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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05

and ceftainfyiis a very desirable one being in a
fine state OF eutiyation and very conVenientio sew
erafpoints ot marketing. There is very comfort
able dwelling a fifst4rate Barn, a wellwheh never
fails, aud new dairy supplied from 1t, all within
few yards tos the door, and first-rate Applicant
Peach OTchafd and a variety Of other frat; and a
run passing. constantly through the Farm. Wills
conyenient- andIake itIaltogether il certainly has
as ffany Advantages as any other Farm in the
valley.
Ii i deemfG unnecessary 10 say more, as any one
wishing 10 pgtehase will " course view the prem
ises and sae'lof themselves.
JOSEPH McMURRAN. (
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05

EE We are authorized 10 announce to the voters
Of Jefferson County THOMAS Al. MOORE, Esq,
rs candidate fer the Clefkship of the County
Court, under the new constitution.
January -, lS52~-s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05

I'll. Dersons having claims against the estate of
S A The late Mrs Francis NJ. Willis. decd, are
reouessed 70 present them to me- properly auihenti
rsssd fpF settlement; aad I'll persons indebted 10
he estate, 10 any way. will be expected 70 make
prompt payment as i Is iuporan1ih The business
r. ,ha ssate shall be settled as soon as possible.
g - SAMTTEL j. c. MOORE. Admir-
I'm 81 fS52 With the Will annexed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05

rsl- We are authorized by MANY ve:ers' TO
aaaodnce that JOHN G, JHNSELD Will be can
didate fof the next Sherihatiy Of JeIlsrson county
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05
Selling OF at Cost !!

REING dstsEninea % reduce nv Stock Of Win
II TER Goods, 1 viii sell ali such Al Cost and be
low Coli. Ladies would do well TO give an
early call as I have fine Stock Of Ladies Dress
Goods. JOHN g. RIDEN0UR.
Harness Ferry Janiy IS 1882
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05
CARn.

~ We are authorized 10 announce Mr. HEN
RY TiMBERLAkE, as aieandidate for Sheriff Of
Jefferson county, under theInew Constitution.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05
T7Ikets S.l5-HalYes 81 ,50--Quarters $40
Eiphfhs 81 So
S2I.0OO /!
F9PRIZES OF $40 Geo

-FJ IPRIAES UF SIU,UUU.
TENTUGKY STATE LOTTERY, fer the
IA benefit of the town Of Frankfort Glass Ii,
for 1852 ID Ihe drawnin Covinston, Ky, on Satdr-
day. the 2rstIof February, 1852
- Ntft5er Lotierp-I3 Draga Ballotsi
GnANn SCHEME,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05

- die az December ias, a IFHITE boar
His marks are spot on the head, short TAIL crop
and on4erbit ia lie right ear Any information
respecting him viii be thankfully received.
FEDS G. w EIcHELBERGER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05

al the hEst elect on under the New Constitution.
IJan. s, 1852
s We afe authorized y announce bv request
of~Many Friends Mr. JAMES McDANIEI. as
candidate for 'helntH $hefifdiy Of Jefferson
county. Dee is
lU We are authorized 10 announce Or. GEO.
RgSrEPHENs0N, as a candidate for sherifaly
ot|Jeferson County. - Dsc. Is51s5l.
t1s1- We are anlhoriled d announce WILLIAM
tiRANTHAM Esq, as candidate for sheriff or
Jefferson county, under the new Constitution.
ts- weare authorized d announce ROBERT
LUCAS IA, as a candidate for Shetiffaliy of JEFF
ierson County. Dc. II, 1851.
ir9~ We are authorized Is ahnounce JOSEPH
NJ BROWN as a candidate for sherifIalty Of
Jefferson County. Dee. II, 1851.
Il fg~ We are authorized 10 announce JOSEPH
GRAN E as a candidaE for SAeIiaaIty u Jefferson
County. Dee. II, 1851.
tzs- We are authorized ID announce EDWARD
L M. AiSQUTTu az a cand date for the EiIerifalty
II Jefferson County, At the afsi election under The
REV Constitution. tDee. II, 1851.
ty We 9s< authorized 10 announce n. W.
MINING, as candidate for tbe,sheriTslty Of.
Jefferson county, az the hrss election under the new
Constitution dec. II, ,l85l.
f.41 Ma JAMES. w. CAMPBELL. is recon-.
nended for the oee Of Shetiilaliy, and will be sup
ported BY many voters
( t7r We arc authorized hv Many vo,ers.a 10
aBnaance that Mr.JOHN w. MOORE will be a
eandidaefeEthe next Sherifally ofJeaerson county.
To We are Authorized by sMany ve:ersp to
announce that JOHN G. JaNSELD will be cam
didale fof the next Sheridattyo Of JetsrSon county
f.
klY- We arr authorized 10 announce Mr. HEN
ny TiMBERLAkE, as aeaadidaie for Sheriff Of
Jefferson county, Under thenew Constitution.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05
To Holders Of Land Warrants.

TINE subscriber will give the highest cash prices
j for BotI14R Land Hnrraats and Land PdteHts
issued unded~any Of the Acts Of Congress. Firms
Of assignment and transfer furnished gratis.
All Communications postage paid, addressed TO
the subscriber, Washington City, D. c. will meet
with prompt attention.
JOHN S. EALLAHER, JRe
Bounty Land Agent.
Washington D. c., January g. IS52-Gm.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05
oranges and lemons.

TIME SUBSCRIBER has Just received three boxes Of
Oranges and Lemons, which are fresh and
large ]. 4. BLESSING.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05
I3i Acres OF Land,

being poFlan Of tract or land thar belonged to the
said ReulaHlh Beey deed al The time OF his death.
and contaiaing all efthe original tract net included
70 the eantEaet 81 sale between Boley's heirs and
Mr.. Amos Janney
Should the sale Of this fortion fail 10 acconDlSh
the purposes Of he Decree We shall then ofisr II
addition TO he above mentioned racs thai ysluable
Traci OF Land adjoining III which has been tor some
years in possession OF Mr. Amos Janney. These
Two parcels f3selher compose The original Roler
:lfaei, and fenssla abont Ssl Acres oEImproged
Land under gpod stale nf cultivation si,palrt 81
the Winchester and Potomac Rail Road abapt 5
miles above the Depot al Sammil Point
The Farm haSen il l3fge and ul,Stanl;ai stane
Dwelling House together with other vslnal,,s ir-
proyements and two never falling wells H yga,st
A portion cf the Tract Is Mood Land havfp, tsns
tisahsf on H. good tide viii Be made n ne
CHASE free 81 all incumbrances
Tsrp1S If Ssle.--0 ne.thErd 81 the uurcbase rnoav
cash the oatance N two equal annual payments
with iatelesi from the dayot saethe deferred paw
menis n Be sacnrsd 81 the bonds OIL the purchaser
and deed of irust on tSs premises.
WILLIAM LUCAS
ANDREW KENNEDY,
Jan. - i65a-4L Commits ioaers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05

Cult Just received by
- lany %. 1854 II. L EBY s son.
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THE GLADE FOR SALE.
Brilliant Lotteries, for Feb. 1852.
-a4O.94og

GREGRORY9 g. Y, MANAGERS.
6Sacfessors b J. ". Maury < co.)
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q We are authorized BY MANY Votersn 10
aBnaHncelh that Mr.JOHN w MOORE will be a
eandidateteEthe next Sherifally county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05

TT We arf authorized 10 announce n w.
MsNNINe. as a candidate for The, SherifsItv Of
Jefferson county, az the dfsd elecion'under the new
Constitution Dec II 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05

faf7~ Mn JAMES. w. CAMPBELL. is recon-.
mended for the oliee Of Shetilaliy and will be sup
ported by many voters.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05

ia PRIZES UF It ,UU0
KENTUGKY STATE LOTTERY, for The ben
~ eft of the Town Of Frankfort, Class 81, for
1852 10 be &fawnin CoYinglon, KY, on Saturday,
The flh Of February, 1882.
u 10 .NanEber Lottcrg-I2 DrGra Ballots!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05

very SUI erior article, for sale hv :
Jan. JOHN 7, Hoor7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05

Anew CROP Of N. O MOlasses. Just received
IN hy kEfES 9 hEAhaLEf
lamar 1859
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05
YaLUiBLE FARM For SALE,

LNOR sale. fIrstrate Farm Of limestone LAM
Il The farm. on which reside, situated, nea
Shepherdstown, Jefferson County, Va. The Farm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05

C'RcrLia oF Patrgs in 1HE BALTfmoEE Maker
FIR III rex eadiag Feb i. 1879
Reu0Rfed -. ~. g.. e,...-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05

H' Eighths s. 80
Certificates bf packages IS Wholcs s250 co
Do do OFFS HALVES l25 90
Do do of 26 Quarters c. so
20 do of26 Eighths 81 IS
Ofders,fpr Tickets and Shares ant. Certificates OF
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will re-
cege the most prompt attention and an official ac-
count Of each drawingrsent Immediately after ii is
over 70 allEWho orderifom us
Address E. Z. OBRiEN. Agent,
Successor 10 J. s. y. MAuRY) Z
Alexandria, Virginia.
January %, 1852 IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05
Pickles.

TUST received three barrels OF No Cucumber
~ Pickles al IS cents hundred Tor sale hv
Feb. 5. j. f. BLESSING.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05

Extract Of C0nee.

TUSTIreceised one Barrel Krout BY
j January %, 1852 HI EBY & son.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05

4 - DQZ. Extract Of Coffee, Just received BY
IL Jan'y %, 1852 H. L. EBY s. SON.
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ARRIVALS AT The PRINCIPAL HOTELS
yEaTERDAY. s.

EXCHANGE HOTELS Booker, Virginia;
Woodbridge, Midlothian; Abel ana .sdy. Char.
lostesvjlle: Brown and daughter, J Brown, II
Mar,,. r Tompkins, two sons and three daughters,
New YORK. Al Goxine and daughter, Long Island, N
Y. White. New York; J ] Winsns. Staten Island;
r Wilcox, Charles CRY; @ Rogers, Newburgh,
NY JTsylor Leslag. ton, ps Campbell V;
Carter Caroline; L w Carter. T P.Eiarrison, Chas
civ: q w Pratt, New York; z T Lyon. e Lock.
EFT Prince Edward; T L Douthat Charles CITY: A
Dale, Baltimore; s Cooper. J Bullock and lady,
Lewis w NJ Bennett N D Tanner, Green's
Upshur. Virginia; . CaIeen, Georgia; Fisher, Bal
timore; 8 Cotton. Philadelphia; w d Terrell,
Warm sprinss; g A Poterfeid, Washington; ] J
Hail. Norfolk; II Gresham King and Queen; r
Jones, Brunswick; F Maupin, Greensville T
Newcom, University of Virginia; ] Turner and
family, Staunton; A Oliver, Gloucester; c CocKe
and servant, fluvanna; d Isbeil, Cumberland; @
Thurston, Buckingham; T Knox, Frederichsburg;
jackson and lady, Kentucky; G NJ Gormly, Nor
folk; Taylor, King George.
AMERICAN HOTEL &c d Forresf, SS CIapP
and lady, Miss Clapp, C w Foster. Jr, Wetmole
and family, New York: C G Perry. Pnisdeip11si
A Sel1en, Charles City County; I bingnsm, %;
w Conner, Tennessee; Cnibert, Milton, y;
w Foote Romney, Va; q Z rsyso a1.h.,ns. PM
Minor, Canada; B Temple, Prince George; a
Check, w Check, North Carolina; Andrews,
Augusta. Ca; C d Cummins, Georgia; q Ed
wards, North Carolina; N c Anderson, Hanover
COLUMBIAN HOTEL Plump, w E eros
tick, L Dibble. Chesterfield; s Leake, Gooch.
land; w Goodman and Morris, AlbemaTle;
j Gray, Isle of Wight; Adkins, lady and seven
children, England; w J Estes, Orange; G w Hob
SON and w s Hobson, Cumberland; J House,
Brunswick; J Kirbler s C; J Callaghan, Amelia;
J Meador and 8 Holman, Buckingham; B F
Reese and w Reese, Dinwiddie; II Taylor,
Taylor, w Rhodes, Goodsey and DR. Il II
Anderson, Cumberland; w Carter, Goochiand;
w Appleberry and SOD, Fluyanna; T w Price and
R Jones, Cumberland; B w Myers, Culpepper;
C Jerrert, Spottsy vania.
CITY HOTEL-W P Drumright Georgia. N
Hicks Co, Miss; A Mayer, Norfolk;
Stone Worcester; X Chandler and T Chris
tian, New Kent w w Hall, Norfolk; w Scott,
Dickson, Norfolk; G w boswell,
Hanover; J Gresham, Alabama G Hill, and B
Swift, N C; T II Edmonds, Fayetteville; d owen
and lady, Miss Owen and Miss M Owen, Phila-
delphia; w H Mann Gordons vile; w J Sebrell,
southampton; w c Vele and Beers, Lynchburg
6 Buchanan, Botetourt; A Dudley, King and
Queen
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THE DAHL Y DISPATCH
CONGRESS-DloNpAv.

SEnArE.--The Chair laid before The Senate
. communication from the Secretary Of the
Treasury, Ia reply to resoIusiou Of the Sen.
81 calling for information concerning the prac-
iicability and cost Of constructing ship canal
across the peninsula Of Florida.
Dir. Seward presented the resolutions Of the
New York Chamber Of Commerce, IN favor Of
reciprocal trade with Canada, free navigation
ct the ~. Lawrence, &C.; and
The resolution directing select COMMITTEES to
squire into the expediency Of purchasing Cat
hn's collection ofIndian portraits, &c.
The bill granting further remedies TO paten'
tees. was taken up and debated.
HoUsE or RErREsESTATiyEs.-Th Rouse
took up the bill granting lands to all the States,
and equalizng such donations-the new States
10 appropriate their quota for railroads, and the
old 70 educational purposes.
A motion to lay the bill upon the table was
made, but did rot prevail, and further proceed.
ings upon the subjerswere cut short by the ex.
piration ofthe morning hour.
By unanimous consent, Mr.. Houston, of the
Committee of Ways and Means, reported back,
with amendments, the bill to establish branch
mint at San francisco; pending which the
House went into a Committee Of the Whole on
che state OF the Union on the Indian appropria.
ton bill.
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AJAPASEsE FUNERAL.-The following is
IN extract from letter written on board the
U. 8. ship ST. Mays, dated Hilo. Byron's
Bay ,Owyhe, Sandwich Islands, March "a.
The old man, the captain Of the Japaneset
died on the 2lst. the day we sighted land, at
fifteen minutes past 9 p. NJ. He was very
well for three or four days after leaving port
but became sick and got worse every day after.
He died as easy as an infant. All he said was
Thors, no MORE They seem satisfied at hav-
ing him buried on land. We mustered up a
good funeral. We had two boats crews, and
about 200 kanakas, of all sizes, joined US at
the grave. Perhaps you would like to know
the way they buried him. The evening he
died they placed pot ofwater and a pan of
rice at his head; the rice was to ,ep him from
getting hungry, and the water he could drink
on his way to the land OF bliss. We get
square box made for him, instead ola coffin
They placed him in a sitting position in the
box. and packed his clothes and part of his
bedding around him. After placing him in the
grave, every one of the japanese sprinkled
three drops offresh water on him, and they laid
Q hat on the top of the box. We filled up the
grave, and then laid pan of rice and spoon,
on the grave, which they carried with them
from the ship. They had head board made
for him, and are going ashore to-day to put it
ever him. We will sail from here in four
or five days.
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A LADY FRIGHTENED To DEATH.-The
Rockingha (Va.l Register states that Mrs.
Dietrich, wife of Mr.. Jacob Dietrich, residing
near VT Crawford, in that county, was fright.
ened to death few weeks since. Her little
daughter, for sport, threw tree frog upon her
lap, which commenced jumping up towards
her face. and SO frightened her that she died in
two or three days.
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SMALL FARM FOR sALE.-I ote

A SHALL FARM FOR SALE.-I offer
= for sale, privately, small farm one and half
miles easteriy, from the city, near Fairfield. 1t
contains about fifteen acres, and the soil is well
adapted to the raising OF vegetables The improve.
ments are ample; the dwelling contains six rooms,
large and well finished; it h As fine upper and
lower piazza in rear, shaded with blinds, which
commands beautiful view of Richmond and the
surrounding country. The ice-house, kitchen, &c,
are new aud In good order. The situation is CON
sldered extremely healthy. Its nearness to the CT
ty makes it very desirabls situation to any one
wishing suburban residence, as it is near enough
for any one doing business in town. to return home
every evening. As the owner is declining house.
keeping, and wishes to cell, bargain may be had,
If early application De made to me.
je 5-eod2w W. GODDIN
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!GS REV ARD.-CARPET BAG LOST
up ~ Was taken by mistake or stolen from the
passenger cars, at the Richmond and PETERSBURG
Depot, On Thursday night, the 18th OF May, large
Carpet Bag, containing sundry clothing and pa.
pers. The above reward will be paid on its de.
livery at the Richmond and Petersburg Depot, and
no questions asked.
Office R and P. r. R., June 10th, 1852
lie Its
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c=A CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

C CARRIAGES, CAkKIA AGES.
H9E The subscriber has ON hand, at his
Coach-making establishment on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary, I3th and 18th streets,j
near the Columbian Hotel, Coaches, Chariottees,
Barouches Buggies with and without tops and
Sulkies, all of his own make of the best materials
and workmanship. All of which will be sold as low
as good work of the kind can be in the cIty of
Richmond; and respectfully ask call from those
in want of any article in the Carriage line, az am
determined &c make to order and sell at the loves,
prices possible; and all work sold, that is new war;
ranted. MICAJAH MANGUM
an 08-d6m --~a--------a-----
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e-<Sx&A DIRECT LINE FROM
GREENSBORO. N TO RiCa.

F-FSS2A DlRECT Line ROM
S6 GREENSBORO, N. c.. TO RICH.
MONO AND PETERSBURG, VA.-On and after
the first day of April 1852, there will be line Of
Four Horse Post Coaches, direct from Greensboro,
N. C.. to Burkevile, Va, via DanviIle, Halifax n
and Charlotte c H, to Burkeville, where they ron.
meet with the Richmond and Danville Railroad, and
also with the South Side Railroad from that place
to Petersburg.
This line viii run regularly three times week,
leaving Richmond and Petersburg at n O'Clock, A
NJ, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and ar.
rive in Greensboro the second day. at64 AM.
Leave Greensboro every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at A M, and arrive IN Richmond and
Petersburg secondary at Ii PM
Fare through from Greensboro to Richmond or
Petersburg; $l2.
Passengers by this line viii 60 through without
delay. The line connects with the ynchburg and
Danville line of coaches at the latter town.
J. HOLDERBY e. co.
ap l9-2m p. FLAGG e. co.
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9plend1d Schemes far Jnnes lSSSsc.
$4,000, $1,000, 1000, 50 Of w. ~ -
drawn 8 BsItimore, On wednesday, june 10Th. u
uumhors Il drawn.
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EaSm0m MORE TRUNKS, MORE
6ETCVN TRUNKS. just received at Hill LIS.
9aV3G The subscriber has just received
another supply of the very best
Travelling Trunks that can be made in this coun.
try, to which he would most respectfully call the
attention OF all in want, to give HIM call, as they
will be sold low for the quality, by
je Is Richmond Va
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L AIDES, If YOU WANT GA T e ne
II BOOTS AND SHOES OF GOOD QUALITY,
call on the subscriber
The subscriber is now manufacturing Ladies'
and Misses Cater Boots and Shoes of the best
quality that can be had in this country So Ladies
IN want of Boots or Shoes of good quality, viii
please call and leave their orders as they win be
properly attended o,and no pains spared to please
ALEX HILL. l27 Main st.
je rs RichmonS u.
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= < Am HnAAlnnM nJ

q SI0,OOO WORTH OF q l. u
"a AND SILVER WATC HE'S, Jewelry, sin.
GI2 verware, Albata and Plated Goods, selling
eof at cost for two months emily, to raise
cash.
:, Henry lyman, 20 Main street, next to John
N. Gordon, offers for sale the whole of his yalua
Bile stock consisting of Gold Lever Watches, price
s26 to Sl20 each, warranted; gold chains, seals,
keys, ear rings, fnger-rings breastpiDs, silver Ia
BILE, tea and desert spoons, forks DC, and grea.
variety OF articles too numerous to mention Also
large lot of plated castors, cake baskets Albata
tea SETS walters, from to 40 inches in size guns,
clocks, &c.
Do not neglect this opportunity, as such rars
chance as this seldom or ever offers to the public
Do not forget that it is at HENRY HYMANS, SO
Main st., the old esta blisbed store and Direct I'm
porter
N. B.-Watches an Jewelry carefully repaired
by competent workmen, on reasonable terms.
nv 8
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>EN.fiN ALLEY FOR SALE.-The
Il Ten Pin Alley fronting on Franklin street
nearly opposite the Exchange Hotel, is now offered
tor SALE together with the Fixtures thereto belong
ing This property is too well known to require a
description The ground on which it is situated is
under lease for term OF years. and the sale will
be made for the unexpir time. Here is an on
portunity for a profitable investment, and persons
wishing to purchase, would do well to apply early
as there will be but little delay in making sale.
ror terms, apply to TOLER d. COOK.
ye ~ General Aoenta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-16

E@@aGA TO PERSONS TRAVELLING
G1sM THE DANVILLE RAILROAD
hack viii be IN readiness at Tomahawk Station
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday tor the &C.
com mediation of passengers wishing to go to Pow
hafan C. H., and will return from Powbatan C. II.
and meet the cars on every Monday, "Wednesday
and Frisay. Persons wishing to engage seats win
apply to WIN. A. MARTIN, at the Station.
my 18-lm*
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FIRE. LIFE AND M1RTNT
- INSURANCE. Richmond ~.

policies of Insurance on the above A..
scription of risks on as reasonable terms a. snv
similar company, and respectfully ask share 81
the patronage OF the public. Applications win Be-
received at the Office, No 223, corner of Main and
9th streets, where the officers viii cheerfully fur.
nish all information that may be required. an
losses promptly and literally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President.
JOHN Fl. B0sHER, Secretary. Mill
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liUnA MOLAsSks.-30 hhds ana tisrces
my 10 i. lee
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nON'T LOSE ANY TIME.-AI1 IN WA;

DON'T LOSE ANY TIME.-Al1in want
N OF Dry foods or Shoes should give LEVY
call be is selling cheap, and there Is no mistake
40 u. III MS assortment is complete and cheaper
hoods were never offered. He is determi, ed 10
close out his Stock by the 18th of July go ali in
want OF Goods in his line should call at once and
s SOME Dress Silk OF every descripton. Rar.aas
Tissues bona Maries, Paralines, Fanloians. Grens.
dines, Worked Masins, Lawns at no eta Cine.
hams at l2s, Worked Collars at st, Check and
S Sn muslin at l2s, ine Linen Cambria Hdkis at
Cords and Grass Shirts, Fans, &c. &c. Sc Rear
1t In mind that the goods must be sold, so don't
lose any time, but come at once to the Chesn
oasn store of ABRAHAM LEVY, in,
g. 20l Broad street.
OiaPc cuaWls IN large variety. 10