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Sides sold early in the week at 100 y b Hams have
continued to SELL in moderate parcels at SOLE p Is for
plain and bagged to extra Sugar-cured. Lard. in the
early part If the week rather active prices
h"en friu NE ,;les embrace 1000 bbs terccs at
S1ss5a; ? fb for large lots and s7r PRIME in
moderate parcels and $500 kegs at stss2as for No.
to prime, including 800 bbls S yesterday 10 bbls
at 81, and 1900 kegs prime at exc p b.. Western
Butter has generally sold at Hob and Cheese at 7t
y Ii.
RECEIVE have noticed but limited ira in this
article at 35e q b. holders generally asking 35ss and
some even 31<t p b for the best.
WHISKY-There has been very little animation in the
Whisky during the week and the sales limited
to $500 bbls at 176D171se p gallon for Rectfed
171lD175s for Mathers extra and 49, for Raw.
BAGGING AND ROPE--The principal sales of this
article during the week have been 800 pieces Kentucky
Bagging 1917 300 coils Rope at and 800 coils at &c.
alt cash and 235 coils Missouri Rope &C. six months
also yesterday, 100 pieces at 12 and us coils at 5s
cash.
GUNNY BAGs-We have heard of no transactions Of
any moment in this article The last sale that noticed
was at $40 for bales.
sALT-several cargoes have arrived. and we have
ced sales of 1925 sacks Liverpool at Gao for and
10 for fine $500 at about the The rates from
second hands 747Se for coarse, and u }aGD909 q
sack for fine. delivered.
COFFEE-There has been only moderate demand for
Coffee during the week. and the sales limited to about
5000 bags Rio s2409f 2 Ii for old crop and e1409s
for new cargo Of 55l7 bags has arrived from Rio
Janeiro during the week. making the direct imports since
the of September 23707 bags The stock in all hands
last evening was about 10000 bags.
CANDLEs-The demand continues limited, and we
have noticed only few sales of Star Candles at 1818e
p tb.
HAY-we have noticed few sales including, on Thurs
day. 90 tons Western at SIG so p ton.
LIME-The rates from second hands are 81 600S1 n
| u Dbl for Western and Thomaston.
LEAD AND HEMP-We yet hear Of nothing doing in
| these articles in cur market,
TALLoW-We have heard Of no sales Of this article.
FRFIGHTs--The receipts Of Produce being large with
but limited amount Of tonnage in port the rates both
foreign and coastwse have continued TO improve There
have been engagements at eed for Cotton
Liverpool and several at 316 to Antwerp and Rouen
Ike to Trieste and st. Petersburg 20 to Boston New
| York, etc Yesterday ship taken fer Antwerp al
lac for Cotton and two for Havre at u of cent
/ EACHANGES-Thereh has been good demand for do
nestle bills but Sterling and Francs have been in less
| quest. We now quote:
SleiliHs' AVo zaDIos14
'o']',Uo r
NewYork sixty-day Bills. p ct. disc
sight Checks on Network. parfOI p CT disc
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON Cry.
Friday Evening, April 2, 1852
Arrived during the last week 695 Western Beeves 4s9
Hogs $50 Sheep. ~ Mich Cows and 1888 Calves The
offerings Of Beef Cattle during the past week have been
mostly very moderate and the market in favor of holders
The supply of Sheep is but scant with slow market
There Texas Cattle in market and moderate stock
Of Cows ard Hogs. Veal Cattle is scarce.
-PRIcEs-
BEEF CATTLE (Western) .61a0714c p ID net
=. (Texas). ............... 10 p II net
Hoes. 6G061sc p fb net
SHEEP So 50d)S4 25 p head
Mich S256D $50 . head
CALVES WARNINGS. So 50(0S9 80 p head
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE DAILY CRESCENT, /
Saturday Morning April 3, 1852
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Ship MddleseI Paine, Boston, Geo w Hynson
Ship Judah Touro, Lewis, Liverpool, l. Ii Gale
Ship Ashland, Stone Liverpool, |. II Gale
Mex Aparaciia. Espnola, Csmpeachy,
Schr Edw Barnard Stone, Apelnehcoa E G Rogers eco
Schr Martha, Weber, Pensacola Hurley
ARRIVED.
Steamship louisiana Iawe from Inliano via Galveston to Harris
d MUrgan--lst dist
Br bri6 Albion Diseol Cork, ballast master dist
brig Legender, Aiunas days Matsnza ballast
I'D dist.
seh Bradford Holey, days Apaaicoa ballast,
ter--Basin.
sehr Chpoa Baksney days from Apaaehieola to maeBasu
Sclr Mary Ellen Clark Pensacola, masterBan
Sehr Lois Pennel days from Pensacola, masterBasn.
Scr Mara johnson, days from Pensacola masterBas.
Steam b oats.
Anna, johnson, from Bayou Gro.seTete.
A Fusie Denslow, from Attakapas
Bee Gasscock, Bayou de GLAZE.
Gypsy, IRE, from Bayou
Iowa MorehOuse, from St Louis
Natcnez No ., feathers. from Vicksburg
Rosa, Greig. from Aakapas.
Sy1Onia, Berrier, from Washington.
Tuscumbia, johnson, Letiore.
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Taxes in California are getting to be very
The for the ensuing year upon real
and personal property it is stated will be 40 per cent
higher than they were last year.
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SHERIFF-S SALE

SHEHIFF 8 SAIE.
Firth DIsrErcr Coz CITIZENS BANK or louisiana vi,
NsToKLssss MRS. AUGUSTINE AUgJ;STa MI oNs
Wife o. Hf POLITE TRICoU. No. 5f49.
pY VIRTUE Of writ Of seizure and sale to
~ directed By tie Honorable FNh District for. 81 s
Orleans Ia tho sbove<sniled will proceed 70 eli At pab.a
suction the Rotds Of he City Eshngs is strse bsfrser
s'clcek Ms - ~ ' " '"
LOT OF sRpJNIi together with idins. and Improvement.
.hrrs1n, ard all the 81 bst hcuhts rusrg 81 vstr II
The deeds Of sale uet possession ressrns
The portion north pnba road Inches public
and the Eryhsr shd Poi Streets running
parallel lines to Victory street. On Which has front Of 81 feet s
inches; bounded abo-
below by the property Widow having depth
inches and lines tie r portion pnbc
road trout of the described poro said public
+ the ver.
Said improvement consisting of ONESToRY FRAME HOUSE
ASDkITChES covered with haglea, fronting Iyse, md
TWO-STGRY FRAME KITCHENS, shingles
ing passage opening IN Victory
, And hundred fifty SHARES capital said
citzens' Bank Of louisiana property,
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms cash On the spot JAMES p. FRERET,
ru41 lana firs
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English, French and American CALI
Goes;
A complete assortment OF Eneliah,
German and French Hosiery;
Superior white and colored Silk
Hose and Half Hose.
GLOVES AND AiyTTS.
Buck ,Chamois, Kid, Cashmere, SILK,
( Filostlti and Fiiet, of every de-
scription.
| LACE GOODS.
A large and elegant assortment Of
| Valenciennns, English, French and
1 German Laees, and do. Embroiie-
ries,
Superior s-la and 1874 Linen Sheet
:. inss;
/, Da,nask Table Linens snd Napkins,
new and splendid styles;
!, IL Irish and German Linens and
Lawns;
Li'sen Cambria Hdkt-, plain
Embroidered and colar.i Jorierei
i Curtain STUFF, embroidered Lace
and Muslin. Silk and WOODEN
/ D..rnazl, etc.
tLAN iAlltf AAti>.
! Heavy herseys, i.owe.s, Liuseys,
] Jesns, Deniss, Stripes AND Cox
tonades;
Super French Bed Bi4nkcts;
Heavy Gniner phlntstn do, very
superior.
call the sllsntion OF faetors all plan
use. n ts very complete, mi the
,rest care and judgment, the r, salt Of
~. - r
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The steamship Louisiana passed, miles of the Pass
a schooner with her
EXPORTS.
hs ISL b ihp rs m So sss hP as s
ham. II bbl 100 do OIL IFS rolls leather $50 hides
LIvERPOOt-Per ship Judah Touro: bales
LlvERrooIe-rer ship Ashanti 1850 bales cotton.
CANPEACYPer shr Apraea 200 b -four 20 bbs bresd IS
kegs butter, IS bss cheese, 80 pkgs mdse.
APALACHCoLA-Per sohr bacon
-four 70 do whisky IS do potatoes SIS bbs h pork % hhd'
PENsAcoLA-Per sehr 100 pork -four
sack.
IMPORTS
steamship suniries to Witherel &co
APALAcHIcoLA-Per chpoa; b1s mase Rogers Geo.
PENsACoLA-Per schr Mary Elem $4,000 lumber to
Simpson &eo.
PENsAcoLAPer scf Lois: a bales Ward onas17
hides iurley-so do, order--soooo feet lumber, MASTER
G Pecey &co--l70 hides Goldsmith &co.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
ST ssr. I SssS 10 49, lis ar 20 al a III
20, Lyman Scot S -four Marsh Raniets
do Eager &C. sk bacon G@nnoy p do s
Beatty Lgge -four shorts, Kennedy
ssis
Wit s' hi"e Go DO Bsy Wilson fs tS5Sn
Total 1857 bales
&c S's : @ to H
Aeo6s Felewes &eo-6a Wright Williams &So5s Beck
sp fsSleI $seg5 rayns
M"f Ssi s s poo Ssgsa
Total, ISL bales
BA A. Pr T steamer Bee S 6as. cotton RGT
Eren Sco2I do G9aran ksrr,s hhds pasqae ksS
ss S's g
cotton 1893 hhds sugar, 50 hbls inol"sses
IS fas RSs af Rs% ' F %Sfsss
Cotton 5fSf sHss Fss de- G i 1
Pay obt Sqso do q bbs mGaases q bales cotton to onran
ii Gales i shds - GS
ssa aa s osRsy Gae ossi a,
bSs ms' swneX do n o,do do s
loves do Henderson Pae-6 hhd sugar Marineax
hi rs fg Re % 1ai s II 81 III
ssy Do e'
H. Mss SSrs CO.. & do d DO P4s 9s Ss 1
hf bbls mcasses 59l hbds sugar.
s,a sss rss IS 9 P ~ IN
si .f
bis Sassss Wright w Rs. S
N has . hsa, S0 s. ; SS
FsS: a" f s s ss T sse,
Byns st hhds sugar s 5avs Ns
at 81.
hhds sugar, bales moss order-To,al,
EFORE-Pe Tuumba bales cotton Payne Ila
do Wright Williams &co57 BHehannon, Carroll &co
McIemore Cun Davis Titus dcos5
Buckner Thornhi MclhennyI4
Peliowes 6co-72 Conney6s McFae do
Cooper aco-2O Bande Williams Aeo-9 Walker &co-l6
cromwel-ls Lowe Paison &celo Lowe Pa.tson coll Be-
Cleveland, Bros &eo9 Watt DeSaules-9 NesOn &co5 A
Wright &co9 Bubrdge Adamsl Mckee, Buckley cosundri
| to order-Total, 2096 bales cotton.
Il PASSENGERS.
steamship Louisiana, from Indanoa GavestouD Page
lady, Rddel and lady, Thumond and lady Mrs Damn Mrs. oBre
Miss Brcos Mrs Rugs and child Savage and lady Mrs Cas'ani
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CONSTABLE'S SALE
SECOND Jus1eE's CounrIP IRWIN MARY DEFLouNpERs.
NKwORLEASs. f. W. No. f3h4s.
DY VIRTUE of writ of alias feri faeias to
directed by the Honorable j. T. Winter Second Justice Of
Parish of Orleans the above entitled will
public the Poys John
Streets on SATURDAY, April 5, 1853, at " o'clock
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
mbsa s. tt '-' A''' - GEORGE F. PEARSON, conatable
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Louisiana from and PsSs and
Cunningham, Mrs Settle Mrs STILL Milton M Barton
Miss Brisco Mrs Rnge and child Savage and lady Mrs
Willis Block, Hoyt Fuller Rhode Parish Norris Eromm Ewn
Bee Capt Forbes Penny, BAe Lewis W Thaye Capt Mckay
Fontr, MGah Rosole. Fellens, Misnry McNey, Metie
Nril--u md unl erk,
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET,

CORRECTED DAILY BY W. W. WHITE l. CO..
xchange Office % Camp street Of Common street
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-Tenth night of
- Of the invisible RAyEL FAMILY Triumphant Success Of
RED GNOSIE ANOTHER NEW BALLET SATURDAY April
sTne piece Of CROSSING THE Line By the Drnmstc Com
pans. which, the Bale. Of EoPEMENf RETURN 70
THE VILLAGE the Raye Famy To be followed by Ex
PLOTS THE TIGHT ROPE BY Gabriel Rsvel francois Rarl
the RED GNoME AND WHITE WARRIOR, by the Falniy
assi-sd by the best Ballet Corps in this country
IF sundayGrnnd Entertainments by the Ravel Family. ap3
DLACIDE'S VARIETIES, Gravier street.
Il SATURDAY EVENING, April will be presented the Cone
TWO Mr. iiolaadi John
Wright; Mrs. Bonnysje Mrs MVieker; Helen Miss Mu
Patty Mrs Reevs After which the Ballet Of CALfPH OF
BAGDaDFaroun. Mons 3lenplair Azehe Mime. Monpsr; Bali
Corty Ballet Troupe Conclude with the Fairy
Dream KEARNEYLynch, Mi. Myers Lany Mr. English
nAN RICE'S CIRCUS, on st. Charles street,
opposite Pedido WEEK BUT ONE OF
SEASON. which this truly splendid Troupe will be united to the
Corps THE HPPoDRo preparatory to the leaving for the
country.
" open hapas o'clock performance
O'clock ...
Aimon-Dress Circle and Parquette Fifty Cents Pit, Twenty
five Cents.
Office open till o'clock, chairs secured. mh6
W7ONDERS OF THE NINETEENTH CEN
wv TuRY!-Will be exhibited Aroiy Hail. Tuesday sth,
RossITER's GREAT HISTORICAL PAINTINGS THE RETURS
OF THE DOVE TO THE ARK; THE TRIUMPH OF FAITH,
and MIRIAM EXULTING OVER THE DESTRUCTION OF PHA-
RAOi'S HOST.
ss Open from a. NJ. Admission only Fifty Gents
Children. price. Season Tickets Dollar apps 1t
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sHERIFF's SALE.

SHEKIFF'S SALE
oy NswoELEAss. II No. sTss
Rf VIRTUE of writ of ieri faeias to me
directed BY the Honorable District Court New
Orisan snle Proceed p4nle
ton in the Rotna Of csy street.
CLaret Royal seeta SATURDAY April g. 1859, mt 10
o'clock NJ
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, TOGETHER WITH THE
BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS thaesnto belonging
the suburb Deord, the Municipality
bounded by Jas and Phppa Walk
Landing designated
ded plan r. Deiafed
Of March, 1881 and deposited the ohce Of g. r. strinfe
Public this city Said lots adon
each feet front Jris
hundred sndt twenty in depth. a.'E
THE BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS Of
ONE Two STORY BRICK HOUSE, TWO TWO s-fNtY BRICK
KITCHENS AND ONE ONE STORY FRAME HOUSE
Seized the
TsHHsTs the second aud Lat tn property
will be defivey adudisste thu highest and last
Will bring twelve months credit the
bond with good and solvent security bearing
and special uogage the sold until final
JAMES p. FRERET,
mhlb % 81 ape Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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FIRST CoURTI ANTOINE scIEFFINO vs. RAMON
NRwoRLKAss 0NNET-. No T3ae-
pY VIRTUE Of writ of seizure and sale to-
l. directed the Honorable the District Ner
leans he above entitled cause will proceed to sell at pnt auction,
the City Exchange
Royal TUESDAY May IL O'clock NJ
A LOT OF GROUND. sabutb AZ this city,
square bounded by Rampant St Claude ST. Philip and Dua-
designated by number plan drawn by j. Tsnne
the city the 18Th June and Sed passed
before Michel de AInas, Notary in this city. Said lot
tbrtyfve Philip street, by deph
thence the said lot toward St ui
feet and has seroud dvph Of fysx feet by width the
whole or less.
Together all the BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS thereon,
dependencies, rights privileges thereto belonging,
which BUILDINGS HOUSE, bRICkEp. between
also KITCHEN, STABLE. etc.
Seized in the above suit
TERNs-Th purchaser the payment Of ssn0 the
uual perpetual ground the the per
all the other bgaons Relating sad
ground and the balance OF the price Of
cash the spot. JAMES P FREkET
apps Is % Inyi Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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part Of the following, viz:
Super Broche Antique Silks;
Colored Armure Silks;
Striped Tafets Silks;
High colorei plain Pault de Sole;
Black Brpcads Faconnee
Extra rich and Embroid'i Faconnee;
Changeable and Chene Faconnse
Embroidered ps.mash and plain
Poult de Sole;
Extra rich Changeable and Chame.
leon Pcrlt de Sole;
Small plaid high eolored do, 10
misses;
Marrellines and Florences, of ever,
shade and color;
White aud colored Sstins;
A few pieces superior heavy blsel
and cclnt-d watsred Pcult de Sole
ColoFed Silk VeiyeLs;
Rich Chene Satin striped and plilif
Cashmere d'Ecosse
French snd English Merincs, Nous
saispea Il. lAiEs and Alpacas, soil,
eolofs, Of every variety Of shade
Plain, striped and plaid Poplinsi
Superior hlack and eolored plain am
figured Canton Grapes;
A large assortment of white Hut
eolured embroidered and fl,iil
Grape Shswls, some extra rich;
Merino, Cashmere and heavy ricl
silk shawls;
Rich pisii Raw Silss;
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IMPORTS.

IMPg1tTS.
and Glider eco.
APALAcEICoLA-Per schr Chpoa bxs mase Rogers Geo.
PENSACoLPer schr Mary Elem $4,000 feet Of lumber
Simpson &co.
PENSACOLA-Pe schr Lois IA bales Ward Jonas-7
hides Hurley-90 do orderS0000 feet lumber,
PENSACoLAPer scr Maria $4,000 lumber, ahs
C Pecley &eo--l70 hides Goldsmith &co.
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MEMORANDA,

G The steamship Louisiana passed, miles OF the Pass
a schooner with her nainInast gone
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The St. Louis Republican has received letters from Sam
ia FL to February 20 from which make the follow
ing extracts:
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NTEW GOODS.-P. w. W0ODLIEF, No. 13
street. has received per steamships Winfield Scott
Union and Empire City and by the sailing packets York B
STAPLE GOODS
style which WfoESAL TAIL
reduced prices. The stock
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porson Greene is still in the habit, sometimes,
- dowinp upon barrel of sermons. bequeathed him by
his father who was also minister Upon one occasion
he GOT hold of by mistake which the old gentle
@ had once preached to the State Prison convcts 1t
nnened we'll and the congregation were becoming deeply
Interested when all at the parson surprised them
;th tbe information that had it not been for the Gle
ancv of the Governor every of them woh hare been
Hanged a long time ago.
In Clymer, Chautauque county, Ny, few
DAVIS since an insane woman named Norris went to the
house of Mr. Alverez Pool neighbor selzed an hiat
another room dashed its brains out against the wa-s
frantic mother being unable to rescue it from the hanas
the maniac.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-14
TERMS
Daily RICHMOND T'JM les.

The DAILY TIMES is published at FIVE DOL
LARS per annum, provided payment be made at the
office OF by letter post paid in aduGnce, tvithn 80
days from the commencement Of the Subscriber gear
&c payment be not SO made within thirty days, SIX
DOLLARS will be charged, and in no Gaze whatever
will an exception be made to this rule.
ADVERIISING--Fo one square Of FIFTEEN
LINES or tess, first insertion SO cens and every
succeeding insertion 30 cents.
Thrice geek-for one square, first insertion 62s
cents; every succeeding insertion 37k cents.
Thrice aceek, or 0nce i1eek-For one square, first
Insertion IS cents every succeeding insertion SO cents.
Advertisements OF more than one square, will be
charged in the proportlon according to the num-
Der OF squares But il the advertisement exceed one
square, or any number Of full squares, by less than
eight Iines the additional lines will be charged
half square; if il exceed one square, any number of
full squares, by eight lines the additional lines will be
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 charged $50 for 80 lines and
that proportion for advertisements of greater length
and S30ior IS lines, and in that proportion for adver
hsements OF greater length; except Auctioneers, who
charged SiC0 paper ncuded) for all sales before
their doors.
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RIIRHER

ULCANEZ ED IEi}5A RUBBER
MACHINE BETTING, HOSE, STEAM
PACKING, &c.-Ths subscribers. agents for the
manufacturers, keep constantly hand iali and va
RED stock OF The above article.
The Betting has gained the entire confidence Of
consumers, and is unquestiouahy saoerior to any
other material for all open Belts especially for heavy
main belts and elevator straps. Tor the following rea
sons viz: it retains perfect equality OF width and
thickness heat unde3C0 degrees Fahrenheit Injuries
it, nor is II affected by cold dampness or water Il is
oil great strength and durability, dos not slip the
puies, consequently gain OF Is per cent IN uowe)
and lastly, the cost is much below leather.
The Hose iorf engines, gardens, factories brew
eiies, railroads, hotels and steamboats,, is unequaed
Il endures any degree Of heat under 500 degrees
qures cng, is perfectly lex be in Il weather, and
being entirely smooth inside will throw more water
and luther than leather OF the size. Il has been
extensively introduced ia all our principal Giles, aud
gives invarable satisfaction.
The Steam Packing is acknowledged by all practi-
cal men to be superior to any other substance Tor pack
ing about manhoe ies piston rods, steam Joints and
chests, cylinder heads, sutiing boxes, &c &C.
ln addition to the above lately received full supplies
OF Locomotive Hose for conveying water from the
Tenders a mos; excellent article Also, India Rub
Der Shoe Soes valuable comfort and health promote
ing article, TO which the attention OF shoe-makers is
particularly invited.
Orders will be promptly attended 10 by addsessn
WILLIAMS & BROTHER,
de % Richmond, Va.
a LBEMARLE fAND.-For sale, iract 9 (
"A about 525 acres. lying about one half miles
North oil the University OF Virginia, miles OF Char
loesvlle adjoining the residence OF Capt. John Car
ter, late that Of George Divers good neghborhood;
due portion Of the tract is cleared, and in fine
farming condition. The Improvements, small neat
dwelling house with four rooms a ileor, stone
barn, wheat machine, and indeed every necessary
building, all in good order. Possession be had tho
25ta Of December, 1851. The payments will he
nabe. Nothing further is deemed necessary, in this
notice as all who wish to purchase, will OF course
first view the premises for themselves. Bat viii say
the farm is beautiful and desirable one.
Address Alexander Duke, az the University Of Viz
ginia for any Information desired relative 10 the tract
OF land; he well acquainted with the land, and will
answer all enquiries.
ALEX. GARRETT.
~ Richmond Wing and Enquirer, Petersburg In-
elligeacer, Lynehburg Virsinian and Winchester Re-
publican will each copy weekly foul times.
no li-ctf
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gEyy BUSINESS.

NEW EUSIN ESS.
FMStIE undersigned hav ng associated themselves as
Ii partners, under the firm and style of GEORGE
3. SAUNDERS 4 BROTHER, they will continue
the Grocery and Commission business at he late stand
of David J. Saunders u Son. Ne 3l5 Broad street
Sheckoe Hill, where they will keen on hand we'll
sci 9cted a ssorn,ent OF Groceries, which they will
sell Tor cash TO punctua customers the usual
time as low as any other esiab ishment in the city
They hope by diligence and fidelity to merit CONT
nuance of the patronage of tie customers of the late
firm of David j. Saunders d Son. and the public ge-
nerally GEO. B. SAUNDERS,
DEMETRIUS SAUNDERS.
January LIST, 1852.
The subscriber, in II firing from the Mercantile bust
ness tenders TO his friends his grateful thanks
for the liberal patronage they have so long and 70
generously extended TO him; he socts continuance
OF their ia vors 10 his sons.
ia 2-dl2t DAVID ]. SAUNDERS.
fSOTTON YARNS, superior article. for saIeby
" de 80 FRY & McCANDLlSH.
ri EW LARD 10 bbs aud 60 pals landing aud
"a for saie by
de II JOHN IL CLAIBORNE.
"a T.. Rum, APPLE BRANDY, DC.
lGo IS bbs prime E Rum
Is do Apple Brandy
a eighth aud quarter casks pnre Brandy
dss2 JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-14

EAiSSOLUTION.-The CO partnerships heretofore
NJ existing between the Subscribers, under the style
OF G. K. BARKSDALE & co. in Farmvie, and
READ IL BARKSDALES in Richmond, were DIS
solved on the lst instant by the withdrawal OF Mr.. E.
NJ. Barks5aie. A II persons indebted to either house
sous having claims will present them. Mr. J. w
Watson is our agent Of the house 10 FarmviIe, and
the books OF Read & Farksdales will be left with the
new firm Of BARKSDALE 81 READ, in Rich
mond. Either partner is authorized to use the name
OF the late concerns, in the closing ofthe business
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-14
January 6, 1852.

NEW COMMIsSTON ITOUsE.-The sub.
"a scribers have entered into co partnership under
the style OF BARKSDALE& READ, for the purpose
oil carrying general commission business in the
city OF Richmond.
Thankful for the patronage extended to their late
firms, they solicit connua nee Of the same to their
new house, promising their best exertons TO give sa-
tisfaction to their customers.
G R BARKSDALE,
N CREAD.
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