davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The southerner., 1852-12-18
"GOdcy's Eady's EsOOk.n

The December number of this Magazine
contains several very exquisite novcllettes,
light and fanciful, just to the taste of the
ladies' It's great number of engravings
will, also, cndear it to the fair. Cooley, we
presume, is thought to be a real s'love of
man." Published in Philadelphia, at 9S
Chesnut St
The southerner., 1852-12-18
NOTICE,

I WILL receive and forward any nun.r
Of bales Of Cotton from the Planters Or Nr
chants of the counties of EdgecOmbe, Pitt
and Greene, sent me to be consigned to N@
Blossom & Son, Merchants of New Yal
fres Of storage labor and all charges what
ever to the owners Of the Cotton; and viii
pay all the attention required, in shipngs
early as possible and at the lowest rate d
freight. S. BROWN
Washington, Deer 18th, 1852. 5l-33m
The southerner., 1852-12-18
Uelch's Washington o/fer Stuart

This superb engraving is cliciting univer-
sal and unqualified admiration. We have
seen large number of letters from many of
the first artists, authors, statesmen, jurists,
and amateurs in the country, all unanimous
ly testifying to its high excellence both as a
faultlcss translation OF Stuarts painting and
as valuable exhibition Of Mr.. Welch's ar
tistic skill as an engravcr.
Call at our office and examine this most
superb and only faithful likeness of the i'm
mortal Washington. This valuable portrait
will also be found advertised in another part
of our paper.
The southerner., 1852-12-18

Beans, if in good order b.,
per bushel. ''ins 81 .
:, ootfon-This article is On d.
cline and cannot be quoted at tr nrl 'ne DE-
Sic. "' Over St.,
UBy letter, just yecei,,.u ,,
Freight on Cotton, bclyeen 'iq; a. u. {
'ngton and Ne,o YORK. 49, a'h
raise" 10 l,2 cent per pounJ 0ee'
The southerner., 1852-12-18
FOR THE SoUTHERNER.

From u Christmas Incident.


It was a Christmas festival, and |
moved among the gay occupants Of a
ballroom. All around were bright fa-
ces, with smile-illumined checks and
joy beaming eyes, while to the spright-
ly mes Of enlivcning music all hearts
beat cheerily. The season, the scene
the happy sounds, all conspired to make
our natures bouyant and light, and tc
cxalt our spirits to glowing exstacy.
felt the electric joyancc and the gaycst
of the gay, comminglcd with the congo.
NAL spirits around me.
A little while, no strange event,
another entered. My eye rested but a
moment on her passing form, nor
marked aught peculiar, save that she
was a stranger, How wonderful, this
simple truth now seems! The dani,
moved on, and by one of those freall
sometimes Of Fortune, called accidenI
[ stood by her side, her partner. TheI
for the first time, | felt the magic of b
presence.
'sShc was not fair.
Nor bcautiful;-those words express her nCl
But O, her looks had something excellent,
That wants name"
Her eyes, gently uplifting, rcvcalG
within their brown, shadowy depths
pure, limpid fount of feeling and n
heart grew still with spontaneous hon.
age, beneath their soul-lit beam1
Then came rose-bright smile,
'<Scttling and lowering around her lii
the while
Like some bright angel DER the gates Of
bliss"
trcmulously touching my feelings into
gayety, with its genial influence.
We joined in the dance With grace.
ful ease, with quiet pleasure she moves
through its mazes; and the uncloulds
beams that radiated from that countL
nance, which never frightened at al
indulgence in "sweets impure" we'll
witnessed the clear innocence of the
sport. Earth's blissful moments how
feeting'! A whirl, few precious
words, and the apparition sweet had
vanished. The brightness of perfect
joy had flashed athwart my soul.
Would that we could effacc the ina
ages sometimes engraven on the heart,
and drown the echoes of hopes, once
cherished, that in the rccesscs of our af-
fections seem doomed to perpetual rever-
beration. An accidental glance, a revi-
we'd association, and our fancied struc-
lures Of forgetfulness and indifference,
crumble into nothingness. Thus with
myself. A few years had passed away,
when, encased in supposed oblivious
mail, [ was merry making with a part
ner bridesmaid, at a wedding. Glanc-
ing over the sparkling assemblage, my
eye fell on the half-idolized form. All
man! what is thy boasted self-gover-
nance, when woman's influence, uncon-
sclously exerted, makes thy very soul
quake? Disspirited, [ left the room.
Soon, however, called to the duties of
the evening, | was gliding amid the
chattering throng, which encircled the
hymeneal feast, when raising my eyes
"a nod of recognition, and the same
soft smile only little more sober in its
roseate beauty (for God had claimed his
OWN stirred my deepest feelings. Then,
oh! what pleasure would it have been,
to have permitted my heart to have
trilled forth its glowing admiration and
devotion. Butno, no, imprisoned must
they be forever.
The southerner., 1852-12-18
TARBORO' MARKET. Dec 1S

IAKBUhU WARKET, Dec. IS.
Turpentine-Virgin dip, 50 S5; Old
dip, So rs to s. so.
Scrape 60 cts. per 100 lbs.
Tar, 81 so per barrel.
Corn, s. 90 to s. 25 per Dbl.
Bacon, IL to 12a cts.
Lard, II to 124 cts.
Fresh Pork, u cts.
Fish-Mullets, SIS to Sc so.
Cotton, s to 81 cts.
The southerner., 1852-12-18

We arc informed that most of the
hogs in Logan county Ky. have been
purchased by packers at Bowling Green
and Clarksville, at ST so and S. 90.
The Courier says 1l3, 1873 head of
hogs had been slaughtered in and about
Louisville up to date. The pens were
fuIl-the droves on the road numerous
prices up to IS, but no late sales.
At Terre Haute, Ia, there are five
packing houses in operation, with more
hogs in pen than was ever known be-
fore, and sales at S. 65 net.
At Quincy and jacksonville, HIS,
on the 9th, but few hogs had been re-
ccivcd, and prices were firm at FIVE
cents
The Madison Courier, of Monday
says, slaughtering has been suspended
at all the houses, except Goodman & Ar
mels, on the bill, and the Mammoth
Cave. We hear of but few sales, at
prices IS G,10. 1000 hams from the
block sold for 81
At Columbus, Ohio, says the Journal
of Monday, operators are doing a larger
business in the hog trade this year,
than at any prior time. Many thous-
ands are purchased, and shipped alive,
from this point to New York; and many
thousands arc killed and packed, The
high price and great excitement about
pork have created quite stir among
the butchers and spectators.
CtnciRnoti Enquirer.
The southerner., 1852-12-18
"SciclatEElC AEpaerECasn.D

Our readers will find on our first Lage, a
highly commendatory article on this work,
which it we'll merits Published in New
York, 128 Fulton St. Terms So.
The southerner., 1852-12-18
:TOA E EGR.
ARRIVAL OF
Tzse SEeI2lee4.sFr
--latest from Europe

The steamer Arctic has arrived at
New York, with Liverpool dates to the
3Oth ult. There had been an advance
in the prices Of Cotton and Breadstuffs.
The southerner., 1852-12-18

nGgHWc learn the roads in the Yves
tern part of the State care lined with
Hogs" A. few droves would find read
y sale here, where pork is in great de-
nand at S7.-Raletgh Star.
'axter oarn.s --.ses'--on sare oy
March Sth, J. II. Bo,vdich. |
The southerner., 1852-12-18
n, 4. RRIRn

In this county, few weeks s;neo J.,
VIM. E. Lewis, Esq, Mr.. ELIJAH W. =?
LIFoRD to Miss JULIA a. BATcup,a,
of Nash.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-10-14
- IT,, Oct. y, 1907.
HORRIBT,E ERATPTTTDIs

1AoCoaAC COUNTY, Va, Oct. 9, 1852
HORRIBLE FRATRICIDE.
O.e ol the most horrible tragedies ever known
ar lux Part OF The country occurred on the night
-. 81 u october at or near the Cross Roads,
On tuss'county. John Belote, being ata small
farm. place frequently resorted to
spy nun reg card playing and other PURPOSES, sent
ABOUT o clock, T. NJ, for his brother Joseph G.
Do'oee' VINO lived about quarter OF mile from
tne pace. On the arrival of his brother, n oame
u cafds was commenced; but after a short while.
cohn opened a quarrel with his brother. and
many, went to the other end of the table and
. I'.Noo n'n', lie then, being quite athletic,
threw Joseph to the floor and beat him severely
When he was taken off. He repeated il a second
.i"'e' gett1ng him down and beating him. and
again was taken off; and third time he repeated
~ Wneh' after being separated, much enraged,
'osepn ran TO bis house, armed himself with a
& revolver and two butcher knives, and returneTta
the place where the disturbances occurred.
ne door being locked, he shot through it. but
1 ~ oelng ADVISED, was about to return home
ne mad got thirty yards.or more from the house
when John, knocking down1 nnther brother ii
the house, ran OUT and, wi re rail uplift.
ed' swore ne would kill Jo] ID returs,1
c aaas e sI ,m After atrik;,'9 fhen
fence rail, and missing him, John still
him, knocked him down, aud wss
when Joseph, using his knife, cut n
in one or two places reaching the n
the effect of which John died mofd3n.
the 4th inst.
Immediately after the al went to the
court house and offered to himself up but
was not taken in custody till the 9Th. He was
then committed to Accomac Jail to wait the ac-
ton of the grand jury.
Joseph, ever before, was known to be peacea-
Bile. quiet, and good citizens 1t is supposed both
were under the influence of liquor G.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-10-14
Another Varginia Mining Company.

From the London Times, Sept. 81.
Another Virginia gold mining scheme has
been advertised, under the title of the Stafford
Gold Mining Company of Virginia, the pro-
posed capital being 100000, in 81 shares
The public can judge for themselves the probable
value of a concern which the acute people of the
populous State of Virginia, at time of great
financial ease allow to come upon the London
market when only 1900 is required fully to
deveope its every extensive veins gold quartz;'
and hence no general remarks upon it are neces-
sary. But there is paragraph in the prospectus,
regarding the labor by which the mine is to be
worked that calls for notice. "a particular fea-
ture in the economy of this undertaking. it is
said. consists in the fact that 'sthe general mi
ming operations, and the reduction and amalga-
eating processes, are in the State of Virginia,
under superintendence, performed by laborers
whose pay is remarkably small, the cost and
maintenance of each man, by contract for given
periods not exceeding e920 per annum.' 1t be-
ing we'll known that the cost of labor in the
United States is the great difficulty that attends
all undertakings, this announcement appears sin
gular Virginia is slave State, but of course an
| English company cannot contemplate the hiring
of slaves, and if free negroes of industrious hab
its are to be obtained at total cost Of se2O per
annum, it is fact which, Judging from all the
accounts thatreach US, has not yet been discover
ed by the Virgnans themselves.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-10-14

qERMs


1WAII7 * IkdCElNIOND THINKS.
3 Che D ALLY TIMES is published at SIX DOLLABG
0cr 51Hl15n ua<abl& n afyance.
ADXEnTI9fN9 IF or one SCARE of FIFTEEN LINES
seftion IS cents.
Thrice For square, FIRST insertion 6aI cents;
every succeeding insertion a7} cents
Icice seeek or0nce sceckFor one square, first in
setion IS cents every succeeding Insertion so cents
Advertisements more than square, will be charged
But # the exceed one square or any
Der of full squres by less than eight Ines the additional
lines will becharged aha!f square; if it exceed one
ditional lines will be charged full square.
The number of insertions Of Advertisements be no.
ted the Ms they will be inserted until ordered to
be stopped, and charged accordingly.
Annual Advertisers charged $50 torso lines and in
that proportion for advertisements Of greater length and
S30or Is lines and in that proportion for
of greater length except Auctoneers who are charged
sl0o paper incluledfor all sales before their doors
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-10-14

OPERATIONS OF LYNCH LAW IN CALIFORNIA.
A correspondent from Mariposa furnishes the
Sacramento Journal with the following melan-
choly and hasty action of Judge Lynch. The
lives ofal the rogues in the land would not COM
pensate for the wrongs done the unfortunate per-
son mentioned in this communication:
Carrico, ayoung man from some of the West
ern States, was found guilty of robbing the house
of Moore & Co., of the of nine hundred dol
lars. This robbery committed on Sherock's
creek, eight miles from this port, and
suspicion at tie time being directed to an old
man, named Johnson, he was arrested by the mob
and hanged by the neck until he became insen-
sible, and whipped upon the bare back in the
most cruel manner; but all this failed to extort from
him confession of the theft. Mr.. Carrico, who
was the leader of the mob, proposed to place his
bleeding and lacerated body upon hot embers,
and to extract the nails of his fingers and toes
with pair of bullet moulds; but this diabolical
proposition meeting with support. the poor
old man, more dead than alive, was set at Iiber-
ty. few days thereafter, Carrico left the neigh
borhood, under rather suspicious circumstances,
and being followed by an officer and arrested,
part of the gold dust, the identity of which he
had endeavored to destroy by beating it up, was
found upon him; which circumstance, connected
with oIEers, led to his conviction and sentence to
five years in the State prison.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-10-14
9 AL sODA.-2o bbls, for sale by
- oc9 DAVENPORT ALLEN n CO


| GAL sODA.-2o bbls for sale by
- oc9 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
ttOR SALE PRIVATELY.-A lot sc5oo
L Desks and other boarding School Furniture; also .
hne Rosewood Piano, made by NUNS 4 Clark OF New
York and IN perfect order. For sale at the residence
D. B. Minor on Main street. between Sd and 9Th streets
oc GEO. J. SUMNER.
NEW NOVEL ny w. H. MAxWELL.
Vie BIVOUAC, or the Rival Sailors work SUI.
-, peror to Charles q Malley," by Col w Max
loo &C. complete in one volume beautifully illustrated
price SOC.
! THE BROWNIE OF BoDsBEcK, BY James Hopp
the Ettrick Shephard-25c Noo
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD-sc
Do do POLICE GAZETTE-6c
Do do SPIRIT OF THE TIMEs-lec
Do do PICK-5c
DO do PICAYUNE-5c
GLEASONs PICTORIAL--l0c
WAVERLY MAGAZINES
STAR SPANGLED BANNER-6c
LITERARY MUSEUM-ec
All for the present week. 8ss
the latest Novel, Magazines and Newspapers re-
ceved and for sale. wholesale and RETAIL by
y LEWIS L. SMITH,
Newspaper Magazine and Cheap Publication Dealer.
&C = OpPosite American Hotel
rNHE MORALITY OF TRADE. for sale by
Il J. w. RANDOLPH y
work for everybody. selfInstructor or Carving
discrimination of Drugs, Medicines de- a. to their puri
ty and authorizations, by G H Pierce, NJ Dbl
1900 Aunt Fannys Budget etoies and Legends fc
Esop in Rhyme, old ffisndina nsw pl.tss
Universal Pictorial Lbr1ry, rslabIe IN.
8 Ary1ne,s 60 ~ 3 srd
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-10-14

II -. a. E. .. TALIAFRRO have removed
their Office on 18th street. next to Mayos Bridge
where they preparedto fill all orders for FLOUR
MEAL, and GROUND PLASTER, with promptness.
! COUNTRY MERCHANTs will and at 1911
~ Main street. full stock of School Books and Sta
tlonary prces low tor cash or approved credit IA
HAY.-lO5 Bales Hay, per schr Patmos, for saIeot
Sc EDMOND, DAVENPORT co.
10A BUSHELS CLOVER SEED. for sale.
Nv Sc 90 JAS. WINSTON.
| NEW FLOUR.-2o0 bbs end so half bbIs Talia
erro's family and extr Flour, in for sale by
/ TTvANNEEt's OIL.--aO bbIs for sale by
! 4 an II SKINKER.
| II ONDON DOCK BRANDY.--6 half mines
IL dark and pale Brandy imported direct by u.s. now
Sc 6 IS CHAs q woRTHAM 4 CO..
EULLED CLQTHs.7-3-4 and Ga, Of Virginia
manufacture and Of superior quality, just received
e IS "a ''D' - 8 ~ K X PAINE KENT
fRHE NEW YORK DAILY HE RAID
= FEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE
PHILADELPHIA DAILY LEDGER
BALTIMORE DAILY SUN
And al the New York. Boston and PbiladelpL;a
WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS
MAGAZINES.
PERIODICALS. &c
May always be had on reasonable as elsewhere
at the Literary Depot Of LEWIS L. SMITH,
see MAN ST., opposite American Hotel
COLGATEs PEARL sTARCH.-25 boxes
~ landing from schr HaxalI Tor sale bv
Sc WILLIAMS & BROTHER
pRIME LARD I'm BARRELS, landing this
= morning from steamer. for sale by
oe 81 WILLIAMS& BROTHER
VINEGAK-6o bbls best old Cider V;,.sga. S !
ceived and for sale by s'Aesar, re-
oc : THOS. JONES
4 yOF Eel 200 bags prime Rio, Laguavrav a1d
~ Java Coffee, for sale low by alu
HERRINcs--75 BIZ NORTH Carolina No Gross
Herrings, for sale ''oss
% THos. JONES.
Snaar ff g. .a. loaf crushed and powdered
q THos.s JONES
sd Nh ND Ds sON SIDES AND sMOUL-
oe4 - DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co.
C ca;.ns g. Porto RICO sU6AR, re-
i've - $. ], IS, !, .oaN ~ = SON
~. ~ - cotton YARNS, srom No. 10 to IS, for
&C JOHN N. GORDON 4 SON.
o .aa - suesARs.--loo bbls Coverings %
. &C 2 q DAVENPORT, AaLEya co
= I'm y Globes, PapeE Ink, Inkstands Quils. Steel
a1l Hooks.sand all otTer school stationery.
chG =, oS on SCIENCE, Mathematics Geoo
omy BotanY Chemistry, Philosophy. History, Book.
eePIng, deograpy Granmar, Logic, Rhetoric, Read
z, spelling Drawing Mythology Antiqu
y Mainst Copies Of gs6sost important school books
o oe to teachers UT charge E - RAnno, - i;
= lzed and brand1' sS lnIn NsFowei, the State
fOEspN g HOUSE MO- S
z z III Liss1 Bacon Sid ~
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-10-14

Of the + .
A History Of tli8
a seriesof documel
gether with illuAti IL
Chas Hartiwicke, M Asss
Great Cities Of the "
desolation, switba 6i7
LID. plates-$1 rs.
Festas, by Bailey, a
steel plates. muslin gilt
Bikes Farmers
plates 81 25. "A i
Saxton's Rural HAM
vols.-$1 25.
Anecdotes, personG.
ry men connected WI
1900, by J 7 Buck:-I
Maddow's ltaliapJ
Herbert Tracy, NJ
the Morality Of TrAs
Op
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-10-14

SOAP STONE GKIDDLEs, for xsSg BY
~ wheat cakes also, Waffle Irons, a fresh SJyczM
to hand and for sale by r.. M. ZIMMERNAN,,
oc 10 d. Corner Main and OH tsfs
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-10-14
IN BBLs YELLOW COFFEE SUGAR
w landing, for sale by ~
Sc 10 BACON & BASKERVILLE.

nj nhLS COPPER a II
w landing, for sale by
Sc IS BACON & BASKERVILLE.
SIMON BONAVTTA.
coniechener and Fruit Dealer, No. 16s
Main street,
w ooLD most respectfully call the attention of conn
Wy merchants and the public generally to his as
sortmentof Fall goods receiving consisting of every
article IN his line which he is determined 70 se ON u
reasonable terms they can be purchased esehara He
sccts cal from his country friends suring them that
he viii do his best to please 'Ao'N ''"'
~ hemember los, opposite the Banks.
oc - SIMON BONAvTTA.
ksLECTION OF DEPOT AGENTs-A re-
solution OF the Board of Directors of the Vireinin
% halroad Company declares that all Depot Agents
sa' oe eecte1 annually. Notice is now given that on
tne l4th OF ober, at Richmond, the Board will al
~ OF gents for all the different depots on
si'o i'ne vi tne road to serve durngthe year 1853
Sc 2o-dtd e. FONTAINE President.
A CTS OF AssEMKI-Y. Session 1880 80.
p published, for sale by 80 just
- &c NASH & wooDHoUsE.
E4sAsnl0NABLE Observation-Disclosures 4.
McEVOY has the honor of announcne 70 III go; - e.
and the publcth he has removed his Acadsn, f
the Exchange Hotel to Bosher's Hail. corner of M;n a
~ where he will commence his sixth annual SEES
s,ou "a Richmond on Friday evening, Oct for
5entemen and on Saturday morning Oct o. for Tadies
Misses and Masters - > 'oi Naues
His style is systematic and elaborate embracing everv
lance ana atz recognized orpracticed in the "a s;Sy
able sociery Of both this country and Europe as a
Dy himself during the last spring and suhmr E;rst
season OF the new Dances Esmeraldo and Cieii; is
Melfze e. oflast year. Daoces ana
er AZ promises to every exerton to give that co.
primer 0ccaslons The hall will BIZ fitted m =; ,s o
:ss's m2per and every facility afforded those atten.
al the advantages arising from
desirable accomplishment either
be, or theacquirement of graceful
young ladies', misses and masters,
ns commencing at three o'clock and
II o'clock For gentlemen Tues
Kings, from "a to 81 O'Clock.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-10-14
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
PRESIDENT
WILLARD FILLMORE
THE CABINET


THE CABINET.
scretary Of State. Daniel Webster, of Mas.
Secretary of the Treasury .Thos Corwin, of Ohio.
Secretary Of " Charles M. Conrad of La
Secretasn IT Navy VIM Graham, of N. G
Secetary -Alex'r H. H. Stuart, of Va
Postmasts N Nathan X. Hall, ofN Y.
Attorney Genera1- j. Crittenden, of KY
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
1t is curious circumstance that all the Judges Of this
Court are from adjoining States will be seen by the
suboined table, The Court now composed Is as fol-
fows:- APPOINTED
ChiefJustice. -RogerB fancy, Nd, ..ls36
Assistant Justice John Mclean, Ohio, 1899
Assistant Justice james M. Wayne Ga.
Assistant Justice John Catron, Tenn 1887
Assistant Justice John Mckinley, 1887
Assistant Justice Peter v. Daniel, Va. ......1s41
Assistant Justice Samuel Nelson N. Y...-.1s45
Assistant Justice Robert G. Grier Penn 1916
Assistant Justice Benz. G. Curtis, Mass.
Attorney General John J. Crtenden Ky..-.. 1850
Clerk VIM. T. Carroll, D. G.
Seven of the Judges democrats and two are wings
VIZ: Mclean and Cartis)
EEP 1T BEFORE THE LADIES.
that by calling at MaiIerts cheap store they viii
be enabled to buy cheap Goods such
Rich Silks for dresses, cheaper than ever
splendidDe LANES, at half price
-. Alexanders best kid Gloves only so ctsy
Grape Shaws Mantaets at low prices
Bonnets, Ribbons and Trimmings
Best quality net Mits and silk Gloves
These together with many other articles suitedf he
ladies' will be sold off cheap Cal if you want bar
gains - DA' |
1 VIII De IN receipt OF some fashion able and
winter Goods bought auction for cash at the Nortb
which will be added to the stock and sold equally cheap
Ca at MALERTs Al Main street. for the bargains IN I
Dry Goods he will certainly close out his stock this fall
at prices that will please purchasers. 49,
Sc ~ AUG. MATLERT
Coon CLOTHING-No 1O2 $500
Merchants, study your interests sell good and
trade $500 M eoP q Sooo
KEEN CHILES & BALDWIN are now receivino Fl
their fall and winter Clothing, which has been made at
sneir own factory and well made of the newest stvle
goods 1me French English and American m arkets af
,ora: tney respectfully ask call fron1the trade The
M AID qualities are too numerous to ATTEMPT an ann
? Call at No log Main ST. 80
- Hill ES & BALDWIN
RS NEW W0lSK- :
FaetefsC dsths sSou1o :
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-10-14

1M BAGS ADAMANTINE CANDLEa
W. just received for sale. -. = b
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-10-14

TTNHE MODERN STANDAKD AMI MI-
L NOR DRAMA, just received at L. L, SMITHS
Cheap Publication Depot opposite American HoteL-A
complete assortment of all the published in the
above named editions embracing ali the most popular
TRAGEDIES, COMEDIES. DRAMAS, FARCES
OPERAS, &c. The assortment will be alscays kept COM
ete and to getting play person need only to
send or call. The NEW PLAYS that may be published
from time will be received adu0nce ofany other house
1
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-10-14

oa47El SECOND HAND CARRIAGES
S8sse For sale three good second band carriages
and harness. and two second hand barouches they will
he sold low Apply to JAMES BOHSER.
For sale as above horses patent fly nets for carriage
horses atth e lowest rates.
au 81 ). b.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-10-14

TNARaIFOR SALE OR IsENT.--We offer for
II sale a. Farm ia Chesterfield county, six eight
miles from Richmond within few hundred steps OF the
Danvie Rail Road and containing $50 acres-3oo or 40
cleared We will sell bargaini this land if sale
be effected by the middle of this month if not, will
rent privately after that time.
TOLER & COOK,
&C General Agents
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-10-14

I TIDER.-s0 bbls prime Re e o. s e. - re-
|. ~ ceiving, for sale by E as II 50
= oo6r yss{YNf& TAYLOR-
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-10-14

ROUNB m 4 ~
~ lied and brando
inspector fotthe citAM
oc S