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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,


After the reading Of the journal Of the proceedings
The SPEAKER announced the first business in order
10 be the further consideration OF the bill from the Com
mtee on Patents, for the renewal OF the patent OF Hi
ram Moore and John Hascall-the immediate question
being the motion for the reference OF the bill 10 the
Committee Of the Whole House, which the previous
question had been seconded, and the yeas and nays
dered
SMELLING MILITARY RESERVE
MIR SlBLEY, by leave, introduced resolution which
was read as follows, viz
RssOlptd That the Committee on Public Lands be in
suoed to inquire into the expedcncy Of deyong the pro-
the benefit OF the Unyersy Mime soa lieu OF like
number OF already granted by Congress for that pur
pose aud that said commuee report by bill otherwise.
Agreed to-
INDIANA AND ILLINOIS RAILROAD.
Mr.. MoLoNY asked leave 10 introduce bill, Of which
previous notice had been given granting TO The States
OF illinois and Indiana the right OF way for and portion
Of the public lands 10 aid in the construction Of railroad
from Lafayette, Indiana, Mddlepor, Ioquois county
10 Ia Sale county, Illinois.
But, objection being made leave was not granted
REJECTED CLAIMS PAID BY THE POLK ADMINISTRATIONS.
Mr. FOWLER asked leave to introduce resolution
calling the President for list Of all claims paid by the
executive department Of the government between March
a. lsi5, and March 4, lsi9, which had previously been
rejected suspended together with as OF all persons
aterested parties, principals agents, or attorneys in
the prosecution OF the said claims
But, objection being made, and the regular order oi
business being called for, after some little conversation
HIRAM MOORE AND JOHN HAscAIL
The question on referring TO the Committee OF the
Whole House the bill 10 renew The patent of Hiram
Moore and John Hasca for harvesting machine was
put by yeas and nays and it not agreed loyeas 80,
nays 1877
So the question then REQUIRED ordering the said bill
TO be engrossed and read third time
Mr. SACKErr asked If the previous question had
been exhausted.
Mr. CARTIER moved to reconsider The vote last tax
and then to lay that motion the table, which last mo-
ton being agreed 10,
The bill about 10 be read the third time and not
being engrossed,
Mr., EVANS objected 10 its third reading at this
time.
So this bill went over for one day.
REJECTED CLAIMS PAID ny THE POLK ADMINISTRATIONS.
MIR FOWLER again asked leave 10 introduce the res
oluton which he had attempted to Introduce lew mo
ments before But,
Mr.. GAYL0R obecting,
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LII wIDTHs.-Now store, and for sale much less Than
IA the usual prices
medium and owpriced 81 table damask, very neat
pieces fine 90 table damask, rich patterns
table Napkins assorted In and prices
doze bieached and brown doyes
50 dozen assorted damask and Huekabaek towels
30 pieces iowelngs, all kinds styles and prices
Irish linens, all pure" for shirting
% pieces linens for bosoms and collars
100 pieces Inc bieacbed slirtine cotions
With OF desirable goods line; all OF (which VIII be
sod cry for months.
cash, unless arranged TO the contrary.
Good ARTICLES low pces dealing relied all
PERRY BROTHER,
Jan l3-3wif Opposite Centre Market
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CINE WATCHES and Jexvelry.A select assortment,
bracng London Liverpool Geneva Watches Of
finest celebrated makers.
Diamond work. including and finger rngs breast and
emerads pearls, rubes &C., richly in fine gold
jewely.
variety Of bracelets, guard fob and chains
chateanes, seals, charms,
chased elsewhere by
CHAUNCEY wARRINRR,
Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th street, in the
f National Hotel building.
Chronomer duplex repeating MUSICAL and other watches
repaired.
Jan 3l-eod7t.
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For Sale upon Easy Terms.
rE north half Of Lot No. 49, and 3
Lot No. 3, In square Of square 30
Lot No. g. ia square $751; ah u 4 streets.
Lot No. g. In square 40s.
Lot No. Is, in square 5l3.
Lot No. :, In square .k5.
Lot No 7, in square 642
Inquire Of JOHN r. PEPPER,
First floor Adnms's Express Iron Building
Jan 27-eodf
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DANKING-HOUsE OF q. w. PAlRO.--WILLIAM
NOURsE this becomes partner In the Banking and Er
House OF O. w.
Quoted In the name Of Psiro n Nourse.
JANUARY 10, 1852.
The Banking house OF PAIRo NoURsE now open for
business streets Collections
made bills purchased all principal
the Union.
Land warrants purchased the rate OF sir
per cent per paid deposes when len for thirty
rug
Land warrants wanted.
Jan 17-dIm
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q. w. YFppY, H. p MILLER,
OF Washington City. ol virginia
YERBY q MILLER,
between m and 9Th streets Washington D. c.
WHOLESALE retail dealers foreign and domestic staple
goods matngs, OIL cloths, table
piano covers Spreads blankets, sheengs and
ni.hng dry goods generally.
strict, prompt, personal attention given 70 orders
Dec 27-lyn
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SILhS sILksWehave in store the richest stock in ladies'
~ silks found good
try which will now season. a
great sacrifice 10 reduce stock.
CLAGETT, NEWTON MAY, co.
0--3aw2w
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yHOODI WOOD! WOOD THE subscriber al his wood
yard, l4th bridge, eight hundred
hickory, pine wood which sell
His will be the yard all ready 70 deliver il in such
may He will the liberty
the quality
To T. c. Daniel John Frost, John Caget c. O. Gram
mar BayIy Washington Rev. l.. +. Morgan
ilton.
Jan 7-eo2m. GEORGE w. CONWAY.
NVENING DRESS GOODS.-The subscribers the AT
II splendid materials
for evening dresses. We following;
Rich, plain, and figured white and light colored silks
White and fancy colored grapes
De do silk illusions
DO Tareton, French, and Swiss muslns
Colored Tarleton muslins, in oil shades
White and fancy shades, Grape sse
DO bafeges white moussene de laine
Do cashmeTes and meTinos, in best grades.
ALSO
complete supply in white silk hosiery
Plain, embroidered, and shaded lace
Misses white silk hose, in all sizes
Best white kid gloves, in all numbers.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, & co.
Jan l0-aaw2wf
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BY TOLER 81 COOK.
| THRUST SALE Of VALUABLE PRO.

SAL OF tALOAb fhOs
l. PERTY.-By virtue of deed OF trust execu-
ted to me by Valentine Heckler and wife, dated the
2sth day of January, 1852, and recorded in the
Clerks Office of Henrico County, the goth day of
the same month, shall, on MONDAY, the 4th day
Of October, 1852, at the hour of half past O'Clock
in the evening proceed to sell at public auction to
the highest bidder, part of the property conveyed
by said deed as fellows to wit: The House and
Lot on Broad street. in the city Of Richmond known
as Brackets Tavern; and on TUESDAY, the 5th
day OF the fame month, October at the hour,
shall proceed 70 sell two and hall acres (more or
less1 OF enclosed Meadow Land at Rockets, partly
in the county of Hensco and partly in the city OF
| Richmond, and which will be divided into lots to
! suit purchasers, if desired.
| Upon the Brackets Tavern there Is lien for
three Thousand six hundred and fifty dollars in la
| vor of g. w. Toler, payable ON the 23rd day
of October, 1852.
The ter-s of the sale will be: for the Rockets
property onethird cash. and the residue On a credit
Of twelve and eighteen months, with interest from
the day of sale. For The Bracketts Tavern proper
ty the sum OF three thousand six hundred and nifty
dollars, payable on the 23rd day of October, 1854
| and the residue eighteen months from thu day o.
| sale with interest from that day.
| Negotiable notes will be lequlred from the pur
| chasers for the credit instruments, and ueeds Q
trust upon the property sold, TO secure the paymen
of saio instruments.
| The trustee will only convey such title as ia il
| him. q. A. Nj HEkS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by ToLER a. Cock SEGA
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Gen. SCOTS Speech at Clereland.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept 2l.--The following
is the speech of Gen. Scott, made from the bal.
cony of the American Hotel, yesterday, to the
thronc which assembled to welcome him 10 the
city:
Fellow ci,izens--When say fellow citizens
mean native and adopted citizens, as we'll as
all who intend TO become citizens OF this great
and glorious country. ! thank you Tor the
enthusiastic reception you have given me -
ICheers But there is one thing regret in
visiting this beautiful city, aud that is the
rain. | was PANIED that while | was comfor-
fsblv sheltered in a covered carriage, YOU
should have been exposed TO rain and mud
During NV military campaigns, and at other
times in the discharge OF the duties of nv Of.
fee, and during the greater part OF my life,
have been on the march, and have always been
accustomed TO expose myself TO the weather
and ether inconvenience Of camp life, in com,
mon with the brave soldier of the army, and |
am PANIED a this time, 10 see you put TO such
Inconvenience on my account. lGreat cheer
ing.l
Fellow citzens--I have thought a man
could hardly call himself u citizen of this great
country, without passing over these great
lakes. of which this is justly celebrated as one
of the most beautiful of the whole Vest
f"You're welcome here" from an Irishman.
| hear that rich brogue-I love TO hear tit
makes me remember the noble deeds of Irish
men, many OF whom | have led to battle and
10 victory. [Great cheering.l
Fellow ciizens-I do not intend to make a
speech am not journeying for that purpose;
| AIN travelling for the purpose of selecting
site for n military hospital. simply came at
your call TO thank you for this greeting. You
have seen fit 10 greet me cordially, so would
you greetany of your country's Generals.
accept ii as an evidence Of your patriolism; it
consinces me of your devotion and love of your
country. [Cheers.l l will not detain you
longer; you are wet and covered with mud
repeat my thanks for this enthusiastic recep-
ton. [Great cheerng.]
This morning he was waited upon by a large
number OF our citizens, and on bis departure
in the cars for Columbus, was enthusiastically
cheered.
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R-L" Como. let us Reason Togelher.,


LET TIE WHOLE AFFLICTED WORLD
READ.-The Testimony ofG Lady after Thirty eight
Years SuGring.-NoRIHAMPToN COUNTY, April
10, l6j2.-Messrs. Tyler q Adair have been al
fiicted with Rheumatism. at times, from my twelfth
year. will be fifty years OF age the 18th ct this
mouth The attacks were at times severe as to
render me helpless. have tried various remedies
TO very little effect Last October was attacked in
my sncu ders sides, back and hips could not rest
day or night i could not any part of my body
without crying with pain Atthis time also tiled
many remedies, internal and external, without re
ceiving any relief. | at last advised to try
HAmPTOK5 VEGETABLE TiNCTURE. Before
had taken one bottle of which felt much better,
and ss continued taking it, feii strength coming
into my back snd limbs, ano my stomach strength
ened and revived every way. have taken i've bot
ties, and SIN much better than ever expected TO
be. intend to use it whenever need il, and would
recommend it TO the afflicted, believing it unequal
led.
Yours, ELIZABETH BAGWELL.
Zee advertisement u another psrt OF 10 days pa
per. Gail On o. A. sTRECkER end get pamphlets
gretis. sc II
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ny GEORGE j. SUMNER.

UCTION SALE OF NEW AND SEC
N OND HAND FURNITUKE.-On WEDNES
DAY, Both inst commencing at hall past oeloek
at tae store lately occupied oy Messis homas q
Charles Ellis no LOG Main street, will be sod al auc
ton
Wardrobes, Dressing Bureaus, Secretaries ana
Book Cases, Office Desks, Hat Racks, Marble Top
and Mahogany Wash Stands, Attaches, 1ete s.ieie''
Sofas Piano stools, Marble Top Ceieretfs, Centre
and Gard Tacl.s, Rocking Chairs, WOOD seat
Chairs, tne Tnreeply Carpet ana mug Deo S'ep'.
and Bedsteads, &c. &c, DC r.,.a
TEnus made known on the day OF fae sale con-
due,ed DJ ,n.urp .,..;o,a.~
.UCTION SALE OF FINE WATCHES,
a JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS. BY CAT
a1en;IJE.-Oa TUESDAY, the 29th ist, commen-
ing ~ no clock at The storo lately occupied by
Ms.rs Thomas g. Charles Ellis, No log Main street,
nj he so,d a, auction, without the least reserve,
vsrv choice assortment of Gold and silver, Lever
and I4plne Watches, magnificent Gold Guard and
Rrea,t Chains OF very superior quality and the new
est styles and are warranted and mighty recon-
mended very choiceiot Vi the tnest soiid silver
Pencil, Cases. with extra fine Gold Pens; lot OF
GID Ear Riass, Breast Pins, Bracelets, Finger
Rings &C. &C, sc. very pretty assortment OF
PORT Monaies, silver Spectacies, Pen Knives, Tea
Spoons, &c, &c, &C.
An inspection of the above 10 solicited the day
previous 10 tne sale, wasn Catalogues can be OBJ
tained
TERMS made known on the day ofsale. Bale con
ses3 GEORGE J. SUMNER. Auctioneer.
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Liter from I'nmnic0.

NV ORLEANS. Sept. 2l.-Dates from Tam
pcO to the 18th have been received. The city
authorities are opposed to Cardenas, althoug h
the Legislature has clothed him with addition
al powers.
The dates from the City ofMexico are to the
2lst nit. A decree has been issued fixing the
Both August TO receive proposals to open Te-
hauniepec. No day has been named for open
ing the proposals.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ny WELLINGTON G0DDIN.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
ROCKETS, AND IN PORT MAYO, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION VIII be sold on Thurs.
aays sept 10th, 1852. upon the premises, COM
-. s.ns loclock Mthe following lots q Rock
- saa Fort Mayo, viz: Halt lot No 2o5, with
pa., tenement thereon at the corner Of Ash and
NE. sfeets four lots, Nos S, g. T. and g. in Port
ioss NJ nontne . feet each on Front street; and
~ .srss, no ~ fronting IS feet each on Louisia-
c-.hs. 70 xso lots Nos p 49, and IA fronting to-
feet On . sfoss street. running back 200
1 81 ,. OF sALx-onefourth cash. balance IT
added. and ,s,is ior negotiable notes, interest
money be fully psid. These Lott ao,e puIcn.se
the attention Of capitalists. arc "en Woftny
Sc w.GoDDrN, Auc.
a LARGE SALE OF Bull DINc
"a LOTS in AND ADJOINING poRF Mayo y
NEAR ROCkETTS.-Wili be sold al prbi;c -, ~
tion, on Thursday the 3oth Sept, lisa, commenc
ing at O'Clock in the afternoon FORTY eighr p,uS
ing Lots, varying In size from - to 40 feet fronr
These lots are located just without the corpor,.
ton, and yet very convenient to the heaviest bus
ness portion OF RichM ond. The extensive i'm
provements now being made at Rockets, togethe,
with the very extensive distilery recently erected
by Messrs Stearns e. Brummcl, must give demand
for dwellings near this richly deserved portion o
our city, which should make this property desi. q
BILE to capitalists seekir profitable investment.
TERMS OF SALE -One fourth cash, balance at 6
l2 and ls months for negotiable notes. interest ad
| ded, secured by trust deed or title withheld.
Sc "a w. GODDlN, Auct.
EARM IN HANOVER FOR SALE, {
NILES FROM RICHMOND.-The subscribe
intending to purchase larger plantation will sci
| his Farm, called FRENCH HAY, In Hanover coun
| ty, three miles from the end of the Brooke Turn
pike. 1t contains 317k acres, about 100 of which
| Is low grounds, and 80 in woods There is a sub
sthntial Brick House it. and the usual out houses
| This place has been greatly improved. the cro
now growing will show. The proximity of thi
| Faim to Richmond and its proverbial heslthines,
constitute it of the most desirable residences il
the vicinity of Richmond. mr Jenkins, who reside
the premises will take pleasure in showing it t
any person wishing to seer and will state the pric
| and terms.
| If the above Farm should not be sold befor
Tuesday, the 18th October, 1852. it will thar day
| be offered at public auction, at II o'clock.
| ROBERT HARVEY.
1 ND
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GERMAN MovEMENT.-A meeting of the
Germans was held in Wheeling, Va, on Mon
day, the proceedings Of which had reference TO
The German revolutionary movements IN Eu
rope, and the appeals which have been made
to the German population ofihis country. DIR.
Homburg Of Indiana, and several others prom
ment IN similar movements elsewhere, were
present.
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DeDnrtnre of BiIIU R01r7eo

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-Bily Bowlegs
left for New York to-day, where he will re-
ceive presents and depart thepce for Florida.
On his arrival home, the Indians will move off
10 their new homes west of the Missssippi.-
Billy makes fair promises, but if he proves
false nothing must ensue but war.
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Dinner to Mr.. Barring.

BosToN Sept 22.-About two hundred of
our leading merchants provided sumptuous
entertainment a the Revere House to day in
honor of Mr.. Barring. Hon. Samuel A. Elliot
presided, who delivered happy eulogy upon
the eminent house of Barings, and concluded
by proposing the health OF the representative
present. MIR. b. responded in appropriate
terms,
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Health of Charleston and Savannah

CHARLESTON, Sept. 2l.-There were thir-
teen deaths from yellow fever, yesterday, and
forty deaths for the week, of whom only 8 were
natives.
DR.. Dawson, City Register, states on the
authority OF physician of the highest stand
ing in Savannah, that the amount of sic kness
there was unprecedented, and one case of
black vomit had occurred.
There were deaths from yellow fever yes
terdny.
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THE REINDEER CATAsTRoPHE.-Mr. l.. E.
Lockwood will probably recover. Capt. Hoy,
and his wife are getting better. John Hewlett
first engineer of The boat, is doing well. Chas
McGregor of Brooklyn, has gone home, and is
rapidly recovering. Ii c Flick has also left
Maiden. convalescing. The hull of the Rein
deer is still lying near the flat or middle
ground half mile below Maiden, in about sc
ieet water.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
THE GRAND gOIkKFS
or
KUNK BIS

-----s.97s7.-- - y ~ - - u -
/ NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROIJpE
Displaying all the beauties Of eour Ia
Dance,
TOGETHER WITH WIT, HUMoR AND BuxrRsoy,p
Chaste, Refined and Amusfux.
WILL CONTINUE EVERY EvENlNG.
AT ODD.FELLOWSs HALL.
The Troupe now presents an array Of talent IN
equalled
II. k. johnson Harry Lehr
w. Penn Lehr w. n. Morgan
q. Washington Gill Geo. NJ. Hill
Geo. kunkle Master Floyd
And the young American Bslladst
MASTER ADAMS,
(Author of "Dont be angry Mother," "Poor Old
Uncle Joe," &c)
Admission rs cents-Doors open quarter be-
fore o'clock.
sc2-tf JOHN T. FORD Agent
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TIE EiSheru Question

QUEBEC, Sept. 22d.-The Legislature has
adopted an address to the Queen, thanking
her for the protection afforded the fisheries,
and praying her 10 make no treaty without
embracing reciprOcitY.
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Democratic MayOralty Convention.
New YORK, Sept. 22d.-The Democrats of
this city last night nominated Jacob A. Wes-
terveit, ship builder, as their candidate for
Mayor
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Fire at 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 2lst.-Last night Alexan-
der's extensive stable was destroyed, with Il
large number of buggies and wagons. The
stable contained $50 horses, but they were all
rescued. The loss was $4,000, and no in-
suTunce.
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THE METROPOLITAN STORE, NO
subscribers respectfully announce to the citizens of
Richmond and vicinity, that on Thursday, Oct 1st
they Will open large and we'll selected stock of rich
and seasonabe Dry Goods. Our assortment has
been purchased with special reference to the wants
OF this community, and comprises extensive va
Ilety Oh elegant goods; such the best quality of
black and Figured Silks. Brocades, Satins, Velvets
Emoroioerles and rich Dress Trimmings together
with every style of goods required by house keep.
ers, and much larger assortment than 10 usually
to be found
Our method of conducting business will be the
straightforward, honorable g. stem of Offering all
our goods at the loes possible price thereby giving
10 all an equal advantage, and saving both to the
buyer and seller the dsag eeabe necessity of spend.
ing mucn time and many words, before an article
can be obtained at fair rate Being connected with
importers in New York, we save pro fit, paid by
others to the wholesale dealers, OF which We are
determined to give our customers the benefit We
shall make 30 promises which we cannot fulfil and
every article will be found of the QUALITY. STYLE
and PRICE advertised. We have styled our estab.
llsbment the metropolitan Store. because we
intend to offer our customers the best and most de-
sirable Goods and to deal with them in such map
ner, and to offer them such bargains as they can OBJ
tain only at the great metropolis New York; and
Af,er fair trial. willing to abide by their de
cision, VIII. Their or not we deserve the name.
We therefore invite all who wish to obtain desi
rabte goods at rery op prices. to give an early
Call at the Metropolitan store.
Sc 22-6t WILCOX g. BETS.
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

UALUABLE GUIDING LOT ON
Y MAIN, BETWEEN 3D. AND 4TH STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold ON Wed.
nesday, the 9th day of Oct, 1852, upon the penis-
lot ON the South line OF Main street, between Sd
and Attn streets, adjoining on the West the resi-
dence OF Mr. B Minor, and on the East the resi-
dence of Mr. Adolphus notwithstanding about AZ
feet running back lu7 feet, with the privilege OF
narrow alley extending out to Sd street. This lot
is located in the most beautiful and improving part
Of the city.
TERas-Six, twelve, and eighteen months for
negotiable nJtes, interest added, secured by trust
deed.
sells w. GODDIN, Auct.
VALUABLE LOT ON FRANKLIN ST.,
' OPPOSITE To THE MASONS' HALL, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sod on Friday
afternoon, LIST October, 1852, upon the premises,
commencing at halt-past O'Clock, that very valua-
lie lot with an old building thereOn) situated on
the North line of Franklin, between 18Th and 18th
streets, opposite the Masons Hall, fronting 90 IT,,
ruuung back 100 feet
Terms-One hall cash; balance at and -
months for negotiable paper, interest added, secur
W So ~ IS '' ' - W. GoDDIN, Auet
uHHE COTTAGk'' FOR SALE AT
/ AUCTION-Will be sold 1T auction on TUES
DAY AFTERNOON the 5th October, 1852, upon
the premises, commencing AT hall past O'CLOCK,
the Farm called the " COTTAGE" situated on The
Williams burg road, about mile below the city
of Richmond, containing 1871 acres, of which
about i23 acres are cleared ana in high state oil
| Improvement, the residue in woods. The improve
meats are only ordinary. The Land VIII De .oid
in an entire parcel, divided t. suit the views OF
bidders The nearness Of this land to the business
parts If the city, offers peculiar advantages TO those
VINO msy desire suburban resideace or cottage
srm aud who, at the same time, can attend TO DID,
| siness in the city.
TERMS liberal, and made known on the day oil
| sale
seq w. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
p ST the above Farm is not disposed OF Pr.
vatey before the day OF sale 1t will then be divided
go as to give the buildings about 100 acres. The
balance vi the land fronting on the main Wiiiiams-
burg road will be divided into lots from u TO ~
acres each.
e2I w. GODDIN, Auct
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ID KlME PICKLES.-oaperior mixed fIcx
/ lee, put up in white vinegar, IN half gallon
quart and pint jars, Tor sale By
ANTONIO PiZZINI,
~ 80 No ~ Main street, under City Hotel.