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Rob,, Y. Coursd. Pre,'t. Philip Williams.
David ~. Ba ton, Sec'y. Hug II Mcclure.
John Eyucc, Joseph II. Shcrrard,
thomas A FijbaJ. James NJ. Marshall,
James NJ. Mason, All Boyd,
Robert 7. Baldwin, Charles T. krauth.
LIN o. 1870 On,
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f Jefferson

RA tie Circuit Court OF Jefferson
County, May 2sth, 1852:
Philip COons, Plainly.
against lis Cu,NcERy.
Nero Lawson's administrator iN
and others, DEFENDANTS.
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GUARDS.

livery Member is requested to attend a
Meeting, to be held on Saturday evening
" at 81 o'clock, at the Courthouse.
August 8, 1852.
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AUCTION SALES.
SmnRr.sas 80.

yE7ur, l., sold c.l yxoElGsv, 10th OF
w XUGT.ss, ip front 81 Use Lsoprlhou=e door
ONE EIGHY WIGoT AVID EIGHT OR
TEN WHEATDRILL$. .
CRoIr Patent Of rhc nost approved huish and
IN complete order i"r s%eediTg.
TEf,rs A credit Of nfretv dlvs. tiie puTcha.
ser giving bond wish araroved ~sernrity-
THOS. RUTIIEltFORD, DIS
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Mackerclst
NO. 2 aud 8, just received BY
IN lpt4 Q
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STRAYED

" Alexandria Gazette requested to copy in the ti-
weekly 6 time. and forward bill to il.is Office:
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El the Circuit Court of Jcffcr6on
County, May 3Est, 1859:

ER the Circuit Court of fen
County, May 3Ist, 1859:
! Isaac Fouke, Trustee, PLdiniG,
against liz CuAScEGY.
Samuel Gibson d others, Defs.,S
and
Margaret Carroll, Plaintiff,
against IN CHAScERY.
Samuel Gibson & n.Lc-= D5EHs }
a N Order OF said Court having been made in
"A the above cause, on the above day, direct
ing a Master COMMISSIONS of The Court 10 set
lie ard report the accounts of the Commission
ers heretofore appointed TO rent cut the property
in the bill and proceedings mentioned, aud TO
proceed further with the statement and settle
ment of other accounts before directed by the
Court, those interested in the execution of the
said order and OF the different settlements direct
ed, are hereby notified that on Wednesday, the
llih day o. August next, / shall, at IN Office IN
Cbarleslown, proceed to the performance of the
different duties required OF me by the said Court,
and will continue the same from day to day until
my report is completed.
Il. WORTHlNGTON, C0m'r.
July I3, 1852.
Ia the Circuit Court of jefferson
County, May %, 1859:
Robt. w. Baylor, Puf.0
Johnsey Easlon's Adminisfra.
tor, Defendant
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Fresh supply.
TUST received 4 boxes oranges. 4 boxes Le'
. mons, 4 boxes Citron- Also, RaisinS'C Cur,
rants, Pttues, Preserved Ginger, &c. Nuts oil
eyerv variety, warranted fresh and gond;
July "a. LIZ ltEsolN0.
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Chenp>GOOds
TEIE are now selling of our Dress Goodsat
wv very low pHices-beautifnl Lawns from .
To 30 cents, MuusliDs, Sci very cheap; all We
ask is come and examine, aud we are sure you
will buy. LOCK, HoLpEN& IO
JniV 90, 1852. y
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DySpcpsI;L Cured

H OIE....A laige lot oil this valuable PrePa-
ration las been just received. II is warranted TO
be te 6ssti in use, and is considered the only relt.
able article in the United States. Forsale by
July 6. l.. NJ SMITH.
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R0COn, Corn Mc1l alldI Flour.
EOBBLS. Extra and Family Flour
OOlOO Bushels White Corn Meal
1000 Lbs. prime Coantry Btcon;
For sale by IL. L. EBY g. SON.
lung ~ 1852.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-18

THE REAL ARIsToCRAcY OF AMERICA
The last number of the Edinburg Review, IN
highly comnendatory review of the Life anc
Letters of Joseph Story" pays the following
tribute to the American Bar
The Virginia planter used to boast, it vas
said. of his resemblance in character and posi-
rion 10 an ancient Roman. Bu, when the Uni
ted States are seeking for 6atterlng parallel
with Rome, we would adgise them to place II
in the decided vocation Of their citizens TO the
sciences of Government and Law. Ii may be
n question " neither Europe is not premature
in reproaehing America with living on Dor
rowed literature. But supposing the charge
10 be we'll founded in the case OF poetry and
ne,aphy sics, land we perceive Story writes to
his son, II am tired as well as yourself, OF the
endless limitations by America. poets, OF the
forms, and figures, and topics Of British poe
try. Ii is time we had something OF our own
the very opposite is the fact in regard to jurls,
,utes its real aristocracy, the arlstoeracy o
character and talent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-18

A brilliant" young miss, discoursing on
poetry, the other day, burst out in the follow
ing hltautin strain Poetry, sir, in my opir.
ion, is harmony. 1t is the voice of the angels
the music of the spheres, the royal harp Of
love, the parent of purity, the benign instru
ment Of charity. Poetry breathes sweetly in
the passing zephyr, aud sings lullabies in the
majestic symph onies of Boreas; the seas echo
it's music, and the waves, as they roll onward,
without ces sation, in chrOmatic scales, express
its very soul. Poetry, to me, is the-the-the
Jane, my dear, where did you purchase that
love Of hat u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-18

Loss OF SCHOONER, AND ALL HANDS ON
BoARD.-The schooner Brewster sailed from
Long Point Bay, Canada West Nov. llth,
freighted with lumber, for Cleveland. When
within ten or fifteen miles of Cleveland she
capsized, and all on board perished. Mr.. Peter
Francisco, the owner ofthe schooner. together
with Messrs. VIM. Francisco, David Foster,
III. Mckenzie, John Smith, and Ave or six sail.
ore were on board.
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SHANGHAIs.-The following dissertation
on Shanghais will be interesting to all deal
ers in "faDcies." Ii is BY u writer in the
knic kerbocker:
"Your correspondent has al last got his
Shanghai heni | wish him joy Of it. You
should have seen the brutes, as have, in the
unmiligated unganliness of early youth, stalk
ing about the barnyard on .tilts, gazing stu
riaty ~-e"nd from that bad eminenra. hln ON
over by every sudden blast OF wind, or coming
down heels over head on a kernel Of corn
NV Saanghais began life with an enormous
pair of drum sticks, and have been running to
legs ever since. They remind me of nothing
but the ostrich, which | saw long, long ago,
with my little brother, who, in his excite
meni, fed the creature on pennies, and burst
into tears when, as the last copper was gulped
down, the sense OF utter bankruptcy broke upon
him. The Gro. is not the honest Saxon crow,
expressive of daybreak, love, war, and animal
spirits, but horrd cultural ejaculation, be-
tween q Chinese sentence, as described by
missionaries and a badly blown dinRer-h0rn.
They move like a man whose legs are asleep ::
in fact, their Whole carrlnge IS such that |
wonder the country louis, stumbling along to
church do not recognize their own gait in that
of the wretched fowls, and feel the deep dam
nation ofthe taking My game cock has gons
mad upon the subject. Reared by that noble
Earl of Derby, who lately torsook breeding
race horses and fighting chickens, TO assume
the reins of government, this bird, whose fami
ly is as old as the earldoD, Cannot bear the
sight of great commoner like a Shanghai
Every one of their actions, however innocent
he considers personal. He climbs their sides,
holding by one feather, like a mdshipman
boarding a liner He cannot take mis- own
meals, for fear that they will get morsel. He
follows them all day like shadow, which, al
this rate, he will soon become. One question
presses upon me Will the shanghais ever
stop growing, or shall wake up some morn
ing 10 find the farm-yard in their possession,
several farm hands in their crops, and depu-
taton of domestic poultry waiting at the door
of the house 10 pick up the family as they come
out and breakfast on their benetactors Let
vour correspondent consider this while his
fowls are vet in the corn CRIB"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-18

BAD OYsrERs-DeatA.-D last week
FIVE deaths occurred in Columbus, ia, from
cholera morbus-two whites and three blacks.
The Enquirer says:
These cases were all au.ed by the persons
eating bad oysters. that had been detained too
long on The river, in conseq uence OF the steam
boats having been prevented from soming up
the river by the Eufauls bridge during the re-
cent ffeshet. The supply Of oysters is now
exhausted, and we shall consequently have nc
more cases oil the kind; in other respects, oui
city is perfectly healthy. This statement O
facts may be relied upon, as we have obtained
il from some OF our most eminent hysicians
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-18

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN TUsCANY.-The
legal penalty CT death, ~hich was abolished
many years ago by the great Leopold, grand
father OF the present regning Duke, has just
been revived in Tuscany by the DucaI decree,
to the full extent Of its application in oden
times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-18

A late number of the Scientific american
states that the smoke in the factories of largo
cities iii England and Scotland is now con.
sumed i. having been made penal offence bv
act OF Parliament for any factory to allow the
smoke 10 escape. The smoke is all burned by
simple contrvances of furnaces. A Committee
OF Government first established that the burn
ing OF smoke was perfectly practicable, and
Parliament then enforced the fact bY law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-18

LIBERAL BEaUEsT.-The Countess Runs
I--.ns.~.h worth * nnn. e - - -
phan's asy lum; $4,000 to the New Hampshire
Insane Asylum; and $4,000 to the Concord
Charitable Female Society.
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- During the week ending with Monday,
there were 325 deaths in New York, 19l in
Philadelphia, Il in Boston, and 80 in Balti-
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RICHMOND SATURDAY MORNING DECEMBER ls Ia52
Spraggins Sylvanus 2

saunders Ssin Chas spraggius sylvanus2
Stnlth Chas Smith Robt
Sc5tI Gen Chas heirs of Sadler RS
scout BENZ Sizer Robt
cuitn Aoram Sweeney Patrick
Sears Andrew J Smvtb Patrick .
saunders capt Wm heirs Stewart Philander 2
OF Sullivan Martin
seldom DR. Wilson c heirs Stevenson LII
OF Smith Lewis D
Stanley WmW Simmer lease
Snellines DR. VIM o Stern
Sll1erhorn VIM Sohed los P
SieaVuse VIM Spence Joseph
Stevens Vim spaldiur lanes
Sutherline w T Snead John w
Sadler VIM J Smith John
Sharp lhos Smith John
oyhco Ihos Z Schimme! Johann
Suter Thos StewartJR
Smitheg Spencer Savage Joseph heirs Of
Sayers Thos heirs of Shinick Edmond
Shearer Henry Solomon E,ekid
Scruggs Maj Geo heirs of Skaggs FH
sapiane James D do Sherley Edward
smith Swift L
Tapin w G Taylor James
Ioller VIM Thomas Geo w
Ihomes Samuel Taylor Geo w
Taylo Rob: Thacker Geo w
Taylor James Tucker Drewry
Iaunan John Talbot Chss
Toler John Thomas Aicha
Vauge Edward Verser James w
NeoseIr Henry Vaudewal Mark heirs of
Years Henry Vaughan WmH
Varney J D Venable & Williams
w
Wingo VIM Winterhalter john
Wrigh. WmH Watkins James
Walker Bev w w Williams John M
Wright Vim Winery Hugh
Wingded Willis Wingfeld Henry c
Wslh.e Wm West George
Ware Thos NJ Wiley George
Weber Samuel Wade Edward
Walsh patar Walker L
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PRICE ONE CENT.
FROM MEXICO

We have received files of papers from ,t,,
s,ty OF Mexico, our latest date being the 2Oth
November. ''
The Orden of the Doth announces ,b,, the
day before, by majority OF 46 TO 81, the grand
Jury found cause TO prosecute the Minister of
'ne interior, u. Marcos Esparza, for having is.
sued the order of the 2Sth of last Nav aptbor;.
zng The agent Of the English bond. holder TO
take sway the two millions and half of dol.
lars without paying duties.
FROM fueatan, the advices are that General
La vega was compelled, by the want of resour.
ces. to give up the command n that peninsula
10 u; Sebastian Llergo before knowing that
"a. 1ne uo'ernment had accepted his resignation.
i. Is feared that new reoelions NAV soon be
H.ho1Sd on account of the resignation of Gen.
La vega, who, il seems, was universally "a.
teemed and respected.
ne Orden publishes proclamation from
heoeliedo. Ii calls upon the citiz-ns To nn;,e
IN the cause OF liberty, and annihilate anarchy.
Il ends with an appeal in faver of the hero Of
lamplco and Vera Cruz, the WORTHY and H.
Anna. A'A
Things are in terrible uproar in Sonora
News had reached Mexico, that battle had
taken place between the forces of Gen. Blanco
and those of Count Raousset, and that blood
llao oeen shed on both sides. According to one
account, "Gen. Blanco had left HermosiIIo. AT
the head of $50 men, to meet the $50 French.
under kaousset; terrible conflict had taken
place-one hundred French had fallen on The
hetd-and the Mexican troops had met with a
small loss" According to another account,
"General Blanco had under him 900 Mexican..
SUI Indians, and seven pieces of artillery that
RaouS set on s.side, had 2l4 men-tbat Gen.
eral Blanco had lost 20 men and his artillery,
and Raousset had lost eight killed and four
wounded"
The Sigio says, that as soon as il was known
IN duadalajara that General Blanco had been
dete ated, III. lanez ordered NJ. Pedro Valdes,
OF SInaloa, TO go to his help with 300 men,
among his best troops, and sent the brig Sins.
ioa TO Guaymas, for the purpose ofpreventing
the landing of another expedition from with
out.
The Senate has approved the decision of the
Chamber of Deputies, which authorises the
Government to contract for loan of six hun.
| dred thousand dollars, for the pacifcation OF
the Republic.-N. o. Delta, oh inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-18

CAPTURE OF GAuLr.-William Gaul', who
escaped from Baltimore city jail on Sunday
msrning. the 9TH ult where he was confined
on the charge OF numbering Charles +. kasch
has been recaptured.
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GEN1LEAiEN'S LIST.

lens LIST.
A
Arnold Nathal
Allen Robert II
Anderson R0bt II
AppersOn Richard w
Anderson VIM
Alexander Wnl
R
Brimmer VIM
Briggs VIM Fl
Bell VIM n
Bentley William
BurrGss A jackson
Brammcl Augustus A
Broaddus Arthur
Block Rev Mr.
Basset: Surgeon heire of
Ball Benjamin
Brooks Be1jsmin B
Brooks Cnas B
Bohlieber David
BecktOn r
Buchanan George r
Bard George
Belding Henry C
Butler James
Bryant John T
Bay err L
Bates J Lewis
BOusser John
Blake John
Benson john r
Bowler John
Bradshaw Richard
q
Coleman Or JOha
Carneross John
Childs James Z
Cameron JoLn T.
Crenshaw John w
Cosgreve Jam es
Crockett Capt John Nil
ler the heirs OF
Cahill Patrick
Casey Patt
CroHea Patrick
Coonrod Peter l. 2
Chaidler DR. X X
Cralle f ichard K
Christian Master ThOs l.
Cosvih Thorn
Carter Thos ]
Crow 1'hos w
CalIigsn VIM +.
Clarke William
Cfump Walter Z
ID
Davis John T
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CE HALF CHESTS TEA good to very supe
- - rios quality
10000 Cigars, good quality
1000 Cigars, superior quality Regal!a
1000 Cigars, good do do
II boxes Adamantne andes, Is in 10 Psper
5 boxes Adamantne Candles, los
5 barrels 80 ar winter beached Oil
5 do winter bleach3d do
Just received, for sale by
no 29 L. ID. CRENSHAW g. co.
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| Anderson DR. Archer
Anderson Agusi
| Ashton L
| Aberson George w
| Anderson IL J
abrams Henry
Alley Leonldas
Brien John o
Bentalle John
Bell jackson w
Baker John y
Resuchaugh John
Byrne John 7 =
Brown Joel Y
Brown Michael
Blar NJ NJ
Boyle Michael
Biddie Philip
Bender Peter ,
Bartlett Richard X
Bradshaw RobtS
Bradley Robert A
Bishop Samuel
Boyd 5 d
Bennett stephen
Brauton Thomas
grsy & L.adlot Aessrs
Burke William
boWden w
Brownin. William
Banks " ashlngtou
Brothers VIM IL
Bray Michael
Blsckader III w
Cracker Addrum
| Garrison AshuE
Coburn b V
Grafton Bennett
| Crane Charles ?
| Cam merUn Il
| Cole Edwin
Crouch Edward
| Collins Edward
| Garter L B
| Clark Ed
Clarke DR. T 4
Cunuin IA am +
Callohiil Thos heirs Of
Cupes George II
| Cooke Henry
! Campbell J Harvey
CroGister Jacob /
Cniios J ha
| Cteil John
| Caro-! JOn1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-18
The DAILY DISPATCH
FRANCE,


Ihe Vote i" facor of Emperor, SC.
Ihe most important news from France by
the steamship Arctic, which arrived at New
York on Tuesday last is, of course, the re-.
turns of the voting for the empire. The Mopi-
teur gives the following recapisula,ion Of the
result of the votes as far as known
Yes. No
The So departments 7,455,l6O 237 ,O6s
Army 23i $50 S,456
Navy 477I6 2020
Algerian province civilians 5,1e7 72I.
Total 7.752903 24s 263
1t Is noticed that it is in the South the par
tsans of legitimacy have shown themselves
strongest. Their policy was to abstain from
voting, and it is found that in MarseIlie.
NIsmes, Toulon, and some smaller towns, the
mons and abstentiOns together exceed the mum
Der OF alternatives, while at Lille, Lyons, and
| adjoining places, the republican, vote was
stronger than was expected.
On the lst instant, the whole of the Coros
LegIslatlt were to proceed to St. Cloud 10
make known the result to the Emperor elect
and on Thursday, Cd, the Empire was to be
formally proclaimed. The programme sci
forth that Napoleon was to 60 to the Tuile.
| RIGS, where he would be received by the three
great bodies OF state. 1t was expected that
| on his way TO the palace, he would proceed tc
the church of Notre Dame, where Te Deua
| would be celebrated. At the Tuileries the
| great bodies of state were to swear allegi.
ance to the Emperor, who would then be for
| mally proclaimed by the name and title O.
"Nnpoleoa III par la grace de Dieu, ct pa,
Ia r0lomte du peuple Empereur des Fran
cass." Nothing is said of the title of "Reid d.
| Atger,e." LII the evening Paris was TO be-
| illuminated, and next day the Senate woul,
! be convoked to settle the civil list of the En-
| peror, and the salaries OF the members of the
Imperial family. The civil list it is estimated
| will be about thirty millions of francs, every
| thing included.
We hear that some few legitimists have re
| signed in the departments, 10 compliance witt
"Henry VS." manifesto. And we read in tn,
Emancipation Beige a confirmation of the re
port that "Henry," notwithstanding the adyic,
| OF his wiser and mUre experienced friends
| insists on issuing a new manifesto addressed
| TO all the Princes of Europe, in protest agains
| the usurpation Of the Bonapartes.
The Municipal Council Of Strasburg have
voted unanimously to present in gift to tn,
Emperor, the castle Of that city as an imperia
residence. The castle was, in like manne
bestowed on Napoleon |.
The Bishop OF Chaons has published
pastoral, re-establisning the Roman liturgy il
his diocess, from lst January, 1854.
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l-:' '.-- r. -raNISII NiXTURE-THE
/ .G tT prG.IIEE OF TIE BLOOD THE
..-. E-ILBAItEE kNOVN-NOT a PAHTI
'' . Or MERCURY IN ANY FORM IN TT.-An
.a. .. ne Tor ScrJfuia OF Kings Evil, Kheuma-
... .5u.,-. ate Cut .ocous Erup,Ons, Fimples or
-..-.r III Fgce liIotches, Bl!es, Chronic Sore
h. g, E-- "orE urTe,ter, Sca'd Head, Enlarge.
BE-. ii. ta5 Pin ot the Bones and Joints, Stubborn
/ e s- ->ph...tic Disorders, Lumbago, Spinal
t.-. sis and oil .seases arising I.om al iujud-
- ... # mercury, imprudenca in lie or imPu
49,. a H. osJUd. For sale by
THO5. L. PACE, Druggist,
...i 242 Broad street
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FkFO TEMBERS OF THE CIR = ID
n LODGE.-VALUABLE MASONIC BOOKS
The particular attention of the members of the
Masonic Grand Lodge Is invited TO the large agsort
ment of valuable Masonic works, at the Book, Sta.
tio1ery and Piano Forte establishment Of
A. NORRIS,
Late Drinker & Morris 81 Main st
The Analogy Of Ancient Graf, Masonry to Na.u.
raj and Revealed Religion, by Charles Scott A NJ
Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Mississippi
Lexicon Of Freemasonry containing detin-
ion OF a.. its commercial terms notices Of its his
ory, traditions and antiquities, and an account cf
all the ritea and mysteries of the ancient world by
Albert G Mackey, NJ d
The True Masonic Guide, containing calculations
Of the Fundamental principles of Freemasoury, &c
sc, by Robert MecOy
TIE FTeemasOn's Manual, a companion for the
initiated, through all the degrees Of Freemascnry
from the entered apprentice TO the higher degrees
Of kHighthood, by Rev X J Stewart, X T
The Virginia Masonic Text Book, containing
history Of Masonry and Masonic Grand Lodges
from th1 o~rtcsl LlanC= to5 Nor with the COnst
tuition OF Masonry or Amman ReyOn, and III
gest of the laws rules and regulations of the Grand
Lodge Of Virginia, b. John Dove NJ D, G Secre-
tary of the q L of Va
The True Masonic Chart or Hieroglyphic Moni-
tor, by Jeremy l. Cross, g L
The Craftsman and Freemason's Guide, con.
tanning celineation of the Rituals Of Ere emason-
~ and the order of Priesthood, by Cornelius
Moore
Subscriptions received to the Southern and West
ern Masonic Mlscel leny, edited by Mackey,
NJ D de l3
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L,ANE. F0R eALE.-A veIy desjrabIe Farm,

E,rAia3 FOR SALE.-A very desirable Farm
v... q nine miles Of the city Ut Richmond in
e.. -uty ut Chesterfield, is offered for sale. The
4 t-:u .ajns 400 acres, 10 acres OF which Is
c.alel ~ j IN h .gh state OF cultivation and the
t....,- -eayiy tmoered In oak and pine. There
a. &. premises a very neat dwelling n WY
ga-.-a I'D repaired, and all the necessary out
-54=... Il !s situated near Boshers Darn, and runs
d. - ,-lu-= River mile and half and has an
.r ..' aa6ing, where the largest boats on the
.a..-. Cal. approach without difficulty. The greater
9. .at The t.ulo,red land being near the river
b'- '-.- ding can De easily brought 10 Richmond
4.1 ,-fts VIII be made accummo dating. ANY
r..... I...iing to purchase, can obtain any inior
a.-.. b . + agy.ying Il 4 B. TYLER, Basin BaEE, or
<. IL =~oscrl5cr, on the premises
.-rt-aft- WIN. NJ. DUVAL.