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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-13
S y M l. II HING
NEW AND VALUABLE.

The most powerful King the face of the globe now
regns supreme in the American Republic. The power
of tile crowned heads OF Europe sink into insigncancc
when ompared 10 that of our American King.
European Kings employ the power vested in them to
increase the riches of the rich and lory and reduce
greater misery and degradation the poor and depen.
dent. Our American King goes forth with equal wiling
to the lordly mansion and humble cabin ready alike
administer lief and offer health and happiness TO
the lofty and lowy, the rich and the poor.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-13

FOR SALE By DRUGGISTS l. MERCHANTS TIIRoU
OUT THE UNITED STATES.
Pumroy. & Barrett Agents, Ottumwa,
Iowa.
April, 18th 81.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-13

JNO. d. DEVIN.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-13

hight bbls Sugar House and N. O., also
IL Belchcr's refined Syrup at c. c. WIS.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

EXCHANGE HOTEL-E Hennings, N York ;
Chas Ruifin, Miss M C Ruffin, Miss Ella Ruffin
and servant, Hanover; Crenshaw and lady,
Cbas City; Miss Taylor, Clarke; DIR ] F Jordan,
Isle of Wight; c d Hogeboom, N York; Jno A
Hunncutt, Washington Sam1 Holt, Roanoke !;
Hale, Pack, Mathews; r w Garaway, s w
Owen, G Pittman, Buckingham; w Hobbs, jr,
Heath, Pr Geo: o Mead, w S Mead, Hayes, c
Mapley, l. Cox N Y: A d Wallace S G.: NJ
Pinkerton, Boston; w Clark, G Allen d Thomas,
Ky; C Shanks, E HUFF Roanoke, F Earnest,
Nj Cornwell, Y; Peytou Coles, Alb; Geo T
Wilmer and 2 children, Mrs Gilmer, Miss Wilmer
and servant. Williamsburg; Mrs Maitland and
party, r Maitland, N Y; JOS fanny, Pr VIM; Col
Ii Smith, Lexington; Fl Fl Cochran, G Harper,
Mrs Ii Ward, Staunton; T Y Yasker, Sunder.
land, Philadelphia.
AMERICAN HOTEL.--P Willard, Miss VIII.
lard and servant, Boston; S Deane and John A Ma
son. Md; DIR R Fl Foster and Miss Foster Halifax;
G Smith, New York; Mr. H Babbith, C; VIM T
Parham Va; w Logan Goechland; A L Larin-
der, Balt H Williams, do; J johnson, Spottsylva-
MIA; r G Lindsay, N c; D Wadsworth, New York;
w Overbey and lady, Mecklenburg; Cuttings and
M Boston, Bait; Mr. Poindexter, Miss Poindexter
and Miss Jacobs Phila; E Damon, New Market;
Stanton and John Jerome, Ohio; Mr.. Brown
son and M H Griffith, C; c s Coghiil, Mass; T
F Rusk, Va; Jno M Stratton, C H; Capt A McCaus-
land, Washington.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL w Holwink, New Or.
leans; G w Balls, Keysvile; Ii Jenkins, J d Hall,
fiailaX; w NJ NOBLE, Amelia: Bullock, L p Pas
chell, w Paschell, N. c.; L o Blankenship Dud-
ley Nichols Petersburg: A Murray, N. c.; Mills
Baan, Pa; c Clark, Patrick; E Bailey, Burnett,
McDearmon, Mercer; w H Parrish, J Duvaul,
Goochland; Litton, Lee county; J s Frayaer
Scioto; ] J Conner, Hancock; Geo o Baker, York;
L HAMS, w Moore, A McAlpin, ScottsvilIe. l.
Beerson Jno Blair, j Blair, Jr., Jonesborough; T
Penn, Patrick; R Morgan, E P Autrop, Nelson;
Boyd, CartmN Buchanan; o Spaye Mel
son; Col. Sweeny, N. c.; w II Badger Petersburg;
f A Thorn. It I'll Boswell N G.. L p Johnson and
lady, Miss Johnson, Pittsylvania D H Smith, A R
Smith, Liberty; T C Wilson, Amelia Springs; F +
Graves, Madison; s H White, Albelnarle; Phil.
Thomas, w Finney. Pittsylvania; M Lindsay,
Churchill; H Carroll, Albemarle; Maxey,
Amelia; w Maxey, Powhatan; Col. II Thweatt,
Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30
SLAVERY AND COTTON.

Greeley K Co. only betray their gross ig.
nOrance of facts when they imagine that
Slavery would be abolished if the Cotton
culture of the United States were abandoned.
Even if this were so, the notable schemes
they rely upon to dispense with Cotton are
about as wise and practicable as might be
expected from such great philosophers. The
East India plan so far is great failure. and.
for the Flax substitute, the soil of the Slave
States is peculiarly well adapted. Nearly
twothirds of the whole Flax crop of the
country is produced by Kentucky, Tennessee
Missouri, North Carolina and Virginia. Tn.
fortunate philantbropists Nature has con
spired with man to thwart the benevolent
spirit of this age!
When these philosophers suppose that
there Is no department of industry but the
Cotton culture in which Slave labor is profit
able, they commit an egregious error Sta.
Aistics now before us show that Is millions
Of dollars are invested in the Southern States
in the manufacture of Cotton, Iron and
Wool. and $4,000 operatives employed; that
the South produces nearly one-fourth of the
Wool grown in the u. States that its Corn
crop amounts to 27l,OOO bushels, about one
half Of the whole Corn product that its
Live Stock Is worth more than $50 .o00.ote
OF nearly half the whole product of the coun.
ny. There are four or five Southern States,
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TO THE WARING PUBLIC-With

Il reluctance, as great the regret, feel at Sc
ing my name, unauthorized in Drs. Bolton's aud Par
kers card in yesterdays Dispatch l am forced, in
self defence, to appear again. On Tuesday evening
met Dr. Bolton in the street; with mutual smiles
we shook hands, when the DR.. remarked, they have
spattered again. Yes, replied; and the whole
town has been much amused at the squabble. then
expressed my regret that he had even taken any no
tce of the subject at ALL DR. Bolton replied need
protection as well as any other profession or bust
ness; to this agreed. The Doctor then observed:
you know Devlin, you were unwilling to take my
medical account to him some years ago, saying you
had some such, and could not collect them; and that
he trfng. worthless fellow. DR.. Bolton says
he remembers this well. might have said it-pro-
baby did say it. Il have often said it of Others but
in our evenings conversation, did not pronounce
Mr. Devlin "a worthless dishonest fellow" OF his
circumstances, know nothing; against his veracity
or his inte gritty can say nothing In my short in.
terview with Dr. Bolton he did hint that he in
tended another card, which, when it appeared,
caused me the greater surprise. In justice to DIR.
Bolton, whom have seen TO-DAY, will say, he ad-
mits that did not the phrase as given but
thought it would bear that inference. Throughout
the amusing paper war;" have endeavored to act
truthfully and conscientousy, taking part neither
with the Regulars the IRE gulars the learned or
the unlearned In conclusion, hope we shall all be
"wiser and better men,"
NH "a w RORINCnN
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60. 1oaEl1sesoEy msfning foTfNo'
vceks ps 4 The Mayor has been applied to By some
~ 81 issue warrant 10 mp t. Nbusive to1See
Of ENC other fair one, who be- Hkeu unlicsessd
ve<srday there were only thfee application Of this
M. neither OF which were granted, md sinlIy
nssss,se the scandal had received its birth In tho
house iustead Of the street. His Honor very kind
T., ,scrrned the bevy of damsels who beseiged him,
sls he Inev 81 no law which undertook TO stop
.eor.ans foa1ae, unless wagged irnpropsry in the
strret 10 the public annoyance. If ladies would
snnlv hard names and abusive eplfhefs TO each
orthsy to the hazard of character and good breed
inc he aggrieved party could seek redress through
= civil court. such conduct did not become sub
iect for criminal action until the public peace was
disturbed After directing the lady compiainants
furtber tbey retired from the court room in high
dudeeou. no doubt concluding that law. after ALL
was poor stick, since it could not bride wo
man q tongue.
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nRS. BOLTON AND PARKER.-A.

~ they have backed out from paying Mr.. Devlin
the SlO0 reward, they so rashy offered, and to-day
to prove Dr. Brainerd riie imposto2S viii sfaf
500 against their $780, that they can make no such
proof before the Mayor any three justices of the
Peace OF this city or II IL should be matter of pin
ciple with them, will meet them before such TIL
buna without stake forfeit within tie next eis hi
days ensuing this publication, they giving me six
days notice of the time and place for making the
proof If under forfeit, the money to be deposited
on both sides in any Bank in this CITY, instanter, al
ter the offer is accepted and to be subject to the
Now, Drs Bolton and Parker, you certainly canno,
proof before legal tribunal that Dr. Brainerd Ai is
rifle impostor. that this offer is made on purpose to
test your sincerity. This is the sist of the whole
matter and if you accept this offer and make the le
gal proof, there will be an end of the controversy;
but IL you decline, the humiliation you have already
received, Is bat the harbinger of what awaits
you, should your past cards be reviewed as contem.
plated, and actusiy commenced yesterday
tor you should not forget that not only Dr. BrainerS
but ladies' and gentlemen in the CHEST walks of so
cietv in this city, have been assailed by you in your
voluntary crusade against DR. Brainerd who attends
Not only so, you now abandon the poor whose wei
fare you have taken into your special kee ping:yon
dsnoahoe them az unworthy OF credit even when
Irish nation appears obnoxious to you-you assail
and cast aspersion on honest laboring men, because
But as you have sought truce, | have prevented
comment to-dsy on your past cards 1t you have act
ed hastily, or have been deceived BY the misrepre
Injustice as good men, especially Christian men
soy are bound TO come forward and sustain your posi-
ton, or make the aa.eade honorable, more especially
as my offer comes within your own proposition The
Exchange Hotel shall be no obstacle in vour wsyE
you may select any suitable public building where
the public can be Invited to attend with propiety-
the vanqnished party to pay the expense Of the
room and Justices of The Peace.
Lest might be considered impertinent, will state
that am not only one Of those who gave evidence
OF the beneficial treatment Of DIR. Brainerd on nv
eyes but have acted the part of mediator TO ore.
vent diasreeabie strfe and, with many others feel
that the Character OF all of who gave evidence In
the matter, have been assaulted by Ora Bolton and
rarhe ac -. GEORGE II. JONES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30

SALE OF TRoTTING HORSES The trotting horse
Prince was sold last week to gentleman residing
in Philadelphia for $4,000. Prince it will be re.
membered, won two ten mile races last autumn, on
the Centreville course, l.. l., against Hero the
PAGER, winning $4,000 He was then owned by R
Ten Brock, Esq OF New Orleans. Rose of Wash
ington by Washington. raised by Smith Burr, Esq,
of Long Island, was sold last week to gentleman
OIL New York for $30O5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30

RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD
Observing frequent mention of the name OF Col. C.
Q. ToMPKINs made by correspondents and stockhold-
of this Road, in very complimentary terms of his
qualifications for such important office; and under
standing that Col c. O. Tompkins has disposed of his
establishment this city, and about taking up bis
residence in Baltimore, desire to be informed by
Col. Tompkins, those who have suggested him,
whether he would, if elected, accept the appoint
ment of President of this improvement
IT. MANY STOCKHOLDERS E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30

BALTIMORE, March 2S.-The Germans in this CITY
as well as the German press generally. unite in de-
nouncing kossuth's letter upon the removal of
George Saunders, U. S. Consul to London.
The HIGHLANDS, March 2s-A man named John
Smith was found this morning on Island Beach fro
zen dead 1t Is supposed he was out cunning as his
dog and gun were found lying by bis side.
Generals Quitman and Pillow are on a visit to
New Orleans
The difficulty between Clark Mills and Colonel
Mitchell, at Washington, has been amicably adj.
justed
The Prince Of Nassau arrived at Charleston by
the steamship Isabel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30

NEW ORLEANS, March 27-The municipal cleo
ton in this city took place to-day but sufficient re-
turns have not yet been received to enable us to
state the positive result. During the voting at the
polls, dreadful riot occurred in the Seventh Ward
in which two persons were killed, one of whom
was brother to the person who was assassnated
secretly on Saturday night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30

THE AsHE OurRAGE.-The Wythville Republic
can learns that one ofthe negro men who murder.
ed their mistress lately in Ashe, North Carolina,
after ravishing her, has been tried convicted and
sentenced to be hung in September The other
negro has been removed to Wilkes for trial. A
white man is charged with having been connected
with the negroes in the outrage. The officers are
in pursuit OF him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30

SUSPECTED Internationally Allen, the watch
man who was reported as killed at Barrack vile
near Wheeling, on the night of the 18th instant by
a train of cars passing over him and severing his
head from his body, is supposed to have been muir
dered and the corpse placed on the track. The
co4aSdoR Of the body when found indicated this
tie was principal witness for the prosecution in
an important robbery about to be tried in Mar
shall county Va and suspicion is directed against
parties interested in the suppression of his eyi.
deRce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30

MORE HANDS ON THE HEMPFIELD.-Under this
caption the Washington CPa) Examiner announ-
that it learns from reliable authority, that an
Irish lady residing on section 30 Of tho Hempfeld
Railroad, recently gave birth to four children, who
are, we are happy to learn all doing well.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30

MARKETING continues high, and good We.
getables are scarce, owing doubtless to the long,
cold spell now prevailing. Ii the weather does not
moderate in avery short time fishmongers will find
some difficulty in supplying their customers with
fresh fish, as they neither admire cold nor muddy
water to run in w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30

CApoNs command the most exorbitant
prices in our market, and are always very difficult
to get. Strange that persons engaged in rearing
poultry for SALE do not turn their attention to those
kinds which are most profitable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30

DEATH OF A REVOLUTIONARY SoLpIER.-Mr
Jonathan Harrington, revolutionary soldier one of
the last survivors of those who fought at the battle
Of Lexington April 10, 1775 died on Sunday last at
his residence in Lexington Mass at the age of 95
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30

UNDERTAKING.-Messr Turpin, Roper
e. Murray, all well known to our citizens, have
formed a co-partnership to carry on the undertak-
ing business upon a most extensive scale Their
ware room is well supplied with collins OF all kinds
as well as with the finest Metallic Burial Cases, and
they have all the necessary means for lnterrlng the
deadin the most approved manner. 1es..f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30

NARROWING A RUNAwAY.-Amanda, a
slave to William Kelly of Hanover, was arraigned
before the Mayor yesterday, charged with aiding
from her hirer, Mr.. NJ. s Cooper. Jenny is the pro
perty OF DR.. Richard T. Hundley, and Is notorious
for running off. In this instance, after having alb
sented herself several days, DR.. Hundey found her
in the street in company with the accused, and
portion of her wearing apparel were found at
Amanda's house. 1t was further proved that at two
different times, while Jenny runaway, she had
been captured at the prisoners house, who seems
to be in the habit of enticing her off, to get her SER
vices, whenever she has an opportunity ofdoing go
The prisoner is hired to free man, and there ia
very little doubt that she is constantly going at
large. In the absence of witnesses. the examina.
remanded to prison
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30

Mr.. A. n FOWLER died on Friday in Roxbury
Mass. He was one of the secretaries of Gen. Tay
lor during the Florida war, and writer of cons
derable ability.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30

THE WEAT R.-Tuesday night and
Yesterday morning the weather was extremely cold
and disag reeable-sufciently SO to cause the for
nation of ice in various places. We do not re-
member having seen more biting, chilly spell at
this season of the year, unaccompanied by rain or
snow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30

THE STETHoscoPE.-We have received
the April number OF this interesting publication,
which, we observe, is almost entirely made mn of
original articles by Southern physicians The Ste.
Telescope Is published monthly in Richmond, at "a
per annum In advance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30

Lysander Spooner, the wellknown Massachu
setts abolitionis has written letter in favor of re
pealing the Missouri compromise
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AUCTIoN-The valuable stock of GRO
CERES, at Mr.. Royals, viii be sold This Morning
by order of the Trustees.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
NH 80 II Auctianeere
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AUCTION Observation-Disclosures is solicited
to sale This Morning, at 10 o'clock.
NH 80 A MOTT CO., Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30

Ey- The friends of the late JOHN LESLIE
BLAIR and of his family, respectfully requested
to attend his funeral This Thursday Afternoon, at
O. clock, from his mothers residence, on Broad
street.
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.
DISEASES OF FEMALES
In ALL THEIR VARIETY,

OIsEASEb VI I EMALES-
In ALL THEIR VARIETY,
SUCCESSFULLY TREATEDgY
81 DR.. VIM. r. MASSEY, of Baltimore, Md.
Office, in Richmond, Augusta House, Main street,
north of 9Th.
As DR.. MASSEY cannot remain beyond the 1st Of
May next, those afflicted assured they may
speedily find CURE, placed beyond reasonable
doubt, and chiefly within their own hands During
convalescence, however if the advice of their ply.
stefan should become occasionally necessary, he WILL
at once. approve the simplicity of the remedy,
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HAVING been a resident of the city of
cited by number of nv fe1low-citizens / declare
myself candidate for the Office of SERGEANT of
the City of Richmond
NH so SIT PETER w. RALSTON. +
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NEW Walls -WOrkmen are engaged in
repairing the North wall of that section OF the dock
lying between 18th and 18th streets, preparatory to
turning in the water. and completing the ship locks
The work seems to be going ON very rapidly, and
without an accident will be finished in good time
though much yet remains to be done.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30

LARGE SALE OF Piano FORTEs-AUcTIoN
NoTIcE.-Will be sold THIS DAY, commencing at
10 o'clock, at the formerly occupie6Hhy r. Du-
quesne, opposite the Virginia Banks, twelve Rose
wood Case PIANO FORTES.
NH 80 THOS. w. KEEsEE, Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30

PINE WooD is scarcer now than We have
seen it for three months. Why dent those farmers
who have 1t piled upon the banks Of the river and
canal, send it to markets Retail price "a per
cord
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. March a
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schr. Richmond, Harris New York, mdse, David
Currie.
Sshr, Cerito, Crowell, Boston, mdse d. Currie.
Schr: Eleanor, Townsend, New York, COAL Griffin
& Taylor.
:, schr Marsena Monson, Brewster, N. York, suano,
Fry 4 Sons.
Sehr. Sea Gull, -. York River, oats to captain
SAILED
Brig Mary Morton, Michenor, West Indies mdsp
c. 7. Workman & Co.
Schr r. H Han.ley. Hammond, New York, coal,
Schr. Sharon. Fariss, Boston, mdse, D. Currie
Schr. Edith. Crowell Boston, mdse d. Currie
Sch'. Gen. Washington, Thomas Norfolk coal,
Schr. Baltimore, -, North Carolina light
BosToN, March N.-Cleared, barque Hamilton.
Kellum, for Richmond.
NEW YoRK, March H.-Cleared. schr JAIME stowp.
Cook, for Petersburg. Arrived, schr. Kedron. La
con, from Fredericksburg.
New York, March % Arrived, schr Margaret.
Wogam, Petersburg.
COLLISION.
NORFOLK March 2S.-The schr. Albion, from New
York. bound up James River was run into by a sehr
which carried away her bulwarks and side rigging
FoREIGN-PER AFRICA
The American baIque Glenburn, Springer of RicL.
mond, (u. So for Newport which came in contact
with the Hope, and sustained considerable damase
having discharged her ballast in the West India
has been taken into Carters dry dock where she IL
making good her damage. Capt Springer is still suf
fering from the injury he sustained.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30

~ SECRET HOW TO PRESERVE BEAUTY.-Do
you want clear healthy, and transparent skim in
place of the rough, pinpled and blotched one that
now disfgures your face? Use CARTER's SPANISH
MIXTURE. 1t will give you ''roses" instead of tan
and saIloWness
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30
COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS, March %.

FLOUR There are yet no sales of Canal since
the steamer Africa. Shippers would pay ST. and fer
straight brand probably ST. % might be had Hold
er' generally are not inclined to sell Sales to the
80 for Extra and $3.50 to 81 for Family best brands
WHEAT There is little or no Wheat arriving.
sno scarcely any thing doing in the article We quo
tiles. ~' SA VI PiiAio guar
- in market, and in request We quote
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30

DR. MAssEY's LECrUREs.-IhOse inter-
ested are referred to DR.. Masseys card. 1t is sur
prisng with what facility diseases hitherto shroud
ed in mystery, can be renedied by simple pro-
gentleman whose education, experience and ability
commend him to public favor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30

CoAL.-We notice that the Richmond and
Dauvils Railroad cars are bringing in alarge guam
tty Of coal almost every day.
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SALE OF PIANos-Mr Thos. w. Keesee,
Auctioneer, viii sell by auction this morning, In
one of the tenements opposite the Virginia Banks,
thirteen very handsome Pianos Those who need
a fine instrument can now procure one at small
nnsf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30

Santa Anna it is said, will not himself assume
the title OF Emperor, but as he has already the
right of appointing successor, and having no
male heir he has designated as that successor Au-
oustin Iturhde -
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WOOD LAND FOR SALE.-I desire

" OCD LANU FOh CALE.-I UeBIft
w to sell three hundred and fifty seven acres of
WOOD LAND. lying in the county OF Chesterfield,
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, within
The county processioners report to me that this
land reserving the timber trees, will yield 20
cords per acre. for which dollar per cord stand
ing, can be readily obtained. portion of this land
is heavily timbered.
If not cold privately, it will be exposed at public
auction. at the Toll Gate Mr.. Totty's) ON SATUR-
DAY, 18th April at P. NJ.
s. BASSETT FRENCH,
NH 3O-3tawtds Richmond.