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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24
Jefferson Land fer Sale.

r WISH to sell TO small Farms AZ good lime
j stone LANp-3ne combating I6o .Afres,
with good hslaainas orchard. SC. adjoining The
@ands ri John Lock, Fisher A- Lewis and the heirs
Of Dansei Mcpherson e-sec'd--abcrt 40 acres III
si1fbe.. The ailser on she Shenandoah river con.
i3iufsg F21 .geres AFst rate Lan~ with 80
aeresin ifmher4-a Dwelling House on The same
and adjoining Ire Lands 81 Gorge +. Harris and
DR. John Fl Lewis heirs For terms &c which
willie made easy. apply 10 the undeIsigned ~
Mrsrsipwn. or By letter [PDst paid 70 kabletoW1,
jefferson cornsy, Va. ~
Januarv % iass
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lNEcuANcFRY

THE object OF hts a0t Is 10 obiain a settlement
81 ihr accounts Of Henry BelIy! administrator
de b,sfs non with tie Will annexed o John Baker,
decd and decree distributing The estate d said
BaSsr in the hands OF said Berry ascGfding 70 the
directions otshe will aioresait.
Il appealing on AthAavit flied IN THIS snit. that
the felendenl SaInpel ID. Bdser is not resiieno OF
lhi+~Siaie, BIZ Is htl eby required tlappeaf Here
within one month Alter due publication of this or
Ter and do what is necessary To protect his interests
in Ills matter. Ii Is further ordered thal a copy
hereof ID pulAished once week for four success.
sive weeks ID the Virginia Free Press. ard posted
at the front door OF the Courthouse q this Cenniy,
on the ffss day Of the next County Court
Il topy-Teste, II, II BROWN, Clerk.
March 81 1881 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24
Public Sale.
Vssss !. .9 M. s Is F aols q SIN ss \
Gharlt siovn, sundry aHicleS q
Household. and Kitchen Furniture,

fsUJH As
BIDS, BeRdcaas dirk Bddfag
/ IP4rafotes. U'ashtan4S, LIasRs. ia;
Taies, Chairs Gaf Losaars !;
Catpts qRd NaVi e.;
Dtaap dsd 1sa-Sts;
Cooiag a4l Pa{Los Nor ): 5-fI, &c;
A rrry gpoct CaH lria aiso hI9y+roi Nh
,sqle at The slRle time II.
March u 1883 A. E RTE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24

a Ii pffSoGs owing me, a. Administrator o. zoe
~ lale samuel hlzlsin are requested 10 make
imnedi15e settlement dr the noles will b hanqso
o1<r 10 en attorney Or suit
oEoeGE LEcKLiDER. Adm
March g. 1871.
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NO z q 7 3EllIII t1lslll
Baltimore. March 10 1853 -6m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24
IN cHANcERY.

THE object ot the complainahls Bill and amen.-
i ed Bill is 10 Yet aside sundTy Deeds u Trust
from the Defendant William McMarfah. viz a
Deed 10 Henry Berry as Trus'ee. dale6 hh Sep
enfser. 1851 and hwe Deeds Of PTns' II I,hn NJ
Jemeu Trustee, dated March 9thi 1859 a
fraudulent against the compt&inarts apa Intended
L hinder aAd delay cFedit6iss 70 hays "a acc TN,
ken oi HE Yaticbs liens .lpoA he PrperfE cover
ei III said Deeds and Thai The Plalniiaa have SAL
i.lattiun aal of tht property eEered b. "a HI Deeds
Tor The am5un, olive judgments in gafir tHvoF
Il appearing oni AFFIDAVIT fi'edin his Silt. that
The ID -lrndaHl. William McMJiraR Is PCT a resi-
deni II hs State h is hereby required IA appear
here within one mpaq atter doe pgRi4aii,i Of his
6Al 80 he phs : necessary Il Protect Hit inter-
Os~iEI dt'e
esis la This m9isr Il y flJtHe, ssTF II AtA'
copy hereof be puslished once week torpNai sue
eeSsive weeks in the Virginia Ffee.Prs4<. ana
po,ifd at The fronido Of ih, Court hau>fgi This
County, Oh the firf day Of the next County Cont
AGdpy -Tesie,
Mareh 2f 1852 II T.BROWN. c c.. ..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24

o. fos Conshs Co,ds aadSo.Eer 5fasef;,,, NJ n.
(tfags and 7zToaf vrneFaliv ~ ST Ar Fr,ss Nj
DYNR CHERRY ExPEcTofiA Mt. n I, believed q
Be the best Medicine ~ dis - q disca.. vel A.
o0sereds the Mediesf aesy DIE I, aud have
been cared by sce a1seTtsclasst j. z1o;ber column
Dfarch II, 1854 s---Iaa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24
81 1 ssON ZOE 49,.

n fIAvis Ri sale light wagon Win spr;nps
j wliieh pIill seq % reasonable irTsns' I'll a
suiiase 1T aae Or iFehorses. a1d i "a construct
81 a. ~ r. nsfd with VI swiiha1i the bed
Fel1I7. ls$3 SAMUEL q YOUNG
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ERESH Skf.Ees0 LIME III sale by
g Feb "a LOCK, cRAaIER . LINE.
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CheennT Railri

EsoR sale : sOo c6rsaus Rails
IL March "a GEO nv. LITTLE,
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Virginia to] wit /;

a rules held in The Clerks Office of the Circnit
Co4rt Of Je-rson County, on the Oh day of March,
1853
IValiam n Nd Teigh, JdPlls I'll III Krigh,
IFeLis A. HaFpeF and James e Cham5cr-
lain, ia,e partners nader he firm 81 Nc
Tigh, Bfoihtr 4. Company, Pitts,
AGAINST
Join n .Ietceti. Trustee, Wifidnri lielIar-
ian, ID as Blacktoek, Jicob !IF Rey-
noLls, John 4. White and HehrY Berry,
Defendants.
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Foa Kent

A N Appsestiee 'qsht Carpenter Trade wanted,
a ifem r. e " rkasss,l age Apply 10
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-23
NEW BOOKS
For Sale at NORRIS Bookstore.

THE HEIR OF REDCLYFFE, by the author of the
Two Guardians, Henreta's Wish, &c &c; vols, l2mo
paper covers ST. cloth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so
This is an excellent work. 1t is written with I'M
power and merit, and portrays the develop
ment of high principles in strong and nooie mnds;
which maintained through the varied scenes and
strifes of life The interest of the narration ncrea-
ses with every page to the last; . n..o,r;s.
Nnevah and Researches at Babylon, being the
is of second expedition to Assyra, with Jour
neys to the Khabour the Desert Lake Van An
cient Armenia, kurdistan, and along the borders OF
the Euphrates; by Austen Layard Esq, author
ofNinevah and its Remains &c in octave, with
numerous plates and wood cuts
Lately published, uniform with the above.
NINEVAH AND IT'S REMAINS by Austen H
Layard, ESQ, L, with introductory notes by
Professor E Robinson, DID, Ii D, illustrated with
thirteen plates and maps, and nnety wood cuts;
vols. svo, cloth
As book oftravels, we have read none for long
time interesting and Instructive Quarterly
Review.
The book has amount of graphic, vivid andin
teresting narrative.-Tribune.
MR.. BROWNS LETTERS TO A YOUNG MAN
CosrENTs-Introdnctory- Tailoring and Toettes
in General-The influence of lovely Women upon
Socety-On Friendship-Mr Brown the elder
takes MIR. Brown he Younger to a Club-A Word
about Bas-A Word about Dinners-On some
Old Customs Of the Dinner Table-Great and Lit
tie DinnersOn Love-Marrage- and Wo-
men-Out of Town. &c. &c.
DAISY BURNS-A tale by Jui Kavanaugh. au-
naper- Is / vol lsmo cloth. ................l 0o
This lively and thrill ns tale is by the author OF
Nathalie. Its heroine IS beautiful contribution of
sensibily, grace and Oyeness with that power
and energy which a eleme nj in such brilliant
characters. The work is lul oiint rest, and written
with great vigar and eloquence.
VlLLETTEb by Currer Bell, author of Jane Eyre;
Shirley, &c. Library edition, limo, muslin, ST.
Cheap edition, $40. paper 90
This book would have made Curler Bell famous,
had she not been already 1t retrieves all the ground
she lost in Shirley, and will engage awider circle
ofreaders than Jane Eyre, for it has all The best
qualities OF that Iemarkable book. There s through
out charm OF freshness which is infinitely delight
full freshness in observaton freshness IN ieellng,
feshness in expression. Brain and heart are both
held In suspense by the asclnat ng power OF thu wri
Ter. - Literary Gazette.
WHITE. RED AN BLACk-Skeiches OF Ameri
Society during the visit of their guests, by
Francis and Theresa Puzsky, vols limo;
cloth VI
NH 10
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-23
NEW BOOKS.


~ y
WORK.
Historical and descriptive sketches OF Norfolk and Vici
nifty, including Portsmouth and the adjacent counties
during period of two hundred years also, sketches OF
Williamsburg, Hampton, Suffolk, Smthield and other
places, with descriptions of some OF the principal OBJ
ects Interest in Eastern Virginia, by VIM Forrest
Also. Just received,
Backwoods Magazine for March, 1858
The Shepherds Own Book containing Youatts
Work on the Breeds. Management and Diseases
of Sheep, and Randalls Sheep Husbandry in the
South; VOL svo.. 90
Christian Tit es res of practical Meditation', by
Stephen II Tying, DID, vol. lefno. rs
New volume of Kites Daily Bible Illustrations, the
Lille oil our Lord ~ w
Dscourses upon the Existence and Attributes of God
by Stephen Charnock, ID, with his Life and
Character, by VIM Symingon DID, . vols. svo--3 90
With further supplies Of
Truth, a Narrative, by Taylor, author of Thankful
ness, &c
Consolation, by DIR Alexander
Turner on the Hebrews
NH % NASH & WOODHOUSE, 1879 Main st
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-23

UNLAWFUL AssEMBLY.-About 10 o'clock Monday night
the watchmen made descent upon howell situated on
an aey east of the Shockoe Hill Market House, and sue
ceeded in capturing free negroes and one white
man congregated therein The whole were taken to the
cage and locked up The watchmen of opinion that
the parties had been gambling but they failed to dis
cover any tangible evidences the fact they of course
could not swear that such had been the occupation othe
iamates of the hovel. Yesterday morning they were
brought before the Mayor whom the white man gave
aame as George Livingston AS no evidence existed
she commission of offence by the parties they weree
,tiacbareed from custody,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-23
REMOVALS AND APPOINTMENTS.

WAsH1NGrON March ~
Large numbers of Wing clerks in the Depagtm ents
moved daily, aud Democrats appoins ed in their
places.
The Senate has, it is understood, confirmed Maj Ham
nond Collector San Francisco, Mr. Scofed Col
lector Stockton and Mr. John Bottom Collector at
Savannah.
The other Bureaus belonging 10 the Homo Depart
ment will it is understood be cleared of their present
clerical forces in the summary those in
the Census Bureau have been disposed OF.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-23

LARCENY We mentioned yesterday the ar
rest of John and Eliza Kelley upon the charge
of stealing gold breastpin and pencil from Mr.
Fitch. on Thursday last. The children we're
brough before Alderman Evans yesterday, when
it appeared that Fitch and Kelley occupy conjoint-
ly tenement in Locust alley. On Thursday
last. according to Fich's testimony. Eliza Kelley,
an interesting little miss, about Is years of age,
claudestinely obtaine possession of the key to
the door leading to his apartments. On Sunday
last he missed the breastpin and pencil, and on
Monday morning he posted off to the different
jewellery establishments in the lower portion OF
the city, for the purpose of apprising the owners
of his loss. He went nto Mr.. E. l.. JohnsOn's
establishment on Franklin street, and after ma
king his business known, was appraised by that
gentleman of the circumstance that u small lad
had on the preceding Saturday. called at his
store and offered for sale breastpin answering
the description of the one lost. Mr.. J. describ-
ed the lad so fully to lead TO the conclusion
TIM it could be none other than John Kelley
whereupon Mr.. Fitch returned home. took the
lad (Kelley) down.t to Johnson's store and succeed
ed in establishing the fact that he had offered the
DreaStpln lOr sale. Mr. fNcn tnen maze 0nqul~
ny at other jewellery stores, and learned from Mr..
Joseph Humphrey that white lad had called at
his store on Saturday last, and offered to sell a
gold pencil. As Mr.. Fl. paid little a,ten-
ton to the lad, could not identify him. These
circumstances induced MIR. Fitch to the
children to be arrested.
Mr.. Johnson then testified to the truth of Mr.
Fitch's statement, SO far as he was concerned
said the boy Kelley certainly called at his store on
Saturday and exhibited breastpin precisely
similar to the one described by Mr.. Fitch. 1t
contained seven sets-one having been lost-and
the lad opened the conversation by asking what it
would cost to restore he set; upon stating the
price, the lad then asked if he would not pur-
chase the breastpin. Declined doing SO.
Mr.. Humphrey testified to the fact that lad
called at his store Saturday and offered gold
pencil for sale; as he felt no desire to purchase.
told the lad so, when he left tho store. Could
not identify the lad
Mr.. Fitch then stated that he had not recover
ed either the pencil or breastpin.
After h-~";"s the testimony, Alderman Evans
took time to Investigate the matter and according
ly held the accused to BAH ,im .n-dav ,vbe, he
will decide the case.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-23
NEW YORK MARKETS. March %.

NEW YORK MARKETS, March 90.
FLoUR-Market active sales for the day $4,000 bbs.-
State brands sell at 81 5Oa4 62 tennessee at - 62aa4
s7A, and Southern at 81 s7}.
GRAIN-The market for Wheat is unsettled. Sales of
Corn heavy-comprsing fully $4,000 bashes-white 62}
and yellow 65 cents per bushel.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-23

SECOND DESPATCH.
The Atlantic has arrived. Below ws send outline of
her news.
ENGLAND.-The L arl of Malm sbury in abiding in his
place in Parliament to the report that Mazzini had
escaped from Genoa on ,ard English figate said
that if true, it of iludged humanity the
part of the commander of the frigate.
1TALY-The Austrian Government has commenced
conscating the property of suspected persons in Lom
hardy The u. s. irigates Cumberland and st. Louis
have received many OF the unfortunate fugitives
board.
BAvARIA.-The Austrians adopting the utmost
military precautions in Bavaria and political arrests
to be the order of the day.
FRANcE-This country remains quiet. No political
changes have takon place. Prince Cameraa Bonaparts
has shot himself
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL. March 90.
CoTToNSa!es for the past three days bales at
decline Of 3D. The decline followed the reception Of the
news by the Niagara Market closed dull and heavy.
FLOUR has declined Cd to Cd per Dbl and holders are
pressing sales.
Corn is in midlling demand at 32s for white and yell
low There have been heavy arrivals OF Grain recently
CoNsoIs are quoted at 99l to /.
The Manchester IN irkct is dull and trade declining.
Mankins Circular quotes decline in Flour of Cd to Is,
with retail business only doing in Breadstus. Late
arrivals going into store, and not in market
Corn has declined Is per quarter and white dull the
decline Philadelphia and Baltimore Flour 25s Cd to 26s
Mixed red wheat Is Cd to 6s Id White 6s lOd to Is.
LONDON Marchs.
BREAD.TUFrs-The market partakes of the same ge-
neral feeling of duness which characterzes the Liver
pool market.
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OFFICE, No. 5 sOusi, l4th

- strecr.
Let all the world say what they can,
Flo selling prizes STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, class g. March nth:
IA II % SO sc 6 Sc IS 81 SO 81 Al.
Ticket Nos 8 IA 81, $780, sold and paid by
STRATTON
Drawn numbers OF Delaware. class 64-March le:
90 % 5 A 10 72 As 81 81 SO rs 7 49,
Half ticket Nos Is IA 81, prize of Sl00 sold and paid
BY STRATTOH.
Drawn Numbers OF Delaware extra, 67-Narch 49,
% So 10 rs 81 70 26 e. % IS g.
Ticket Nos 26 % $751; do do 72 49, do do 10 SO sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn numbers OF Delaware, class 65-March 10:
46 IS 81 IL 80 % 63 40 - "a Is.
Drawn numbers of Delaware, No 66-March 81.
80 10 40 IS 46 % &c "a SO 60 49,
Drawn numbers of Delaware, extra GO, March 22d
Is 81 20 10 60 4s 73 ID 30 10 81
Ticket numbers 81 TO- do do 10 81 49, sold and paid
by - STR ALTON.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-23
Local InteIIigence""City Affairs. &ci

MERRY.-A merry German, who gave his
name as Christian Poettor, was arrested Monday
night on Broad. between Sd and 4th streets, be-
ccause ne reated disturbance. MIR. Poettor
was top-heavy-had brick or two in his hat
but feeling uncommonly good-humoured, shouted
and hallooed at lusy rate. The watchmen
took him in tow and safely landed him in the new
harbour on Shockoe Hill. Yesterday tie merry
topper made his appearance at the Mayors Court,
and in default of security went to the Valley,
whsre he may become grave man.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-23

STEALING ToBAcCo.-A slnve, who calls him
self Pleasant Hill, was arrested by the watch
men Monday night because he had exercised the
liberty of taking lot of manufactured tobacco
from the factory where he was employed. On
being brought before Alderman Evans yesterday
he confessed the the and was sent below for
corrections.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-23
BY GEOKSsE J. HUMMER.
XTERY RARE CHANCES FOR ucrEx

AND PRIVATE HOUSE KEkPERS-SATE
OF THE FURNITURE BELONGING TO THE
UNION HOTEl.--On TUESDAY MORNING the Sill
OF April, commencing at 10 o'clock, the Union Hotel
viii Dc sold the entire Furniture belonging to the house
amongst which will be found a very superior sett of
biaek walnut Dining Tables. made expressly to order
- " -
Parlor Furniture-2 fashionable CITY made Sofas
,nunosany oha,rs and hockIng Chairs, mahogany mar
bic top Centre Table. all city made 10 order eli frame
Manlsl Mirror, Carpets &c.
bedroom Furniture-Fron 60 TO IS Beds md
very best cured hair Mattresses made expressly to order
In excellent condition. having been very little used Blu
reaus. and other chamber Furniture
IEfMs-A IL sums under $50, cash. for all sums of $50
and upwards months credit for approved negotiable
notes.
NOTlCE-Should the sale not be completed on tn.
hrst day. 1t VIII be continued on the day following com
mencing at the hour. GEO j. SUMMER
NH 90 -.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-23

PHILADELPHIA, March 20.
The trial of Spring is progressing The testimony
against him is clear and conclusive.
The steamer City of Glasgow arrived here to day from
England She brings four hundred passengers and
20 valued at 100000.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-23
BY JAMES VI. TAYEOR
GREAT -C1TRR0S1TV

M LII be sold Mt auction THURSDAY the o4tl,
w .lnstant at IL O'clock A. NJ at George t. Ernests
stable, On Council Chamber Hill. COW with SIX
LEGS. Those who have this remarkable lnsus
nature, can form just estimate of its value in an
exhibition 1t regarded by many as one OF the
curiosities in the world.
Terms cash.
NH 81 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-23
DELUGE! DELUGE!
Grand Triumph of American Genius over Il

nR. E. BEALE'S new PANORAMA and d.
- DRAMA of the Creation and Deuge will open in
Odd Fellows Hall, Monday March %.
Exhibition every evening at o'clock and on Wednes-
day and Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Neverin the annals of art has painting been dis
tinguished During its exhibition in Washington and
Alexandria for nine successive weeks continuous
Juror of excitement prevailed Members of Congress-
heads of Departments and last but not least thousands
of fashionable and intelligent ladies' thronged the largest
Halls of those cities almost to sutocaton while
unable to find admission After its merits become
kDpwn the enthusiasm prevail in this place
Children hall 81 mnd and SOL Arr Admission 25 cents.s
81, 90 rs Cor schools.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-23

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, extra, No73-Capital: a..
500. 70 nos, IS drawn. Ticketsl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES No Capital s72. 5oo--
rs Nos, 10 drawn Tickets 800
10 Buyers referred to my list of prizes which ale
registered at the office proof of what been done
and every drawing continues increase the number
sold and paid by me.
tb rders for packages certificates single tickets in
tended to, and mall tie lotteries pre"pip,
address orders to reaues'eo' i''"@'
NH ID NJ STRATTON Richmond ".
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-23

- KITCHEN FURNITURE LIBRARY 6c-Cu
THURSDAY morning 2Ith March, commencing at 10
clock at the residence of Mr. Ira Tchenor on Marshall
street, between 9Th and 9th will be sold at auction his
entire Hous ehold and Kitchen Furniture and SIN all bnt
very valuable Library consisting in part of old fashion
edcarved Secretary and Bookcase and two small Book
cases. old fashioned Sofa handsome paror Stove; Side
board marble top framed sdeboard; dozen mahogany
Chairs mahogany Rocking Chair; wood cushion
ed Rocking Chair dozen rush seat hairs rush seat
Arm Chairs, marble top Centre Table, Dining Tables
Carpet mahogany Wardrobe excellent patent spring
Mattrass and i5eddlns; mahogany Bedsteads; mahoe
any Bureaus; Washstand Bathing Tul; lot Plants; an
excellent large Cooking Stove, burn either wood or
GOAL
The Library consists wholly of valuable works-Lite-
rary, Classic, Scientific, Legal and Poetca
t-sp-TermS cash.
t-E Sale to be conducted by
NH 81 GEO. ]. SUMNER Auet
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-23
BALTIMORE MARKETS March o.

BALTIMORE MARKETS, March %.
FLoUR-We note sales today of 500 bbls Howard
Flour at 81 62t Holders, howe, er, generally
asking 81 SO.
GRAIN--Nothing doing and no alteration in prices.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-23

Observation-Disclosures x., No 71--Captal S., 900
rs Nos, l2 drawn. Tickets 81 %.
Observation-Disclosures, No 69-Captal $4,000
10 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets IS.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-23
LATEST NEWS.
Telegraphed for the Times.
FOREIGN NEws,AT HAND
STEAMER ATLANTIC TELEGRApHEDi ia

The steamer Atlantic. with Liverpool dates to the 9th
instant-our6ays later-has been telegraphed below
She will probably be in time enable to send off
her news to might
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-23

FRlDAY-Delaware, No 7O-Capital: Sl5 900. 70
Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-23

BREEDEN & FOX
HAVE this day received by various arrivals the most
j attractive stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOO s.
before offered by Them consisting of all the new "a
brics and designs in ladies' gentemens boys and SER
wants wear, with full stock of housekeeping goods to
all of which they ask the attention of city and country
buyers assuring them good Goods very reduced prices
3l7 broad street.
w ecved and for sale BY yiRfi !Gispten Mating
=-- NV 2l7 Broad street
NANTES FOR la DIES - Io--- -
~ ed plack SILK lace trimmed Nantes qmp and Fr;n.
ges trimmed sears and Maptes black and ooloreJ ;nIad
anu lrnsod trned Manes white and colored Princes
peaton and lringed Nantes The particuIar nttendn
eithe ladies Is invited to the above Nantes 'A
NH rs. THOS. ID. QUARLEs,
- - 229 Broad st.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-23
FOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT.
TILE A CLIPPER RARDIIE CYANE

GEORGE BURMsTER, COMMANDER,
L. Will be ready to receive cargoin a few days.
notorious fast sailing clipper has distinguish
cd herself having made several othe quickest passages
record, and having most of her cargo engaged, will
have qnick dispatch For balance of freight passage,
having superior accommodations, apply to
NH q DAVID CIIRRIE.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-23

TJUUfS, SHUFS AND HATS Al lyg-
II TiON-On WEDNESDAY, the 3nth March we
will sell at 10 clock at our auction store
$50 cases Boots, Shoes and Hats
sales nv S''f"6
months credit for approved paper w
DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co.
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