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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06
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miro btrrmit 9e8eben, 6oB Ger iifffrigf6netg
at5 Qcminiitratpr BON Der SJint.rIaffenftboft
res oerlforbenen S obn gaia5oufe, Isst.
bin BON SeiceIbers &aunf6ip, aebe Sam.
tp, an9efelt wOrcen tit due g,is;Sr,.''.,.
cobsr, wst6e nod an beeoote s,;"tsr' ;,'sss
lafenf6aft f6uISis finc. merSs, S osss. s.ssts,.
innGbalb 6 Bo1tn be-, DEM rnterssir,,n.s Ts,e..
ten afSurufen unO o''ssube,abIen.mttnS I oTTs
cieieni9eu peld:. nod resbm6sioe O., @o,sass S1s
ahgen pooep moecn, fino sbsnfals srfubt.
les@e :,, uEetbdlb befasttr Seit wObltefdtief
,o., 5 Senrg @ Smittb SeiDel6erg.
9P'u O. 4ooz' nq6n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06
~ 6rt6f

miro biermit 9e9ebsn, caB Der unterfbris'
bene aIs GrecutOr oon Der Sinter'
IaGsnIbaft oes pertOrbencn 9 + 9 e
q cit, leetbin 0Cn NOro Q8bsitbau Saun.
fdip, es6a Gauntpt ternannt wOroen it,
SCfde, bic an befa9te 0interIafenIdaft
ftuloig finb, rperben erfudt innerbaIb 8
M0uat aujurufen uno obbubeSabIen = uno
SOltbe, bic nod re6tmdBi0e QnfOroerun9en
an eeoabte 9interlaGenfbaft Sumaben ba'
ben, iinb erfutt lolde binnen bsfa9tem 5eit.
raum unfeblbar aud enjubdnbi9eu, an
gbWorp &pblerf gr'pr.
1pril Is. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06
ScbdUel> eDrc
9 bee mol Gp1te&

Sa Ger Menfh an Der SiIouna uno Ss'
fhofenbeit1eines ShdoeI5 Oorr 8sbirnfbate
ourb bic SbdoeIIebre, NbrenOlO9ie oenannt,
feline ibm an9eborncn SaIente ouSfnoen
unb Seiebrung erbaltcn fam, 70 babe ib
mid fhen felt einioen Sabren nit Dem
Stubium bisfsr Biiisnfdaft bsfh6fti9t uno
babe cct @abres in biefer 2ebre ecfunben.
@s 1T aliO SPbetmnnn onSuratben Cob
GGpe5 ODER 8eutsmen1, boB iie ben @ba-
roftsr, bic @eIinnunq uno bic Salents Der
ieni9en ou5fOrfben laifen, nit osuen Iie in
ndbue Ssrbinouno su fommen alaubsn
ebenfo @ltrrn, melde ibre Sinoer ir9eno
einem @ewTbe ODER SADIE wicmsn spousn,
1T eS Icbr anSuratbcn, bic Soleuts oerfsIbtn
auSforIhcn su Iofen uno oemnab biefslben
Dem gafsn6fen Sab GnSuosTtrcusn.
SD babe mid oober entfhloIen, mid bier
ebenfatI5, 70 ME fhon frhber in onoern
Stdcten, oomit Su bsfhdfriesn uno Rotb in
bicfer eetre Su srtbeiIen (fOnObG in sn9lifbsr
ais in osutfter Sprads) uno empfebIs midi
oober bem Wutifum bisii9sr Stoot uno
bite um qcebrteS &ertrouen uno quite Guno'
fhaft. Que oisieniaen, wslte Bslsbrun9
uno Gotb srtbsiIt Su Dabeu wiinfbsn, f6n-
neu midi tislib UOn @Or9ehs 9 l1br bis
Ubcnc5 8 ubr in Der QpOtbefe oeS Doftor
9anOw5tp, Ste 2bhre untsr bsm 9Ofamt,
ontrefeu.
Ser preiS elmer 1tnterbaltun9 nebit &arte
III fur sinsn 9srrn so unO fur cine Some
25 Gents.
Il. 6. 95runner.
ulentaun, Qpril 20. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06
2CGmtaun, yanuur 8.
7loebers 11otrnbnd)
Critic unS psrbefiertc sInsnabe.

Srittr nno Dcrbciiertc SGns0abc.
Sn bcm 9u6ltcbr Der unterfbriebenen
C,psl6e ais ausfblie6titbe Q9cnten fur bic
Stabt Quentaun anaefsut fno,) 1T beim
@robeu uno &leinen su perfaufcn: Sas
beliebte SESeber'S SSotenbmtb, wGpcn
Die Ste Uufa9c, 9r66er uno fb6ner aIS ole
Ucri9en, focbcn erfbienen III 3u baben i'm
vNatriptn a5uebitobr bel
@utb uu0 &rsrlcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06
grGfnnn9 ber
@n,,al : Sbiffabrf*
SSbilabeIpbin; 2GIlcntduu un6
99Saucb SbunR

&ronSpprtattOnS 2tntei
Bum SranspOrt Don &aufmann5waaren
smif6en @biIabeIpbia, Nep SOpe, GaftCn,
Sreemon5turq, 8etbsbem, Uucntoun 8ei6t
port, Mau6 @bunt uno @btte 9avrn, uno
aIer 3wifhsn-Q QIdee entlau9 ces Delanare
unb Gcba Canals; abfabreno pom
pritten 9Sbarf unterbal6 Der 8ine
Ct al Der Oelopare,
Snbem Die llnterSsidnstsn neue Qnfdn9er
1ino, boffsn fe burd 9eilaue uno prCmpte
Gufmerffamfet in ibrem 9efhdften einen
IteraIsn SbeiI Der 6fentIi6sn Sunt Su er.
lanaen.
Ste giaentbumer belisen 9rOBe unS &C.
rdumiae Baarenbdufer an alien 0ben9e,
nonnten Qnbalts. .pIdeen.
Seder, Gong unb 60
Gt9Intbumer.
Qtgeftten.
Gtspben Gong, philadelphia.
Sam,iet 9. Spie, Sicfp ,bcpe.
s.. 94. tbcuiel, @aItcn.
G6. uuo Il. 8athman, Sreenlans0urS
GborlcS Gsiosr, Ystblebcur.
93itIiom 6cftr, IGcutauu.
eCipi6 gReiB, gECifrcrt.
Stctsrt sizes, SRoub Gburt.
Il. poroce uno Co., ,6aiItcn.
6crt0n uno 9todStsc, g4blts Savst,
1pril /. nq3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06
Sag1aerreOtOpe1t.
9Seniantn Goldman

ma6t ben @innobnern Qusrtduns unS
Dem publifum uberbonpt abtun9SoolI bic
QuSeies ba6 sr bic tSrn. 8artalcm unS
6ope, iber g. Beicnsr's Stebr, dusaefauft
Sat, uno fb nun gdnSlib Der Dasuerrsdns
RunGf mitnen Diro. Gr iff ni6t mebr milf
8. 2eb in @efhdftsbsrbinoun9, fonosrn be-
treibt biefes @efhdft duf alIetni9e 8e6nuns.
Snoemr oerUsttefe in Der Da9uerreanfunff
in ciefer Start III, uno einS Ser aaerbetfen
Snlfrumenten Bat nno nit all eeh feuert
8erbeTrun0en opsrirt, in er i'm Stanoe III
ieoer 8sSisbuna ale SOldbe nab oolIfomme5
ner 3ufriebenebit Su bsoienen welbs rptrtt
ften ,..
Sin forreftcS NprtrGt
III babsn Gr 1T feObsn Don pbilaoetpbia
surif9sbrt nit einem ouSerwi6lfen StoG
Don Cafes uno Mecduions, uEo fdoet Bier.
nit bic Samen uno 6erren i'm auaemeineA
sum 8efucbe Elm, i'm feline 8itoet uno 8ad.
rem in Quaenfhein su nebmen.
~ Snlfruftion in oet 6unT wirb ers
tbeiIt uno befdnoi9 etn Stcd an Gitps
Yreifer gum Serfauf duf 6ano asbalten.
8er8sfTet osn Srt ni6t. I'm $50.
mas BcOner's StObr i'm 5wsften Stodt
merf.
Quenfaun. Seb 10. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06
9SortDGmptDm
SBQGer5 @efeQfbQff.

Die StodbaEter Der glorthampton @af-
fer9sIslfdaft werbcn 6ercttr1 6tna6rid-
tist, oaB cine @abI fur S GerwaIter fir
baS fOmmenes Sabr 9sbaltsn nerccn fofft
auf Mcntags ben 10ten Naat nddFens,
Swifhsn Den Stunoen pcn 10 ubr 80rmit-
teg3 uno ubr NahmittdgS, am @altbaufe
Uon Gil Sts6st l. in Der Stabt 4aentaun-
-Quf SefebI Der 8oarb.
SO. 9. g6srbarbi Get.
1prit %. nq2nGf
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06
Ss Sauleute feDet bier!
Sin nencr SSprratD
martc> T01aaretp4

Sie ltnterf6riebenen MAIDEN Dem pubIt'
FUN biecurb befannt ooB iie foeben etnen
eroBsn ginfauf BON Sartwaaren BON 9leu-
porf uno 9bilabeIpba erbaIten b0ben, be-
ite6eno aus
$odusfurnifthin0 2trtifcI, ScbneiS:
tpaareu, MISUNDERSTANDING,
SattIermoarcn uno Sdpb Sinbin95, peI.
Dies aIIes an febr niecern prcifen perfauft
mio. sic eriuben oa8 9ubIifnm in cem
befanntsn G Sd9er'56artwooret1fob + 0 br
am 3eihsn ce5 llmbofe5 einsutrctcn uno f6
~ hbe3en9tn co6 "ein gen6 erIPort Elm
pen5 9ematt" 1T.
8. unb s. G6ger.
Nucntaun, NptiL 30. na-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06
0Q0tt6f

miro bicrmit 9e9eben, ba6 bic untsr5eib'
neten ais @recutCren Don Der SinterIaben'
iboft ce5 ueriforbentn Saniel slid,
Icetbin pOn SaISbur9 Saunfbip,
ec6a GauntY, an9efteut w0rosn fino.
= l(ue bieieni9en caber, WeGde nod an
beTaste .SinterIofenfbaft fbuISia fino, rper.
ben bismit srfubt, innerbaIb 6 @cten bel
einem Der unterSeibnsteu dnSurufen uno
atSubeSablen - uno ALE Solbe, bic nod
Sorberun9sn an biefeIbe baben, fino ebsnfauS
9ebeten ibre 8ednun9en innerbaIb Der be.
Ga9.en Seit einSubrin9en, an
SbarlcS Glicf;
9. SeDi 0licf.
Ipril I. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06
THE BRITISH ISURREsDERING THEIR ARMS TO
GENERAL WASHINGTON,

OENEhAI " YIN
after their defeat at YORKTOWN, Virginia,
October, 1881. -.
The Engraving is executed by Tanner, Val
lance, Kearney & Co; from an original draw
ing by ]. +. Renault, and Published by Benja-
min Tanner, Engraver, Philadelphia The size
of the print is % by 81 inches and was original
ly published to Subscribers at $l2 in the sheet
EXPLANATION.
The HSiory--In the first and grand plan are
exhibited three large groups OF the principal Of
ficers, who were present at the transaction, WIN
a faithful likeness OF each.
In the first groupis seen General Washington,
General Rochambeau, General Lincoln, Colonel
Hamilton, an old Farmer eager to contemplate
the scene Billy the servant, and the Horse of
General Washington.
In the second group are American and French
Officers; General Knox, Secretary Wilson the
Duke deLuazua, and the Marquis de La Fay
cite
Tile third group is descriptive of the British
surrendering their arms. Lord COrnwallls,
General O'IIara, Commodore Simmons, Colonel
Tarlton, with two fingers cut off, Lieutenant
Colonel Ralph Abercrombic, Lieutenant Colo
mel Dundas, Lord Chewton, &c. Lord Corn
wallis appears presenting his sword TO the first
General Officer he meets, but General Wash
ington is pointed out to him as the only person
to whom he is to surrender his sword.
On the nights and in thedistance are the diff
ferent armies and crowds of spectators. The
House of Secretary Wilson occupied by Lord
Cornwas and his staff, which was bombardcd
and pierced with balls: the Marquis de La Fay
ette having remarked that they were carrying
dishes for the dinner ofIord COrnwalIis, asked
leave of General Washington to serve him
dish ofhs own cooking, and immediatIy after Sc
veral bombshells fell through the roof and
wounded some, and dispersed the party
The AHcgory.-On the left is erected a mon
ument i'll honor of those illusrious heroes who
sacrafced their lives iand fortunes to insure to
their citizens, the Liberty and Independence
they now enjoy
phid, and 10 be had at The office ofHe "AHER
ICAN COURIER, No. l4l Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia, as Premiums to hGt Paper.
OErAH liberal discount TO Agents.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06
0lisbte sSOrrcfe

Redtsaelebrter uno seIeeli6er &atbaebcr.
Sffte-Gcroftite Der 6amtttcn StraFe, frtber be-
pcbnt yon 9. g. Gitcns, Glq.
SllIentaHn, ad.
CT tOun in ber peutftcn unc snSlifAtn sprabs &C.
prcbrn pIoGn.
april 10. nqon
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06
0ifct.

Ginc SuontitSt 9chSnmcrtcS unb cCrclltGS GtTn
@coCncjicn. omcrtoniitcS uuo Cu0ljfbCS Bouben:
ciiIn, 8dftiEn, 9r9rfIIntr unO StbGcrcntoM iQuar
fIatb uno runp, onmt Nmtcfr uno Gdrautit0dEn
cl0tu rtoltln uno rprbIftit gu ptrtoufn lei
8. unb q. Si0cr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06

Der llnttrNihntts rptuIbt Den Damcn une loCrren
ron NIentaun uno lim9C@uo abtun9spoH bic AnSsl9s
gu n'acbcn, ooB Ct iceben lEirrs
S06li6t Sa9uerre6reS Simmer
erS6uG bat, ptldbe defenders ;u Dem @nogptd ertaut
iuo. UNI etbtbtber coer Da9uGrCchprn in ntS9tbitsr
&tlltcmmcnbeit Ju nsbmsn. Steics ettol II IN Der
6Omltcn StraBe, einiae Sbdrtn untrbol6 Der 8efcrs
mirten 8irhe, I'M oritttn Stcd Sc6 GC6auoss pcn
.brn. 9. 8. 9ufb's Skn:g6oeren;G9cr'
SnOSm ss cue crrpirlrns 2baiothe III, boB Daausrs
rcon 8itonifTs in nabrcm Ysrlpttip uno rtbti9em'
eitbt inb SattGn, nur mtttstt Ctnes Ddthts 9encrs
men rperbCn tSnncn, uno iubcm tb Der lIntrdrs6cns
entitbcitu bat ten 8tlo aus lcinen bGneen 9rben ~
laen, cbne eGB es in eotr bnhdt pclltcnnlen odre.
rofnbf Ct baB ote Scbc ole Gin fcrrCttes BoniB gu
ba6cn ptinIher tbn nit tbtem 3uprutb 6ecbren mods
ten. @r liefrt BbniIi nit cosr cbne Sar6en, enpln
coer mEbrs wiammsn auf elmer Yottt, in slnem Stpl
ber unU0trtrefflb bier coer IN otn 9'6Btrn StdetE1
Die cage fsiusr Simmer ii pcn icthtr 8rcbafGnbsit
oaB Gin scGtcmmtner StbmeG pcn etbt lmo Sbatten
uno cuatb Die ttGen5dbnthften Gtiibteausorids Gem
9jlec oufacorldt pcrbln.
Den Iamcu, nrlbe Iitb rpclltn o6rebmcn tafTtn,
miro enpfctlsn, fb nit elmer puntCln coer f9urtrtn
DreF 81 tlteen.
Bi(bniiIt ntrosn eencmmen SOn Cosr @rGGc, an
tribcn cpcbl alS bccn Sa9cn, ou bic oer6Cten gtats
ten, in Gdts, 9cdtts, Srutuoofn, Snaerrn9c, H. rp.
60 orce ino bic 8crtbelt re5 Daobtitbts oaB CT i'm
Stanoe 1T pcntcmmsue G6cnbocr 0cn 8ineCru in oeiN
furSrn 3straum ptn 5 SCtanoin iu nsbrCu YrCit
ccr 8ilouiGs il natb @5rSGe uno @erfrti9un0. Ius
8iloer Ino rparran ii eauerboft 81 FIN.
0@0cr @tn8ou9 Sll cttasn 2tnmcr 1T olGerfts Nlsp
untrbal6 g. .. 8uitb's fns9EaarCulo9er.
81. q. SnltruFtcnen in cti9cr 8unlt rpcreen err
tbett mO aPparau5 uuo 5u9'bGr Sttefr an Gin @rets
fen.
g. B. 9utaw.
IIcntaun, cyonuar 8. rq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06
Gin S6uueDrer perIQn9f,

in @eiBenbur9 8aunltip, 2sda Gauntp,
an Der alien g8eiBentur9er STRIDE. Ser
felbe fOu Die @emeinoefhuie balten, uno I'm:
terri6trtbeiIen f6nnenm 9eutfben Il. @n9:
tifben, ct fou porfin9cn uno SoUptld6lib
sinsn @bor9efon9 lsitsn f6nncr. Sor allen
Sin9sn aber mu6 er Elm iircn9 cbriiiItber
@ann fein: Sic @obl fol- itatt finoen
ndbfn Somfo9 ubsr IA &a4cn (ccn Is.
Mai.) Gr fam einSjeben 5miltten itet unc
benz nibfen Qprtt Gin bequeme5 Saus,
Gbeuer uuo SO Q6cr 2ano in 9utcm 3u'
ftano, fno Su ee5 ShuImeiifer5 Dienlfen.
Tcubcu Griincipnlo,
9Sctcr Siabcnolp,
Sacpb SittHCr.
April 29. #3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06
0 [ q 9:

$50 g'trcn Gta&, s tt 10, 10 tei -, 10 CSi II,
10 bei Is, II tsi l6 uno onrcrs @rSBtn, m pGrtou;
fen tst
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06
The Greatest Historical and Al
IegOriCaA Print Of The Age,

in Commemmoration of that most important
event in the American Revolution,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06
SeDtngmn9cn:

Subfeription-Gin SbaIer beS SabrS.
Sefanntmnd,unBen wsrren gu ben tiGiStsn
YreiItn cin9rrGdt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06
8urcaip's SaCDliCDt
9ddlterrcQnzS Simmer.

Der llnterpidntts pdntbt Den Domcn uuc IoCrrer
ron 1Gsutoun uno llm9C@uo abtun9spoH bic Hn5si9
gu mahcn, oaB CT lceben lsirrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-07
fALUAsrs.E LANDIS YORK COUNTY FOR


an MONDAY 9Th Of this month"; shall offer for sale at auc-
~ the Court House in Wiam-burs The following
!I, rroan;. 10 ~ estate Of NJ Mouncas,le, deceased
rftc, called Gaingcrs, IN the uppeend oi YORK
six above williamsburg containing slo
hundred IS tn progress and
will be known on the day OF sae TINS
mi heavily the best wood ihlcSy lhicrsperseu
Nth valuable piuc. IA chestnut timber
about one ne itoma creek navsnbe Tor she
'Sruuea Slr 10y i road and another by mill pond
ta the facilities Tor transportation Of wood and timber arc very
hundred ii land part or the Carr's
hi Tact. upper OF 0uceu Creek and
Williamsburg This land also highly valuable
The quantity character OF the wood upon and the
market.
un.hoicl tract. The Of the abundant
the county ami the MILL now furnished with
boiling cloths with be made
valuable girls, mills i'll the lower county
equally valuable mill for hc adjacent timber Of which
se - large quantity besides what "Grangers will furnish
ie;s ~! &c cay Will be made known on the day OF ,ae
RO. SAUNDERS, Ex'r Of s N. Mountcassc.
williamsburg Lee Z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-07
s:::':.t3:: .':r s;.
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IS, SUE OF aA<I:. yEelto.s,

S.cIE. CROP, 70.
'. ~ ni nus. D.. JviI y i!:'c!S
"" !crt.'" iHt e ck Oai.a The count, rr.cc
."I, M {. ~ WEDNESDAY aud ruESpAY .l:rc sir and
~ a:"" Dec. I, 70 The pro- !e ie,ce ir al!
s.i:rrr tie count: 81 frirrr f!war,: uHilc a. .
!" tlia I,ccst - -. - ifact" " %. "ic. the oir
i'a RI. Hf'. :r-!"s ,itilt't
y STAR. rt-~ ruL uiGjrs: t's 81 .,n.
.:v I'D" lhe s'ii ,3".a'o. '.a.'u :.rn
.t cassie. ;'.g- ,.' tr I4i.
aud "'sa, $50 tie Household an L!r:c" 'ur" 4" every lie
st!4iIuu.
iMI y vFQc o.! !ru" Of the ic sell At rg ,u:
'iai Z" a highest iuui auG December. Is :
On n1 IT Land i, GirirS II SO:
;~' ''n"itiy tie sour 81. Il Il. !.us. .ir- br !,
'"uh - fIc Edward, "itG m,'s il":n FJGH"lc
'tS te @I =" loa.c.a. ;cr. ie 81 ii"
"a " 10 dunn. tie present t- stock ctilr, 81"
"' ah He ,tm HI up'. ti lrsc.I;
He Fret 'Ic";a"n! n,A about "o rirs from
ne ""h 81 fa!ET: ls.rc about TIC of GOO.
1i ana "'"Gi 10 aiirs OF uw c,"u:s upon The land Is
w.. inrSr a" ~ high slate al fertility the buildings
good viii ell necessary harus stables and ct! hon. ~ .ahl.
'#s;cI w"; haze besE Sis jan:ati, ts Ike pas
iI!i.
Tie o;hrrtass" al lad i fair imrov reu, ID
god barns stables and "u houses.
l"u hi I.tiiuI, seventy bushels NJ wheat hc own
The al! be acCtiniHrI and VII Ice
ia of WYATT IARnWEt.l. trustee
Tie .nvc sale will he Conducted BY T. y. Rice. Assn.
H..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-07
\ VALUABLE FARM IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY FOR SALE

F5TIiE subscriber oars Tor sale privately, The Farm on
i resides EARNSLLIFF lying eighteen o. t"eLy
miles from 90 Richmond and PETERSBURG AMI wn ana mai Th
both The pponaIIox River and the Clover m
hundred and ninety our ts acsS WIN
proportion uI WEterpock low grounds anu mas 'p M
and Dwelling House. O'rfseel house' d"
houses for the comfort and b'
tobacco barns. sanics an extensive }: " "
attached excellent Thrcshins Machine. r.,
situation very beautiful and as healthy as an! ~ hase
yirr,u, Thsa re from hundred acres IN original
growth sides an abundance OF pine and other xmas OF noe
The land can be ui'aeo I
equal number OF acres and umoer and on each
portion there re numerous springs OF sooI water.
r. pi. nv. me pleasure any who may feel H.
riincG - purchase = ~. - - -
Cow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-07
". T.. ; kETIILK,
WA. u. MCFARLAND, Tlu,ies-
IHGs. ". McLANCE,
TIF: VALUABLE AND BEaITiFUI fAKM
CALLED .FLEEI>," NEAR PETERSBURG, FOR 81

tALLED ''fLEEi>, MAX PElEkSElhC, FOR SALE
ComInlssionr Undersigned, BY vrsc Of cr.ree 20.
0v.. ii. b. -. Vaughan. guardian. Msy
BaI,seau, a.: VII scI publicly 10 the hi. est ttGci. c
nis"s on The 10Th LAY o. ercri reA! "i'rr' 70 weate
u1i hishy saiuSb!r 'ld Beautiful ! calico i"' " the lac
resireurc E.nanln Bos.eau decd l. r.ri:
tie Aronat about mite from the business TIA
Petcrehur. Il Contains 2i acIts} 90 -
the woods All the naturally.
soil ta IN cultivation has bc hl.hy improve! y moe
Forty or hy acres par q" bottom tao "J"itr. c de-
v"cd 10 Fasu1ase. ami ale amply sufficient ot
Ih, Dairy Gsuen Fam, would be, ont Doubt t-
cncct and skir manager.
The Improvements cXcei!eu and sucha are suited ch
IaIm il has 81 elegant tworory hck Mansion TIM
N" house Also tarar Xix hen. suoLe oUsr
age Garary,a >tah" vi h lei iIoo III
upon ptars al 81 winch have b.. recently
Garden, ighy improved and productive,
Asparagus beds AID choice selection Flr Gih
Flower Garden.
The Fan well supr,e! with water ha. an excellent wel
IL the yard and thcF dis or, Irr
,hr sIe WAFER hlh III
aasiy ard a, bci hale ir hy
premises.
Fees healthy ard beautlrl The s,e.r,
The Mansion House, situated high hill. Witch
uy from the river commands alum sirw almost tho city
niles.
In word. tha, such opportunity
iu residence With all The advantages alike
ehe retirement quiet o The and the gcd
The place VIII be- either Sold DIVIDED ana
so!d ~ 9 the Undersigned may Geem be Tor HE wales
he Lao" viii b" made, w7sr any ~ho my
wish 70 zee the l!ai CAL 10 50 by calling Ike Office s.cru
the premises will sho" The land 10 hose "ho with
TLRMs-Enoue 10 Iay .arens's OF run ad Sar soc.
bonds with roed security lien be Icraned upon
an, unIl the parcha>c money is paid. y. Is. VAUGHAN
| Nov
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I!iHiBERT'N LOTTERY OFFICE,
I'm FOURTEENTH STREET, Undsr lie Exchange Hotel
~ Richmond. Va.
rs &! ~ Ii II "a Il Il - Il II Is H.
Tckc Il =. again, Of s2jd S"d b. LAMBERT
Drawn Nos "l Del warc. Extra lah. NJ %:
IS Al II : 81 - Is ), ~ IS - - - =
Ticket ~ - 81, Prize
Drawn Nus OF Delaware Glass l;s, Dc. 81:
81 81 is % Is 81 - /? ~ II II II -
Drawn Nos. Delaware, Extra. To-: dec
- - % 81 Il 5 81 II 81 30 IL.
Whole ticket Il; II - prize 600 by LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos. Delaware, Class Isl Dec. 4
20 10 Is IS As ~ IL II 53 -
schemes
TUESDAY-Thr Delaware State Lottery Class No. t-tHrt
1885, isu 25S, In ot .Hs &c. - Nns iJdanH
Tickets .sl.trrs Iroinru,
WEDNESDAY Delaware state o try Gas. -l1 cad
tas: s3jlp. ijgs luMp, 7n1 1905, %3S l'VUi $780, 20 OF
e-hcIug the mumhcr lriAcs. = Nus IL ta
Tickets sIu-sharcs prupnriI"h.
TlRSDaY-Thc Delaware Lottery. Class 81" 5" Capt
tails ST. 1880 5th', Nos, II dfiwn lch.
Si--sIaruS proportion.
FRIDAN-Thc Delaware Lottery Class IJ-tiia!".
sG IT, i0n. 5000 300, ls loot 900, &c - Hos III draw"
S5-sharcs proportion.
SArUKDAY-The Delaware Lottery. Glass No l6OCaii
S5Ou. ZOE, l2u, Gtu 10 al lop &c 70 N"S
Is drawn Tickets sl5-slairs IN proportions
-DrieTs ?aCSG.c single tic sct
Gregory hauryh Loericst col
lay rom itu&iu
isiaa aiYentusrs 'cn t!iT.B
C.au:e Sales tho allow iottcri-& 81
O'Clock NJ and heirawIn. received the saline aYsnIn -
teicc rapi
drawings ofsnacr Vussiays ThHr
days Saturdays Sales close II o'clock Pic, ~ TlcSe
one and ~ dollars. THOMAS La iEEHl
Ne. 3 Exchange Place, R,cin"aG,"s
Recosc 30 3"Ttere't luck in add Numbers says RnT,
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the docket, VIZ:
Drake and others vs.. Drake ant
others
King vs.. Quarlcs. sc
Andersen vs. Thompson, DC
Niche, &c, VS.. Niche. &c
Jackson Sc. Longs app'sc
Lewis and wife VI. Qulrles, &c
Bibb's admir- vs.. Brdnham:S. p.
&.
Branham, S. P, SC. rs. B'bb''
heirs
Corker, by &c. vs.. Kersey ant
others
Mallory VS.. Sutherland
Robard's, &c. VS.. Perkins cxo'r'
&c
Perkins cxo'r vs. Robards
Gibson VIZ. Gibson, DC
Baker, jr. ys. Mills. DC:
Holland and Wits VI. Randolph
DC
Dickinson IS. Winston, &c
Dickinson, &c. vs. Dickinson, DC
Barre, and wife vs. McGehees
Brown vs.. Browns. c
Clup'on 50. Clorions
Coles admir- W. Cole, &c
Puln!rx'.r. &c. W. Dcsper, &c
kennou, &c. W.. keunon. &c
Lampsin, DC. W.. Lampkin, SC
Hushson, &c. w. Watkins, &c
Jennings ve. Jennings and OH.
ers
Toler VS.. Peers. &c
Gibson and wife vs.. Dickinson
RaGland w. Davis aud others
Niche, admir- VI. Niche, &c
Carpenter, &c. vs.. Carpenter, &c
CARPENTER VS.. Carpenter, &c.
Hancock and wife admr. vs..
Boxleys
Dandridee and others We. Lam.
bert and others
Winstor's gad'n., &c. VS.. Win.
stou, &c.
Taliey'to admir-, &c. We. Iallcy
and others
Emmerson vs. finder
Locker VI. Lockers
Hiden, &c. vs.. Daniel &C.
Cbewuing's admr. VS.. Cllcwning'
Sheperson and wife vs.. Whit
Smiths eyors. vs.. Trice and 9th.
crS
Undertakes gad'n. vs.. Timber
lake and others
johnson vs.. Johnson
Smith w. Smith
Dec. 6-cw4w Teste,
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" COMPANY-Aotice IL hereby given, THAI 'mI"sa, -'sr
the December proceeding VII! b. !hsiiieaio
IN The summary mode law al!
capital stock Of the company, then remaining unpaid
Cy order OF the Directory.
Alexandria Nov l9-c2a~4w II REib. tfets
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yo-IcE RIO CONTRACTORS.

ALED PROPOSALS WILL ts received by the undersigned IN
= ;Tci7 last d. uOon graduation and construction o
IA ~. Fredericksburg snd Valley Plank Road, West I"
oln uu luusc supply LumbcFlo that or'iona and dis
atcc Road inaic cash dunns the pro
r's Of he wo:k the company retaining one hth oil the amour
due un completion and acceptance Bidders personally un
sfoS testimony OF character and ca
pacilv
The now cay for examinations and plans. prole' rpecii
cations Az on. o. may had the Engineers Office
WIN MALONE, Principal Engineer.
tgsrr'. I ", De- T. 1-CJ
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NEW ORLEANS DEC. +. Later adSlrcs IRON meAn'
~ ~ ~, ,,nnrt o. n revolution in Tamau,pas The re-
,,,nis,s had declared for recall Of Santa Anna. me
mmsndauI of Guada!aara had made similar movement
Preparations making here or oesoaaiss 70 e'' 80"
h'rn and ", 5Ser, TO take place on the yin inst.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

az III be sold privately by application toll Waller, mos
Farm oi 2s Formerly known the Gcbe
nf BgIlrn Parish s::uatCd about mil AID
Queen'- Geek na"Isa,ls rlu
Il between eigtIy and hun
ned ac land, excellent body. high
anil well adapted To- the ullsa lon OF both wheat and
The heavily rImbered with first lua'ity me wood
readily sold cihrr In orE k'erl
ciy Williamsburg. There several large mar.
the abu
nee may obtained Tie Iucotum this Farm
the purchaser combine the ih
and business far the Northern
Az Conveniently aliens Wharf, on james which
IL steamers touch possible the above property
sired hrluG ne Isl OF January
iy:fi,m-!:r. Nov 3O-c,f II. ". WALLER.