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ONE WEEK LATER FROM ENGLAND.

HALIFAX, Sept. 80.
The steamship Canada, with ons weeks
later advice from Liverpool, arrived al this
port this morning. She brings 1870 pas
sengers.
GENERAL INTELLIGENcE.-The London
Morning Herald is authorized 10 say that
Peru will resist any aggression on the Lo.
hos Islands, and that she has annexed it,
as we'll as all the Peruvian Islands, to the
main land, and has permanently fortified
the Lobos Island, and will suffer none Blu,
vessels under contract with the Peruvian
Government to load guano, and that all
others anchoring in the roadsteads Of the
Island will be coniscated, and if guano is
found aboard, the officers and crew will BIZ
prosecuted against for robbery.
The new Spanish war steamer. for the
defence OF Cuba. was launched on the
Thames.
The Bank Of England has declared a
semi. annual dividend of three and a halt
per cent. ~,
The difficulty between England and
Turkey has been settled.
The East India mail has arrived in Eng.
land. but brings no news of interest.
The Duke OF Wellington died OF appo-
plexy on the 18th inst; his funeral will be
a National affair. Prince Albert, the Duke
Of Cambridge. and Lord Fitzroy Somerset
are already named as his successors.
Lord Mahon is the Duke literary exec
utor.
The Marquis Of Douro, now Duke Of
Wellington, had arrived from Ostend.
The eleventh Of November is fixed for
the meeting of the British Parliament.
The new ship Of war, Windsor. carry.
ing l40 guns. was launched at Plymouth
on the 18th. in the presence OF thirty thou
sand persons.
The English papers publish the petitions
from Nova Scotia to the Queen on the fish,
cry question. The subject had however
lost its interest.
The prospect Of a submarine telegraph
line from England TO America via. Ireland,
Greenland and Labrador. had received a
further impetus, and the RICH, Of way had
been obtained from the Danish Govern.
ment. by the Messrs. Harrison.
Silver coin had become very scarce in
England, owing to the large expectation Of
it to New South Wales.
The English harvest is generally over.
and has proved very abundant.
A petition for the restoration of the En-.
pire was circulating among the poorer
classes in Paris.
In reply to an address in favor Of the
Imperial Regime, the French President
made Il e significant reply:
when the general interests are at stake
| will try and anticipate the public opinion.
but shall follow that opinion in the case of
any interest which may appear PERSONAL"
There is no truth in the report which
had been circulated, OF free trade between
England and France.
The publication Of five OF the Madrid
papers had been suspended, and the pub
fishers had been imprisoned.
lntrigues Of Sir Henry Bulwer, in Italy,
had caused some anxiety TO the Austrian
Government. and a reinforcement, of tine
garrison at Florence.
Great damage had been done to the vine.
yards in Sicily, by the eruptions Of Mt.
Etna.
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A CHANGE WORTHY OF RECORD
AWHIG PAPER IN KENTUCKY OUT
FOR PIERCE AND KING.

The Shelby Free Press, a new wing
paper, established less than one year ago
At Shelbysville, KY. at the masthead of
which one week ago, Aoated the names OF
ScoTT and GRAHAM. now comes TO our table
with the names OF PIERCE and KING proud.
" floating TO the breeze.
Here is its own account Of its conversion
from the party to interest Of the party Of
principse:-Statesman.
We are opposed TO the nomination Of
Gen. Scott. We regard him as unfit for
90 high q civil trust as that to which he
aspires, and dangerous in the extreme in
the position that he occupies. When he
received the nomination by the Baltimore
Wing Convention, we surrendered our edi.
torial chair to our Senior, intending to take
no part, in the contest; but we can no longer
cit idly by and see our columns devoted to
90 ignoble a service as the defence Of Gen.
Scott, and we have therefore taken Seniors
vacant seat and we now stand forth an
humble advocate of Franklin Pierce: de-.
termined henceforth to use our poor ability
in the cause Of the country TO which, we
owe our birth and to which we are bound
by every tie that is sacred. To day we
unfold the bannerof Pierce and King, and
raise our voice for the Constitution and the
Union.
To-day we declare our allegiance to
that party who are nobly struggling for the
perpetuity Of our glorious confederacy,
and have sworn to preserve ~inviolate the
Constitution that was bequeathed to us as
the best boon Of wisdom and patriotism Of
. Washington, a jefferson, and a Madi-
son. To-day we step fearlessly and freely
into the ranks Of that party who know no
North, no South, no East. no West, but
only for the UNION now and forever. To.
day do wo throw off all the shackels of
party, and offer up our prejudices on the
altar Of our country:
The time has arrived when the mere
name Of whigery can no longer sway the
patriotic Of our countrymen with tails.
manic power. The time has come for
bold, fearless, independent action-the die
is cast, the Rubicon past, and it is not now
. question merely Of Wing and Demo.
cratic rule-but Of Union or Disunion-ofj
peace and prosperity or anarchy and con-
fusion, darkness and terror. Hence it is
that we have taken our stand with the
Democratic party, and now call on you
u countrymen by every high and holy
consideration-by everything you hold
dear to Join US in our efforts to elect Pierce
and King; and if we triumph hope will
point with radiant finger to a bright and
peaceful future, and the dark clouds that
obscure our stars will be dispslled forever.
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Mexico, and Whigsery and Galphinism
will b numbered with the things that
were.
At the conclusion Of his remarks, Gen.
SHIELDS sat down, much exhausted. He
was frequently interrupted by hearty
cheers, and the utmost quiet and attention
were manifested throughout.
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DISTRICT ELECTORS.
DISTRICTS. DISTRICTS.
LIST, Charles Rule. 12,h, William Golden.
81, G. W. Stokes. 18th. Oliver Keyser,
I'd, RS. Cunningham, ll,h. Hugh J. ,Jewett,
4th. E"och G. Dial. lob. William Okey.
9Th. S. II S,eedman, l6h, C.H Mitchner,
9Th. Chas. J Ortun, i7th.C 7. McA,tor,
TIL, Joseph Kyle, 18Th. James Find ley.
sth. Franci. Cleveland, 18th. SD Harris. IT,,
9th, William Palmer, 20th. Eli 7. Wilder,
10Th. Benz F Johnson. 2ist, Elias H Haines.
llth, John B. Dumble.
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Wing loss FL

Thus the matter stands, democratic vote
increased 5o4. wing vote decreased arse,
and 20, 1903 votes thrown away on the dem.
ocratic bolter, almost enough boltersto beat
the wing. and yet as it requires a majority,
the regular democratic nominee is not
elected by the people.
Now if whiggery a lie and deceive
their voters into the belief that they stand
even a respectable chance of having a cor
poral's guard in Maine, under this state OF
the case, so be it; ''drowning men catch
at siraws," but straws will not keep them
up, or 'feathers'' either, though they do
make q s.iuss."-StaLeSman.
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MAINE ELECTION.

The New York Tribune publishes the
Maine election returns with the following
comments:
awe give below the returns, nearly com.
plete. from 1923 towns and plantations in
this State. In these the majority against
Hubbard (the regular Democratic candi.
date) is ll,438, and the net loss from the
last election is 1908"
What are the facts relative 10 this cleo
ton? Immediately under this declaration
the editor publishes the following figures:
Hubbard. dem. $4,000
Crosby, wing 1890
Chandler, dem. boiler 49,. 2O,803
Now by adding the wing vote and the
democratic vote given 10 the boiler, the
regular democratic candidate is beaten
1898. But the regular democratic candi-
date beats the wing 1880. and adding
the vote of both the democrats together it
stands as follows:
Democrats. So .603
wings. 27,99o
Wing minority ...... 3l,6l3
So much for whiggery, so far. But says
the editors, Hubbard's net loss is 1908.
Now let US see the figures Of this year and
last year as published in the same wing
paper:
Hubbard, (this year) ~. $4,000
Hubbard, (last year) ..... 1926
Dem. gain 5o4
Instead Of a net loss on the democratic
vote Of 1908; we have a gain Of 5o4 votes.
Now let us look at the wing vote of this
year and last year:
Crosby, (whig. this year, 1890
Crosby, (whig, last year. -. 3o,752
Wing loss 2.762
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SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
wOODsFIELD, OHIO, OCT. o, 1889.
D DEMOCRATIC TICKET
D DEMOCRATIC TICKHT.
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
Gen. FRANKLIN PIERCE,
OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM R. KING,
OF ALABAMA.

SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
WASHINGTON MCLEAN, Of Hamilton Co.
BARNABUS BURNS, of Richland Co. &
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Judge of the Supreme Court,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-26
E ARGE STOCK OF FINE FURNI
rTIpE CPEATI pEDIICEn

"a TURE, AT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES, No SO Main street.-The subscriber, intend
ing TO close his ware fooms on Main street, offers hi,
stock of Furniture very reduced prices consisting
Of handsome parlor, chamber and dining room Furni-
ture of good quality. among which will be found
Cottage Chamber Sets, a full suite of Furniture
Marble and mahogany top Dressing Cabinets
Rich mahogany and black walnut Wardrobes
Sofas, Tete Tetes, Ouomans, Rocking Chair
Mahogany parIor Chairs, cane seat Chairs
Mahogany and black walnut French and Cotsse BED.
seads
Secretaries and Book Cases, Writing Desks
Mahogany and walnut Washstands, open and en-
closed
Plain and Dressing Bureaus, of all sizes :
Fine mahogany Extension Tables, Leaf Tables
A great variety of hildrens Chairs and Sofas
Persons in want of Furniture will find it to their
advantage to examine the above stock, it will be of
fered at very low prices.
GEOJMz FIR
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-26

ED resides in the city Of Richmond, in the State oil
ty OF Amelia in the same State. and whose names are
hereto signed. have formed limited partnership, 10
LIAM EGGLESTON," who is the general partner
and who is to transact the business OF the partnership
The said Egbert G Leigh is the special partner, and
has contributed the sum Of three thousand five hun
lure Of the business be transacted is that of Groce
ry and Commission business. The place OF said bu.
siness is the said city Of Richmond and the duration
OF the partnership Is for three years, commence on
the Doth day of March 1852 and terminate the Goth
day OF March, 1855, unless sooner dissolved by law
Made and signed by US, this, 18th dav of February,
1852. VIM. EGGLESTON,
e. q. LEIGH.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-26

I - AMERICAN HOTEL, RICHMOND
| Ell Va. The subscriber begs to inform his friends
and the travelling public, that the American Hotel has
Just been elegantly rehited and furnished 10 the most
costly manner The situation of the house is unsur-
passed, being on Main street. fronting the Capitol and
commanding fine view of the James river and the
| surrounding country.
Having had the experience of several years at Jones'
Hotel Philadelphia the undersigned his patrons
that no trouble expense shall be spared make tie
American all that first ella ss hotel should be.
feb 7-l4m" ]. MlLDEBERGER SMITH.
RACON d. BASKERVILLE are receiving
ID for sale
100 bags Laguayra Coffee
| so do Mareabo do
IS boxes Hulrs patent aud Adamantoe Can
100 S SSis Coffee shsar
20 tierces Porter
tierces India Ale
tons Blistered Steel
Pimento, Pepper, Teas, Paper. Hoop Iron
Starch, Candle Wick and Plough Lines
SUPERIOR COFFEE sUGAR.-5o bbls
~ receiving, per steamer
EpACOB SIDES hhds, dry brightmddIing
f u FRY & McCANDLIsH.
u EMoNs.-5ob boxes fresh Lemons, landing ana
will be added 'S our sale his merging
RIO COFFEE.-3o bags tor sale by
AH JOHN fl CLAIBORNE.
A DAMANTINE CANDLES.-3o boxes S.
lie IL JOHN H CLAIBORNE
THE GREAT BRITISH QUARTER
IL LIES AND BLACKWOOD'S MACHINE
NASH q WOODHOUSE,
l39 Main st., Richmond, Va, are agents for
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THE WESTMINSTER sREvIEw, Liberal,
and -
BLAcKwooD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
tTory)
These reprints have now been in successful operation
IN this country for twenty years, and their circulation
10 constantly on the increase notwithstanding the
competition they encounter from American periodicals
OF similar class, and from numerous Ecectcs and
Magazines made up of selections from foreign peodi-
Gals. This fact shows clearly the high estimation in
which they are held by the intelligent reading pub
lie, and lords guarantee that they are established
on hm basis, and will be continued without inter-
ruptien.
Although these works ere distinguished by the DO
ltca shades above indicated, yet but small portion
OF their contents is devoted TO political subjects. 1t is
their literary character which gives them their chic
value, and in that they stand confessedy far above all
other journals OF their class Blackwood still undet
the mastery guidance OF Christopher North, MAIN
aims It's ancient celebrity, and is, at this time,
ally attractive from the serial works of Bulwer and
other literary noabes written for that magazine and
first appearing in its columns both in Great Britain and
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| and "My Novel; (boh by Rulwer) "My Peuiosuaf
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I9s %
RICHMOND & DANVIbEE RAILROAD
CHANGE OLE HDIIRG


ON and after THURSDAY, the 10th February, 1852
" regular passenger train will run between Rich
mond and Jennings Ordinary, connecting at Jennings
Ordinary with Flagg Co.'S line of Stages for Burke
ville Farmve, Lynchburg, Halifax Court House, Dan
vile and Milton The train will stop for passengers
only at the following points Manchester Robious, Coal
Field, Tomahawk Powhatan Mattaox SCOTS Shop,
Amelia Court House and Wyanoke.
Leave Richmond four times a week. viz Monday,
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, t.-.-7 80 A NJ.
Returning, leave Jennings Ordinary, 10 so A. M.
Children over 3. and not IL years OF age half
price to any points except the two first named Ser
wants travelling by themselves must be furnished with
two passes that be retained in the Office and
it must be expressly stated the pass that they
permitted to go on the cars freight train will leave
Richmond every Wednesday. Parties forwarding
goods most have them the ground the previous
ming
N. B.-The Stage leaves Jennings Ordinary every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. at IL A NJ; and
turning meets the the point every Monday,
Thursday and Saturday.
For seats in the Stage to Lynchburg and intermediate
points, apply to the Agent at the Danvile Depot Rich
mond 70 ensure seats persons must be at the Office
and have their names entered twenty minutes before
the cars leave.
Passengers not providing themselves with tickets
and neglectng to have their entered the weigh
BILL will be considered way passengers and charged
an increased rate of fare.
fe 16 JOHN H. OSBORNE, Supt.
En PACKAGES LOAF, CRUsHED
eBU and Powdered Sugars
so boxes Elkinton'a Tallow Candles
25 bbls pure Cider Vinegar
100 Nova Scotia Grindstons
terces prime Rice
Landing, for sale by
f. H. SKINKER,
fe 20 No IS Pearl street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-26
MEUSICAL.-P. II. TAYLOR is now OPEN

MEUSICAL.-P. II. TAYLOR is now OPEN
I'VE ing:
PIANO STOOLS AND CHAIRS, Of rosewood
caell, velvet needle work plush, hair cloth, &c.
GUITARS of American, and Paris manufacture, from
Martin and other celebrated makers.
MELODEONS of Al and octaves.
FLUTENAS AND ACCORDEONS, IRON Parls]
the best assortment ia the state.
VIOLlNS AND FLUTES, OF every variety.
Strings for all instruments, music Tor Pianos and
Guitars PHI TAYLOR,
Piano and Music Warehouse,
oos 160 Main st. opposite the Banks.
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- DENERS
The American Muck Book treating of the nature
properties history and operations of the prn
clpal fertilizers and manures in USE with spe
elc directions for their preparation preservation ant
application to the soil and to crops; combined witt
the leading principles OF practical and scientific agrcul
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The Muck Book contains great deal of valuable
matter. This has been drawn from large number O
the best authorities the subjects indicated in the
ttle the numerous analysis of plants and manures
particularly valuable, and not to be found in any
other single treatise. Those who wish to advance to
wards perfection in the saving manufacturing ant
Judging the comparative value of manures and in ap
plying them with the least possible waste to crops will
lind IN TINS book vast magazine of suggestions and ad
vice. worth many times its cost and the labor of perusa
ALBANY CuHirat0r
Brownies American Poultry Yard-$l.
Brownies American Bird Fancier-5O cents
Cottage and Farm Bee Keeper-50 cents
Aliens American Farm Book-$l.
Aliens Domestic Animals-75 cents
Won Thaer's Agriculture-S2
Beatties Southern Aericulture-Sl
Johnstons Agricultural Chemistry-s1 as
Johnst0ns Practical Agricutue-75 cents
Fessendens Complete Farmer and Gardener-Sl 81
Youatt and Martins Treatise on Cattle-sl Is
Youatt on Sheep-75 cents
Garfield on Sheep-S1
Youatt on the Pig-50 cents
Buist's Kitchen Gardener-75 cents
Hoare's Treatise on the Grape Vine-5O cents
Chemistry made easy for Farmers-25c cents
SINNERS Elements of Agrcutare-25 cents
Stephens Book of the Farm, complete with notes by
the late John skinner, 1000 pages-s4
Danas Prize Essay on Manures-25 cents
Miners Bee Keepers Manual-9l
Danas Muck Manual, new edton-$1
The Farmers Companion by Bue-75 cents
Rulin on Calcareous Manures-65 cents
Downng's Horticultulist, vols, bound-93 50 De
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Colemans European Agriculture and Rural Econo
my.
farmers Guide to Scientific and Practical Agricul
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All important Agricultural Works received and sol,
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-26

RUTTER-30 kegs prime Goshen Butter, in store
des CHAs. T. WORKMAN & co.
CATALOGUE OF GARDEN SEED1
~ warranted fresh and genuine, obtained from he
celebrated seedsmen, r Sinclair Jr., u Co. Balti-
more, sold by ROBERT r DUvAi' DN'''
lS5 Main street, under the American Hotel.
These Seeds are Of the finest quality, and such as
VIII recommend themselves. They are from one of
| the best seedsmeni in this country.
ARTICHOKE-Gree Globe.
ASPARAGUS Giant
BEANs-Red Marrow, Six Weeks. White Kidney,
BEETs7Lo Blood. Early Turuip, White su.
BRoI9CTGO GO Purple. Large Purple Cape.
CAULIFLOWER-Earl and Late.
Iat Dutch, extra, Drum Head Purple Green Curled
savoy, Drumhead Savoy, Early Sugar Loaf, &c.i
CELERY Whlet Solid, Red Solid. NIT ~S'''e
CRESS-Broad Leaf Garden
.CUCUMBER-Early Frame, Long Green, Cher.
CoRN-Eary Tuscarora, Early Sugar, Six Weeks
EGG PLANT-Purple.
NAsTu f1iIfsI ''''s''
ONlON-Whte and Red
PARSLEY-Cu
PARSNlP-Cup, Large Dutch
PEAS-!Sncair's extra early, Bishops early Dwarf .
Dwarf Blue Prussian, Dwarf. Green ImperiaI Dwarf
Marrowfat -.
PEPPER-Bull Nose. Cayenne, &c
RADDISH-Long Scarlet, Salmon, red and wbta
Turnip 'N
RHUBARB-For tarts
SALSlFY-or Oyster Plant
SPlNNACH-Round Savoy
SQUASH-Early Bush &c.
IOMATO-Large Red, extra
TuRNlP-Red Top, White Flat, Dale,s Hvbrid.
Large Norfolk, Ruta Baga, &c.
Also-SWEET AND POT HERB SEEDS.
FLOWER SEEDS fine assortment
BIRD SEED, LUCERNE, GRASS SEEDS
&C. e 5
-EN FOR BOSTON.-.rhe fine schr TYROY
szaSA Captain Strout, having the most of her CARGO
engaged will be ready TO receive freight on Monday
he 9Th instant For balance OF freight 200 packages
tobacco apply to ROBT. RANKIN,
te4 Corner 22d and Water ss
ES EGALIA AND HAVANA SEC
Ma OF superior aality, for sale low TO elise inval
ees by JOHN II CLAIROoNE
ia 90
HACON sHoULDERS.-3o hhds. old sho lid
Es ers, bright aud sound, for sale BY
ie JOHN II. CLAIBORNE
III Ass.s.-500 kegs Nails the best brands. frog,
3to 40 dyr including fence and tobacco box aud
ng, for sale by
Eaf' IA E. H. SKINKER.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-26
. PIANO FORTES, GUITARS
S2&4&&4 &c p III IN VI .0R ic oarAtar4i.1 "a.

&C.,. II. IA LOR is constantly re-
z . Y q Uceiving supplies of superior Plane Forte
,,x, from the extensive manufact ,lies
NUNNS q CLARK, and A. Fl. GALE & co.
New York. The Pianos OF the above celebrated ma
kers are well worth the attention ofthe public as pos
sessing all the best qualities of the best akers They
have been sold with ente satisfaction purchasers Tor
more than fifteen years at his Piano Forte and Music
" Warehouse, and though taken from large numbe-
constantly being manufactured, there no particular
selection made in them for their remarkably rich tones
ties are peculiar to all the instruments of the firms
above mentioned. Purchasers will derive no advan-
tagefrom going North as am prepared to sell on as
accommodating terms as can be had any where. NV
assortment comprises instruments of 6, 81 and oc-
taves The latter are confidently offered superior tt
any tor sale in Richmond, Va. MeIodeons furnished
to order and at short notice, on favorable terms.
Martins unrvalled Guitars, with large assortment,
o1mpored instruments, plain and inaid, and ranging
in prices from S5 to $50 constantly on hand together
with musical instruments and merchandise in great va
ety, and Tor sale at the only Music Store in the CITY,
l60 Main street,
GU Opposite the Banks
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-26

TX Bbls. Isle of Wight Apple Brandy. just received
1p per schooner, Packet of superior quality, for
sale by JAS WINSTON.
fah II
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-26
10 ARCHITEET S.

EpLANS. Specifications and estimates of cos are
j. invited until the first day of March, Tor three Mar
eut market house on II ST eet, 300 feet by g.
extending from Main to Franklin street Another oil
same dimensions, on 9th street, between Bfoad and
Marshall streets, asched in the across market
alley; and the third. Pegetabls Market House to be
erected the ot 18th street, north oil Fank~
lin street, 50by 80 feel
The sum of one hundred and fifty dollars will be paid
Tor the plan, Specifications and estimates adopted by
the City Cnunei The specifications to be accnmpanied
with complete and detailed working plans, with drec.
tons for building, &c.
For further Information, persons disposed to make
plans requested to apply in person or hy letter to
he subscriber SAML. b. DENOON,
Chairman Special Committee on Markets.
feb Ibid
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-26

Corporation of Richmond-To wit:
a. James Evans, justice OF the peace for the corpo-
ration aforesaid, in the State of Virginia. do certify
that William Eggleston and Egbert G Leigh, whose
names signed to the writing above, bearing date
on the 4th day of February, 1882 have acknowledged
the same before me, in my corporation aforesaid
Given under my hand, this 4th day of February
1852. JAMES EVANS. p