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DIED.

Dlro on the 9th instant, OtTAvA c,sost NJ SuLr,
and daughter OF Mrs Mrgcti HIooSs IN the th year q" her age
The friends al the family invited 10 attend her imnria "n the
Monumental Church, this Hri!ay) afternoon. nj ! O'Clock
DEp a; tn. residence h father, Col Lanes s Diard near
Nelson House On the 18th March, JAMES T. BILLIARD,
Es'l, ~ the @5i year nt his age
Professor S. whrn he bI, nineteen
age. though youngest rnbe his class that diploma
cni hook IN The course we're so satisfactory he {" call
forth special a cont!endalon 10 his studies, he
quirri remarkable facility AMI never subjected himself TO hard
do Studying less Than almost other member the
u impressed mind order, those of his fellows
oh'rrsrd how thoroughly he comprchen, ed hlsucket
consequence decline "i his health IN early manhood, Mr..
Dlr! unable prosecute his profession with that energy
which II pusa!e distinguished any
Indicated preference Tor editorial life,
which h well adapted He irequeG; articles for
Republican, n al time contributed be
raly 10 the .nria papcr Ills productions
ad,pira temper, and married y
research and original views lie undoubtedly pos
se.ed the requisite qualities Of the successful editor and politician
HI and mora, virtues secured h:n the friendship and
lie made upon The
maids Of al them ihefaeeahe impessi" o. hs sinSer!'
fidelity honor They cnnie him brother anu VII! che
m '- memory with The freshness q" iaIIowlns eeoilsc'oh
lie had long known the nsous and dangerous character ." MS
an looked the with III: hrancs OF philosopher
ard The hope OF Christina Always believer III ur |hSa
sr short re"lonI DEATH became subject "i Us
ai united t'a 30 the Methods. Episcopal Ch''ch AMI
racc.e gi ;aE Sacrament
f"s;cl who attended him his las; moments
ngn tim 'nm"r" ~ c'c'cment % alarm lts con,c+fc AM
i;Hc appeared hs hn and Ills Vie "s CT sit'
remarkably clear la his yihs moments he exclaimed To mos
weep own houses II orter Tor
all die Ills departure the world was 90 quiet that
attendant scarcely aware OF inc "eh!
OF It's occurrence. Like him, may
$50 live. That when We called 10 JON
Tie iEnun"rarle cara"an that moves
To that mysterious realm. where each shall take
Is cn:roc: 4. The silica; halls OF deuh-
We ~ Ike 'is qGarry slave 4; E;Ent
S.JvT,d . ina..,n: but st.faIre: and soothed
BY an 'mfalicring 'rns: urpfcash me :rase,
And LEG 10 VI 10 pleasant dreams Z" B. NJ. D.
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MJNOTS LEDGE LIGHT HOUSE.

The destruction of the Light House at Mnots Rocks
one of the extraordinary results of the recent severe storm
carried away at about |: O'Clock on wednesday night
of last week Minors rocks lie off the Southeastern chop
If BOSTON bay about IL miles from the CITY, and less than
eiph, miles from the Boston light The Minot rocks
snnken but about IS feet of them bare low
The Icht-house now carried away. erected eft ;he
cutter rock 1t was Of octagon shape, and r. feet ut the
base formed of nine heavy wrought iron shafts one Of
which was in the centre Each shaft weighed 200 pounds
These shafts were sunk five fee into the solid rock and as
tened by steel keyes From the centre 10 the outer shafts
series of wrought iron braces with similar braces
connecting the outer ne The whole forming an open work
frame. The shafts were inches in diameter al the base
The height of the entire structure was seventy feet
AT the top built rooms for the keepers Two men
in the the time II destroyed aud were
lost 1t is reported that the heavy shafts were broken
twisted of feet above the rock II is surprising that
any could be powerful enough 10 break such strong
works in such manner.
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LATEST BY THE TELEtRipu

Photographed for the Richmond EnGu'er
BAL7Im2Rr, A7s.
The steamer Ohio from New Orleans ana lIavaa:
AT New York toIny, bringing lis passengers an. q
in gold.
Holders of Cotton in Philadelphia ask t3rms: y.
bnvers demand concession
Flour is dull at 81 50. Wheat rather dropping Co-
tnues unchanged.
The remains Of neutrality-suspicious. arrived ,nb
a, - o'clock to-day attended by an immense pr0tr:
The Catholic Societies and congregations turned.
force.
Judge fancy Mr.. Ecclcston and Reverdy johnson
together in the procession, and tine singers cantt.
requiem The funeral will take place Saturday uD;a
The Baltimore markets contnue nj previous quo2.
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DUDLEY PERKINS, Secretary.
For the Enquirer.
Ut w
pIrRT1c MEETING

We perceyo from the papers that call has been made for
next Saturday (o.morro night at the African church, 10
take into consideration the question pending before the
Convention with reference nsructg our delegates as 10
.our views and wishes upon the subject OF The basis
OF representation This regarded premature. Now
we ure in vo of such expression when the proper time
comes We think it ought 10 be hal. But We suggest that
as the discussion is not being ended in the Committee
of tho CONVEX ton and the arguments Of our delegates on
both sides Of publication that the meeting on
Saturday night be postponed to some later day. II VIII re-
auire but few days. day TO hold such neeng
when il is found that the is about to be taken
' 80 MANY CITIZENS
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Scion Robinson nae addressed a letter 10 the Wilmi

Scion Robinson nae addressed letter to the Wimiugto
Commercial calling public attention 10 the fact that strac
braid york. Of the durable and beautiful kind be
manufactured of the leaves Of the pine
II must be prepared in the way tho ordinary rye
sawgathered while in It's luxuran stale and scald
ed and dried in the shade. is then exceedingly tough
and almost indestrucube II admirably for ladies'
work baskets. Mr. R. suggests that il generally brought
into use the whole world may be covered with straw hats
the least possible cost.
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FINE PRICES FOR TOBACCO

FINE iitltl.S fON lDBaL'p'
Sales OF % hhds. Tobacco made within the "a
twelve days b. MckiHHEy " DrrrY, Comm.-:
Chants Richmond, at the following prices hi
BY Jas VI. Morris of Louisa, at ST. 80, at |! ~
AT IL IS and Tugs at 6 Is; Granville Wright d
hhds., at SlI 80, mixed at 9 and lngs at ~
Wright of Louisa hid. At SIC so; Jas. VI. Wig,
"a, hhds., At SIT, at Is IS, nj ii 81 al J..
mixed nj 9 Is; A. J. Perkins ui Louisa, ! hhdsa .
mixed at and lngs at ); W. Z. Watkins OF lo'',
al Sl2; J. &. Holland OF F!dvanna, 3 hhas ! q.
s 81 and lues al u Jno. Griffin of Fluvanni "'
Sl4 IS, Il, 10 80 ana iuas at >; II. ~ f'''sE
wanna, / hid- thaIancc at his CROP at Sl2.h a
Is IS and at 5 50; -. II. Kent at Flmvnnnu ..
SIS, ! al II ana at 5; T. ". Matthew's OF Furir&
at Sll, at and uEs 1t e; and II hid. =.
lots At prices ranging from ) la Sl3 80
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Some OF the Boston the funniest people in the
world Sunday week some OF the prenchers VINO cou
sd resistance to the laws made Sims, the fugitive the
subject of their Al Rev. Theodore farRess Churc
Abby Folsom after listening the DISCOURSE arose IN her
nsar the centre OF the house, and IN clear and dis
t,nct voice and animated manner delivered the following
discourse
row yeors since, !, Abby Folsom, was kidnapped on
Boston Common aud ncarcerateo III eVefe' street Jai lo
drsssin The public mind upon slavery intemperance pau
r;e and their kindred vices es imprisoned in Leverelt
oot mil for freedom of Speech in free and yet no notes
wore sent to the clergy of Boston pray for my deliver
nnce no prayers offered up in the churches for me-
nnor kidnapped woman hunted Boston Common by the
boodbounds of the law and dragged Leverett street Jail
Mr. Parker with all his zeal for the oppressed and down
troddcn earth, Offered prayer Tor me- iencelorwad am
opposed to all law all organizations OF men, whether be
the old organization neaEng the Garisonlan) or the new
ar AGAINST all combinations of men, nil meetings Of
women when they organized with chairman and score
tarv They are budand their tendency is 10 oppose and
destroy the freedom Of speech.
few yenrs since harmless old man whose white beard
and snowy locks denoted long life OF TOLL and whose bril-
liant eyo was harbnge of genius was arrested by
the myrmdons of the law and carried 10 Luna;ic Asylum
He WAS there surrounded by the chains Of OPPRESSION ana
kent from the gh, OF day and the free use OF the organs
which God had endowed with him. AN hs say was cone
10 This noensve old because he was in favor of the
freedom of Speech and sold scyhe snatche OF his own in
ycrtjon which waS crooked hs the minds OF those
cruel men who placed him in bondage. am opposed TO all
such acts of violence and pcrdlton. AT this moment
vouup lady with charming smile said TO Abby, MADAME,
wish YOU would stop speaking. am afraid YOU will inure
Mr. Parker and his religious influence in this city, Where
upon ABBY repeated the audience what pretty lady had
said and then raising her voice 10 the highest octave VI
Abby Folsom inure my brother Parker No; Although he
did not nray for inc when was in trouble respect him and
will not the few remaining hairs on his classic and be-
nevolent head" Quite sensaon.)
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The N. York Express forcibly remarks:

AGREaT PASSAGE!-'Hurrah for the Collins Line y
burst spontaneously from thousand voices this morning.
when was known that the Pacific in days and 20
hours had crossed the Atlantic 1t gave full much gali-
caon 10 the public IL great battle had been gained in
Mexico on the Frontier or on the Ocean.
And why should it not7 1t is great victory for our
mechanics our shipyards iron and steam iondes
enoneers our mechanics in genera-for common
Such victories ore bloodess, but lar
for our prosro,ty than five thousand en mad been killed
and ten or fifteen thousand wounded.
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For the Enquirer
To THE DEMOCRATS OF GoocHLAND.

A Convention of a portion of the Democratic party Of
Goochland was held the Court House. in pursuance OF
no,ce on the third Monday in April lit being Court day0
for the purpose of nominating candidate for the L"glsia
ure Some objection being manifested in the meeting to-
nomination that time II was resolved after some discus
ion lha, The meeting would adjourn until the LIST day Of
Nav County Court when a nomination would be made All
the Democrats in the county, whether voters or not under
our present Constitution are requested participate In the
nroceedpns full attendance of Democrats from all parts
= Wv W. FONTAINE, Chairman.
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EXCITEMENT IN THE MASSACHUSETTS LEGlS
ATTIRE

Bos7os APRIL 90 OP M.-Great excitement prevails
here in reference the Sena. ora election On the 2Oh
ballot the whole number of was necessary
bao, with his name crossed OUT Winthrop 1916 scatter
ing g. The teers equally divided the subject OF coun
ting the scratched Much debate ensued but the ma
ority finally decided the VOTE and reported Sumner
elected The Speaker announced the result accordingly
motion was then made rccommit the report to The COM
ttee on counting with instructions 10 report among the
scattering votes they had thrown out
After debate this was agreed and the committee then
reported whole number of 35S, necessary TO choice 1875
Sumner 1914 lacking of an election Another ballot was
then ordered amid great confusion Whole number o! votes
3s6-Sumnrr 1873, Winthrop l56 scattering "a Sumner Sii
lack!nrl a motion was then made TO adjourn, and the
House refused order another ballot Intense excitement
prevails and the avenues leading the State House are
hcd By dense crowd.
British schooner came shore at Cape Cod and is
supposed all on board were lost.
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MARRIED.,

MARRIED the 2Gih Of March, by DR. John G. Carter. M BAR
TipLOHEW CHRISTIAN, 10 Miss MATILDA 4 POINDEH
TER, daughter Of j. L. PondrI,cr all of New Ken, county.
MARRIED Norwood Powhatan county. Monday tie lst Inst
by she Rev Andrew Usher. MILES e. SEIDEN nochlard
Mt- NANCY KENYON eldest daughter e" the late beverly Rat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-25

CIRCUIT COURT OF LAW FOR HENRICo COUNTY.
The Criminal Term Of this Cour, commenced on the I'm
inst Judge John s. Caskie presiding No case was taken
up this day; the Court being occupied with disposition Of
Rules from the last term, &c.
APRIL leh-Richard Mlburn charged with ieonious cut
ting this day the bar. Mr.. Young Tor the CON-
monweath and Mr. Byrd for the defence The jury brought
in verdict of guilty and ascetalned the term OF inc ps
oners confinement in the Jail day, and fined
him five dollars.
Nicholas o. Thompson, charged with murder, was the
next case taken up. Mr.. Young for the Commonwealth :;
Messrs Cannon and Sarke for defence The Court ADJOURN
ed at late hour Of the night the Common~eahs eVi-
dence alone having been heard The prisoner charged
with having thrown his wife down stairs thereby causing
her DEATH
APRIL l9thNicholas O. Thompson was again set TO the
bar in custody of the proper officer OF the Court ana MS
trial was proceeded with The to the jury about
10 O'clock P NJ, who brought in verdict OF guilty OF
murder in the I'd degree and asceraned the term OF his con-
nement in the Penitentiary years The Counsel for
the prsoner excepting opinions OF the Court time was
allowed them to tender their bills of exception
APRIL 2l-Joseph Dowel John Clare and Henry g. ALI
son. charged with grand larceny were set 10 the oar ana
elected to be tried separately Tho Commemorative Ator-
new nrner-in try Alson first he arraigned when
his counsel Mr. Crump, moved to quash the Indictment
This motion was overrued. After argument 10 support
his notion he filed special plea IN Abatement MI Dung
fling replication thereto. To this replication Mr.. c. de-
murred and Mr. Y joining in said demurrer the issue was
made up and trial proceeded with After aborous day
in examining witnesses and arguing points of law the
closed with confession of guilt by the prisoner Verdict
by Jury five years in the Pententiary The community
will remember this being the famous pick pocket case
which made much noise the time the crime charged
TO have been committed.
April 22-Dowell and Glare aralgued. The same pro-
ceedngs muas utandis yesterday the prisoners be-
ing tried jointly by their election. At 9h O'clock p
NJ the Court adjourned the Commemorative testimony not
having been fully heard Various exceptions to opinions OF
the Court taken day and yesterday by the counsel
for the defence and time allowed tender bills Of cx
cepton thereto.
ApRIt 23-Dowe and Clare again set 10 the bar. More
exceptions by prisoners At o'clock p. jury found
dict of guilty. and asceraned term of confinement in Pen
Tertiary Of each at four years.
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THREE-CENT PIECES.

A few days since of this pretty coin. 1t
will be in general circulation after the LIST May On the out
edge Of side the words UNITED States of Amcri
ca 1851 and in The slx.poined STAR with shield
On the other side thirteen stars with and the Roman
characters Ill within the letter. The piece has the white
ness Of silver, and is not milled on the edge
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NEW YORK MARKET, Apmt


FLOUR Is rather easier ami prices aIoF'H" ~
sales to-day amount 10 1000 bbl. nj 81 ~ a - ~
mon State bTanis; Southern 81 Is n - e; Zen
s.; Corn meal 50 l2E; Rye -four 81 80 pc! o'"
GRAIS is steady sales ot 900 bushels iei WI
Grncsec 81 Is 81 10. Corn qnirt--aics OF i"'
al e. a is cents iDT yellow Oats Is 4 80 cents.
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CANAL. COMAIERC


The following IL the amount of produce and "ia0
passing down The James River and kanawal cat
the week ending April l9,h. ISL:
70 hhds Tobacco; hh'!s Stems; g?1 boSss %,
ed Tobacco; 52l bbs. Flour; 2iS do. Cement,
quors; i3 do. empty; i27 bushels Wheat; 30. I
do. Oats u bags Potatoes > do. Wool; d..
65 tons Paving Store; d! Go. Stone; $50 DO. ;.
feet Timber; GIG lts. Bacon = iir;ins Batter.
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The projectors Of the tunnel through Hoosac Mountain
in massachusetts, which is be four miles long, maintain
that with the late Improvements in cutting rocks 'hc WORK
be done for less than millions OF dollars and IN less
than years 1t would enable the journey from Boston
to Ata.y To be made in six hours which now requires ele
Ter
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET, April =
Flou. quiet-,hc sales are small al ) 8. -
standard brands. Corn meal -. Rye hJGr s.
Grain luict-sales Of rel Wheat II |! 81 v'i
los 5l6S. Corn is selling al D a Gj cent .-
Oats Is Il IS cents RYE 20 cents
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Mr R. D. Sanxay has purchased from Mr.. Casmir Bohn
the right dispose his beautiful and Lhograph
view of Richmond. He will the city for subscri-
bers and we wish him full success.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-25

SHORT DRESSES.-The Syracuse Standard says
Several ladies appeared in The Yesterday with dress
of very aeone pattern and panaioons 10 Turk The
style looks decidedly tidy and neat and lmpa,.s the
wearer quite spriehly and youthful appearance,
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The market is steady. Sales o! 900 b6ls. d.
-four al 81 G2S Guy Mills 81 IS. Gain stra!!
red whca. AT loo lUj cts; white do. los 10 :,
and yellow corn IS 81 cts; oats 40 e c;s. :"
u 25 cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-25

The total number immigrants arrived at the port OF New
York, during the last week SEVENTEEN THOUSAND Two
HUNDRED AND NISETy-sIx!
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SCHR CELEBRITY SUNk.-The Schr. Celebrity, hence
and sunk av or Two since about so miles below the city
The four did not exceed goo barrels and was shipped
understand, by Shields g. Somervilc and j. Wom5le 3 Co.
No in surnncc
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,pp0INTNESTS E.r

has been appointed clerk in the Treasury Departments
David Lawrence, dem chief clerk in the Patent Office has
resigned take effect the lst July The of
his successor is not yet known. Salary 81 500.
TIE OBSEQUIES OF THE LATE ARCHBISHOP.
WAsHrseToS ApRIL 23.-The Convent Chapel al George
town. and the lutte residence Of the Archbishop decora
ted ia tho habiliments OF mourning and present
Tenn aspect.
The remains of tho vcncrated Archbishop laid
in the altar, arrayed in full poncals surrounded
by beautiful bouquets His counlcnance, although somewhat
cmaaed BY disease looks very natural and bears that
calm and sweet expression that distinguished him in life.
This morning solemn high for the rcposc the dead
sung in the Chapel by the Rev Father Brocard whilst
the choir oil Nuns cauned "De Prolundus with touching
pathos and impressive effect.
Throughout the entire day, thousands Of citizens of nil
classes have visited the Convent. Never before with
exception oil tho death OF the Presidents Taylor and Harr-
son. has death caused such general feeling of
this District.
The body will be conveyed Baltimore Tomorrow morn
ing The procession will leave the Convent Cieorgcow
Mt clock in the morning and will be composed of
oua Catholic Societies and lnge of citizens
accompanied by the entire Catholic Clergy of the city,
Distinguished officers Of Government and foreign Ministers
have been invited and expected unite in the process
SION The special train convey the remains from Wash.
n2nn will start precisely NJ o'clock, and reach Baltimore
At II o'clock The bells Of all the Catholic Churches will
be lolcd from 10 O'Clock to.n,orrow morning.
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M GAlLIARDE7 the eloquent Paris correspondent, of the

NJ GAILLARoET, the eloquent Paris correspondent of the
Courier DIES Etats Uns under date of the 9Th inst says
1.-THE British ministers have announced their intention
put stop the insunsconary appeals circulated through
Europe by the political refugees in London. Our democra
tic journals mark the contrast between these rgues tar
dips and the recent evidences of sympathy exhibited by
the government and Congress of the United States for the
Hungarian refugees in Turkey America is the only country
hieh become 0ittot danger to any, the asylum Of hui
manly.
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LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.
friend in Essex has furnished US the following extrac
of letter from his son dated

friend in Essex has furnished US Inc foowne extract
of u letter from his son. dated
san FnAScsco, FEBRuARr "a, 1851.
am at last in California arrived the 22d, months
and DAYS from Lavacca To recount 10 you my numerous
adventures would require weeks hard writing; out
will endeavor give you general outline OF the same as
we'll brief description OF what nave seen 10 the as'
few days
cal Parker H. French together with hundred and nifty
green ones who, like myself had paid ther passage.iI
lion broken up, and OF The greatest projects aeo
My passage money lost flor did not participate IN taxing
the fund.- mules solcn and my SO0OO0 in expectancy
gone. Myself and Two companions came through Chuanua
and Durango and took shipping at Mazatan for San Bias
complete cargo which, supposed could DC cone IN
seven or eight days Instead Of that (akcn in again. we
had wait weeks in that Gredssr Ionn az DAYS
sail brought us from San Bias 10 this city.
My accounts before reached here, were bad pery oaa
but the of things is thousand per cent better than hhd
expected The mines are better than ever and man can
make from 10 500 per day and live cheaper than formerly
Those who do succeed lazy to work. and come
here on FOOLS Grand. For my part-1 intend to go
ahead and California through and through before VIII
give il up and il do make money II VIII not DC
my fault. AS YET have only the position OF the Ee-
phant" in day will be on the "Sea Gull" vending
10 Scotl river the miners there making rom
one to SOU per day lhaye scou some Jumps worth
intend gather Gaming, sorry TO say. is car.
ed greater extent here than you imagine. Men and
women OF every nation deal all kinds games publicly Inc
greater par, of the city is built the waer-t larger
than Richmond Va. Judge Lynch presdes
You not continue to make yourself uneasy about me
there not The least danger Of starving am third lar,
ger than when saw me-hnve attencd very much ana
push through any crowd have ever yet SEEN by the
way am twcnty-onc years Of agc--tha sets nine
een and she had better look out; for rhen want vile
will give Virginia the preference.
One Of my companions has already gone 10 asserting po-
81 per day. aim higher II do not make money!
next Fall will again find me in Texas do hope you WIN
move that charming country; ! know mama would be
much more pleased with il than Virginia.
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10 SOUTHERN RIGHTS ASSOCIATION.-The
regular Southern Rights Association
neA This tfKInAYy Evening 18th Instant, o'clock in
uuiom Temperance iia;! full attendance is desired.
B.: order OF the vice President.
Afrii p GEO T. PEAkE
-Reccy d urge aud well selected supply OF
W Boys Cins; ALSO beautiful which far
an:bh OF the kind that has the pub
lie III this or any other market. HENRY SHAFER& CO,
hpnl D No. lG3 cornsr OF Pearl and Main slrees
sIARM WANTE D.-A genemar desTesl TO purchase small
Farm within about IL miles Of Richmond dwelling
and the necessary ou.house for about cash Enquire this
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