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DESTRUCTION Or STEAMER HENRY CLAY

NEw York. jug 25-rUc steamer Henry Clay took f'e
hi. morning ahort t"a miles this s!ie of ionkers, OF !"f
wa. from Albany, nith about $50 passengers on board. Sls
c,unht fire ar.idships about 4 O'Clock. aud was entirely Goa
suu.t.
the Loss If life is vaiiaGs!y estimated, but i seems certain
,het not less than twenty or thirty have certainly persisted.
Among thcs. are The wife ard two Chl!trca .. one 2! tic
p,.essors at West Point. One vi his children was hGiEi ~.
hu.:d. and the other died IN the road Ia the city. ~" Ia.
die were drowned, nni their bodies taken ashore. One
woman leaned over The railing, holding q child By lis ci0ih.
inc in her teeth, 10 keep il iron the flames, until :!e was 20
pa " burnt that she h'd 10 drop i, 10 Tie water. nc chs
wa drowned, but tie woman saved, th"r=s! hiG'E 9ufut--
TIL, child was u stranger 10 her. 4 number o! women aEi
chi: i!an are SILL missing, and supposed 10 rave beer drown
I'd Z eurnt. Most Of the baggage .! the passengers was
sa,ai.
The st>amcr Henry Clay gas racirg at he time OF it.2 &C,
cid, NJ. with the steam at The highest point, along VIII tly
s.a.aa.,r A:Irtica The passengers demonstrated, hn' @eia
to-: that there was no danger, lrst before .He IT, :: -
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: i62 .1s 81

Thus il vii! y" seen tia. the viii party reqri5cs rC.c mo-
ncv 20 administer :he government 5aily, in u tif1e of pio-
foun.i peacs, than { democratic administration require 10 al.
minister il satisi: ctorhr, and ~ co0iuc, j lor'ign war at
the sams sine. The friends and a~7oosists q; The aiain:s
lrsl!on caraG! deny that the public expenditure las Seen
enormous during the last three yca:a; but they cH!eavored
10 remove iroin the administration 81: responsibility fJr Tia;
expenditure by affirming il 70 he he legitimate result of the
Mey!ca.. war. !, would, indeed, be a Stigma: .a.t ii the
war should cost us more, now that lis over, ard tie army
and navy arc recalled, ard reduced 10 4 peace standard, Than
it did when our ships b~!ockaded both Coasts OF Mexico, and
two armies were supported on her soil. This excuse will
not answer; for the true reason OF the ex,rava2Incc oil gov
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10 the Editors Of the Enquirer !

ESSEN, JULY -tlI' So
conference.-the. George ". Lewis ot WrstmotcIand couh,
iva DELEGATE to TIE late Wing Convention in Baltimore, stltec
IN his recent speech al Richmond Curft House, thai he mad
AN Interview with General Scott, in Washington, a Jew Gays
before the assembling. Of the said Wing Convention, ana
,h., General Scott ASSURED him, that :" far from Being Ia
l:eaccG by Seward Of New York, lie never Ttcei'to +"
Ie;ter from him "a any subject III ms llie; f'1N ne htrsr tr.
.cbgrrsd mar a. dozen r9rdS ciit him: md TIA! 'rh ne
.rcs5,ioa Of hariug met nth him on an single OCCASION, ii
r. cja3cr parfg, CAT WHICH ne REFUSED "a BIT iSthont't"
"a Srw.R.} he hat nercr been in ms company "thls iHe.
4 Washington correspondent oi iic P"!! Gibson CHS !
H.,,LL piycs uu!lc II different statement I" ne editor .: I'i.l
nam f. see Richmond Whig Of the 23i Of July Gays me
corrrcs p0rdcat Of The Herald: " ] vent to'd1;, n company
win tie Mississippi delegation, 10 call On General tNinfem
Scott" In his letter, the Port Gibson correspondent pa
ces the following Language in me mouth OF General Hr"ui
in r"o!y 10 certain inltrfogatoties pf"pounacd ny shsd Dee
CATION m -,
: :" w oDiniurs have not been concealed rom seward On
his subject, relerring 10 Inc Compounds measures About
AprL 1850. | mct villa him "n the boat aciwtc'' hiiz'1''n.
,nYn and New York. II WAS tn. tr-t time hHi me- 1'''1
him far ci,ht ysars. | id moi meet "lIh hi'' Hsiia "''''
Drrcmbcr," &c.
Nav. yess!s. Editors. %no mas been deccirtl-Mr Lewis
., ~. WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT VIII th: cI.lv;s al tt
''" ~BESTLAND.
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MR.. WISE AND THE JAMES RIVER CANAL.

'oseph >eeat, Esq, has published in the Norfolk Herald
a ie''e' H"hi Hon. sicn'y A. Wise, contraiicting a report
that ne haa taken a decided stand against the James Rive!
The opinion that "the water line i, tho W.sr j. Lv far INC
mosl important public work OF Virginia" Nj. Sesar and
Nj. Wise are both able and devoted friends OF In,ernal In
proycrcn:s
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T....mgna q Ne .Nse Y.rN I..:5nae. t.SeeA uai.l

Testimony oC tie Ncr York Tribune. (ScoH ijai-)
t.Hu tt! u docs not co..ti!!: a ti'tr:rr ~ 4 H.,Tc pro.
sl..pl.va PRa rLAvEKY u.sxsE lh.a franklin p..:,". Fox
years ~. ra> tera fIfrHrpot IN = ti!ng every asn.:a', Il lr
..c.cm among IL. democracy of NcH Hampshire. lie in
sisted .:..t john ?. Hal" should be osUaclsed and crushed,
bcgausc lie refused 10 "ola i0r the annexa:ion Of Texas with
nur a stipulation that GGnIc pa!t OF lis inntnse unsettled
fet:rd.r shnuil re srrulc J !ci free soil. The Pos; has more
r~ccnrIy seen this sam. Frs"E ;'..!Gc deprive J.in AI"uud
81 h. nomination f1r governor, and drive him OF, u lie
ra::Y. for nut!ir. .lsc r.an expressing 4 i~spugaa.cc 10 ,he
id.!t. ~ Save law. II a' :Eew England, s.avcry ani slave.
Catching t.4ye h:t ~ ,1ure INSCRIPTIONS :hics. and llin ser.
ytruT than :; j. -.me FGaRS Pierce
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EE~A MEETING OF II PEOPLE u tlrnricp will
be held a; the Cour, House, on MnnAay n@yt, 81 August, 10
appoint delegate. % the Internal improvement Convention
TO be held al Union, Moar5e county, in August
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT,
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NONE ENQUIRE r.
RIDAY MoRNlSc. July 80, 1852.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING

Al the Unirersulist Church O" f'""y , -,
The Democrats %. Richmond IN The 3O,h inst.
at U1s, o'clock. a full attendance is Be- Tsq9 ordsr Of fG the i p J" 1nEs'
every DemocIn,i Association of Richmond.
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-. !. /, H. r, md in tin ch..dc;c. and c0nst'tuIiGii "
he whin party, ari that extravaganza WIZ my
crease while thr wing party administers II !. .nlrntId
cleus. 'rnn.ihy for The people. IL uimfes a spichu'a
h., man "A usual government, while J! i n,'o J
Haas Las Of men whose poIticnl creed can never D e ""'PS'
"a ian moderate expenditures " j permit low dulles.
while as' Wustiugfon Union
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DEVOCRED By 4 ~HARk.-lh other night, one 81
The men on board the Unt.d States ship Pennsylvania, at
tempted 10 make lis escape from The service, 5y p.Gnging
overheard, in cNpcct1ii u OF reaching The shore. The poor
fellow had sea- ceiy, Il wrver, iouc:.rd he water, whtn :,
"as sciz"! b. . large saIti and speedily despatched. Il i
.nt that q iImuCr 81 ,hesc IS. are n oar waters. having
(: loved he Cy"nr when she came - :ron sea, With severe!
ncn upcn her sica lsi-thc!r !n-t!nci, Wien there lie u diS.
ra:c 90 %-tiproard. %rromatl"g hem 10 pursue IN The "4ae in
-: o.: a!ey.-L.N grfeLk irgns. Ju!v a.
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TONIGHT the Democrats Of Richmond will hold
meeting al the Univc;salis, Church "a; 5 clock. Some goo
speeches will be delivered on the occasion.
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y U TRUE.

Il correspondent Ct The Boston Atlas tWhiel gives a glow
ing account of Scotts prospects, Gad concludes with Tic
following ludicrous blunde!: ave believe tie Wings never
entered upon u campaign under more suspicious clTcum
stances"
Tae ur;ter intended, doubtless, TO say suspicious, y bu
the cypce Will sometimes olunder into truth, in spite OfuI
Inc s:oss eaG4ctlaiions. OF Wing politicians.
Tie Savannah Republican, 4 whig paper, of the 23l say:
'HUp Scott and "Fhird Man are the games most in vogue
in Georgia, just al this time.
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Correspondence OF The Baltimore Patti,

WAsR1SGTnS, irEspAy SIGHT, JrIy q
The steam irigatc mississippi, ani $. Mays sipop.os war,
and others composing the respective equations, vii! be forth.
with despatched 10 the bay of Fnndy
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The {. $. slcam frigatc sarnnac. a, Philadelphia, and lhl

The {. S. steam frigatc Saranac, al Philadelphia, and The
s!aop .o!-war Albany, at Boston, have been ordered to tie
Bay OF ST Lawrcncc, under command of ConmodJre :. G.
Long. to protect our Fishermen. Capt. George ". knight,
and Capt. Robert Eaylcy, who are well q~ua5fsi, have been
depu1ieL by the wacrs 81 fishing vessels al Newbufyport,
10 wal On and advise Capt. Long o! the natHre and position
of III" iisaing grounds, &C.. The squadron will sal. immc.
Ii,tlr
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ROW. A p erc-s OF The Old Brown
- " I"dsor SJa;. Of LIN's make. Also-Low's superior M}fie'
slip ad Violet PomatuIas Ju.I received aud for sa!s oy
July 20 DOVE & co
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~ OI2 lS) =.

Congress, in making appropriations, exceeded inc s.i-
mates Of MIR Walker by two million t"o hundred ana NJ,
len thnusand eight hundred and eiGhty.eiaht dollars ana
fnrty-scvcn cents, and the means and hppfop'iatlohs = ''
r., oo,ns ,y,u,hIe S49, SOC, 7l3 Is
r 49, Observation-Disclosures 3~5,429,0il 90
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rTE1. n his Tcaa!Crc IA Bu"fiHr tu.u. nU SAN d., 'r :.
In. ,afcra shar HUI Mr. "!.NI. VI BURTON. mute si -
u tls asc.
ANllt,.M rnnr- IL p-.L--.-r1 :. ;. 49,. ~ ---.-.- III
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nm WEBSTER AND THE NATIONAL WINGS Y
THE Il

The Boston Courier, the organ oil the CONSERVATIVE "'t"
of business in the Wing party Of that city, puts ior'h oai'y
. series of remarkable articles on the position ot Itself ana
marty. in The present canvass. 1t says that the Scott men
have undertaken to change the old rule OF "Principles' mol
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Terrible Steamboat Explosion-FiftyP Per
sons Killed.
New ORLEANS, July

NEW ORLEANS, July b.
The steamer st. James exploed her boilers
on Lake Ponchartrain, between Biloxi and this
city, yesterday. Fifty persons, among whom
was Judge Preston, of the Supreme Court,
and many other eminent citizens, were killed
The greatest distress prevails.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. Julv G.

BALIlMORE MARAElS, july D.
Sales to-day of 1000 bbls FLOUR at $4.12
Old red WHEAT. sc to SO Cts; do. white, 81 90
a$104 new red, $l.0O to ST. 03 do. white,
$1.03 to 81 05. White Corn. So to SO cts; vel
low, steady at e. cts.
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Congress-.

WASHINGTON, July 6.
In the SENATE, Mr.. Clemens gave notice ,ba,
he should offer resolution Tor the elec,;,n IS
a public printer. Mr.. Weller's resolution re.
la,ive to the California Boundary Commission
was taken up. and MIR. w. made speech, in
which he spoke in very severe terms of Secre-
tary Ewing.
In the HOUSE,, the Alabama Railroad bill
was taken up.
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Murder of a Woman by her Husband.

BALTIMORE, July 6.
A man named Williams, residing in this
CT ty killed his wife on Sunday night. for sup
posed nfidelity. He also seriously wounded
person named Abbott, whom he accused of Sc
ducing his wife. Williams surrendered him.
self, and is now in Jail.
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Dreadful Accident.

New YORK, July 6.
A terrible accident occurred at Staten Island
yesterday. The bridge, connecting the wharf
with the shore, gave way, precipitating a large
number of persons into deep water. About
twenty were drowned
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rELEGKAPHIC NE ws
TRaksMITTEp FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
LATER FROM kUROPE.
Arrival Of the Steamer Canada.

BosToN, July6.
The steamship Canada has arrived a. Hall.
Tax. She left Liverpool on the Goth Of June.
oorTos.-Sales for the week, A 900 bales
.oo ~n'cn SPECTATORS took 10000 and exporters
1 rsvo fa.r Orleans, Ct; mddling, 81; fair
piano, % /; middling do, ST. Prices were in
Iooh'--W western Canal, 20s Ohio. 2os Cd.
C"RS.-fellow, 2ss Cd; white 2ss Cd.
CoNsoLs, 1908.
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kBGHlON
FUTURE DAYS.


9usk AND LOT on 2eTH AND II.
rSeanEEIa, CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE Al
sn'o1ciIOA.-The subscriber intsndfne q chanre
p.sec q residence, win expose q anetion "a
M@.ns next, july 9Th. Ct 81 o'clock, r n, The
hirnseis \. Lot now owned and occupied By
ner al ss.I situated ON Church Hill, af the cor
rance Han q, Tc streets, near the new Tempe
g sSoms II ~ good kirchen IS ~ va ~ ne - 49,
feet front ms.er on the premises. The Lot i ~
Trsrs ,unn,ng back lbs 10 II foot s,ley. : "a
and non,h. slE One hall cash balance in q
interest added .1 good endorsed negotiable notes
Sale conductea h. W 7. H FOWLER.
jy5-3t* D1lN, Auctr.
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Celebration of the Fourth.

BALTIMORE, July 6.
A great deal of rowdyism was manifested
in our city yesterday, bat nothing serious &C.
evening was magnificent.
The celebration passed off quietly in Phila-
delphia and Washington.
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Destructive Fire.

New ORLEANS, July 6.
A fire occurred at Shreveport, La, on the
4th, destroying property to the amount of $50.
600.
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M 1CHAEL bONHAM, OK TbE FALL
I'VE OF BEXAR, Tale of Texas, in five parts,
by Southerner-price 25 cents
Roughirg it in the Bush, or Life in Canada, by
Susanna Moodie-bound in | vol, at IS cents
the Rhine by Thomas Hood-75 cents For
sale by G.. WEST & BROTHER,
Exchange Bookstore, next to the Post Office
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0F lilly EXCURSION

DUKsE L0ST.-A lady. on Friday evening
L fast passing along 9Th street, lost herPurse
between The Presbyterian Church and Marshall
street. 1t xas leng Purse made Of stsei beads,
ard was of grey color Should anY person find
il he VIII receive liberal reward Il ne viii leave
it at this Office. jy 5-3,
EiLTEnIsss STONES, - a0.--JusI le.
T. receiven, a very saperiur lot OF Masa Fitering
Stones for purifying 3afnes River Water, at The OK
eeeding low prise u - 80. tan quick, bsfo,e
they are all gone HUGH A. MATT,
jy2-st ko7e, China Hal.
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II DRY d. MOkE,a national Romance oy
~ Samuel Lover, Esq. in which may be found
an interest peculiar to the Irish alone
Diary OF London Physician, I'd series by Sam'
G Warren, ruthor of Ten Thousand Year
Adventures OF Roderick Random, with illustra.
tons, by Cruikshank
The Wild Girl of the Nesrasks, by C w Webber
Eoline, or, The Magnolia vale, by Mrs Caroline
Lee Hentz
Linda, or, The Young Pilot of the Belle Creole,
q tale OF Southern life, by the same authoress
Prairie Scout or, Aeatone the Renegade
ickeibocker, Graham, and Harpers Magazines
for July, all for sale at LOUDWICK WAR
ROCKS American Literary Hall of cheap Pub-
cations, 1854 Main street, opposite American Hotel
iy7
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Now is the time for Cholera Morbus Dyspepsia,
Bowel Complaints Of various kinds, Dysentery and
Bilious Fever. Persons subject to either, all of
these complaints, need not fear their attacks it they
will but use few bottles of Bakers Celebra.
ted Premium Bitters, the best tonic and alter
alive that the skill and science of man ever yet in
vented. These BITTERs are purely vegetable in
their composition and entirely free from all those
poisonous and nauseating substances that create a
languor and nauseousness of the stomach when
taken; but having an opposite effect, they exhiler-
ate the system, sharpen the appetite, expel mpro-
per secrerons, create healthfu circulation OF the
blood, and produce such flow of spirits ofitselt
tends greatly to relieve from indigestion and bill.
ious affections. They may be taken by both sexes,
in every condition of life and will be found an in.
valuable medicine for infants and adults.
To be had in Richmond az the Drug Stores OF
A. BODEKER, ADIE d. GRAY, BENNETT 4
BEERS, PURCELL. LADD & CO, and GAYNOb
& WOOD, MAN street; III. BLAIR, WIN. P. LADJ
and SEABRGOK g. REEVE, Shockoe Hill.
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- We continue the insertion of the testimo-
nals of the fine Daguerreotypes issued from Praits
Gallery, at No AS Main street, under the Gothic
windows. The Magnolia says of it tive were
quite astonished at the beautiful manner in which
il is fitted up, tie richness of all its appointments,
and the elegant appliances of comfort and luxury
with which il abounds We looked over large
well known private citizens and did not one
inferior likeness amongst them. Mr. p. is master
of his profession, and such IL be the general
opinion, if we Judge from the army of witnesses OF
his skill which look down from the walls 1.-THE
best likeness | have ever had laken," says DR.
r Wexford, of Fredericksburg, Va, President
of Medical Convention je %
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GOLD PENS of the best quality, Letter and
VI Cap Paper, extra tine; Pass Books, Steel Pens
and every variety of Stationery, may be found at
WARROCK'S American Periodical and cheap
Publication Hall, l64 Main street, opposite Amer
can Hotel iv7
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80 xxRNsa alkklCK-
- - - no. @ UetWxte, No - IN : s ssssz'
Draw 8 No - g g 10 90 g g = 8 i Is q
sssas ss y g = sszsss u =. Jslys =
Whole Mes - ~, sold ma "a 81 Y, =
Fer Te.n.v-n.,.-... eTRATTon
ono. Tickets $40 Sepnai ~.
h5
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ezuel1.

n Venezuela.
"A letter received here
date of the 18th June,
pf rencontre between
neZuelan Minister to
Baron de Veimer,
as. The former had
q the conduct of the
tae latter resented
+. A challenge en-
r the Tortugas Is
e, the American
tered on the night
Is, who robbed him
bundled him.
e jury in the ease of
Indicted for poison
endered a verdict of
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90 DIR. j. 5. ROSES sarsapariiln.I

20 DIR. J. >. Roses Sarsapariila.-
BLOOD PURIFIER.-A Great Spring and Summer
Medicine -This Sarsaparilla compound is made
from fresh Honduras Sarsaparilla, and being COM
bined with other ingredients, renders it the very
best Sarsaparla compound made, for purify ing and
enriching the blood, and cure all skin eruptons
and skin diseases, scrofulous sores, venerea dis
eases and its bad effects in the constitution dropsi
cal sw filings, rheumatism from the of mercury,
biles, old sores, kidney and bladder affections,
cleansing the system from mercury, and raising up
a WEAK and impaired constitution from any cause
1t improves the appetite, enliyens the spirits and
as summer drink in cold water, il is a pleasant
useful and medicinal beverage. All families should
have bottle by them. Quart bottles ST small bot
ties so cents.
For sale by Ade e. Gray Purcell Ladd & Co.,
Bennett a. Beers, r. K. Duval, Gaynor e. Wood, A
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BY WkLLINGTON GopnrS

L-N6TON GODDIN.
ES nn 1.A.E RESIDENCE ON Ir.cu
STREET FOE SALE AT AU(,TIonA I r,
be sold on FRIDAY AFTERNOON -. aH:-Wil
1852, upon the premises commencinp :, IN saiy'
very neat and desirable Residence fos eloc1:
family situated on Leigh street, nearly oupos;sa :.
Mr. j. H. Hilyard's residence and lately o. c,,r;s y
by Mr.. w. l.. Cowardin. The house il IN gond -
der--has six rooms, besides kitchen, stable e. =.
After which, will be sold the vacant Lot adioining
fronting 80 feet Leigh street, running back lS5
feet to an alley.
Terms accommodating, and made known at the
time of sale.
jy3 W. GODDIN, Auct
OMMIssIONER's SALE OF A HOUSE
~ AND LOT ON CHURCH HILL in pursu.
ance of DE- cree of the Circuit Court of Chancery
tor the coanty of Henrico, pronounced on the 18th
day of June, 1852, in the case of Woodbridge vs.
Hargrove, ct ais, the undersigned acting as Com
missioner under said decree, will proceed to sell
at Public Auction on the premises on Saturday,
the 3Ist day of July, 1882 ct 5 O'Clock NJ
that lot OF ground with the tenement and appurte-
nances attached, on Church Hill, corner 25th and
M streets, owned and formerly occupied by John
d. Hargrove.
Terms-Onefourth cash; the remaining three
fourths at 6 and IL m ontns, respectively interest
added: the purchaser to give negotiable notes for
the deferred payments and the title to be retained
until the purchase money be paid and conveyance
R R. HowIsoN, Com'r
Sale conducted by w. GODDIN, Auct.
il 30-law3wdtds
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE AND SLAVES IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.-By virtue of decree of the Court
OF Hastings Court for the city of Richmond, pro-
nounced on the 18Th June, 1852 in the case OF Hill
hard Us. Woodward, &c, the undersigned com.
mlssloners will expose to sale by public auction,
on Friday Afternoon, the 9th July 1852, COM
meneing at o'clock upon the premises, if fair if
NOT the next fair day the house and lot in the city
OF Richmond, of which the late Catharine Wood.
ware died seized, situated the South side of
Leigh street, Immediately in rear of Mr. Jas N
iayiors resldence) fronting that street so feet,
running back about $50 feet After which will be
SOLD three slaves viz: Sally and her two sons, Rob.
| ert and Andrew
TERMS For the real estate one third cash: bal
ance at $, ., and IL months for negotiable notes
win an endorser, and title retained until the pay
ment OF the said notes. snd the further order of the
Court The slaves will be sold for cash.
DAVID H. WOODWARD, Com.
| Sale conducted by w. Goddin, Auctioneer.
lie 30-eodtd
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TIE SKUPlSsKi CosFEssros.-The Pbila-
dspha Ledger publishes communication
rom Martin /. Skawinski, the Pole, who re.
Gently made the deposition regarding the con.
lession Of Skupinski. He concludes as fol-
lows:
AIN conc iusion, wish to make the follow
.ng additions TO my affidavit, which were be.
lore forgotten by me, through excitement.
First, that Matthias had exhibited to me, ip his
cell. blae coat, which he said was taken from
gentleman whom he robbed and killed upoD
the road, aud besides the coat, plundered him
of e watch and cha in and some money. He
did not tell me so exactly when and where the
deed was committed, that could now explain.
EThe coat, he sand, was heavily wadded for
Ainter use, but he had removed the lining
is coat might still be recognized by the
DIS OF the person killed.
cond, that among the Poles in N. York
le declared he intended to kill, was Mr..
q, matchmaker; in speaking of whom
page was of the most violent charac-
that in the vicinity of Baltimore.
brother, and Ratowski, were at.
plunder a farm house, when they
by three persons, who came out
earre.led shot. guns, but that Mat
thlly creeping upon them while
Siled one. and that they after
me to the other two, and then
atthias also said, that when
were arrested, he could have
sould have done so, only that
was present, AMI would
SIS Against him.
all that previously swore
y me from Matthias Sku-
iARTIN T. SKAwINsKI."
s paper is evidently man
ID appears to have been
by the purest motives
convincing that he but
WAS told to him."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-07

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ever hear in my saloon. "Why, he takes them
every time" "How beautiful that is That's
YOU, Kate" 81 never saw any thing more per
feet" ..Ohi why, how he does take them" 8 l
like his style, his positions Oh, the dear little
thing WHY he took it laughing, at the first time
Ana mapy more of the sort Those who
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ST. will come to moOLSoN
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