Casual idad, K! Km^erio, F.agle, Minerva, Wandering Jew, Fixed Star Regalia, Kl Divan, hi A^ut u, Principe, La Union Americana, La Josephine, La Sultana, Senorita Regalia, Plantation, Canon es, Buena Vista, Pocahantas, Co lor ail op, Bloomer Regalia. jy 20 WM. A. HAK I, M* rpOBACCO—Just received a good assortment JL of the very finest Chewing lobacco, man ufactured in this country. Also, medium and low-priced Tobacco of various brands. 1 he attention of chewers and dealers is invited. C. P. SHAW, N. K cor. Kin*: 10 and Fairfax sts. VKRV FINK IMPOKTKO HAVANA AND PRINCIPKClGARS —Just received some very fine Havana and Principe Cigars, to which the attention of the lovers "' tine curarsis in vited * "• vHAW. .tec 10 N. K. cor Km It Fatrfax-ste. CHOKING TOBACCO .--Just received » O fresh supplv of that very popular -SMOK ING TOBACCO: also some stone, (not clay) pipes, a very superior article. me :i WILLIAM A SAM Extka fink chkwinu TOBACCO Just received 44 Hiadeni of Old * Twrist,” something new and very extra, lv M WM. A. HAKT. King street.


ocr: GROCERIES. HMDS. Cardenas Molasses 17 hhds New Orleans ami Cuba Sugar 04 boxes Eastern Cheese 20 do Pine Apple do 13 do H. P. Candles 21 do Pearl Starch 220 bugs Shot 31 boxes Pipes 17000 Havana and Principe Segars 3 tierces Rice 20 bbls. Syrup 300 reams wrapping Paper 30 do F. C. and Letter do 05 half chests Gunpowder, \oung Hy son, and Black 'leas 10 quarter chests Gunpowder do 40 dozen Corn Brooms 25 bales Wrapping Twine ISO bags Jamaica, Rio, Cape, and Laguira Coffee, just landing per Schr. Fairfax, to-dav from New York, and for sale by ' WILLIAM & CHARLES BAYNE, ang 19 N. VV. corner of King anil Water sts. q'OBACCO.— A 75 boxes select brands of Cavendish Jo barco 100 “ ,Vs do. 50 “ ys do. Purchased direct of the manufactures, and selected with great care, this day landing, and in store, and for sale hv McVKICH, HARPER & CHAMBERLAIN, aug 25 QOAPS.— lO 2( 20 boxes Castile Soap 55 “ variegated bar do 75 “ fancy do 50 “ Rosm do., landing, and in store, for sale hv McVEIHH, HARPER & CHAMBERLAIN, aug 25 HALF bills. Sal .Kratus 35 kegs ground (linger 40 boxes ground Pepper lot) “ Mould Candles, landing, and in store, for sale by McVKliitl, HARI’KK & CHAMBKKLA1N. aun 25 tjWMlLV FLOUR.—We offer for sale the following brands:— Bnsce, Tas lor & Co Jas. S. Welch A. Ross, Ray & Bro W. Beats, all warranted, pjicr jo }), S. BLACKLOCIv. i ,MS H — 20 bbls. No. ^ small Mackerel 20 “ “ i Potomac Herring 20 “ “ l lamilv Shad, in store and tor sale low by GKORCK W. HARRISON, an;; 11 ’ near the Ferry Slip.