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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-03
MORGAN.

John OFcrrnl Esq. has boon nominated IN Convention
by the Wings Of Morgan represent that County in the
next Legislature, and tho County will be redeemed.
Charles James Faulkner Of Berkeley, received the pre-
ference Of the meeting Tor Congress.
Col. w. Harrison, J. w. Broathod, John OFeral and
Elias Smith, appointed conieces, to attend Wing
Convention NJ Winchester, the 30h March, select
candicnIn fnr Cnngrc.s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-03
CH. HOWARD. Clerk
of Richmond Hastings Court.


/ RICHMOND, March 2lSt 1913.
Gentlemen: have Just received yours OF this date d.
rectcd 10 Mr. Seldom, Mr.. Muniord and ulysef In re.
ply To Your inquiries answer, that General
Lambert has filled the office OF Mayor this CITY, have
not been engaged IN Of criminal prosecution IN which
from bundcr of his preparing the warrant arrest
of commitment warrant for conycnnr the court for the
examination trial OF the accused, any charged with
offence has escaped from punishment nor
have known, IN my attendance the courts any such
to have occurred, when engaged in the de-
fence. will add, that until the charges made against
HIM m the public prints had heard of ch bunders
ing imputed to him.
That any guilty offender has been discharged Ly an np
peal to his humanity, have have knowledge OF. /
nave on several occasions thought clients hashv
dealt with by HIM, and have than one occasion
said TO him, have thought his Of error it be- was in
remandng too many for examination trial. and not in
granting immunity - guilt.
In reply 10 the last subject of inquiry your letter take
leave TO say that occasion have observed the
least improper interference with the discharge his duties
oy any OF the Public Officers other persons; any
improper consultation with any such by him in the discharge
OF the duties OF his Office Aud il seems to me that nh,
Police Officers have been prompt obey his direc
tons a those given by either of his predecessors Ii
not unequenty happens that dclicacy and diff
Guilty arise before the Mayor the action on which h
must deliberate, and seek interchange o opinion with
others even ms Police Officers cases, and obtain
information as - character and past conduct have known
both oi most excellent Mayors Dr. Adams and Mr.
rate again and again 10 do this. A. conscientious
seeking fully and efficiently, humancy and dscrcetly 10
perform Their duucs md they often do ti. And have
never heard this imputed as a fault / remember on Two
occasions, Mr. Tate sought an interview with and had
conference regard his proceedings as the Nayor of
the city, upon the happening ui particular contingency
proper Difference for the opinions of Others and dspo
son To interchange views with them for the purpose
deciding the bestmode proceeding on the part of such
an officer as the Mayor Of this city, would seem TO me to
constitute merit instead Of ground Of objection 10 him
have taken no part in the canvass a progressing
city Tor the Mayoray but in further answer to your
letter must say that Gen. L. has appeared me- have
endcavourd by all his energy and industry 10 discharge
the duties OF that Office.
| am, yours most respectfully
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-03

convinced against their will and have the fact Of your
MAJORITY IN the lower house resisting aud everything the
setauNe Senate, and thus sspping the Constitution Of the
State. This YOU do desire and approve any
thug that has the least tendency towards H. The
neW clear tor the consideration of the merits OF the BILL
Witch will b. taken up hereafter. n.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-03

o. II will be seen that IIackou gives a Dramatic Nc
lange At the Exchange Hotel this evening. Since the death
Of the celebrated "Chnres Matthew'S" Mr. Iockou stands
unvalcd IN this Of entertainment, and we anticipate,
from looking the programme, rich fund Of anuse
mcni, well az without the objection Of visiting
the Theatre obtain IT, which is nsuperablo 20 many
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-03
CHANuERLAiN'S OFFicE,
March 2Sth, 1919.


t'SNrtNNgN;rhc rocors OF this office furnish only
PaS'al answer - the enquiries contained ia your letter OF
TIM day 6nd, that the 9lh March, $780, preamble
snd resolutions wcrv submitted setting forth, that there
reason % echcVc, from occurrence that the city
Mas infested with nerndaric who attempting to en-.
danger the lives VI citizens and destroy their property;
aud that the acting Mayor be authorized to offer reward
to- the apprehension and convictions; and employ tenn
PVaIi, such additional number ct waichmen he myh,
dccn necessary and cNecnt. for the eecua protec
t1n vt the city.
The preamble and resolutions were laid on the table and
there Was no further action them ia the 10th OF the
same month resolution that eNpcdient forthwith to
increase the number o the nighNatch laid ON the q,
be and does appear have been aiterward. called
up.
can give you no precise information the citizens
parong the streets IN and Of the WATCH il we'll known
that they have done So but think the number of
the wa'ehmen was increased in the year 1888
With great respect. ynurs. &c.
WIN. T. SHEPPARD, Chamberlain.
Gen. WV. LAMBERT, Mayor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-03

Inc lon' 6Eo. n. WAGGAMAN expired yesterday AZ a
quarter past o'clock This result was anticipated soon
alter ms duel and for the last three days quite certain
a. moriIhcauon had begun its work of death. From "a
post orem examination of the body discovered that
Tue iemoI artery had been completely severed decar-
ed 10y MS attending wien he received the wound
The deceased was made Of his approaching dis
solution several days ago. He his destiny with compo
sure and unnes and bre athed his last nv his
wife, children and number Of friends.
HIS funeral will take place to-day half past O'Clock
from the Senate Chamber ut the State House.
". u. Bee March 2l
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MAIN STREET.


The following ticket for Comma, ,,o,,.,,, =,
'',s ',sonmtnded TO the voters OF Madison Ward;
COMMON CouNcn-Gustavis A. MYERS Henri I III
DIR, H. w, iiaxal, ii. w Fry, Nicholas Mills
ALphRsEN-James Evans, Richard Whitfield. James n
Gardner, George Fisher. ~ ne
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-03

VIM. VI. Waller, Esq, niter having accepted the nom.
nation Of the Wings Of Amherst has retired from the
contest Mr. Charles b. Claiborne had done the same thing
week ~ two before We respectfully think that gentle.
men should bo deliberate accepting or more steady
and tenacious in holding These repeated changes Of
front IN the face Of the enemy dpt friends and cncou
aue opponents
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- NH. WI. ROCK.
r,,.l pi,,ric, ID Mail. Nnn,,mnnd. ~.

On Monday last the Democratic Convention Suffolk
nominated ArchiJad AttiRsoH, Esq, Of Isle Of Wight
Senator from tai District their candidate for the
first Congressional District II had been supposed that
Mr. Speaker Holleman would be- tho man. Both gentle.
men areof the straest sect Of Van Bucn Loco Focosm
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
MONDAY MORNING, ArRlL ,, is.a.

nS- Monroe Wnrd.-Thc Wing Committee for Monroe
Wand viii meet this School t- nov
Methodist Church street. at half p0i general AMI
punenai Attendance - requested.
ap ROBERT H. CABEII. CAs,,ma.
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CHEAP FOR CASH.

TA7IlE subscriber would call The attention of the
= public rule among good merchants that
whore the does promptly meet hs cng1gnen
indcmnnR profit charged and whore be- has many ch
DO s .casy hs good ihan
be- would nicws u my DE- ermuaiiou o. De- such
by refusing credit an such which will enable
CHEAPER THAN ENEn Ti0se wio buy fuf cash pa
promptly quarterly would suggest te pfoprety ~ te
calling doDrs below Ben Tavern, Old stand
fore purchasing AL a. such customers.
Offering t.m GOOD ART1CLEs very small advance upon
cot. can effect saes gro w. CRETTEW
r. r. No charge pt selling NY produce for De
lvcrna their gods bought u mo Attic DEPOT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-03

- OFficIAL-The Madisonian thus announces Presile,,
Tylers expectations. "'
We beg leave distinctly TO say that the Pres;d, 80
'" desiring third party, expects in months thai IN,
administration Will be sustained by three fouhs of the Dem,
ocratc party IN the country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-03

Tho verified particulars Of the brush in the Cabinet heve
not ransprcj Thcy hsvo been hushcd up and fnr the
honour of the county IS best perhaps hush ny that,
which u s a disgrace toit 10 have occurred
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-03

Yesterday a0er Hines. of n hours ELIZABETH ELBA
daughter ~ William and Elizabeth Ea Macrlne aged years
nnf months The friends family and those Of ST. W7tr
e Day, N Aanchoster requested her funeral this
evening al - oefcs from pr fathers rssdenee Of g. and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-03
am, yours most respectfully,
ROBERT G. SCOTT
To GEN. LAMBERT.

concur fully in the opinions expressed by Mr. Scott in
the foregoing letter to the iahlunes and zeal displayed
by Gen Lambert in the discharge OF the harassing and
arduous duties of Mayor OF tins city, aud refrain from
pressing the results OF my observations large only
because they have been appropriately embodied in the
letter Of Mr. Scott IL is due however my own feel
ings to acknowledge grateful appreciation of the kind
ness and courtesy which have distinguished the official
intercourse Of Gen. Lambert with myself, and believe
with all other Members of the Bar
II Is proper perhaps, that should add that my concur.
renee IA the opinions Of Mr. 3 be limited 10 the period
during which Gen. Lambert has been the incumbent OF the
hayorty neither the duration of my residence Rich
mond the extent OF my then Practice as "a member OF
the Barenutesme speak othe and course
"i his predecessors. Respectfully,
4
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Mr.. Editor: see in your p,pcr az ,L;- -
uele signed "Riehnond" and endorsed by yas w',
mat portion OF Riehmonds article which .,,,st "'n
Legislature, entirely disagree. The rnoiy, oT r. ~
moeFas in turning out Mr. Wight was simply ~ .,.s.
from Office one whom they thought had been ,yondS,
put IN Office They believed that MIR. Wight was esc"y
oy he wings ON party grounds, aud having in their @
MI whom they thought, had claims viii,
mr. 'g they displaced Mr. Wight put their seal oC a.
Lpioocnoh onthe partzan conduct o the last Wing Levi.
azure Inc b,sencntstory ofthe Capitol Of sefb
Arguments oil Richmond. Intend vote for John Wigh,
80 90 others OF the Democratic party, in doing So do
h 70 oin you and your correspondent in what w,
believe, 10 be unfounded assault ON ,b. ,n,,i,
b'srslauie am, your obi servant
NP'h i. A DEMOCRAT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-03
CITY COLLECTOR

We hear much said about the opposition 10 Mr. Bo.h.,
e,mg prescription do regard IL In that light at ALL
M b'saer has Herer been elected By the people Of RieA
~, after the last priag elections IIi. nnnon,men, =,
@ S excited great disapprobauon-and the opinion that
generally prevailed was, thai he owed his election TO the fact
ment Probably his Locoiocosm aided him ,a ~
eo'oc1 IN the Board voted for himaho' one at least had
previously beenheard opinions by
am opposed to Mr. Bo~hers reelection boeau. or an,
uc OF ms apPontment-or rather fact thu, he MA.
e'noer OF tho Board that appointed him;-and I'm, ~,
' circumstance, he would have been ,honyh, 81
nm opposed to him. because he is rich enough: ami c
one ! dislike the principle Of grcosng the fat sow
~ opposed TO him, because Mr. Wight is a moro mn.
~, ~ nah-snd Is one who deserves the Kind sy,nna,hv
anu SUPPORT o. this eommunity-as no has Just been ru,b
, presented because he guilty Of the unnarJon.
BILE sin OF being Wing. " AZ v u@petuona-
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Rrenroxp. March oad. 1914.
Gen. WV. LAMBERT, Mayor.

KicuNoNp March 22d, 1913.
GENr In letter addressed me- Clerk of the Hastings
Court OF tins city, by yourself dated the 2sh lnst you saw
Nilyou do me the favor how many incendarirs
have been convicted since have been clerk o the Illus
lungs Court, pror 10 Cen LambeTs appointments the num-
her at warrants quashed, he has been office aud n
will not give much trouble the number his de-
cisions which have been reversed appeals civil
have made rapid examination the record books OF the
Ioufi irom the commencement OF 1887 10 this time aud
lind that trom the commencement ct 1887 the lst n
pr 1910, there three persons changed with arson be-
fore the Court all ct whom acquitted. Gen L. was
elected Mayor m April, 1910. that tnc there have
been six persons charged with lrson before the Court
one OF which nOr prsequ entered because of
the tender wears of the offender child. and the
of that she should lee removed beyond
the limits oi the Commonwealth In four other nf the ca.
the accused persons acquitted and the
case, the accused convicted and sentenced by the
Court.
In this examination, which has been necesari ~ rapid
and may have been entirely exact. found that no
warrant summon the Court, had been qusshed M any
As TO the enquiry touching the of cases in which
his decisions have been reversed appeals civil cases
have not been able 10 make examination. The number
OF appeals have for year, been probably more than
SIX or eight IN year average. Those when
tined before the Court restricted the testimony
which have bscn given before the Mayor are open
20 other and further testimony that the parties may
choose adduce before the Court consequently the a
hrmance reversal of the Judgment Mayor cannot
IN all cases he taken the expression Of the opinion b
the Court that the Judgment OF the Mayor was right OF
wrong. Nours respectfully.
Gil HOWARD. Clerk
gfR trbn md
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-03

FROM The character o my engagements my opportnni-
ues| forming opinion the SUBJECTS referred in the
above statcmen Of Mr. Scott and Mr. Seldom have been
very limited when compared with those enjoyed by either
ol those gentlemen 80 lar, however, the conduct Of
Cen Lambert. IN the discharge Of his duties, Mayor,
either ~ Court or out o Court, a judicial officer
head o the Police Of the City, has come under my obser-
yauon have no hesitation 10 stating that entirely
cur IN the opinion above expressed by Mr.. Seldom.
Respectfully
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-03
Arrival OF the Officers OF the United STATES ship
Concord--no Hutiny on Bonrd the John Adj


Ma Y A THE barque Margaret Hugg Capt Hupp.
lO days from Rio Janero, arrived in Hampton Roads ON
"Wednesday night, and up yesterday to the Naval
anchorage having board passengers the officers and
crew of the late u. $. Ship Concord.
Lett at Rlo Feb l6 United States Ship Delaware Capt
McCauley, flag ship Of Commodore Morris for the Med
erranean TO touch MADEIRA Also United States shin
John Adams Commander Conover. We happy To learn
from fnrset DeRussey that the mutny ON board
the John Adams are entirely without foundation nothing
having occurred on board that ship which could given
the slightest countenance 10 such Il report.
The following the names of the Officers who have
arrived IN the Margaret IIugg.
Il. Holland, Lieutenant.
John c. Spencer, Surgeon.
c. J. Van Alsne Acting Master.
g. A. DeRussey, PuTser.
n. i. ii. Moore, Assistant Surgeon.
ii. a. Clemson, Passed Midshpman
w. III. Jamison, Midshipman.
]. Myers, do.
X. A Mari, do.
J. J. Pringle, do
John h. Hart do
Charles Fales, Acting Gunner.
l.. Smith, Carpenter,
Isaac Whitney, Sailmaker.
T.. Kemp, Boatswain.-N0rfok Heyald
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brCARDrhe fine London Rpsraving- open for erhib
under fls Exchange Hotel be soH Mon
day ocioct Tie public invaed call during
lt day and examine the collection
apJ INLOEs 4 BROTHER Aucts
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HOYT & CO.'S PRIZE OFFICE,


Under the Exchange Hotel.
One more P1e Nos IS 81 7o capital in Fridays Ioery sof
Lottery draws the Exchange evening. at ~ o'oEek
$4,000 capital 5000, 10 Of 1000 Tickets e. IS Nos ~
dawn. ap1
SHANbY PORTER, sc --vey Oh London Dock Brandy;
apa w. ". NJ HARRISON
EAMnYP few bill. IAnshonns,s Family flout, for
FOR NEW YORK.
IsSe The fine iast-sailing schr "Danel Baker"
1fI Baker master, Bng the Dock, and having large
portion and going hoard
dispatch Fo balance passage having good
np 5--iI5i RGNKIN a wnu1.ocK rsmst
NEW IND FASHIONABLE BONNETSi
WE are receiving and opening this morning
" supply n new and beautiful Hornets consisting part Of
Open work She'll something and beautful Oriental She'll
&c. 1cTo which We invite The attention of the trndc.
ap3-dn LONDONs wGI.LINGHAM a DREwRY.
Notice 20 the creditors Ezekiel Daw@, Of tIio
city of HicistnOnd and state OF virginia:
THE District Court Of the United States, for
hs Eastern District Of Virginia having at tho instance Of
creed him bankrupt within the true intent and meaning n the
Act n Conr in such nude md provided The said Count on
signed n m Commissioners Bankruptcy Of said Court for
The aid City, authorized and required 10 take proof Of M debts
WIN any matters Fpceay stated deemed pertinent by himself or
winch ,y be required BY party interested TO be 20 stated
The creditors NJ The mid Ezekiel DAVIS therefore notified that
The undersigned ~ Commits aforesaid fixed HE Once tho
LAY to day arcacf suu ereepiedj until the i day n May
lr q e time or receiving proof ~ IN claims debts due from
The a Ezekiel DAVIS and povab Act ofCeugcs
which Place and within the period designated the aid creditors
and o'er Interested are required To attend wa, Then evidence
ROB1r q. NICHOLAS,
! ap3-wtimay Commissioner in Bankruptcy.
WE are selling Womens Leather Shoes at 10
! w cents per Pnir They very good and cheap
JUDAH MYENs A. CO.
np1 Cheap Root and shoc Dealers
SUGAH.-wool.cy wooey's Loaf and Crushed Sugar tn.t
| - received and for sale low BY
| api-diw brown A. TAYLOR.
lust and opcuinr this dry. ManctI.
- ~ superior Gcntcmens Pumps very
superior and 81 Gentlemen good.
VIII phase cali J. v WATKINS A. co. Main street
TINE subscribers expect days In receipt
Bfown's superior Iron Frame Trunks also.
Nahce which win b. soh OF great bargains cash,
| cheaper Than prices heretofore obtained them
!. v WATKINS A. CO.
Opposite Ruins Eagle IIoc. Main
B-Wnbe received soon, large ", n Caue Rags,
parnTieed low prices. NH ~
NEW Crop Hlo Coffee--isO bsgs new crop Conec
~ receiving for salc. DUNLOP, MoNCURE 4 co,
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gT Tho city readers attention s invited to "a Voter,
to"An out and ont Whig." and top. C.P."
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oil

To save trouble ell" lct us say, is nor Mr. Auditor
Health There very many besides his beginning
with IT,
"I" in the present frame Of the public mind, will not.
viGistanding. be- read with interest
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-03

MfLrrARY NOTICR-Te Apri Company muster Of the Com
Vh pany commanded ~ a. Johnon igih Regiment Virginia
Militia, VIZ b. hfh Tsy the fth April AZ O'Clock D. az
To- lrl place. f0sheC GlIdfn Nv order u ihf captain
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20 CoyDtry Merchants.

60 Country Merchants.
~ ICtTAHDS a GAHDNET, Importers and dealers IN
bForrrua and d11esic HARDWARE. CUTLERY GuSs &C.
receiving Their spring supply. nnd respectfully The
N County best
fcfed 10 hs ofany other market md 81 prices a. s u hart
o who wisto invest r nnney advantage viii please call
The New Hardware and fancy uorc Sfostoe
ap3 lust below The Rail Road Dept
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slS HDNtF SOAP
fgtp - Do Cauilqs
Cask- refined Wh1lo Oh
ap1 wIfIftNs 4 HAXAI.
4 OAF SUGAR AND TEA.-iO boxes Woohcy Wool-cy'.
lf Sugir superior Gunrowdcr Ton ID, Black d. received
per schr. Lyuchlur, for rlie.
ap W. ". HARRISON.
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NEW IND FASHIONABLE BONNETSi
WE are receiving and opening this morning n
supply n and beautiful Hornets CONSISTING part Of
Open work She'll something and boautful Oriental She'll
do Florence Bmid Fhorn Capets Zepynne Straw, Willow
&c. 6c.-To which invite The attention ~ the trade
ap 3-dn IONDONs WII.LiNGHAM a. DREWRY.
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FOR NEW YORK.

l4TYB IIITE
FIJI Baker. lyng the Dock and having
portion ~ enrnred aud going hoard
dispatch for balance freight rasage having good
rnoilions apply To master, in Dock.
np J--ijt RANKIN WHTrIyOCR 18th u.
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SERDS,-Tiaouy sr.i Herd Gras. s,etfar .se o.,
- iahV WA PALMER
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cc-isO hsgs new crop RIO Coneg
DUNLOP, MoNCURE 4 co,
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One Pr1e' Nos 90 capital IN Fridays otery ,olf
and Will be- caslied when presented. by HOYT a CO.
Lottery draws Exchange this evening NJ a oeL1k
$4,000 capital soOo 10 Of 1000 Tickets e. ~
dawn. ap
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-07
FOR SALE!
400 ACRES Western PENNSYLVANIA
LAND:

oITUATE about 80 miles above Wiamspor,. and 200
miles Phila dephia, in Clinton late Centre
~; 100 perches of the Pennsylvania Canal
perches the Bald Eagle Canal, which Bell
fonte with the Susquehannah rver % miles
from Lockpnrt the large County Town, and miles from
Mill Hall near schools. mills places of worship, &c
These lands embrace considerable portion OF noun
valley Land, of which suitable for
tliage produces Wheat of heavy growth. The ~a-
Land rich and worthy of culture Forty Acres of
above improved and in good cultivation; that
mart which ia most of upwards of 5Ou Acres,
atoins very improve! Farms, with handsome frame
dwellings, and within ! miles arms OF hundreds OF
Acres cleared Lands; it abounds with mineral and some
TIMBER with large brick dwellings and large Stone
barns 50 by feet, The neighborhood is settled
population and is considered of the most
ourishing Lands within three miles sell
for Fifty Dollars per Acre.
It believed that Lands, by being in the hands
and practical man, could be sold out small
Farms great peruuary advantage THE SAME WILL BE
EXCHANGED FOR A FARM SHORT DISTANCE OF
RICHMOND. IxpIANA. ANTHONY p. NORRIS.
TN B. The present owner could now sell , or 6oo
Acres nj from Dollars per Acre: but prefers
closing the concern Apply Samuel Coae. near Rich
nand Indiana, or DR. A B. Massey Lock Haven,
the Lands.
November 18th, 1872. i6,f