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To Contractors.
ARomrsor's or,rcs, U. $. CARR,


Washington d. q september l9, 1901,
SEALED WI be
~ Monday the 2Ol October O'Clock, the
following and materials for the extension OF the United States
Capitol
For all marble embracing marhe workmanship
ana peung including all pertaining 10 the same
For all The granite embracing granite, workmanship,
heunR including all
For > 900 OuO good hard burnt brick
For 5000 barrels entirely with wood each barrel 10
weigh not less than 26l pounds "r.
barrel
not less than 800 pounds net
For 5000 bushels OF clean, sharp river sand
FOR 100000 eer of - white luo common cuins boards In 10
feet lengths
For 5000 feet Of aby spruce pine seanlos
All
yeTed during ensuing and qua.le
as from time be requredby the Architect commencing
on The lst vi March
e respective proposals, specimen of The marble granite
which VIII be retained undeT
Every offer he accompanied By written signed
by responsible e'sons To the effect that he or they
bidders his hid
oDga with aud sufficient
furnish the article, the work proposed said
by the certificate the Unied States
individual known The Depart
the INTERIOR that the able make good their
deciding the bids will be had the quality OF The
responsibility ofhe bidders; the right
Will be be deemed most
aggU 10 government,
The mud this office
dnySundhys excepediiom 9 10 q, until the afore-
! said .Iii October.
~ Proposals Extension Of
| United states Capitol and addressed
| THoM vs. U. WALTER,
| Architect of the Extension OF the Capitol
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univcr-ity OF nIaryi"nds
ur next Wednesday, jth day Of oco
/ bsf. 1851, and close lst March, ls52.
Nathan n. Smith, NJ d, Surgery.
William, b. A. Aiken, Nj D.. Chemistry and Pharmacy
Chew NJ D. heapeuics, Matera Medca, and Hygiene
Joseph Roby, Nj D., Anatomy and Physiology
william Power, NJ. D., Theory and Practice of Meeicine
Rclmd H. Thomas M D. Midwifery and Diseases OF Women ana
Children,
George w. Micnberpcr, N. ~. Pathological Anrtomy -,
The ample for the prosecution OF pfaou"
atomy moderate -,
or In The psuoye Jnfm,ry the privilege ody VISITS 70 u
warfs wlon charge student Tor tho neke, ,c
F@rs iectucs 600 sas prac ca' a"''''t' go
uatpu, 81 eraduaticn $40, ... 49,. !. u, ,ufN Denn
Baltimore, August 4, 1851. nss
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For freight or passage apply 10
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No 81 Wall street, N. Y.
.. BROWN, SMILEY & CO.,
. Liverpool.
e. G. ROBERTS, h CO.,
10 Kings Auls Yard, London.
L.. DRATER, r.,
Sept 5-dly Boulevard, Moptmarue, Paris.
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Corner Of , and l2th streets, Warrington, ID. G.
THE Lectures the drs, Monday in November
il AID continue until The latter part Of March
FACULTY.
Noble Young D Professor Principles and Practice ofMed
cine.
Uhnyos H. Liebeman D. Professor Of Institute and Practice q
Surgery.
Fodoado Howard D. Professor or Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children.
johnson Eto NJ D.. Professorof Anatomy
Jesbu, A. Richie NJ D. Of Institutes Of Medicine
James Austn Professor of Mnicrin Medoa and lhera
peutcs.
,uuol ~ verett Professor and Demonstrator
Of Anatomy. .-, /, .....,,... .orc,,,roa an
patients from the Indnnay and Dispensay attached 10 s o'
legc. -. ..u,.d. =, roo, .,nc,ss
rvJea WITH large lecture hals ana ahaomch
rooms aud i admirably udapted for medical instruction 100
n lectures ''s'..13v
Matuculation paid only once)
Demonstrators ticket .....''. ''''''''''''''''
Perpetual lick iS'
Fee for those have attended two inil courses ~
pthrr %.
FLODOARDo HOWAsD, NJ, D., Dean,
Corner OF 10th and streets.
Aug 9t-iawNov
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Fraction township one west Of lhe suwannee ryer Of range

Fraction oi'ownshp one, OF ser, ange
siA
Lands appropriated by law Of schools, military aud
together oveflowed lands
made uhh ueby for cultivation, II which shall be selected
by me Se authorities before appointed
ment OF me public sales respectively under the emitted An
To ehaie he state reclaim
swamp and within er limits approved September 25t, $50
eiH DC steuded he sdles
heretofore granted by law Congress for military
defea 70 u United States pH be pmiedon Of The dbooeraen
h0ned aenH, as provided by An appo-
Nc, approved 81 March, 1851,
The Offering mentioned lands
me days appointed and will which they
aered WIN all convenient depach until The whole Fla have
been oheIeu and The sales thus closed but sale shah be kept
open og hah TWO weeks, and of Of the lands
WIZ DC shnled unhl after the expiration the weeks.
Gwen nndsr hand at the Wasgton twenty
day 1u ammo Domni thousand eight hundred aud
MILLARD FILLMORE
By the pre.identi
J. BurrERHELp
Commissioner ofthe General Land Once
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the right presumption the
lands With the townships and townships above
ted establish
ard receiver the office, make therefor
prrcea6e seeing this and before the
poilieh the the public sale The and
tie tract claincd otherwise claim will be
J. BUTTEfFIEiD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
July 27-lawl3w
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super ocoh, from twelve to eighteen feet
wide
a5 ow-priced American oicoth, six feet
wide
10 do Cocoon mauings for basement, &C.
Also full of i'm
ported and American carpeinH, such
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels English and American Brussels
priced rag hemp, cotton both striped and plaid together
Jr house furnishing which
prepared fully determined offer good terms
dealers in this county. - -
Apls-u y. ". hooh q %.
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Nam, and Charts Of California just fnished and re ady
"~r" TOR dtstribuliuu.

series of charts embracing the latest Faalones
snranet 10 the san Francisco
and san Pablo straits OF Carqune and susun and
c branches Sacramento and San rivers,
S,smepto nver with the middle Iok) the
dnq lbe OF Sacramento and B1son, together With sail
s tables of latitude, longitude,
ne and distances and tidal observations by Cadwaader Ring
1nd commander United states navy.
e .ees consists Of charts 80 by 20 inches each The
I heet exhibits view the whole made by Com
snd,, Rinegod including the Joaun
n Cbbes With and river distances between ali the import
an, cities 10 the State Of California
shaet No exhibits Faalones aud
| Francisco. on a scale OF hall inch 10 a mile.
shee,s No q g. inch a mile.
they the bay OF San Francisco Amer
locations the San
Vallejo he capital the Sate Benicia Martinez New York
,he Pacific, susuH, Sacramento, and Boston.
sheet No charts OF the principal ancoages San
Francisco Sacams nto city on enlarged scales.
All orders The VIM, f. Bayy,
saoner Washington city will be promptly attended
FRED d. STUART, Sole Agent
The Herald, New Orleans Picayune, Cincinnati (O
Epaurer, Louis (Mo Daily Times New Bedford (Mass)
N,ru Daily Atlas, Nantucket Inquirer Salem gsar
Philadelphia Norfolk Herald American,
Courier please insert week three tines and
send bill with copy OF The paper 10 Washington onon
Aug l-lawf
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4. w. ROBACK,
6 White street, New York.
University OF Virginia.
Sept 20-6mosd

VHE next annual University of Virginia will
the LIST Of oc,oni aud continue without un
al 2 Of The University comprises the following schools
| aud iccuresiip, yi1i
!. Ancient Language.-Professor Gesner Harrison, NJ d.
3 Modern gu,ges-Proessor NJ schele de We're, LIZ d.
,. Edward IL. Coutobay LII. ID.
I. Natural rhllosophy-Professor VIM B. Rogers, LIZ D.
6 Medicine Professor Henry Howard, NJ. ID.
Comparative Anatomy Physiology, and surgey-James L. Ca
Moral Phosophy-Profsssor WIN. H. McGuney DID,. LII. d.
.. Law--protrssor John II, Minor LII. D.
Of Special and Pathological Anao
my-John stage Davis, A. NJ NJ d.
University the student be 6 Of
but Of two brothers applying for the Faculty may
II applicant been other
coporaed seminary he cannot be received into The University
seminary other satisfactory
evidence, 70 the Faculty. OF general good conduct,
whole expenses exclusive of clothes, books and
pocketponsy, estimated as iollowsi
furniture for months 800
candles furnished by the Proctor cost and
sormltory al $50 II two in The same room al IS
Washing had about $40 session 10
hen, ~ AZ sl'fe "o'"'o', s'o' i ' " o'p WV
fee, library, and public IS
IL professor be attended, $50 two, $50 each
In hs school of law In the Junior elias, the fees are ns nbove
in The they $50 all and in the
senior class SIS higher fee in each instance giving ad
mson besides any lower class in the schoosay rs
sa1a
Medical Department.
In the expense tuition including
Deaonstatos eke and dsec,ng fee sos The session Of
enables the student comps. course OF studies as er
Of other medical institution in the Union, by at
tending only two lectures day.
Lap School
proorshp having been appointed in the department.
commercial law will be taught fully
will be ADDED short course OF lectures on the
law together exposition OF the most important leading
a1'' -" WV. $. KEMpER,
and Patron Of the University of Virginia.
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r. csswoyAI pr sFl.DiSG A wyLIE have removed ths, s
IL General Agency Once 70 seventh ~, s,om ne
and streets, opposite Odd FeioWs nei't '"' -
National lnteligepcev office
Mar
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Pacific Mali s,eanlsh y COMPANY The only Through
Line for California Oregon.

rr-yw, The public are informed tnai under the
/tEaf. rangeIaens Of this company, inspected
GIi.Alg and approved by the Navy Department.
ing the United States mails viii continue leave
Panama HEl SuE FRANCISCO ls and days
detained by unavodahe
san Diego, aud Monterey The following
Pacinc Mail
IN arc ioM II the Paclun
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Notice TO the Creditors 1f. Texas.

ST TREASURY Der ARTMEST, March 90 1851.
E Texas having Of its legislature pas
1919, called
republic file the of the Stae previous the LIST
September evidences of their respective claims and Con
approved 9th September, 1850 authoz
the issue of lions OF Ave cent stock 10 the said state
directed five millions stock should be
creditor OF the holding
certificates OF stock of Texas for which duties imports
peca pledge shalt first file nj the United State
releases of all claims against the United States for
of said bonds certificates shall be
scbcd by the Secretary the Treasury and approved by tn
President the United - Now, order
the for which
duties imports thus pledged the holders Of
claims file the and description then
previous the l of October 1851 and
eease United states their respective claims
ably om which has been approved by the pede
the United Saes pursuance Of the above of the 9Th
September, 1850.
....... ..- VIM. L. HODGE,
Acting Secretary ofthe Treasury.
FORM OF RELEASE.
Whereas Congress- approved September 1880 tel
millions dollars five stock be paid 10 the stat
of mentioned, with
hye millions Of said stock shall be issued
Texas imports specially pledged
United States releases Of
United States OF said bonds
undersigned Is creditor Of the Stat
holding and the following described bonds
certificates Of Texas the be,) and Tr wic
In The said specially pledged
Here describe The bonds certihcates.
Now purpose complying with tho provisions fsad
good valuable consideration hereby release t
claim them,
OF the (bonds certifcatss) above described,
" fitness nv hand and scaia a o
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

To TuoMAs U. WALTER, ......
Architect of the Extension ofthe u. S. Capio
Washington, ID. O.
We he una mi 0f
hereby Jointly seveIriy viii United States, and
guaranty, bi being accepted
WILL within the OF
sufficient
iormty the which
Aud In the said should fail
aforesaid, guar,nty good
offer OF the said - and lowest bidder
ID.
hereby ta OF knowledge and belief
above named gHarant1rs SUIT Il F.
| Sept 23-sfawtOctl0
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The New York and Liverpool United States Mail
Steamers.

pfeshiy
s-&lS1AlI
10 insure strength and speed aud their
daos ior passengers unequaIed elegance
Prce Of passage from New York
use OF ehtasi1e roos S55 Liverpool York.
E3j. - '"'
An experienced surgeon will be attached each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for
The sip viii
bullion, specie JewcJ precious metals,
adlhg are signed eror and The value thereof
N. NJ ArEA nr
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FORM OE RELEASE.

Sealed and delivered in presence of
1.-Two Witnesses.
Mar g-df3l AwtSep3l
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HOOKS ruD,tsato rIesn Gsi4lies q. k,siIo
James Brown, Iosten.


TINTED STATES STATUTES At LARGE volume IX.--wll
Y be published the Isl Of Apl The Large,
ing a Ire eeitono the Congress Of e United States fom isi0
e5 inclusive royal evo about liv0 Price $3.50 in
h volume is continuation of me Statutes at Large in vos
published By authority OF Congress in lei5'46.
Complete synopiea Index tbs United States Statutes
Large including 'lose The 3s Congress- prepared under osdef
efae and 10 be pbste asceaby Of that hor
index will re,er, copous titles law every
o @ a sd' ~ dd dn" nIu,a % teH M paI o. ie % mg @ ha rn
reader at glance the whole law single subject
jus, published, DoUa (Nj Civil Law Natural order,
English by Mm. strahan LII ~ Advocate Doctors'
Gushing, late af the Judges Court Common Pleas
Lecturer on cvi aad Parliamentary Law in Harvard unver-
"Is s "G noTaa | .a %,s '5 sv are 5
"% IN, a saGs @ % upon pom our ~ noms .a so
preface Baments considering age the
w, WA wen u wonderful aDs
The object OF the author IN this learned productions was 10 dsyn
general application the technics
ns ea and & n ssen s and an s a
useful and aeeabs AID hoqg the work was ne"asa @
applicable oflpw Of which ns Roman code + e'Rs
sides the eeaca claims winch The possesses the
LAWYER pomat has peculiar interest IN those
SPAIN aud thus founded in the Roman law
n s,s odn % hans @ work would be
e profession and have led hem to engage IN o ue
English translation of ii by Dr. sIahan'
From Hon. Judge Eus, Chief Justice fthe Of
BRoo KLINE, October II, 1850.
GEsrrmEs have examined the sheets Of the translation OF e
OF which been
kind enough send You viii have rendered great service
publication The OF he fhglsn
OF large and mconveneut and s
general IN THIS The
think, fail The translation
sunhan the correct, but VIII be
improved revision the editor, Jndse Cushing
In searching solution o the apparently questions asln
of the yeous relations which advance civilization Is Gre
the law which
different of the United states the value OF The civil a"
VIII be understood cannot be other
world
which basis of the Jurisprudence of
Europe of Of that of England and the Uni
ted
quite speak Of the merits Of the
which enterprise the American pubic
oaied position which the c law has been permitted 70
standard
translated into English and This want ha not been supplied by
subject have no doubt that in
Louisiana and in The Territories of the
Can-da, viii be ready
throughout the Union
the undertaking; and trust that
will publishing from time TO
time in the English language other standard works will
form the basis of a civil law library
gentlemen, respectfully, your obedient servant
GEORGE EUsTIS.
Messrs LITTLE BRsws
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From .fDTed Hennen, es9p p nc Nc" UIedn' bd7'
BosTos, Sep. Q, 1850.
Mossrs q BRows Genlemen.I am much pleased TO
publishing revised edition Of sahanS
Civil Law. No work IN the English Ian
subject compared with for the fness
and OF the doctrine conveyed hroughoatt
publication the present. has received
try and very deerved compes OF the Cod. Napoleon
copously Napoleon himself studied
most which for the singular
wisdom Of HE observations and decisions during
adoption his Doma should and hope
wilI be found n he library OF every American lawyer
obedient servant
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ttp = second oursc.--DanrinG Academy.
r. LABBE bAs the homer tl,s ciu.epe n
and Georgetown that
. m shs seaaon viii Th~rtsy- january h
nsv 90 Pssmyiwsis ,oRposite Wsilads tioe, C
days. ,noni Washington Thasdays, and sa,u
b,, ,Ss sso'getown--M Mondays and Fridays. f-tE 7as
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DUII.IP BARTON KEY will attend to ANY business
with before either NJ the Of this Ms
tat, and claims hsfore
Vre.s and the Departments Office on Cstrest.
wAsmsaror, July ia ts'' v'T-Sa~n
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~ u. CI.UsKEs. Avehtt~ct and Civil Engiseer. has
budna~, roh sd~ cf pcnnsyI
sUA hh str~~s- west Feb Ahr
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Office of transportation, Baltimore and Washinsfo
...#.aa @.st# Railroad Company.
TICKETS will hereafter issued this office TO New York. Phil
l. adeipha, Pittsburg, and Wheeling.
An officer OF the will the evening mail train,
and take charge of all baggage for New York
the West the Relay either morning
evening, with the train from Baltimore.
daily at and g. and except
sunday, when but two trains run, VIZ g. a and p m
Aug % It L. PAksoNS, Agent
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Ts2.. Sc "a. Sc


f4AREs4 AZ - s-f 49, a. y t,&t
The GAII.T TlWt& Sc i.s ..-,.. ia y & .5&t
LARS per auorn nroga.'"o aE"etl as "- d atjh
Office or b. letter pest pad, aarGnrs ~ H}ihfe a
d0gs fran Tie cona.cuccmrat If the sabRcrt.rs yc4J
# payment he no So made .anhin tlfrty da"s. : i
DOLLARS viii i've charged, and ia 90 case w'taeysl
will an exception be made 10 tl'@ rule.
ADVERTiStE(3-l'or one square OF FIFTEEN
LINES or less first insertion so cents; and every
succeeding insertion % cents.
[hric. u lrech-F0r square, first Insertion 81
cents: every succeeding insertion 81 cents
7aricc ,e1oh or oncr ,eee6-tor square, frs,
insertion IS cenls every succeeding Insertion 80 cents
Advertisements Of more than square, will be
charged in the proportion according the num-
Der OF squares. Bnt The advertisement exceed obe
square, or any number OF tdi sources by less thar
eight lines the additional lues Will he charged
half square; If exceed one square, or any number Of
full squares by eight iipes the additional lines will he
charged as full square
The number OF Insertions Of Advertisements must
be noted on the MS they will be inserted until order
ed to be stopped, and charged accordingly.
Annual Advertisers are charged $50 for so lines, and
in that proportion for advertisements OF greater length
and $50 for Is lines and in that proportion tor adyeT-
tisements OF greater length; except Aoconeefs, who
are charged 500 paper Included tor all sales before
their doors
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ARRIVAL OF CARS AND BOATS,

Northern Cars from Acqnia Creek, Fredericksburg,
&C., daily, at O'clock, ?. M. .
Southern Cars, from Weldon, Petersburg, &c, daily,
ct half past 6 O'clock, A. NJ
Genital Railroad Cars, from Charlottesville, &c,
daily at half past o'cDockrP ?. II
Petersburg Accommodation iran. tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at O'Clock, P M.
Richmond aid Danvle Cars, from the Appotnattox
River, MONDAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays, at / Il A.
M; and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 81
P. M.
Norfolk Steamboat, TAT Rocketts,) Mondays, Wed
nesdays and fridays, at AZ P. M.
Norfolk Cars and Steamboat, via Port WaIthall,
TUESDAYS, Thursdays end Saturdays, at A 7. NJ,
Packets fr M LYnchhurg, daily, except Mondays at
o'tiock p NJ
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CITY TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
DEPARTURE OF CARS & BOATS,
FROM RICHMOND.

FROM RICHMOND.
Northern Cars, Tor Fredericksburg, Washington, &c.
daily at hal past o'clock, A. NJ:
Southern Cars, for Petersburg Weldon &c, daily, al
half past s O'Clock. P Nj.
Cen,ral Cars, for Charlottesville, Staunon, Springs
&c, or Lynchburg, daily, at o'clock, ~
Petersburg Accommodates Train, Tuesdays, thurs
Danville Cars, for Appomauox River, FarmviIle
Lynchburg, &c, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at oclcck A, NJ; and Tuesdays, Thursdays and sa-
turdaya at half past o'clock P. Nj.
Norfolk Steamboat, Curtis PecS,) Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays, al halt past o'clock, a. NJ.
Norfolk Cars and Steamboat, via Port Walthall,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at half past .
oclork, A. VI.
Lvnchburg Canal Packet, daily, except Sunday, at
o'clock, P. NJ.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-24

"a FOR RENT, large FANNY nuusr "a ~. st.
a. between Franklin and Grace streets This house
was b4iit by r K. D1yai, has 10 rooms water
closets aud baths, kitchen Laundry 4 for servants
wood ans our bouses, all in complete order, will ne
reo'ed tor year leased Tor a OF years. APP
ply to
oc 10 JAWES GRAY
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IN 70 RENF-A WOODEN hou.e IN I'd street.
GsA near the Poor House, aiming room, with
Kilchen In the yard. Rent 500 Apply 10
TULER & COOK,
VC Gene q A
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-24

FAEa. TEtADE-t95E.

EpY the Europa, Africa Humboldt. aud other stean,-
q p ers from Liverpool aud HAVE. we are now re-
ceivinq our all importations OF
BRITISH, FRENCH MD GERMAN DRY
GOODS,
purchased in the prime pal European markets exclusive
ly tnr ca%h. .r,,
We have also in store full supply + MERl-
CAN GODS, purcha ed from the manufacturers or
their agents 90 the most favorable term, ng to-
ge,her the largest and hands2mest stock Of goods we
have ever had the pleasure Of exhibiting; We respect
and Tennessee, who are disposed to encourage home
market TO give our stock examination, i'h the as
sursnce that our prizes, both for foreign and domestic
goods viii be found low and our terms Il: lbeFs
as those OF any house in any market 10 he UnaFd
IS KENT, PANE & KEN g..
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4eea EF0& sENT-Tha BRICK family residence on
XII he OF 4 a sud Grace Streets now occugl ed
b. Nfs D 'taoott Possession may be had III a few
Jays Rent SIS. Apply to
TOLER & COOK,
CC32 Genera A !rn $
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-24

~ FOX RGNF-Two small wooden lenenlents
A.4o Valley Street. pear Wesley hapel Appl 10
TOLER d. COOK,
Oc9 General 1rufs
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IA IVES GRAY.

80 FOR ssGNT-imo wooden teneBlents on yals
se:a lev sree, in Ellie's Row. Rent 50 per mon n.
Anply to TOLEk & COOK,
&C y General Accents
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-24

81 FOR 50 lie. two desirable stores on Main
h,A street near the market bridge. Terms very ac-
eommo9dating Apply to TOLER & COOK,
DC 10 - General Agents
"a FOR RENT, two brick dwellings on Navo
3sasreet, between Main and FrankIn streets. An
ply TOLER 4, COOR
oc ID Csn.,o1 -.
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"A FOR RENT. neat dwelling Fouse on Grace
AaaaA street, immediately opposite Mr.. Breed MS
dwell ing, this houe has rooms, outhou-es, a kitchen
landry wood house an coal house, all OF BRICK cul.
vtft and water closets in the yard Apply 10
oc ID JANES GRAY
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ga f's3s& RENT The wooden hno@s on the de-
ssia C witty otthe h'Il Noah # he Poor House wlh
larg@ kt viii osed; the same hou-a recently
vacated by MI. NJ KEY Rent Is pc month. Apply
to TOLER & COOK
oc % Genera AIents
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-24

- FOR leEFT-The brick residence on 4ih
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cuped ny Doctor Fzge aid Possession W II be given
Immediately. Rent SITS. Apply to
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-24

ga FOR = EMIT exrel en brick house at
EA me heao ois,a"e street, with 20 looms and every
DIS rah convenience. They ar entirely new. and
hay never yet occupied The rent is $3.50 eacn.
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