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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-20

LIVINGSTON,1 90,
No8 Place Dc Ia Bourse Paris No. IA Broadway E.N
CAPITALISTS OR COMPANIES HAVING MONEY TO
~ loan can find safe Investments by applying to The
undersigned Farms for sale exchange property
Corner lots and houses in Williamsburg, for sale al
bargain. House in Brooklyn for 81 $40 cash. on
$500 cash. and 81 200 mortgage Houses 10
let, and rents collected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-20

HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAINS DAILY,
IL Sundays pted from Chambers street, for Al
bany end Troy nrhrough faro: on all trains, 81 &c. TX
trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at O'Clock
ing. Mail train A. 81. Through way trains st and p.
Express train p. NJ. Accommodation train 73D p. NJ.
Sunday mail train r. NJ from Cssal street Passengers
taken at Chambers Canal Christopher Fourteenth and
Thirty-frs street. GEO. STARK, Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-20
CT GEORGES CoNCERT.-THE ANN CONCERT
- IN AID OF THE CHARITABLE IDS
ST. GEORGES AND BRITISH PROTECTIVE EkI-
GRANT SOCIETY OF NEW YORK,
VIII take place at the
METR0PO Titan HALL,

ON TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 23
Programme will appear in a future advertisement
hotcs and music stores and of the following gentlemen,
constituting the Committee Of Aanagement:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-20

A UsTRALIA THE MAGNIFICENT CLIPPER SHIP
n ALBuS will sail on Tuesday next and viii axe few
second cabin passengers only at reduced rates The
demand for berh in this incompatible vessel is
SUFFICIENT argument that in all the essentials Of room light
and ventilation she s far In advance IL all the vessels ai
verified Tor Australia Apply on board pier No 10, foot Of
N all atreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-20

DACIfIO NAIL STEAMSHIP Color RIO JAFxI-
70, Valparaiso and Panama-Ths splendid steamer
soHn j. STEPHENS, 500 sons burthen,l Robert u
abous The 9th December For passage only having
superb apply ~ the once Of the csmpaAy
SouAt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-20

FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFoRNIA.-THE PACKET
u chip SHAKSPEA re, VIM Brown, Master, new loading
~ pier No H. North river, and will sail with dspatch.
For freight or cabin psssage having superior sateroops
scoomm apply 70 the captain board or to
WIN. y FURNiSS. D Wall ST.. NO. n Rsar Building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-20

NEW YORK AND Observation-Disclosures
IN United States Mail and Lines THROUGH In four
hours New Jersey Railroad via Jersey CyLeaving New
York foot OF Courtlandt street at and A. M and 81
T n Leave Philadolphis at6 and a: NJ; sndsh M
For first case, IS do Tin and A. M 81 90 For
Baltimore Washington, Norfolk and Charestonthrough
tickets sold In the above nes and through baggage carried
In the A, and 81 p. M lines New York. Passen
gers with baggage the ferry fifteen minutes before the
krsins leave
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04
Internal ImprOyements--Gcn
Pierce.

we have from TIME 10 time, f1OWn III
these columns that q more determined OPP
rouent of internal improvements, than
FRANKLIN PIERCE, Democratic candidate
for the Presidency, never lived ID the Uili-
ted State, by citing his votes IN the House
and Senate. As d legislator. he strove.
to lie utmost Of his ability and pawer, to
defeat Emery important bill conterlpIa-
ting the Improvement Of harbors. Of lakes,
of the navigation Of the Mississippi aid
the streams tributary to it. and Of other
rivers Of the country, Of deepening the
water on the bars at the mouth OF The
Misssissir 4, q matter vital 70 the prosper.
ily Of Louisiana. New Orleans, and the
whole Great West. as well as the building
Of lighthouses. those eeyes Of commerce.
30 Indispensable 10 tile mariner and neces-
sary to the salty of vessels and their crews,
aud the donations Of portions Of the pub
lie lands 10 aid in the construction OF
railroads, those n~neqnaled developers Of
the resources and capabilities Of the coun-
Try. His hostility YEAS Is a~ll-prevadingg
as it vas uineIenting aud continued
unvaryingly 10 manifest itself throughout
the whole of. lis Congressional career,
That bis opinions have undergone no
change since his retirement from Congress.
notwithstanding tie lights wf,ict expert
esscs and progress have shed npon ilis path.
ll,st he still clings 10 tIie errors and vaga-
fies of former years, aud would sacrifice,
on an abstraction the most IMPORTANT m
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04
A LITTLE MORE GRAPE
Atn--airsn givs en- d touch u hat saa.s Oh tvns.
NJ h. q. paness.

NJ H. q sPHBeHs4
Oh, The Locos are trying d give us again
Another prescription Of Pak,
But Tie drug which they gave was % naussoas
before,
We found twas too sefious Il joke.
Well meet 'em again In another new share.
Well get 'efn at last In a COMPOUNDED sefape,
by giving q touch OF d sslittle more gfape.,'
Hurrah for Scott aud Graham
A Foit.saH they forged for a hickory stick.
And by that stick they forced ts 10 yield
But now by old Sect they are bound to be licked
For he'll not laave a man in the Geld.
After meeting such luck In peilfag their foes,
They are trying what pis,sfng will des
But ah when Ii comes the 'ssyss and tIses,t
Won't the Loeos look awfally 'sblue ~
They say they have brought out d re g'lar war.
horse
dan't knew how true that may be.
For before he aFotehed up.p on Che Mexican course
lie col jean.asrsf somewhere h NE hnssi
Well meet 'em again In another new shape.
Well get 'et1 at last In a de Wish sefape,
by giving a tass Of a little more gfape.s
Hurfah for sestt and Gralaml
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04

#Sss sN@#E #@MM
Tns CArrroItAH Wis Asvfs--1s ths
name nfffiend Winfres'4 new paper, rtb.
lisis3 III West Baton Rouge, md which
mads ILL drst entry into our salctutn on
Wednesday, fnoning last. nj Mn fhtly lioitf.
Iii slse columns Of HE VISA Wis will bs
fottsd evidences 1T industry and talent,
snell ~ The eitissns OF West DH,on Rouge
should be proud 10 support ; they hive q
journal tie ambition of whose conductor
will be to e,tafd the Interests OF the parish
OF lis adoption. We would recommend
he Tis-d- Tfs II All, As An interesting me.
dium for information, and feiterate our
tlany wishes for lite s,,eeess.
4 f'ins All DAyou aAna4- WeIearn from
ths Beyou Sara Ledger, that ! very lea.
trpolive Gre occurred III that to VII OH Fri.
day eth, uit.
stIt lHoke OIL (ssys the Ledger) In y
lasee two.Hiofy lbensa owned by Jacob
Mael,ael, between two and three e'eioek Al.
MI, and ragsd with great fury until it hid
tH whole block Of neutrality-suspicious. exnep.
tisn Of one warebouse) Ia ashes Tie
toss IL estimated at twenty thousand dol.
lsfs, half Of which was covered by itisti-
lfaaoe j. Wiiteman & Co.'s loss was
net Lees than $4,000. which, we believe,
esra,eds that Of any other. The losses
atisiainsd by w. II Glass, j. Michael mud
tie. West Eelieiana Railroad Company,
VIZ: hnve no way OF asceftaiDibg Messfs.
Michael aud Glass, however, we under.
sta,id, are Insured
Much credit Is asctibsd 10 Perry, 4 slave.
IEe was ~ lie hottest Of the fight. aud
worked with d courage aud a zeal that
Would have done honor to any oiie-4 no
place being too hot or too dangerous for the
Iaittlul Perry"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04

INTERESTING IRON NlcAiiAeuA.--A let.
Ter dated San juan del Norte, July 3lsts
says
The Hon. John B. Kerr. the American
Charge to Nicaragua, has been quite Vii.
well since his return from (Asutenaln.
WHITTIER lie went TO exchange and ratify q
commercial treaty entered into some time
since by The respective Governments, but
has recovered, ard is now in Managua.
Mr.. 4. II White. the recently appoint.
ed II. S. Consul ut San Juan del Sur, has
been refused bis !. e%xequator' on some
frivolous round, but Tue true reason i
that he is the agent Of the Transit Com
pany.
Gu the evening OF the 2lst. DR.. James
G. Donoghe, son Of Janses Dolloglle, Esq,
Collector of the port Of New Haven, was
standing ON the plaza in ~Gfalada, cola-
versii1g with some friends, when the SEN
tries challenged the Doctor. Not suppos-
ing hey were challenging him. being ont
side the plaza, he ma le 10 reply the sel-
tries rushed upon him, bayoneting him in
the mouth, coming out NJ the cheek, and
twice III The arm, and beating him with
the hnttssof their iniiskets very severely.
Ills wounds are not mortal. Tile Arneri-
cans have demanded the punishment Of
the offenders. and sent for the American
Consul al Managua, 10 Investigate the al
iuif. The Government beconliug alarmed
ordered lhe soldiers 10 be llo2ged.-N @.
Tlue Delta.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04
olrn ion nFrluE.

Having tatalY added 70 eaf stock Of n,a'etsa;T we
.,a eia i,fppafad ~ as AL kind ~ wafh " me .rit,t-
10 Isa parssAs desiring Uarls, t~irc'ilats, pt.nili
ig,s flsnlsa II my ~ iesipiialt, end tti,aii .hKs ts,ss'
e.,sanatip tai ms, viii vi nss eite ,s = rall: we
40 isistealssd 10 satisfy al vino MAY be %dias'csei
to %enca,tfie IN tiss
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04

There vii be d meeting Of
the Wings of this parish this evening
1t tlle COURT HOUSE at half past z
o'clock
The public in general are tespect-
fully United 10 attend.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04
ss,s,rsr nna eRAHH AM GLuTs.

The Scott and tfraham Club Of thif Pa.
rIsh viii hold ,s meetings Ia The wy
Hail, Oh Saturday OF each week, at "
o%'eIovk, i. Nj
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04

rheFe will he a lascsiag At ille Man
clsac precinct near the residence III III. b.
liAsa'soa, for the purpose oF advancing
the cause oil ,he Wing Nomiaeesfo, Pres
idcns u Vice President oil ile Uuited
Slsses--oa SATURDAY tho elcvensb inst. at
10 o'clock "A. nj. Several addresses wlll
be delivered on the OCCASION.
The Hon. Geo. NJ. Was,efs.on the
Consolidate ior eaeetor from slais disiricl
aalous o,l.ers il expected to ts present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-14
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Wellingfo1 EoddIn-
THE FARM IN HENKICo CALI

THE FARM IN HENKICO CAIJpD
LEVEL GREEN" SIX NILES NORTH OF
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION Tn.
subscriber viii offer for sale at auction en- the nrc
misses, on Tuesday, the 2lst of December rext II
TAU, II rot, tie next fair day, commencing AT in
ciock this valuable Farm. IL contains 532 acres
OF which about 100 acres are in woods ct original
growth and adjoining the farm of DIR John Pow an
and others 1t will be divided into two or more
raess, tc sui. the We've Q. bi2dars. With the home
tract there will be about 350 acres, Of which 40
acres are IN meadow, and sufficient quantity of
wood y the use of the place; and upon this por-
non OF the tract 40 acres have been seeded in wheat
with the use IF guanc.
ne place abounds in mari Of excellent iaiitv,
and quite convenient The improvements are sui
h:ient tor the accommodation of large family -
he dwelling has six rooms and fire places to each
The Location Is very healthy ere being near the
end 0! the Brook Turnpike. good road, and
within al hours ride CT Richmond. There iE an
exec ent spring Of water within saor. distance of
the dwelling
TIE terms OF payment which will be made very
accommodating, will Ce made known On the day Of
sac.
At the same time acd place, will be sold al the
personal estate upon the farm, consisting OF Corn,
Fodder, shucks, Wheat Straw, Farming Imple-
ments, Household Furniture. &C. Also, al the
stock CT Mules, Horses and Cattle.
IELN5-F0r the personal estate, ail sums under
&2o, cash; over that amount, months credit for
approved endorsed negotiable paper
Ii. frcra any cause, the Land should not be SOLD
1t viii be rented out for the next year.
Sale conducted By w. Gopp1N, Auctr del4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-14
Sale conducted By W. GoDpls, Auc,. de II
By James NJ. Taylor.

1--WE HOUSES AND LOTS AND VA.
q CANT LOT, ON CLAY STREET, AT AUG
TlON.-Wl be sold on Thursday next the 10Th
iast at O'clock, upon the premises respectively,
two Framed Houses and Lots, situated on Clsy
street, west Of Brook Avenue.
These houses being nearly W, are IN excellent
order throughout, and very comfortable 10 theic
arrangements; one h3usa cnn.--;;as I've rooms. and
taa other foQf rcUms.
The lots front 80 feet each and runs back about
104 feet.
After which, will be sold v2can. Lot adjoinine
the above, fronting p feet and running back o4
feet
TERMs.-One-third cash, balance at 6 and IL
months, with interest, and secured by q deed o.
trust, the title retained until the payment Of tas
Whole purchase money.
de Ii LANES MI TAYLOR Auct
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ss,.%s2a So zszs Ezs1.s.-sse>
; ICK1lIOISD AID DAzsvEiafE IsETT4-
"a EcACg OPEN To KEYcVILLE. II NILES.
On and alter Monday, Eorcn57 ata 1852, a regu-
lar Passenger Train wi.irun daily (5andayg xcs,t-
edJ between Richmond AMI keysvI.le.
TIE Tren VII stop fer gaasenge-s Cnly at TIE FOL.
lowing p2it:+;
Manchester pywL.te, Eob;oa's, Cqal Fields, T..
mohawk, PoWna.aG, Petersburg Road, hlal;9ez,
SCOTS shop, Amelia Cnurt4nCse, YyaEoae, Jen
n.nss Ordinary, Hay ioksh Liberty Church. aehar-
rim aud Lia'E'9
Leave ii .4a'oad = : o'clock, T. T. Retaining
icave K ysFia o: lbs !. Il
Cni'dycn Ger ,1'ce years Of age an EOt over
II, As'I price 10 any ins except TIE two trst
naiGed servants travelling y themselves naast Dc
| furnished vain t"c passes that one can be It
tanned IL tie ccs ana it l1u=t be 2ressly safe
ca the pass that theg permitted 20 on the ezra
| n. -PssscngaTs for Lynchburs will take the
| Southsi1e train at HaytuAah for Ric2's Station,
| taencs by Flagg & Co.'S Stages 70 LyncabQ.g Pa
| saEGefs Tor Eslf-z Court House AMI Denvuie, Va,
| can n Ct h.R.s,e F.agg Il Cos horse cUaches al
| F-"gsYlle And passeug.g for Greens borough and
| Salisbury, II. e., VIA DE:.yiiit, NEE. Mess:z
| iIakg s, Cos hl..c c.acae2 OF Ioudays, Wed
| u-sdays and FHday: 1T kcy-vila.
PasseE: era !ar Lllrhsvi5.a, RCyGtCn, hilton. \
| c , a;-d ian eJyiia meet Messrs EOs3 q Coz
! coaches at keyayi.-o On Tuesdays, Thursdays auc
/ Saturdays.
&c - Holm r. OSBORNE Stunt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-14

IMPORTANT TO MAHY-We understand that
ras secretary Of the interior has received from
ne Governor OF Virg,nia, under the broad
seal Of lie Stale, document authenticatiDg
s..a tuii end com ltcte REIMBURSEMENT to The L.
states Of all claim on the part OF the State 10
lands on W hich Virginia land warrants have
heretofore been issued. In lieu thereof, as soon
-- d. necessary preparations can be compile
.ed. scrip viii be issued by the Department OF
,Aa lnterior-ha IRt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-14
Late frnm ifexica
NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 10.
Later advIces from Mexico state that Uraga
mad issued revolutionary proclamation,
and the Government troops were deserving in
largc nurnlcrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-14
BY George J. sumner.

s. IUSEHGI.D AND KITCHEN FUR.
( Hl.uAE At AUCTIoH.-On Friday NOM
Jag rezE, the 17th inst. c3amercil at IL O'Clock,
Ct the residence OF Ms. Z. T. Cullen on Franklin
declining housekeeping, will esold at suctisB, a
portion Cf her household furniture, ayncng which
viii De found, one centre table, marble tip, one
Ceiere:te, mahogany chairs, tab-s hedsteads he d.,
cribs. msttrasses, palissters. china press one new
carpet. Kitchen furniture, consisting of the usual
variety together with many other articles. Terms
cash sale to be coaducted BY
&c II GEO SUMNER, Act
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-14
-. nAKNuN,s Neyy PlCTORIAL.

-. BARNUBE'S New PICTORIAL.
ss.-9s THE ILLUSTRATED NEWS ONE
.C.LhR AhD FIFTY CENTS PER VOLUME
Fix CENrS FEG cory.
m i,rst uuga5er Of the ILLUSTRATED NEWS
y d. lee Issued On Q about the 18TH OF December,
U45e- tue joint Etr2l u + / r4ruUo, Ii d Beach
a-i Il Beach, VIII have each contributed
- 90 making the LIBERAL capital OI so ,J0J to be
.a ."n.a.T q fUt. 70 its Establishment; a1d no
54.s or expense vii be spared To produce the
Ee11 illustrated Newspaper in the W Id,
an &c pt sac hfcs.da Jmpaul "a, ant an oraa-
tG".it = IN An :E:can press E4ca number viii
co.t4 IL PAGES, aad viii be iei wiki sh9 most
.u,arc ;.pg reading matte, aad illustrated with
!cYm ) % 3 large and handsome engraYus5 eAe.
c..ed N the best style. IL short the name Of
1niHeus r.. i!arnam is d sufficient guarantee
tn. u vii be new paper worthy The hseral sup
4.r # the American public Subscriptions re-
ca.yed AID the Dape-s delivered in any part Of he
c.'y Z. Pub isher's Prices sy
LEWIS l.. SMITH,
Opposite American Hotel.
B.-DIs notice viii b. given Of the reception
90 tho 4Iet number. 6e l3-
SUPERIOR JAVA COFFEE, fir sac by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-14
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By WellIngfon 1aoddin.

ny "cht1&to0 Uo00hus
MOST VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
NA In TIE CITY OF RICHMOND FOR SALE
ATAUCT1OE-Tne subscriber intending to di o
continue, at the ciose of tie year. the granite cut
ing business with the view Of engaging more ex.
tensveiy In the Marble business, Al his yard corner
of Main and e,h streets will eey for sale at public
suction, on the premises, the following most veIu.
soie real estate, viz Monday, the 10th day of
december, 1889, commencing at 81 o'clock NJ,
the stone fsrd On the canal bank, in the city of
Richmond, toeing triangular lott having a front
On me canal OF l35 feet and ON the east line 9th
street OF feet, and across its widest point about
% teet deep. This lot is Let oniy valuable fo- a
stone ara, but Is admirably lscafed for a large
llmoer house or for grocery stores After which
VIII be sold the Framed Dwelling on the east hna
OF Attn between Byrd and Canal streets having !,
front OF lCu feet and depth Of 1870 feet. This pro-
perry VIII DC divided INTO lots 10 suit purchasers
TERNs.-One fourth cash, balance at 4 6 and 10
months for neg Jtiabie .notes bearing interest Sc
cured % trust deed or lille retained
We. MoUNTJoY.
Sale conducted By W. GoDpIs, Auct de IL
TRUSTEES sALE OF A SMALL.
IL FARM IN SYDNEg-in pursuance Of deed
Of trust made to the subscriber by Eorborrs E
su'ton dated on the 3ls. of August is47, and duly
OF record in the Clerks Office of Helrico County
Court, ne viii otfeI for ssa, TO tae highest bidder
Tor cash, On the premises, on Friday, the l7th
day OF December next, at the hour ef 3H o'clock,
+ M II tsir II not, the next fair day, a. the same
hour, the lot OF land and buildings thereon, now
in the occupancy Ut said sutton lying on the West.
ham road, In the town OF Sydney, and supposed TO
contain eight acres, or two squares Of four acres
each. JOHN l. MARIE. Trustee
Sale TO be conducted by w GoDD1N, AucL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-14

" AT AuCTION.-i viii sell the balance Of my
stock Of Clothing at cost Tor lew weeks, and the
remaining stock will oe sJla at Auction. Cali at
50 aid 90 MsiQ ST. eat, enc secure your Ch!istra as
cut while you have the chance rs per cent.
saved By purchasing ct HYNEMAE'S, az The stock
Of G0ocs must positively be sold. Black, blue,
brown Frock and Dress Goats; Beaver aud Pilot
O7ercoats; 1860 pr Pants, 200O Vests, ell of which
will sell a: hrst cost
Do not forget that the place ia 80 ard IS Main
street.
T.. t2Im+ I EpgTS HyyFS31y prap,;.snr
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BY AIexnuder rotr O. 90,

our EVENING SALES viii oe Continued
" unIu the season closes, commencing at seven
O'Clock, at which time Ill cell from the she,v e.
III ots 10 suit purchasers, good selection Of piece
and cot dry Sauda. hardware cutlery, guns, pistols
gold anc SILVER Watches and clocks and time pieces
OF every description Also general sssortlEeut Of
tcncy goods. ALIEN MOTT d CO,
10 Aucnonsers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-14

GsAHu E1I& SAi.E.--A very desirable farm,
4 WE Mn, II Ia o. the c;g vi EichmJ ms, il
the equity Of Cde, teif.id IS offered for sale The
Farm cgatajus 40 acre, 40 GcTts OF which Is
cleared and il AiE1 state oi cultivation, and the
balance heavily ilino, re IN oaG ana pine. Inere
is CA tie premises Il very a. &g it-rg. nswiy
painted erd repaired, ana ali Inc necessary OFT
nouses II i situate near hosher's Dam en- runs
gloug James htver ME and 4 half; anu has IN
excellent ian dug, where tha ar.est boats on l4c
canal can aggTJe "a without off uity Ihe greater
portion Of lie injured land benz a. the Tg=r
ana the La lii be easily urCJ= 3 ID 4 arl I'D.
Tie terms be made accommodating Any
person desiring 10 purchase III obtain any inloI.
in4tion ~ applying to Z. B. TYLER Bus.n Bank, or
t. the subscriber, on the premises.
de lido WA. H. DUVAL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-14

Ts.UTICE.-L. Is FAhksWCkIH would call
IL special attention t0 Il Ics u superior Havana
and Principe Cigars, just received Also, q
large lot OF Domestic Cigars, which be viii warrant
to compare with those Ct the best manufacturers
in this county. alt OF which ho viii se! upon tho
most reasonable terms for cash, at No Il Main
street lew doors below the Old Aarxet.
de l3-6.+
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BALT:Mo2E, C. l3,-salea Q. SO bbls Flour At
SA 20 = ), Wheat Unchanged WA,.a Corn, 81
c. ) How 81 - 20 cts.
fEw York Dc I3-Flou; arrae. tu: not 81
vaacad. sales of 5000 bvslera was.srn white
Wncettt 81 20, Cora s.eedy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-14

- Hs. Ann Z. DAVIS: Dear Friend.
ISE riaaes send By the bearer, Two GotLes
more Of your COugh Liixir. bly, isst supply
Is nearly exhausted, ana never ike 10 be without
it in the house. Il is up. ards OF twelve years
sill ce firas made trial Of it, ad have taken 1t
neatecly giLce "a cases OF cold and cough and have
also imiuistered il 10 other members III my fami
ly-lny children in palticular-with the must lap
Nv effect / have tried nearly all the cough RENE.
dies OF the day ard have no hesitation in sayiag
thai 5e!iege yoa:s 70 be the most valuable pre-
paratiun Ut the kind now in use, and family
maciciGe almost indispensable. therefore take
grea' pt.asu,e in rec, rnrnendiDg it TO the cons-
Gc..,e AID patronage CT the public.
Very respectfully, your ob'L eery';.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-14

TO iIIs Manufacturors.-ihe brands OF my
lat. Brother kCIGggX .1D!.,suG having Uaeu given
- Uy iltn The day p,eV.oGs t. lis death Ia the
uieseEce Of his wife Bn that gii, being recogn;s
aU.e ny law thisi n q NY not becoming tine
Ia clilser) 10 notify whoever nay become the pai-
cnaser OF the Russell Il Ho.insJ. brand, that the
ti:uI Of " Il K Robinson & Co intend esia b,shIng
tie ua.ne IF ore Of Cur concern, w Russell! Robin
son, AID inteLd putting up Tobacco in the same
manner in which we have always, as agents tor my
late b. other, put upthe Russell! q Robinson brand,
and giving the customers o. tne brand notice that
VIC tae as nts OF my late brother, and super
intended persGDaily The manufacture Of the Russ Ii
u Robinson brand.
De IO-t3s wa L. ROBINSON.