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ON EXHIBITION.-OUR GREAT HT;
" TQRICAI. PIC,EIlRES OF 1,IIE I

IN EXHIBITION.-OUR GREAT HIS.
" TORICAL PICTURES OF THE LEGISLA
TURE OF 1850 81, and the Convention of
1S5O.J1.-We are now engaged at and have
partially ,mpleted, the present Assembly. To
those members who have favored us with a call.
We return our thanks, and those who have not vet
sat, viii confer great favor by giving US five min.
utes OF their time, in order that we may add their
likenesses to those already taken, and be thereby
enabled TO present she members Of the LEGISLA
TURE OF 1882 with complete picture of them
selves, in splendid frame, valued at two hundred
dollars The ownership of which will be deter.
mined by lot, without cost to the lot holders Call
at the Virginia sky.Light Daguerrean
Gallery, AS Main street, above Governor.
WILLIAM A. PRATT, Proprietor
vited to call. 70 o
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NEW YORK MARKETS. Fob a

CoTroN The market remains STEADY. HOO
bales OF middling sold 81 81. FLouR-Southern
81 6s to 4.s7
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BAt.rIsoeF. Feb. 4.

The Niagara arrived at Halifax to-day,
where she2put in, short Of coal.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS Feb 4

FLouR.-200o bills Howard Street and City Mills
sold at "a. lea Is WHEAr.-Strictly prime loac
Common to good, "a a lO0c. Red Ole. Corn
White and yellow SO 60c.
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AMUSE MI NTS,

AMUsEMENTS
xHHAxRH.
BENEFIT or NK. RYAN. i
On This Rvening, Rebrsary Ssh,
WIN oe periormsd che Stsnd National Drama d
Rory 0'More. Mr.. Ryan.
sum Dnu. Mr.. BfeIsf0rd.
ge Weskin,.......-.....-.. 49,. Mr.. Burke.
natnleen. -....-...........-.... Mrs. Potter. 8
Bohemian Polka, BY. Mile Ciocca and Mr. Carcse
sons-"Low Back Car" BY .........Mr Ryan
To conclude with the grand Moral Drnmao Of !.
THE RAKEs PROGRESS.
sam siap.....-..-.-.. Mr.. Burke.
Fanny Moreland. ;. Mrs. Pottere
u Prices OF Admission--Boxes SO cents
PIT Is cents; Centre Gallery so cents; Colored
Gallery % cents; Eastern Gallery, for white per-
sons, ~ cents fe5
CONCERT ROOM OF THE EX-
CHANGE HOTEL.
MAD'LLE TERESA sPARODI. pRIMA
1sA DONNA from her Majesty's Theatre In Lon.
don, respectfully announces that. on her passage
to Havana and Mexico, che viii give Grand Mu.
steal Festival on SATURDAY EVENING, Febru.
airy 7th at the Exchange Concert Room, on which
occasion she win be assisted by
Signorina Amaiia Patti,
ian Opera.
Miska Hansen,
The unrvalled violinist
DIRECTOR AND CONDUCTOR,
MAURICE STRAKOSCH,
The celebrated Composer and Pianist
NORTHUMBERLAND 1.
l. Fantasia favorite airs from I" La file du Re.
giment," composed and executed by Maurice
Strakosch
2. Neapolitan, am Dreaming of Thee, an English
song: BY Alexander Lee, sung by signorina
3. Fantasia on airs from "Lucretia Borsia," by
Donizetta composed and executed on the VI
olin, by Miska Hauser.
4. The celebrated Cavatina from Rossnis grand
opera Tancredi, sung by Madlle. Teresa Pa
rodi
PART u.
/. BY the sad Sea Waves" composed By Benedict
sung by Signorina Amalia Patti
p "Adajo reisioso," Ole Bulls masterwork ex.
ecuted by Miska Hauser.
s. The favorite Cavatina from ala Sonnambulan
AN non giunse1 sung by Mile Teresa Parodi
4. 1.-The Magic Bell, )" areverie sentimentale; com.
posed and executed by N Styakosch.
D. The grand duetto from Rossini's " Stabat Ma
ter, sung BY Miles. Teresa Parodi and Amaa
PART III.
/. The Bird on the Trees Capriccio written
Tor little children, composed and executed by
2. Comm through the Rye."a Scotch song. sunp
by Signorina Amalia Patti
8. The famous Ricci Valse, sung by Mile. Teresa
Parodi.
4. "Kossuth's Gallop,' composed and executed by
M. Strakosch.
s. Grand Duetto from Bellini's Grand Opera Nor
ma" sung by Miles Teresa Parodi and Amaia
Patti.
To Doors open at 6k-Concert to commence
at u o'clock
~ Prices of admission Si-To be had at the
urinciDal Mflsic Stores nd Hotafs "a
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BY GKoRGE =. SUMNER.
BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

VALUABLE VACANT LOTS IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND AND COUNTY OF
HENRICO FOR SALE AT AUCTTON--wiIl be
sold on TUESDAY, the 10th day of February, 1859,
upon the premises respectively, commencing at 10
O'Clock, the following lots allotted to Eliza A. Mar.
shall, (now the wife of VIM. d. Taylor, Esq } in
the division of Colonel Richard Adams real estate,
viz:
Lot No. 8. South side of Cary street. between 18th
and 18th Streets fronting 90 feet running back 100
feet
No. g. West side 18th street, running back ii feet
toan alley, and thence II feet to Union street, on
which it also fronts.
No. So. Fronting % feet, front on West side 18th
street. running back ITO feet to Shockoe Creek
Lot letter I. West side of Valley street, between
Richard and Baldwin streets, fronting so feet on
Valley street, running back l65 feet to Concord
street, on which it also fronts.
No, ia triangular lot ON Coalter and Baker
streets, 3 roods and 90 poles
No. l5S. square of 2 acres, between William
Christian, Federal and James streets.
half acre lot Northwest corner of William and
Federal streets
No. GO The North half ofthis square, containing
acre, lying between 25th, 26th, X and L streets
No. lel. No Of this square, containing half acre,
lying between Byrd and Peasants Adams and Scott
streets
No 49, No. l of this square, containing half acre,
lying between Venable and Byrd Pink and Rose
No. SO. No. !, 3 and ofthis square. containing II
acres, lying between 33d and 34th NJ and streets
The sale will commence with the lot first described
above
TERMs-One third cash. balance at and 10
months for negotiable notes, SAT- sfactoriy endorsed
or title retained until the last te shall be fully paid
Off 8se,s.I7'
fe3 w GODDIN Auct
NRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Il IN HENRlCO COUNTY, ON THE OLD
TURNPIKE, ABOUT NINE MILES FROM RICH.
MOND.-By virtue of deed of trust executed on
the LIST day of July, 1850, by Ernst Portewig and
County Court shall, as trustee proceed to sell at
public auction upon the premises, ON SATURDAY,
the 7th day of February, 1852, at l2 o'clock, the
real estate conveyed thereby, consisting of rinety
acres, more or less, being the property formerly
owned by Mrs. Mary Lawther. Terms cash. The
It'll. is believed to be perfect.
Ia 2a-dtdst DAVID E. LACY. Trustee
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TIE ilsbyf oF Hrs Forrest

AsN YoRK, Feb. 3.-The exciting topic in
4. CIV now is The debut of Mrs. Sinclair. late
Wrs. Forrest, al Brougham's Lyceunl, lasIeve-
ny. Various incidents conspired 10 bring
.alarr an immense throng of people. The
r,r3.; ol 6 row being expected, naturally at
u5c:si crowd OF idle fellows, who blocked
.5..a sidewalk opposite the Lyceunl, bat as
,5.. q, any one exhibited turbulent dispo-
...-a lie " as Immediately removed by the po-
Lac.
Inside the building, which was filed to over
G go at an early hour, excellent order was
H., a,aiueG, the majority of the audience SEEM
liz resolved TO repress any uninanly or inn
rrl.ar demonstrations. Not more than Eftv
i4..54 we're present. Mrs. Forrest, on her APP
psaauce, was we'll received, and the applause,
led with few Kisses al first, caused her
% 9.iyer like Leaf, bat she soon regained her
fr,l,Gie, and as the play THE School for
Sandal progressed, was rapturousiy applau-
Cej. As she gave utterance 10 ''the conscious
Less OF my own innocence &C., she was
greeted wiih loud and continued cheers. Her
So,-e appeared weak, but she certainly made
ssEy favorable impression. She is very
elseiul, and treads the stage with the conf
sszca Of an old stager.
Al passed off smoothly until the fell of the
cgrl.E AT the close, when Mrs. F. was called
Ort She bowed her acknowledge aud
yetad-Mr. Brougham was called for, aud on
e.4Gg out, was received with cheers and
tsses.
He made an attempt to speak, but the noise
i..5easing, he said few words as 10 Mrs. F.'s
We: successful DEBUT begged to present her
thanks 10 the audience, and retired. when the
J -.a,0,ty OF the audience began to dispense in
s5od ORDER few waiting for the after piece.
N.s. t appears again tonight.
% The Island ofJohanna, reported to have
been bOmbarded on the 9th August, by the
S.oop-oi-war Dale, Commander Pearsall, is
ole ofthe Comoro islands, in the Mozambique
CaaCael, eastern coast of Africa, between the
Island of Madagascar and the main land Cap
!; tan Norris, whose unjust imprisonment occa-
,9@ed the bombardment, hailed from New
Bedford.
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n TWENTY-FIVE PAIRS OF FAN.
AaCY PIGEONS FOR SALE, OF the most
eA&choice varieties such as Trumpeters, Tar
--bits, Smells, Magpes, Carriers, Ruff Necks
Nunns and Tumblerl. Also, three pairs large Shan
ghae or China Fowls, of imported breeds address
to THOMAS g.. GADDESS,
fe3-3tT Petersburg, Va
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FISHE FINE ARTS.-To the Admirers
i and LOYers of well cut heads of Hair,

II
L and Lovers of well-cut heads of Hair.
The occupation of the subscriber II ads him daily
to meet with heads of Hair cut in the best STYLE at
the very seats OF fashion.
The perfection of the polite arts consists in ex-
PRESTON the magical influence of which is addressed
either TO the ear in modulated sound to the eye,
in form, color, titude, &c. But the original ex
preston of nature is wild, and ii can only be softened
by those touches of art which impsrt grace and dig
nifty to the features. No art is successful in this
as that which the subscriber processes, namely:
Hair Cutting and Dressing; IN other words, the
sklfnl fangement OF tn Sc luxnriant tresses with
which nature has decorated the seat of human intel
lect. Every pailter and sculptor as well as the sub
scrber, is aware that the expression of the human
countensnce is, in great degree, dependent upon
this arrangement Of the Hair, and they always pay
strict regard N II.
The subscribermay always be found at his ORES
SING ROOM, in the basement story of the Exchange,
next to the front door, where he viii always be
pleased TO receive visitors, and To give their Heads
either fashionable aclassical oppression a. they
may desire I0MAx b. SMITH
to 2--3taw3w
CITY APPRAIsElIKNT OF REAL Es-
" TATE "a new appraisemeat0 of the real estate
within the city 81 Richmond, Il In the Chamber,
iayne's flee for the examination OF persons In
tsrssted VIM P. SHEPHERD, G.. C. r.
ia l2-eMtlF
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VIR GINA MANU- FACTUKES.-The
public is informed that the undersigned have
no coEnexion with any commission house in this
city for the sac of Iron and Steel manufactured
at their works. 49, -
;, Biacksiniths and artif;ers using Bar, Band
hoop, Horse Shoe or Nutlron, may rely upon pro.
curing, at our works, articles in their line of the
best quality and at satisfactory rates.
wrought work OF every Observation-Disclosures
spikes, Bolts, Plates, Nuts, Washers, &c &c, fur
hishea AZ snort notice and at the lowest prices.
ia 2O-ddwlm~- TOMPKINS e. CWYNN
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AUCTION SALES. 8


ERAME HOUSE, FOR SALE ~
;AasuCTl0h.--Wfll BE- sold On TUESDAY rexf
sne iusn Inst, commencings ct ~ ocIock ID ne r.
ss..," upon the premises, the frame huiIdfns
Samuel Denoon, Esq s s. removes ,sisSs, 90 2.
osys Irom the day Of sale By recuast of ~
oT r. s-d,d. JAMES n. TAYLOR,
:. .--.- Auctioneer
By GEORGE .. sUMNRP-
OHsEs AND MULES At AuCrTON.
On Saturday morning, tho 7th inst. a 1sS =.
CLOCK IN reaI q ny Auction House. win Be sold
also, good, sound, strong Mules in good orSer'
and sold for no fault. They can be recommendsa'
as good mules, and persons in want wouli a. veil
to attend the sale. GEO. J. SUMNER, :
fe5 Auctioneer
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LADIES, GAITERS.-Go

LADIES, GAITEKS.-Go
with the Dispatch into every family -
in the city and State and LET the Ladies know
that fthey want the prettiest and best Caters
they ever saw for very small sum of money, they
must come to No. 49, at the sign of the Big Boot
just below the City Hot-l, opposite side of Main st
where there is also large and general assortment
of every thing in the line, which viii be sold very low
by WILLIAM WALSH,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots, Shoes, Trunks,
Valieses, Carpet Bags &c. fe3
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DisPATCH
LATER FROM EUROPE.
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VALENTINES: VALENTINES.:
COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL.
HOS GRESHAM 8, 1921 Broad street, is the
l. place to get the handsome Love Biilets. Don't
f5rgetto call. fed
FANCY CASS. PANTS.-We opened this
L morning new let Of Fancy Case Pants. Call
st No lie Main street $50
fe4 MERCHANT & wHIsIGER.
RLACK CASs. PANTs.--Just received, :
~ beautiful lot Ut Black Doe Skin Pants OF good
quality. MERCHANT & WEIsIGER,
fe4 No li2 Main street
UNIVERSITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on
University OF Virginia during the sessisns OF 1850
81. kineveh and its Remains, with an account Of
. visit TO the chaideron christians, Kafdislan &c
Re, by austin Henry Lsyard. Within sica ities by
Thomas Hood, received and for sale at
fe3 NORRIS Bookstore.
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AUCTION SAILS.
THIS DAT.


~ rULLIA01 - UAY10s re Ns
HOR8E8, BUliGYBs CAHBHA0x. -.
- AT AUCT0N.-On THuR8DAY nexf. n
SCI inet, win Be sold THE TatteysaIla a Councl
Cssmoer Hins 10 Or l2 good work Horses, toSes1sr
with some excellent Biegys; also. Caryisee - =
Furniture Wagon.
PgLLIAM 3 DAVIS, Asesio1eers~
~ p The subscriber has chsaeed hIs sale dsyo
from Saturdays to Thursdsys s. -.
sHEPULTEPRC, the residence Of n. z.
~ Sutton, in the county az Hsnvico. ~~.v ps.h~
nonds situated between Main and Cary ssrecfs.
VIII be sold to the highest bidder. on TH6RsDAY-
the 9TH OF February, 1854 e o'clock, on he prs-
portion OF the amount Of the purchase Z c,edie ~
three or 1--WE years win be given. the purchseer
giving bonds with good security for the deferred
Psymenfs. j. 29-dtds
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DLACK 9DASsIaIKRK FANT8.--A me
ID assortment on hand, and for Aale very Law for
cash by J.E HENDERSON & CO,
fe3 No &c Main street
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~ EGRO HIRlNG.-The Subscribers again
offer their services to their friends and the
public to hire out their Negroes for the ENSUING
year. They will use their best endeayors to oct
good homes and good prices. Persons having ne
groes to hire out, should send them in to us ~ the
hrst day of January, that we may be able to get
them good homes. N. B. e. C.. B. HILL,
Corner of Franklin and Wall streets
de 2-dactIFs
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1 HAVE in store assortment Of Preserves,
l. some extra put up Lines, Pine Apples, Pears,
Peaches, &c; also, Brandy Fruits, viz: Cherries,
Pears, Apricots, Apples, &c.-al of which would
recommend to the attention of house-ke keepers and
others. ANTONIO PIZZINI,
ia Is No. 40. Main street und er City Hotel
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BOSHER & WILSON,
PRODUCE AND 49, -.---
General Commission Merchants,
No. So ). Gay street, the head OF Smiths Dock
BALTIMORE.
CHAS. H. BOSHER. GEO. R. WILSON
oc7-d6m*
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.sssza Assa s.sssz s 4
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INDICATED INDIA RUBBER PLAS-
VI TER The cheapest and best p asier
of general debility strengthening the aystem, &c
In Acute and Chronic Rheumatism, Rain in the
Side and Beck, it has been used with the greatest
success. FQf sale by
fe4 E. J. PICOT
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STOCK OF BOOTS. SHOES, &C., AT
~ AUCTION.-On MONDAY MORNING, the 9th
inst at 10 o'clock we shall SELL at Public Auction, at
the store of karr Brother opposite the Banks their
entire stock of Boots, Shoes &c now in store, the
proprietors having determined to discontinue that
branch of their business; among which win be
found:
$50 pair of Gentlemen's Boots, their own man're,
225 Shoes, Cutters &C., 50 g
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ID EADY MADE CLOTHlNG ar COST
Ii large supply of Overcoats Business Goats,
Pants, Vests, &c, to be disposed of at cost until the
spring at HYNEMAN'S, No. 90 Main street Those
that wish to purchase viii plense call and Judge
for themselves, as / am determined to close out
my wihter goods at cost, and no mistake. Come
one, comsail, aid GU win find the cheapest cloth
ing ever sold, at 90 Main street.
Z ia 22-dtl2F+ L. HYNEMAN
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IT AM STILL RECEkTlN6 Goa y -fsoaaa
j the Midlothian Pits and putting Il ct the same
price commenfed &C Ia Jnly last say II cents per
bushel for lump and 10 ccnfs pr bushAl l6r mfxed
am not getting large supply Of Lamp but get an
that comes To tie 1ithmond Danyille Railroad De-
pot for sale. - !. 4 - Ass 81 -
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"A COPARTNERSHlP.-Al in want of unus:1l
bargains in almost every description of DIR,
Goods, would find it to their advantage to make
an early call, as the business must be closed in
few weeks. --7--~
We invite particular attention to our assortment
of printed Jaconets, fancy Beraees, Lawns, Mus.
Inns, light Ginghams, Silks, Ribbons, and many
other styles Fancy Goods, most of which we are
selling for onehali their usual value
WARREN, FARISS g. BROWN,
ia Its No l4l Eagle Square.
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OAK EK'S PREMIUM BITTERS,--l2
u dozen to hand and for sale at makers prices by
BENNETT & BEERS, Drug house,
fe l25 Main street.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 9TH,
' BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL STREETS
Lot on 9th, between Cary and Canal streets, now
in the occupancy Of Messis. Thomas Suter and
William n Suffer- The lot fronts so feet, runs
back 100 feet, and has upon it an excellent dwell
ing large enough for two families, and new brick
turning shop. For terms, apply to
in 30-d6t .f sp w GODDIN
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a NTHKACITE COAL.-I have now in
n yard, and will keep regularly supplied, with
the very best quality of lump and broken, and
screamed red and white ash Anthracite COAL,
which will deliver in any part of the city at So so
per load. Orders left with John A. Lancaster &
Son, at the American Hotel, or sent through the
post office, win be promptly attended to.
JOHN w. WRIGHT, Dock Wharf.
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coup DIGRBTR rs. Three sizes, a articie
u that no family should be without for sale By
b. r. ZIMMERMAN.
jail Corner Main and 18th stroets.
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ the office of the City Gas Works, to furnish Re-
torts Lamp Posts. and other casings-the proposals
to be opened the 9th day of February next
the office of the Superintendent of the City Gas
Works
By order Of the Chairman of the Committee on
Light ia 29-6lJ d DENOOE, Clerk
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nyERCOATS, BLANK ETS, Nc,-Lon.
" don Dufhl Overcoats for drivers; Twilled, Duf
FL and Bed Blankets Flannels; Plaid and Plain Lin
seys; for sale at low prices, by the subscribers.
THOMAS g. CHARLES ELLIS Il co,
ia 12-3w log Main street
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-05
WEEKLY TIMES, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 5 , 1852.
TO FARMERS

INMERv & Co.'S, Patent Rail Road Horse power,
IL Overshot Thresher and Vibrating Separator,
for threshing wheat and other grains, and cspec-
tally adapted to the use Of Farmers who desire a
Threshing machine of their own. This Power has
obtained great celebrity in the states of New York,
Pennsylvania, Michigan, Ohio and other wheat
growing States and is regarded as superior TO any
in use, on account of the simplicity and durability
of its construction, and its adaptation TO great
variety of uses Many prominent agriculturalists
in New York have given their testimony in favor
Of this power, having exchanged "Wheeler's
Power" for the same, and many who purchased
"Wheeler's power'' of the agents there, have sold
them and are trying emery Il Co.'S"
am prepared 10 furnish either of the above at
the following prices, delivered at my warehouse
subject TO be returned in Il rec months and the
money refunded.
For Emery & Co.'S. Horse power, thresher, sep
arator, bands, ocr and wrcnches-complcte S2O5
500 cash. balance in note of 60 days, with inter-
est: Wheelcr's complete, S1g0-saIne terms.
One of Emery & Co.'S, may be seen at my
warehouse.
4. IT, DENNIS, Old Franklin.
More than six hundred of the above powers were
sold from June TO january of last season and moi
one returned or failed | am fully of the opinion
they are the best machines in use. E. II. d.
July 10. 1S52-1m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-05
Another Fatal ARRAY,

A fatal difficulty occurred last Saturday
between Mr.. William Lockridge and Tai
ton Barnes, both of the vicinity of Roanoke.
They were at barbecue, when difficulty
occurred, in which Barnes knocked Lock-
ridge down, and stamped him until taken
away by some of the bystanders. Upon
attempting to raise Lockridge up, he was
found to be seriously hurt, and died soon
afterwards. An inquest was hold over the
body, and verdict rendered in accordance
with the above facts. Barnes surrendered
himself TO the authorities, and was to have
been tried yesterday.