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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

ASSAULT James Webster preferred charge
before the Mayor on yesterday against Gerrett q
Aiberger and Mark Tindall, OF abuse and personal
violence last Saturday. The difficulty grew out O,
Misunderstanding between the parties concernine
a calf The Mayor conceded that from the evidence
there was no intention manifested on the part 81
Alberger and 1indal TO assault Webster in the IN.
ture nevertheless, as it was necessary to guard
against past violations of the peace he required
Sloo security for good behavior from each of the
accused, which was duly given Msonderstana.
ings OF quite serious nature often happen between
thorough business men, which, after dne exn,a,..
non' are deplored By no one with greater sorro,.
than those between whom they have arisen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07
THE WEEKLY DISPATCH

For Friday. May 7, is now ready aad for sale
At this Office. Its contents embrace full re.
ports of the Virginia Medical Society and the
American Medical Association; a Temperance
Story; Tale of La Resiere; Articles on the Re-
lationsbetween Editors and Scribblers, China
and SirJokn Franklin, Gold Discoveries, Med
ical Societies. Fredericksburg, Dismissal OF
Coneha, .Se.; Proceedings of the Legislature;
Foreign and Domestic News and Correspond
ence; Items; Anecdotes, Poetry, &c. Price
cents per single copy; 4l per annum in adj
vance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

H To the Voters of Hcnrico
County. - Fellow Citizens AT the solicits
ton OF many friends in various parts Of the coun-
ty, hereby announce myself as did through the
medium of other papers some weeks ago, a csndi-
date for the office Of Commemorative Atfor.
ney, for Henrieo county, with, the assurance that
If elected, its important duties win be discharged
with promptness and fidelity.
Respectfully, your fellow citizen,
ap 2l--dtde* John N. DAVIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

WITHOUT PAPRRs.-A free negro named VIII
liam Jackson Cash, arrested in default of free pa
pers, was, On YESTERDAY, discharged by his Honor,
upon promising to procure them at the next term
Of the Hastings Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening, 22d, April, ROBERT H
MoSBY, Esq, late of this city, to Miss KATE
daughter of the late Thomas Trigg, ESQ of Chris
| tiansburg Montgomery county, Va.
Watchman of the South will please copy. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

~ To the Voters of the City of
RichmOnd.-The Legislature of Virginia hav-
ing very recently passed an Act, creating the
office OF sheriff for the said city, hereby re-
spectfu'iy announce myself candidate for that
office. JESSE F. KEESEE.
ap 24-dt27mav
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

uNENDoRsRD Pass Sam, belonging to Royal
Todd, and arrested Wednesday evening without
the security of pass yesterday discharged
with an admonition from the Mayor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

COMBINATION OF PUNIsHMENr.-Th's was the
day on which Jordt . Hatcher, slave, was to be
hung for the mul der of William P. Jackson, his
overseer. Those who favor the public suspension
of condemned criminals win be disappointed in
this case, inasmuch as the Governor on Wednes.
day, commuted Hatcher's punishment, "for good
and sufficient reasons" according to the proclama-
ton, to transportation beyond the limits of the
United States
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07
I. Q. OF RRCHABITRs.-The

~ n 1. o. OF RRCHABITRs.-Ths
members Of OLD DOMINION TENT
~ No. 30l. !. o. Of Rechabites, win attend
= saesnar meeting OF their Tent, at their
new Hail. corner of Main ana lorI
streets, entrance from 18th street) on slTnR.
DAT the 9Th inst at o'clock, Pm. Evsrv ms.,s
per OF the Order in the city are earneslv
g De present g We shall have several dstinsn;sh
e. members 81 the Order present on the occssior
ors , co.sn nns sPesking may be expected. Come
nay Pr j. II. MASON. n. scrih.
WORTHY OF ATTE Min -,
aAnsse ms Day received two thousand can.as
straw bats, suitable for servants which an a.
poseo % eel q very low price Those ia Wa,
,n aaIs LOT servants VIII dad il to their ia
~ srucie Of India STRAW Hats Cor eenssmess wSsr
my1-0 JoHN THnNpsnS 1T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

Charlotte Cushman took her leave ofa PhiIa,
delph'a audience on Saturday evening, preyi.
Gus 70 her departure for Europe, and prepsrsto,
~ to her leaving the stage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

EV To the Voters of Richnond.-In
compliance with Nomination of me by "Seyeral
Voters" IN the Republican land other papers) Of
March 9th, and letter OF the same date. adj
dressed to me by large number of NV fellow
citizens, have declared myself and sti.l am can
didate for the office Of Commemorative At
torney in the Circuit Court of this CITY, which Is
to be filled by you on the 9th of May If honored
by your choice, VIII strive to justify your conf.
dence: B. B. MINOR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

H To the Voters Of Henrico Counrv.
Owing to the indisposidon of my health occasioned
by my present occupation, and through the many
earnest solicitations of my friends, hereby an.
nounce myself candidate for the cffee of Con.
stable for the county of Henrco, pledging myself.
if elected to attend strictly TO all the duties pertain.
ing to the office faithfully and impartialy
ap glide CALEB H. CHILDRESS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

ATTENTION, BLUES!
y PARADE in front Of the Capitol, on MON.
DAi next, the 10th inst, at O'Clock, P. M, in
summer uniform, arms in order for inspection.
: = with ball cartridges. by order of the LENT
my7 III FREEMAN ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07
CENTRAL BUILDING Lots EOR

CENTkAL BUILDING LOTS E0R
~ SALE offer for sale on 10Th and Marsnah
streets one Building Lot, % feet front b. 40 feet
oeep, two Building Lets, % feet front by l30iees
aeep, TWO building Lots D feet front by l20 feet
deep, all with Use of convenient alleys. Also my
dwelling House, 81 by 80 feet, with front OF ~
feet on 18th street. Likewise on Marshall street,
tour or i've Lots Of 90 80 feet front and 72 feef
Z inches deep Apply TO Mr.. WELLINGTON
1oDDiN or myself for terms, which will be mo
derate.
my 7-3t A. W. NOTING.
- FOR RHNT.-Tne upper part of the
U:l House occupied by Baker 81 Tiasley, s2oz
Broad street Possession given on the ist DAY Oh
June This house has all tbe eoaveniences for
large fsmily or boarding house Apply g
( OsT, between the Exchange Hotel and the
~ Armory, large sized Gold PENCIL. and Pen.
whoever returns the same a: this Office viii re-
eeiye suitable reward my III
EOR SALE, an excellent secondhand one
L horse CARRIAGE and HARNESS, both cry
made and IN good orces. cash price $50. Apply
10 Il STRotIA OF LEWIS HILL, 18th street.
my 1-3t
NOTICE.-This i to notify al good itizens
who are willing and at ali times ready 70 s.sna
by the institutions Of the South, and especially
Virginia laws, 10 meet al the City Hall Z HIS EVE
MING at O'Clock, Tor the purpose OF holding ~
Indignation Meesing against Governor zoe
Johnson tor pardoniug negro slave named lordsn
Tor killing young Jackson, Come one, come ~,
and project your hresdes, by putting down 81
| those who uphold mnreer.
my Tit MANY CITIZENS.
u UNANAY, from the subscriber Negro
~ Girl named SUSAN belonging TO- Iona
Goode. ESQ. liberal reward win be paid for ths
delivery of the said Negro to me. She IL sapposea
TO be lettering about the city.
my 7-3t VALENTINE Brown.
DRATT,s vIkGINlA SAY LlGnr
i DAGUERREAN GALLERY. No t45 Nam o.,
at the Gothic Window.
Another 0e% style vi Portrsit-THE c0sCkh-
TRATED-b3 which the whole power = throWA
70 the tre had portrait almost speaksaG Y Fro
duced, sprinsfug Is il were from the inseose on.
security Of ihekhack ground Our friends efo insised
to call and extmipe 1t PRAfTc,
my 7-law{s No la Man sILee..
VOUNG MN who ear furnish snalt CAPT
tai and fxho are dusirous of entering permar
nent and pro6tahis bus i "a viii do veil y call =
The Exehsn2e Hotel to day aud enquire for D.
Undo9olod freferencas = u charaetees 1c.s TO-
quired my 7-lt&
4 RKsigKCTABLk YOU'VE LADY la Z.
a from tie North, wishes ~ chkain situation q
seutsel f1sniN wksrs ~ could msks herself 81
nersliy - m nay f-lr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

I Sherifaity of Richmond.-To The
Voters Of The Cay Of RicAmond.-FELLow CIrI
zENs; 1t is already known TO you that am can
didate for the office which heads this card, an Of
nee created by the Legislature of Virginia under
our new constitution. For the past i've years
have acted as Sheriff in the city of Richmond and
have thus afforded you opportunity of judging
OF my fitness longer TO serve you; and should il
please you to continue me your Sheriff, trust
with the aid of my experience SO to discharge
the duties of the Office as TO merit YOUR entire so-
probation Yours, respectfully,
ap 27-dtde THOMAS w nOSWEI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07
Great Storm at the Nest,

The Western papers give accounts of ter
rible storm which occurred on Friday night
last, causing great destruction of property and
the loss of two OF three lives. We extract the
following from our exchanges:
At Cleveland, Ohio, it commenced ON Friday
afternoon, and was accompanied with torrents
ofrain, and hail of the size of bird eggs, which
played sad havoc with window glass. One
person lost $3.50 in the destruction of glass
alone. The streets were flooded, dams, bridges
and culverts swept off, and stores and dwell
ings inundated. At Lancaster, Ohio, the storm
set in between nine and ten o'clock at night
and lasted but fifteen minutes. Itwas accom-.
panied by thunder and lightning, and blew
down and unroofed number ofhouses, carried
of bridges, and destroyed all the fencing in the
surrounding country.
The most alarming havoc occurred in the
town of Leavenworth. Indiana, which was
nearly destroyed. About 40 houses, some o
them substantial brick buildings with Is inch
walls, were destroyed by the violence OF the
wind. A number Of persons were badly injur
ed, and two or three were killed. At various
other places the storm was severely felt, ane
many houses, fences, and valuable orchards
were destroyed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

ARREST OF FUGITIVE SLAVE AND KID
EAPpER.-A slave girl who had escaped from
Baltimore county, Md. was arrested at SHADES,
about % miles from Baltimore, day or two
since, in company with man named Bosley,
who induced her TO run away. They were
discovered in hay loft, laying quite cozilv
together. The Sun says:
The girl, wht is about IL years Of age, as
black as the ace of spades, had been raised
in the family Of Mrs. Marsh, and appeared
very anxious TO return TO her master, alleging
that she had been induced to accompany Bos.
ley, because he had protessed himself to be
violently enamored oil her, and had promised
10 make her his wife as soon as they should
reach fennsylvania. Bosley Is man appn.
iently about 70 years Of age, said to be intel
ilgent and well educated- representing him.
self 70 be deserter from the British army.
having escaped from Canada about yasr
since.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07
CANDIDATES. FOR OTFIcF

a Old Chesterfield Coantv.-- F-;--I ).
azs Fellow Citizens -ROET. L. TIMBFRi Az
We are authorized By the friends Of Robert f
Iimberlake Esq to ann ounce him candiss,a -. :.
the ONCE OF Constable In the town of Manrh =, ~
ter, and in that district mv1AS,Sases
II To the Voters Of Henricn 80.
hereby announce mysefs candidate for ~ ~
OF Commissioner Of the Revenue Il. p, ~
my 7-dtde* JOHN o. f,onn,x
EH To che Voters Of Richmond.
sent to you ticket for the offices to be fIed :.
election on the 18th Thursday Of this month - y
we think win be received with favor by "Aicn
THE PEOPLE
For Commissioner of the Revenue dw,n D..
ton, Sr. D0f-
For Clerk of the Circuit Court -Eustaca D.,
son. Aooin.
For Commonwealth Attorney-R. n. How;.ou
For sheTif-Thos, w. boswell. myIass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

To the Voters of Henrfco Comfy.
End District Under the new Constitution K
becomes your privilege and duty to elect Con.
stable Tor said County hereby declare myself
ed, TO I'LL it to the best OF my ability. 1'ee''
ap 29-dtde* GEORGE w RAPEPp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

=
-EUenin9 Session--Reports on various sun9sc1a
ware received and read. In accsrdance WIN inc
selection of New York AZ the next place Of meet
inc of the sssociation--the nominating committee
renor,ed DIP. G. Gooch, Of Virgins, and Dr. z
R..dle. of N. York, Secretaries for the ensuing
year. The report was adopted. Inc commH'eea
of Publication and Arrangements LOT tne same Pc.
Rod were also constituted.
Thursday--Morning SsssioH-Ihe association
was engaged during this session in the discussion
of amend ments to the report Of the committee on
organization The consideration of the special or
der wss continued in the afternoon. Several of
the standing committees for the ensuing year were
announced.
NEW MACHINE SHoP-On Wednesday last Mt
she request of Mr. Philip Rahm, we visited his
new machine shop, situated between Main and Ca.
~ streets, Immediately in the rear of Mr.. John
Dooley's Hat store. The ground on which it stands
was a short time since, wild waste--an eye-sore
to all who have the cause of public improvement
at heart. Mr.. R. purchased it at price not ex-
ceeding $4,000, and erected the manufacturing es
Enlistment in question upon it. Its dimensions we
did not ascertain, but it is of very considerable
length and breadth, and employs at least forty
workmen. 1t has in constant operation, an engine
of ten-horse power, built by Talbot g. Brother.
W hich drives an iron planinse machine, a drilling
press and circular saw. Its principal work, st
present, is the manufacture of shapeners for the
tobacconists. Mr.. r. has taken out patent for an
improved article of the kind which he manufac-
lures and sells in large quantities, and sells as fast
as they can be turned out. The whole cost of bis
establishment was about $4,000 including the price
of the lot He will add foundry to his establish
ment.
The personal history of Mr.. R. is interesting,inas
much as it teaches the inevitable eventus1 success
of any man who puts his dependence Ia the four
virtues of industry, economy, perseverance, and
honesty. Having learned his trade in the estab-
lshment of Talbot & Brothers, he commenced
business on his own hook only seven years ago, as
a blacksmith, with single apprentice. By the ex-
ercise of those virtues above enumerated, he has
risen thus rapidly in the scale of wealth. and as he
is young man there is no saying to what he may
arrive in the course of time. We understood him
to say that he owed nothing to any body. His pa
rents were Germans, and he himself was born in
Germany, but he came here very young and
spesks English without any foreign accent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

EF Commissioner OF the Revenue
The undersigned respectfully offers himsef can
didate for the office of Commissioner of the
Revenue for the city of Richmond, at the ap-
preaching election.
APP Glide EDWIN BURTON, Sr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

nee OF COMMONWEALTHS ATTORNEY in the
oHeu' Courl Oh nIcnmond ap 29-dtd*
g A. Judson Crane is a candidate for the
once OF Comm0nweaifh's Attorney, in the
Superior Court of Richmond mv6.dtdes
I To the Voters of Henrico Countv.
At the solicitation of many friends in the counfv If
Henrico to be candidate for the Office of Prose-
cutting Attorney. respectfully announce NV
self candidate fer that Office
Respectfully, JOHN M. GREGORY
an -dGw t4Mt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

EV To the Voters of District M. o
HenricO C0unty.-Fellow- Citizens: undsr -,
new constitution you are called upon TO elect :
constable. do not say TO you that have been
Office, and if elected will devote my entire time y,
the performance of its duties, hereby nnnonnss
myself candidate for the same. Should von 40
ut to elect me, will endeavor to discharge the dn
partially. anu A1a'
an 29-dtde* AIFpEn E,urr ~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07
JOHN o. GODDIn

n TO the Voters Of District No. a. H.
rico COunty.-ln compliance with the rsonaa. =
many friends. have been induced to offer 80 ~
az candidate for Constable in the above n M
to give satisfaction. Po"ef
This District is situated within the follow,,.
boundary: On the north by the county n u.s
over on the south BY the city of Richmond on ~,
east BY the MechanicsviIe turnpike, and on he
west by the Richmond turnpike. va ue
an 3O--dtdet JArup T. % ,yrr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

NJ. .a.n =. MANETTA.s
WOW. shall ask Mr.. Cszinsky 70 be kind
enough = g yell me 10 what language the re-
quest o. naa 40 hour Of conyersation means
20 gsse 2 challenge" and for what reason /
s soa, .a sss ,ha .m one one have nothing against
DID, ana e'lner MN OF |, have the slightest
reason ior lighting duel. As for myseli. /
p9sinsely nsye none, and ! assure you thst by
~ means, bare enough Of bon seas moi q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

T To the Voters Of the Cify of p,.,
m0nd.-At the request Of many friends. res,a..
fully announce myself candidate for the ofae ~
Commemorative Attorney in The Ciyea !.
Court of Richmond. eu1
sp 30-3w* JOHN HowApn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

81 FOR RGNT.-Tne upper part of the
IL House occupied by Baker & Tiasley, <2o2
Broad street, Possession given on thu Let day OF
June. This house has al tDe conveniences for
large family or q boarding house. Apply to
my It'll BAKER e. TiNSLEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

EOR SALE, an excellent secondhand one
l. horse CARRIAGE and HARNESS. both cry
made and IN good orce-. cash price $3.50. Apply
my T-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

1 OST, between the Exchange Hotel and the
Y Armory, large sized Gold PENCIL and PEN.
whoever returns the same a: this Office viii re-
eeive suitable reward my TIL
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-05-13
LAYING TIE CORNER STONE

The Ceremony attendant upon laying the
corner stone of the new building being
erected BY the Episcopal Church Of Daven
port, was performed on We Tuesday Of last
week. The Right Rev. Bishop kempe.
presided, assisted by Reys. Mr.. Ilscketi, o.
keohuk, and Mr.. Brooks, OF Dubuque
Rev. a. Louderback, Of this place, deliver
ed very interesting address upon the oc.
casion. The following is a list OF the arti-
cles that were deposited in The box plac ed
in tie corner stone Of the Church;
A History OF the organization of Trinity Church
Parish
Names ofthe Warden and yestry or Trinity Church.
Names ofthe Building Committee.
list Of the commandments connected with the
Parish.
the Congregation.
List Of o.hcers ofthe General Government; Also Of
TIE State of Iowa, and list of the City and County
officers.
Copy 81 the Holy Bihle.
Copy fthe Book OF Common Prayer.
Copy Of the Church Almanac for 1852.
Copy OF the Gospel Messenger.
Copy OF the Banner OF the Cross.
Copy OF the Episcopal Recorder.
TWO NUMBERS oil the spirit OF MISSIONS. Win tbs
Proceedings OF the last Annual Meeting of the Gener
al Missionary Society Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the United States.
Copy OF the Journal OF last General Convention o.
the p. Il. Church.
Statistical Almanac for 1859.
Copy Of the Democratic Banner, and Davenport Ga
xette, Of the City Of Davenport
Copy Of the Form used in laying the Cornerstone
of the Church.
Sernannual Report Of Board of Managers osthe l.
piscopal Association for the West.
Five pieces OF Coin.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-05-13
REMOVAL.

The Gazette office has been removed to the
large and commodiors rooms in the new build
ing, nearly opposite lie former location, a,
the corner OF Second and Brady streeis, where
we shall be happy 10 accommodate all who
wish any thing in the priat:fcal line
Having received large additions 10 our stock
Of Job Type this spring, we are allie 10 execute
any kind OF printing as neatly as j, can be
done in the west. SANDERS 4 DAVIS.
Davenport, Ma 18Th 1852.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-05-13

FILLMORE ~ NEW IoRK.--Ihe New
York Express says il wishes those profess.
ed Wig editors "who assail Mr. Fillmore =
popularity, could have been present n The
CLAY festival, Monday night, when the let
ter from President Fillmore was read ant
ESPECIALLY when the toast in honor Of iht
President was proposed. Excepting the
aonors bestowed upon Mr.. Clay, who wac
first and foremost 10 the heart OF every
man present, there were no such cheers
aud hnnors paid nj the mention OF any 9th
or name And Mr. Fillmore, deny it wh'
will, is to-day among the great body Of III,
Wings, and among the great mass OF thu
people, not only popular, bo, deserving g
his popularity
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-05-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

We direct attention 10 the many new i'd
sertisements that evidence the prosperity
of our youthful city. By reference to them
it will be seenihat our merchants generally
are in receipt Of new goods, aud from the
quantity of goods Of all kinds received this
spring and the number Of new stores com.
ing into the place with large supplies, we
should Judge that competition will be SO
grea. as TO reduce The prices sufficiently
low as to justify farmers Of Cedar, Linn.
Jones, Jackson, and Of those counties, the
residents Of which are ia The habit Of ira
ding elsewhere, 10 nske their purchase,
here.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-05-13

WHAT NExr?-rhe New York Dail5
Times SAYS Kossulh has exercised tbs
most marked FoRBEARaNcE toward Mr.
Clay in regard TO his opposition 10 his
Kossuth's) policy and conduct" The
great statesman, and the American PEG.
pie generally, ought 10 feel under the
greatest obligation 10 the distinguished for
eigner for his great mercy towards those
who, ia The name and on the soil OF iheii
own land, have presumed to dissent from
the exile's doctrine, md oppose him in
setting up bis will az the law Of the lane
hat has given him shelter and hospitality
Kossu,h showing Henry Clay, of kentuc-
XIV, lorbearance indeed because Henry
Clay disapproved of his doc,riuesl Well
this is certainly too bad.-lNep York Com
mercial Adr.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-05-13
Improved Farm for Sale

II wing four miles below Davenport on the NV
Ter bluff and known as the :. w. quarter OF
See. 8 in Town. Il, n. II Eas, containing one
hundred and sixty acres. On il IS good frame
dwelling, 28 Il. square, with three rooms and 10
feet poftic /, also a good hewed log dwelling
house Is BY 3 feet, good well Of water, stable
grahagy and corn CRIB under one roof. Forty
Two acres arr under good cultivation secured by
good stake and fidered fence. A great nor
ton Of the balance OF the land IS prime white
oak timber and about fifty acres OF The same sGs.
ceFtib,s Of cultivation.
1.-THE above is not sold at private sale Il viii
be offered al auction 10 The highest bidder on
Saturday the I'D INST. al the office Of g. G. Il.
Mitchell. Esq Terms, one half down and the
balance payable LIST December next, secured by
deed OF trust on tic premises. Title indispa,a-
BILE. Mr.. VIM. Knight on the place will show
the same 10 any person wishing to purchase
for particulars enquire OF g. {. r. Mitchell,
or ID the subscriber, al he lye Clare house.
ST. CLAIR SUTHERLAND,
ATTY in fact for J. u. Sutherland.
Davenport. Iowa May 18Th 1852 CIV