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IUITEkIES.
STIlhrT0N,s OFFICE.
al U s, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET .hICnhuEI vlHu.

STIlArT0N's OFFICE.
al Ua,souTH FoliRTnENTn STREET ,hlCnMuEI slHui.
!, Drawn 70: Of psl "a re No :! !c6 Dec IS
Ticket Nos 81 81 81 anothOr Of $780, sold an paid by
q p'x" q No. q Se'a sy rs Gas: 81 ~" j. Dc
Ticket No" iulo 81, prize Of so sold aud r'h b. r
r ,, "; g; q ps!s"9; =; Ey'r u nss = q :,
Ticket Nos o. = =, do d" s. i, - 7G d"
~ "a 81 do" Dc" II = a. whole NJ ~ - a. ID" do" - u o.
Drawn No.. Of Delaware. NJ los Dec. u:
IL 81 l2 Gi 90 81 II - ~ ~ | -
;, D,awg Nos o! Delaware v: ). Extra Ia De- q:
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, no. 1863 Dec g:
scheme. form. ween.
FhlpAy-pea"a'e SO7l capAi sso'7. % Nos ''"""
SATukDAY-Dslawarr, No. Capital saoooo. IS Nos- e
A spLENrip CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR ONLY en.
$4,000 2NWO 5loo ucO Joe OF 5000, 80 1000 Lowest
nu S I on pzes
sheutce proof Of what has been
Orders Packages Certisates Packages
theabove schemes ann athe Lotteries vail be- pronpyauended
i STRATUM. Richmond Va
LAMDEaT's LOTTERY OFFICE,
" klchnom Va.
1faws rs: G G. 81 4 5; S 3 a
HsI-l 81 Il, pas Of no S". ciS 0a E Dc AMHENT
Whole ticket % 81 IS, a prize Of s3oo
=. = r., ~ A. ~ e 81 iS u &c - G5
iIalfis 81 o;G.a.,sa 6. o. e,d ny LAMBERT
T9lpAYM1 pswsrs STATE as'ey ci4s No. No., i 5s
Ticket s SSTs!ars res. N n%" STAT. ,ou.,v CHS. c.c,
s fc @ 5 so"1 "S ' G "ss 5 % Of @ 10
45u being lowest three number prizes IS Nus X drawn
T-ordersicrpackascs ctcae, Packages ins!s rckts
oaresin the above aufys &"l
Ars.
O'Clock received the same ssennsoy
ny Drawing tuesdays Thar.
days and Sanray' Sales c"se" 1,I.s WnT Ticket
NO. e. change Place. Rlcllao.Ii.Vs
G- Recosci 70 3"fhern' luts IL odd numbesjaSs RorJ
S,uccEssoRS OF F. MoKRis 4 co, MA's Sr"hHr, RICH
''-,D spIENnip LOTTERY FOR bee. 25h
Grand @ Gas !" b. draw" al Baltimore ."
'"'''"' 49, Grand Capitals:
r"sso's sS SS'%" ,cd Prize! Y Of s t;SS
2oGO loo Goo
i 500 g. g. " a a%
Tickets s2l. halves 10, quarters
Certificates Of package al Wh"c sos halves 3O quarters 60
no Orders Tor Tickets any OF inc Maryland "Isfs' T
mel the prompt and addressed 10
sovemsera7 oro C. W yNf rTRcEL hi ai5"Mo "Sf'S y.
! UMBE Ell have on hand, al my Canal a very
descriptions Of Boards Scai"s suitable to building and other
'"': sSso%i ise'i inch boards
81 Weather boa rlS
boards
II Baltimore dressed nunring boards
i0u0N IL * and i inch do.
7 inch do
2GN = Maple aud poplar do
I5.OoN ! Y aud . inch I". various lengths
white oak scanning. 3N3 Ia l2NlZ
10000 seasoned tobacco hox boards, tow price
1000 fencing posts shingles. &C .Sc.
In the found good Fuyahnn Lumber as
have offered.
Persons enclose lots. have favorable uoruUy
buy furnish the posts and superior article Of board. "r the
purpose y uS &. WALTlALL
Der g-rH
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ADMlN1srikAYolk, SALE 0E NEGnoEs.

NAlII m Sold, pnblcy "nt al TIE Court iI"rsc,at >aIuda
w Milesex MONDAY tt. 9Th day December,
- ta hl. ilr!escX Count! Coat DAY. likely Nrgr con
III young woman. and Woman and clb
TERNSNInc months BoE with approved security
required. g. q. GRlsW,ilD Aimf:
4 dee
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THOMAS s. CEAS. ELLIS &; CO.,
EEAVE office No 1885, Main Entrance on
m doors above the Exchange Bank IN the room
furmcy occupied as the "Richmond Library"
Being engaged winding their business they requcet all per
indebted to them. call and settle their accounts
Sept, l5-tstJan.
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;s.a1fs0,i SaI.ZS.
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VALUABLE La. ~ sOitE. COUNTY sG1.



a. Mosny27l, Of hi, a%"in, -'l of.t Tor ss At aa,
- cn before rc Grur House 10 "n IasauTE the iro.u.
.a:s isi'.si i" IL "staco ; II ,unatayi:e.
''e"iS a,ou nil. above Williamsburg containing suio
, tiMatds III !'"r hundred acres survey az"
i'"I Is Heavily best Pine Hack ura,e-rd
"ii' :ana.lr PM" oak an' rl'rH" ""irs
i sii~
ir'l"i.,i .at an",.r = pond,
=. a' tire i't"is m IA" i"'at"n" ii m"'' az" ,'
about hundred wood land pat
die ,.s ii Wis,.n'g' III. and i n, s5y , On &C.
count u ' Gna"u aus q; the wood AMI the
AGHlSl NIL wit small u lapd aac'ed 10 l.
AMI the cau,. The
~" wheat 'i'es and L'n"s cloths "y With repair be mad"
ed mo equally valuable nall ;c .,ncrn whh
'hste l,a a,ss Goin besirs what G''scss ~'i I@foie
Ro. SAUNDERS Ex'roi ;. NJ Momicss!:.
Williamsburg Zee :, le'te-clis
PUBLIC SALE OF NEGROES.
'a'IE undce ~Ii T,er SAL" al r'c aurt:Hn on THURS
iraihaviir III the county northumberland
% Ten OF twelve Eey ani s'i"ais 'rsro"s bei.4sr 10 tie
Dec. 7-cit. Il. 4. CLAyHROnK, Ex'or
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE.
S!ihi upon the 2"l Moad4y Of January, @ that being Lou
'sa cot day. 9sf 'r sale a. publ. .ec,'oa he hian., lid
niits kno"r on he day Q! .-i!e.
sSS virtue Of decree" ton'"gs"i the last or'orSr tenn Of
the Car ut "ur ~ Al'snc county, II he =" Pats y
ocr sale. MONDAY. The Eth ID OF January, -5 three
o'clock T. " Tic Rcltnrnd "iis" aud
belonging the Henry Plus situated
l7 and extending with II. northern hue u
I'll | ~
CAST enough I" dciTay the Of sa" Viii b. r"ou" A.
residue q" Iii" i!f"c
yea, (;s
b"d "' 200" srenry an" The .s'l ns ea,n - a"""' So
curly WN NJ WADE, Eolnu.s
Dee i-;,!4
COMMISSIOSERS' SALE OF SLAVE
Z" tie Hanover
nnucr! lc -: N"yrn!r ls- he undersigned CuniinIs
atn;rtc thereby vii . lnnc
Friday. si oi December. tr next day there
tSuILi rXcrlrL tn" residence al ! MdnG, HE
cHd al Hanover ". H.
Jnn"s. likely Negroes NcII BOYS and
Girls belonging . the estate u David K l"n-S. jr, H.
THOMAS VI JONES, ,.,u.,
Dec g-c.is DAVID y JONES '''''''
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

10 Ia Suutl viii .i'rr nr
4 privately. February when u sold,
they VIII lai public the h.m. i,' II iir uiet'
wisc The day that valuable wei! Known
the Junction al ;e Alexandria aud GENITAL
ui Ridge Turnpike Containing about
;iTd timber OF original grow H.
rarely m.t with
ihcI ni lime sion: Q" excellent quality ana
Which the land could b. buug. the highest
0i few and from hn hufn': 81 which
profit realised trrn: always al ready aic
quantity vicinity. he buildings large
repair well calculated through Ic
and pleasant accommodation ol Tam
%! health TIIs " miles from hichoW!
am, - from Frclcrick Sbnr-.
The Subscribers unnecessary say grl 10 tbs
pro tia; wlIg purchase,
al thenis"rcs. the Tune.
Will orr ale large and lbs ihcs - 'f
tuEc. STOCK. farming implements, ar
which Will BE accommodating. mar snn"n "n -. Day "'
BEAlE :" HAkER.
Dec. lG-csFeb
DAIRY AND MARKET FARM FOX SALE.
OR privately pretty lc market aId DAIRY Farm about
miles Richmond embracing Is beautifully
duiarg. well apcd tie cultivation OF every variety ~
Ii the Ice business and has ~ II
4 excellent ce. ho:.c and pond
The and substantial The dwelling Is n
wood his good with porch ~
timely shaded piazza II cnnnInds beautiful
altogether
piciun made the dciIons OF sciin=I
the Ia country. For lsms Apply TO
". GupnlN.
WI. GuULnIS.
privately, Will THURSDAY. the 3h INST be sold 81
public upon the PREMISE commencing 81 O'clock NJ
Terms safe.
Dec l3 ode NG'pbiN.Aucr.
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Tie establishment OF Professor Holloway ~ Slahc, 'ar
and by all respectable Druggists and alsrn
throughout the British Emne, audi y Insr 81 he u
Ias il pots and boxes . and 81 bo"arh
wholesale principal houses The Union aud ~ hassTs
A. y SANDS New YORK. and Mr j. OEsEl, Il Nniden
Lane, New York
~ DIRECTIONS guidance patients every disorder
,rr ach box.
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JAMES VI SMITH, President.


The United STATES. aui countries
~ l,h statistics volumes pri,
~ = AZ IiuGing.
supple. that has been irI and c"ul IN uss
celebrated. U2ess ui the brush Nation, by u IL
Porter EHu. n-lU states Econuu 1T. N,w lurS
American Compendium ny The Ge "t Nc
Cuiuch."-I New Orleans Pcayu
"Yhe work will form d the library OF the
nan and poll economist ~ th"r.,s on Mercury.
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~ -, ;, ,,poTECTORS TO TRAVELLERS
SELr~ SEyEEpERS

,,, modern improvement In Fire Arms SELFCOCk-
M ,%p SELF REVOLVING POCKET PISTOLS, and new
q, GrNS-The advertiser has just received by the
IN direct from Liverpool large lot Of Guns.
a, ouut barrel. for bird shooting which he offers for
pn.t 'i"-.. -' =. SUTHERLAND,
BE cheap upposie III. Furmert' Bank
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ANTHISACf1E COAL.

:a'lLLIAM II. DAVIS AND THOMAS LAWSON have united
se under the OF DAVIS ~ LAWSON Tor tie
al They pledge themselves To their ei5
and Ilol: supply all orders faithful! and promptly
following they
attended their csGcncc nj Their
their office. tn room ri Mes~rs ioef
,,nns corner al Main E71- UP STAIRS
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n ~
ar ~ fat by examining the tdt of rates. the Danville
,n her, has a reduction OF Freight Furniture oil
80 rr 10 Key >se and forty per ctnto The Junction. We
10 MAKE sill reduction from the present raIes on all
Irrt,.., at our establishment We have very large
urnurc aud Will examine stock. before
ycg vii linz. lll sill suck 10 our motto Of quick sales
y, y. ,iiI,,,f. JONES Il HARDWOOD.
III, Ila,t Mai
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NEGRO HIRING FOR 1853.
TAl LID 4. I,l0k

VHTE services friends and the public as
w their for the ensuing yer
punctua paying over hires received AMI our
ton 10 the reer 10 lue
who have with their patronage heretofore
persons residing 10 the country We wotd remark that : I'M
rorant we should be informed carly practicable OF the
servants their qualifications, &c. Intended 10 DE
that be the better enabled 10 secure good homes anu
prices them. :,
homes for white servants upon reasonable
O. Soon,
Nov 90 General Agents
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MILLINERY.

SELLING AT REDUCED PRICES,
Is NuRi'S would respectfully ask the attention Of a.
~ LiIr. 10 her handsome assortment OF Bonuets II
"p tI,rror mauneI which she selling at re- 81
:. ives ~ Ne. ~: BIZ
si Dfesc' CAPS. on hand and made 10 order; rich
Fumes. ana other fancy articles, for sale cheapat
-. MRS SWORDS, No. 255 Broad ST.
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Sulcrcri: read anN lu'!ae TOT yOHTsrTVtH. - =
INFLUENZA AND WlIODrINc col 81.


Sir: have repeatedly us"d your cherry Pertoa Hh"o"
Influenza, cunclng IL q
rotec remedy Four OF my children afflicted with
,hr-. r-casCr the PecturiI has afforded
al ur.-tn rcIcl. JANE" "l.oNIh'
We ntes the t;uii Of the above statement
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CHILLING THREAD.-O very superior quaIr? Tor max eng
" sene.-or sale by - .,.,-a =, ,,p
Dec. l7-3,c. BlNFORD MAP y :" D'hi"'
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~ ri" having moved the city, Oilers rem; "Tdevs-
."siHe ~ OF the The farm can be leased lOI
ies oauy ono wishing 10 engage the :agdenin: hui.
he IL r.p.r. he lands &c will hire the anis and
"cfy,s nvs On The and AppIy TO RICHARD FOX,
+, <'-ii 1 Geo 4 S,mn.r's
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The best and most appropriate
IS 4 good book; and The place 20
nc. square above l:e Basis.
las. WORKMAN, Drpn,iIarN.
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PULLIAM d. DAVIS,

PULLlAM.1 INJECTOR DAVIS
AUCTlONEEIS FOR THE SALE OF NEGROES.
gNE Negroes their Office wa
their business, they safely
Highest their
They will make sales OF Negroes Estates and would say
Commissioners Executors and Administrators, that they will make
They prepared Board and
odrs Negro contc Nv euts pcr
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:sfh -j2-rIrreh. the following be entered me RUE
this Cuufhc counsel, unless oca-iohed by SICK
good delay ard The opposite
counsel may at r pleasure, have the tried n continued
No entered consequence o the absence
rnunse asi. without good cause be shown 10 me
H.. I'M :. NJ WINSTON. d. C. II. g.
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40 CONTRACTORS.


PErsGsBURs VA. Dec. II, 1872
- Al ED PROPOSALS will he received addressed " nv ~ a.
.,rn, Al Petersburg Virginia, Ill the Isl fcorua!' las
The Channel the ArptmaoX River lot 80 al s
an the map the rlvcr IL be seen al 81
S ,aSrl on; IN The the river TO the following @ h
hs nj rcm thus indicating four distinct .a;Ia
~ ,ers.ocL viii select according 10 the amount y '
e., r. ,r,rl feet water high water 'o VI 20
IN, on and deep water 10 me is' "aii oo'o" Tue
r, afford 10 feet mean b!sh iUe lot oc"uth VI u
- tho b,,,,m and from deer 20 me same whari.
ia afford ii mean hish "a1et iol VI y
~. no,,,,, .r,w To the same wharf,
mean hlsh water Tor breadth OF on
;, III. hnom and .rm dcri wafer 10 the sane wharf,
tas., om bottom by dredging In no case 10 be
m y. ,n n. VA the channel again by reshet but
on shore along the margin OF the river, beyond high
,rr U IN other places and abandoned Channels as
ns,,n.;cI pv the undersigned OF his substitute.
s ,,ae,y understood that no proposition VIII be accept
var bu job. Notwithstanding the contractor viii be
n calculate from the map the cubic yards OF excavation
80; sian lard mark OF the mean high water, 10 correspond
% s1unl.s carefully aid down on The mar AT mean low
n, ado ON the wharvcs Petersburg, aud suitable
references the river bank al convenient distances
- abi,shrd the unter yncd To facilitate the operations
mile the work viii lie lnSI cte Tnd recciV.
account of work DONE 10 the amount
10 whhcl from time 10 lImc u The whole job
seen Completed security for the iaiiu! performance
r o,r, will be endorsed the envelope proposals for
JOS. X. +. MANSFIELD.
't~''7 Capt. CORPS Engineers, and Brevet Colonel
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LIVINGSTON, W Ellis q CO.,


Place, De la BOursc. Paris.
= th> u upon the above house BY iiriSGS.
= Ellis ~ Co. - Roadway.
te!sc: Americans and all the Latest American papers
iogl a the Office IL PARIS free Of any charge ettcsnay
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SHiE Subscribers uer their services 10 their friends and h
public hire Negroes the ensuing year They VIII use
their best efforts good good Persons wish
ing their Negroes will please inform soon ~ pos
BILE. ~ IT, d u Is HILL"
Dec j-dtlFeb Of Franklin and Wall sa
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CARPET ROOMS.
lIRSTlAN LATIIROr would call the urcha
~ their stock.
Rich Velvet and BRUSSELS Tapestry Carpets.
DO. Ply. 3 Tn cad and Ingram 90.
i'ulch, do.
These goods the celebrated English Manufactures
OF imporla.ion surpassed quality
price. Also,
Low priced. all Wool Hemp and Cotton Chain Carpets.
Very Rich Rugs. Printed Drusgels, &c,
Dec. 10 Al 90 Main Street, CHRISTIAN & LATHRUP.
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NJ BIO" - i r. r w -
~ No. lcj1. OF this valuable SUrtl
Consents. |. Hungary III isa2: : En-
wlch Islands, 4 Mississippi Delta;
Mercantile Convention ~ the Scuth;
mrrcr. Agriculture Manufactures. Ia
&c.
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rs7HE NDVEHTIsEit, who is an exp

ADVERTISE who experienced Teacher AMI
s rrerar many pupils College tn here and in Eng.
land wi,. settle part the country Virginia or
N adjoining State prese) where Classical School could be
u: Academy. or the Classical Department
,,,,r. MI cd
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'iiCfs the
will held ihc 'tuking House ~ u" city at Ri uod
on Munlly. the 10Th January
Bank hIr,2c Ia the
OF cieciu Directors Officers ri HANK.
which shall been
Ia before the ol election.
Dec 6 -cn SAMUEL MARX. Cashier.
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u. provide especially for those al his
rwu huu hath ihan mtdr!."
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sJNIE subscribers their friends and the
lie generally hirg OF Negroes for the cnsui
wear They pledge themselves 10 use their best efforts
good homes AID good prices Also pay particular attention
servants in Case OF sickness
Dec lily TIIOS. II. & WIN. c. TAILAFERRO.
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G+HRIsTMAs PRESENTs.-Now receiving, great
~ re of goods for the Holidays consisting Of all me new pat,
Seals Breast Pins Drops Finger Rings Bracelets Lockets for
Dsguerreotypes, sc. Dec lSl GENNET JAMES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
yESTCpnAY

| COLUMBIAN HOTEL--A S Broadus,
| Caroline; w A Scruggs, w Fl Cardoza, J N
| Wood6n, A $ Graves, J Wren and son, Pow
hatan; W o Jordan, J Witherford, Charlotte;
w r Wood, E II Cogbill, Chesterfield; NJ G
Davis, w r Holman, Philadelphia; s Har.
grove, Surry;J W Holland, Dauville; c B
Dusenbery, j X each, Prince Edward; ] Sam
uel, Hampton; w E Jennings, Nouoway; NJ
Sibley, Portsmouth,; I L Depp, Powhatan; A
w Stringer, Ala; IL Hales, Charlotte; Fl Dabs.
r Worsham, Farmville; u Johnson. Gooch.
land; w I North, L o AGREE, Lynchburg; p
II Jackson and son, b Z Peters, Farmvile; J
Xix: II Robertson, Appomatiox; n M
Long, n I; w Johnson. Goochland; + J Hol-
land, Franklin; p Carter, NJ Connolly and
lady, Floyd; 5 Winiree, Chesterfeld; j Al
ieH, Powhatan; w Smith, Fluvanna; John NJ.
Plitman, Augusta; S G Slaven, Highland:
Wade, Hunersvile; DIR III p Scott, Rich
mond.
CITY HOTEL.-R B Smithy and son, E
Robinson, Amelia; 5 Nelson, Surry; & May
Y; ID A Tyler, New Kent; N Faulconer
Sury; J ID Reed, II L Green, Norfolk; J A
Jones, York; X l. T'imberlase, S Murry, Va;
Z Z Davidson, Mobiles; ID Brown, N Y; L
Carter, Floyd; i Nevins, Va; w Jones, Va;
5 Shepard, Gloucester; X K Browne, Ala;
ID c Prcn,is, lady and child, Tenn; g Thomas
A b Wyatt, Va.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-DriJ BGaIdner, Jerico
w White andi ady, Philadelphia; Harper, Nor
FOLK; Short, King VIM; NJ Meddell and lady,
!; n q Watkins and servant. aud Miss Watkins
lrnce Edward; Rice Farmville; A Dunl D.
Red Sulphur Springs; Mrs Green and three sons
D1laware; ii Durmai Waynesboro; Gooie,
Va; w Morris, Tenn
AMERICAN HOTEL-W II Walker Hicksford
Va; w Randolph, U G s: e Z Rodes, Prince
Edward; Z 4 Watkins, Raleis h. n c; John Brown
Ing, Lunenburg; II Howard, Portsmouth;
Brighton and lady, Miss Stevens, kiss A Stevens,
Master Stevens, Charleston, C; Daniel McNeil
Mobile; G Borpeau Dnwiedie; Fort, Blu
chsnan; John Patton. Philadelphia; J w Murrel,
Mrs Cisytor Miss Clayton, LyDchburg; c d Yam
cey, New Orleans
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

AND FOR SALE NEAR RICHMOND.
- The subscriber offers for sale small but Q
most excellent FARM, Of about fifty acres on the
South side of the Williamsburg rosd near Hineh
mans, two and half miles from the Old Market
About two. thirds of the Land cleared, and con.
siderable part now cultivated as market garden.
Such 10 ts fertility, adaptation and convenience to
market as makes 1t one Of the most desiraoe places
for market garden and dairy about the city, and
if properly managed its cost could be easily made
from its profits. The Building can with but little
expense be rendered comfortable residence. with
all necessary convenience, and nunoer OF the best
springs of water on the place.
Those wishing to purchase will please cell and
examine for themselves.
Terms very liberal. Apply 20 Robert Hastings,
on the premises, or to the subsc r,ber.
Sc 29-dlmwit SAMUEL HASTINGS.
AZ YOU would consult your own interest, read
L Ike following certificate from wellknown gen.
tleman of this city
RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 1sT, 1s50-To Mrs. A.
b. Daws-Dear Madam have used your Cough
Elixir" in my family for about two years, in all
cases OF colds and coughs and have, on various
occasions recommended i: TO the use OF my friends
and am happy 20 say that in every instance, it has
given entire satisfaction. Indeed, so Infatuated
have become to its use, in cases of coughs and
colds, that | never think of recommending any
other remedy either in my own family or 10 my
friends. Yours, &c,
JAMES w. LEWELLEN.
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by BENNETT &
BEERS, a. BODEkER, CHAS. BECK, and CHAS.
D YALE, aud Mrs. A B. DAVIS, Main street, Ricn.
mond. se25
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m A CAR D-GENTLEMENs DRESS

n A CAR D-GENTLEMEN'S DRESS
GOODS We respectfully invite Gsntie
men in want Of handsome and durable Dress
~ Boots. Caters, &c, to call and examine our
large and varied assortment of articles that line
we have been at great pains to select the most
tasteful and choicest goods, and have had nsds ex
pressly to our order various styles and patterns of
pentlemen's Dress Boots, Shoes and Caters, that
we are confident will be approved by thoss who
wish something at once useful and beautiful
Please give call, at our large and convenient
store, where may be found the most complete ss-
strtment of Boots, shoes, Trunks and Car.
pet Bags, to be found at sny one place in Viz
ainja WHITE 81 PAGE,
70 Main ST, 3 doors below Dooleys Hat Store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

BATEMAN CHuDREN.-T These little Baltimo-
yeans have, We understand, received an offer, by
abe last steamer, 10 return TO England and
France for another year. 1t is, however, the
determination Of their parents to take them
from the stage after making the tour Of their
own counlry.-Exchange paper.
Don't believe they can do it. The youthful
prodigies have got accustomed to stage excite
unenf, and it is likely TO be with them second
na!nre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23
THE DAILY DISPATCH.

FURTHER FROM THE PLaINs.-We learn
&om dispatch dated 81. Louis, Oct. 90, tina,
she Nez-Perces Fiaihead tribe were assembled
asFou Bridges. also expecting presents from
ahe U. 8. Government.
The Snake Indians made treaty with the
Yampones, and afterwards, while on buffalo
hunt, fell in with band oil Cheyennes, and had
q skirmlsb, during which some OF The latter
were killed. The Snakes and other tribes
had sent an ambassador TO the Chiefs OF the
Utahs, expressing a desire 10 make treaty OF
peace.
Phelps train, with the Secretary of the Trea-
pury of Utah Territory, was getting along we'll.
The train escor,ing Reid and Shaiier, the Utah
Judges, was met between the Big and Little
Blue-ali well.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

tr A dispatch from Albany states that
she engine of gravel train run off the track
near Stony Point on the Hudson railroad
The engineer was killed, his body being near
BY severed leng,hwise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

The following rather mysterious paragraph is
copied from the Norfolk correspondence OF the
Baltimore Sun:
A political tracas occurred at one of our public
houses last evening. An enthusiastic ndmirer
of Pierce and King made mince-meut OF an
equally warm admirev OF Scott and Co. 1t is
40 be presumed that nothing less than coffee
AID pistols tor two viii settle The controversy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

- II is estimated that 10000 persons WIS.,
iaed ,he Pennsylvania State Fair at Lancaster,
IL Thursday. Great disappointment was ieit
n t$he non.arrival Of Gen. Scott.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

- A youth named Richard Carver, II
years OF age, has been sentenced by the circuit
rour, of Alternate county to one years con-
Gnment in the pententiary for stealing horse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

TT Miss Catherine Hays left New York
sor California on Wednesday in the steamship
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

1 spectiuiy informs her Friends and customers
Ms. shs will open the Fall and Winter Fashion, in
Millinery. en- saturday next, a3d Oct, 1864. In
ssead OF Thursday, :ist, a. before announced
Gsi