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FERDINAND MOULTON,
ATTORNEs AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Will practices the several courts in the District,
and attsnd to the prosecution Of Gains
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DEEARrMENr OF STATE.

DEPARTMENT or STATE,
Washington, juno s. 1850.
Sir have duly received your letter of the 9th
altimo, communicating to this Department the pro-
ceedngs OF the National Institute the subject of m,
,ote OF the 18th of the same month. Those proceed
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH,

Whole number of representatives 233.
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FOR THE SPRINGS.
I AIDES retiring to the springs country, will
/ find at PARKER'S, just opening, fresh
supply OF Toilette Articles, sue rs very superior
BAYRUM, COLOGNE, in bottles and on draugbt,
EAU LUSTRAL, OK MARROW, LEN'ri-
FRICE, DC, COMB, HAIR, TOOTH. land NAIL
BRUSHES, at
PARKER s
Fawcy Comb snd Pertsm<ry Store,
aug b: Penn Az near National HotslS
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N B.--Associations committees. ar ind. u,l.
deslrous to make propositions or TO recei, nfor
nation, are requested to address their conn. ,ca
uons 10 j. c. q. Kennedy, ESQ.
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The South Carolina Legislature, in caucus,
previous to resolving to cast the vote of the
State for Pierce and King, adopted resolution
declaring that in so doing the State protests
against any approval or acquescence in the
measures commonly called the COMPROMISE
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70 negro man, in Petersburg, who
went to lhe house Of DR.. Nollner, last Thurs
cay night, for the purpose Of stealing chick
ems, was sho, by Or. Ms servant, who sup
poses he lodged twenty-five shot in the thief.
He was disguised in a uoman's gown; but
frorl the fact of dropping his has, ii is pre-
sulned j, must be man.
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FRENCH DIET.-The raising and fattening
of snails has, of late years. very much increas-
ed in France, and, according to recent calcu-
lation made at one of the Paris Markets, the
amount consumed annually in France is about
100000. The price averages from SO to 20
cents per l00 and one individual is stated to
make over $1,000 per annum, by his snail beds.
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ELECTION FRAuDs.-A dispatch from Pitts.
burg, Pa. is published in the papers, which
states that disclosures have been made there
of election frauds, in which leading Wings are
implicated. Naturalization, alleged to be frau.
dulent, is the foundation of the charge.
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nRAWING.-J. 8. PERKINS having return
- ed TO Richmond for the winter, will give in.
structon in the various branches of Drawing, as
Landscapes, Heads, Figures and Flowers His sub
jects or models are by the best masters, and have
been selected with view to attract and interest the
beginner, while they cultivate correct taste, and
gradually lead the pupil to bold and independent
style Of execution that will readily enable him to
draw from nature.
All lovers of this art are invited to call at his
rooms Corner of 5h and Franklin streets) and ex.
anime his portfolios.
Lessons given at the pupils residences, if desired.
Separate hours devoted to young Gentlemen and
young Ladies at his studio, where they will be re.
ceived on the same terms as in schools.
oc4-3m*
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CoALis MIsslssIPPI.-A bitunInous mine
raj, resembling coal in every respect, easily
igni,ed and giving ou, great heat and blaze
has been found in large quantities upon the
plantation OF Gen. w. +. Miles in Yazoo
county. Several tests have been made Of H.
and With uniform success.
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SBooTIsG-On Monday last Mr.. G. w. A.
Ra.ne met with Mr.. Benjamin Nowlin of APP
ponattox, al the depot in Lynchburg, and in
consequence of some previous dflculty, rails
ed his cane 10 strike him, when Mr.. Nowiin
drew pisto! and fred upon MIR. Raine. the
hall taking effect just above Mr. RS knee
Mr.. n. was taken before the Mayor who dis
charged him. on the ground that he was acting
in self,defence but from prudential considera
rions bound him over in the sum OF $500 TO
keep the peace for twelve months.
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COMPULSORY ENJoYMENT.-A gentleman
who trequented the circus, noticed boy
among the audience who was soundly asleep
every time he happened in.
Curious to know why the urchin should
resort to such place for somniferous purpo-
ses, our friend went up one evening, and ac-
costed him:
''My little fellow, what do you go to sleep
for ~
'I can't keep awake" rejoined the other
at is such terrible bore TO see them doing
the same things every night"
"But why do you come T.
.'Oh! can't help it; must conceive got
a season ticket"
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HARD TO PLEAsE-The voters of Giynn
county Georgia are evidently hard TO please
With tCree candidates in the field, the good
people of Brunswick precinct were OF the de-
lberate opinion that none were worthy of sup
bort, and no poll was opened.
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Fg,HE attention OF the ladies' Is respectfully called
l. to our extensive stock of Dress Goods, com.
prsing goods from the lowest to the finest qualities
at unusually low prices. Also to the largest and
hand somest assortment of ribbons, horences sans,
marcliines, bonnet and msnts velvet kept in any
store in the city and at less prices 100 drzen linen
cambria hdkfs at 81 .25 per dozen, 100 dozen linen
towels at 81 per dozen; needle work goods of all
kinds in great variety; apacas, merinoes and thi
lets of all shades and cheap; hannes, white red,
blue and yellow, very cheap; with complete stock
of Domestic Goods and Servants Wear, to which
again respectfully call the attention OF purcha
sers.
e Persons purchasing by the piece or dozen
would do we'll to give as call.
J MILLHISER & BRO,
no2 1913 Broad street.
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~ James F. Hall was committed to pri-
son IN New York last Thursday for beating and
kicking his wife in such manner that she as
not expected to recover.
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70 Mary EerpIank, daughter OF Henry
Verplank, pilot on board the steamer Francis
Skiddy, committed suicide in New York last
Thursday, under the most melancholy circum-
stances. 1t appears that the family had for
meriy lived in Albany, and while there, the
deceased had been offered and had accepted, the
hand of young man in marriage. He, how
ever, having recently become heir to a consi-
derable fortune, thought proper to break off the
engagement. This so preyed upon the feelings
OF the girl, that she sought consolation in the
poisoned cup.
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T A MEETING OF THE COUNCIL
n of the city of Richmond held Friday, October

A T A NETTING OF THE COUNCIL
"A of the city of Richmond, held Friday, October
29th, 1852, the following was adopted
The council being satisfied that the petitions ct
Corbin Warwick ard otL ers are the petitions OF
onefourth of the ireeholders of the city, doth on
the said petitions
Rssolpe, That poll be and the same 10 hereby
directed to take the Of the feeholders of ths
city the question whether the council on ehaf OF
the ciy NAV subscribe to the stock of the Richmond
and Dspyille railroad company, company incur
porated for a work Of internal improvement IN this
State part of which is to be constructed in or near
the city, an amount not exceeding $50 COO that the
time Of the poll be THURSDAY, the I'd day o. Decem
Der next and that this resolution be published for
one mouth and afterwards until the day Of the poll,
in at least two newspapers OF the city.
true copy: WIN r ShErfhnDi
no It'd CPk C. Kichmond.
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70 A man named Guthrie. residing near
Tear Wallet church, in Cumberland county,
committed suicide last Friday week by hang
iag himself. Cause not stated probably tired
Of L.
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II MIR. E. c. Marshall, President of the
Manassas Gap Railroad Company, had one Of
his legs broken the other day, while dismoun,.
ing from his horse.
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~ The shock of ar earthquake was sen
sibly fel, in L,nchburg, on the I'd, about halt
pas, SIX o'clock, r. NJ.
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dividend DNOTICE,-Ohice Va. F. & NJ
~ In. Co, Richmond, lst Nov, le52.-The Board
of Directors of this institution have declared Sc
ings Of the last six months: 10 per cent. thereof
payable to the stockholders their legal agents.
after the 18th inst, and four per cent thereof to
be passed TO the contingent fund.
The transfer book will, as usual, be closed until
the 18th instant.
THOs NJ ALFRlEND,
no l-dfnl5 Secretary.
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Eg Preparations arc in progress Tor grand
regatta at Charleston. Several New York
boats have been entered.
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& Some circumstances attending the re-
spite of BIaise Shupinski will be read with in
,srest. Ii appears that report was put in cir
culaiion that Kaiser, or Rutkowski, had been
arrested at Easton, Pa. and the marshal sent
an officer to that place, no ascertaned that the
person suspected was a man who was arrest
ej some months ago, aud discharged from Gus
tody. The facts were sent TO Gov. Bigler, who
Tespied BIaise until the Sd of December. 1t
is generally supposed that the respite was OBJ
tained through lrckery. The prisoner receiv-
ed it as thing confidently expected, and did
not express the emotion naturally to be ex-
pec,ed OH sBch an occasion. He did not even
express thanks TO the sheriff until it was sug-
gested to him by the priest, when he kissed his
hand.
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FARM FOR SALE.-We otter toI sale a
IL Farm in Charles City county, OF excellent qua
ltv containing 80 acres, and lying within five miles
Of james River. Gf this little Farm, about 80 acres
are cleared. The improvements are dwellins
with store house attached, and the usual out
houses. It's easy OF sccess-lying Immediately on
the Charles CITY court house road, and is near a
steam saw mill on the adjoining tract. This pro.
peyty may be had for six hundred dollars, in easy
payments, or would be exchanged for city property.
TOLER IL COOK,
&C % General Agents
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gy@ We learn from the Express that ne
gro WAGNER was severely burned Thursday
hight in Ruffn's wagon yard. His clothes
took fire while he was asleep.
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PARLIAMErTARY.-The following is re-
ported as scene in the Illinois legislature" !"
It may do for guide for ambitious men,
beIs:
Nv opponent. Mr.. Speaker. persists in say
ing that he is entitled to the floor. Whether
this Is so or not, shall not inquire. All
have got to say is that whether he is entitled
TO the floor or no., he'll get floored if he inter
rupts me again. Here the gentleman from
Bloody Creek pulled up his sleeves and took
a.. neck t;e Of.
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70 Messrs. Meaher, near Mobile, are pre-
pairing to construct a large class merchan
ship, Of Alabama timber. This is all right
Southern enterprise is marching onward.
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w. & r. r. r. SToCK.-We learn that
thirty-three shares of Wilmington and Raleigh
Railroad Stock were sold last week at public
auction in Halifax county, for thirty-three
hundred dollars, being the par value of the
same Wilmington Jour.
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ACQUITTED.-Thej jury in the case Of Law.
lOr, the soldier, tried for the murder of Ser
geant Mckevitt, at Smithville, about year
since, brought in verdict of "not guilty.
Wilmington Journal.
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~ DR.. M. T. MendenhalI, disting guishet
citizen of Charleston, died last Thursday.
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RNLRoAp MEETING.-The stockholders of
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad conven-
a3a,Lvnchburg on the 3d. We extract the
following from the second days proceedings,
A. ne fad them in the Virginian:
Tn. resolution OF Mr.. Deane, given yester-
f,v and resolution by Mr. Boyd, declaring
y yexpedient to construct branch Railroad to
tie Salt " srks and Plaster banks Of Washing
t9n we're referred TO q committee.
HiIhe resolutions of the Union Convention
Hfre taken up al the evening session, and af-
Ter some discussion were adopted, after which
the Stockholders went into the election Of off.
GERS.
John ROBIN Mcdaniel, Of Lynchburg, was
elected President.
Henry Davis. of Lynchbu-g, and Thos. j.
Reyd. OF Wythe Directors.
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PRAIsEwoRTHY.-The Savannah Courier
states that the sum Of $3.50 was collected at
the polls in that city last Tuesday, for the
Washington Monument. What does Rich
mond sny TO thni1
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" F. NJ. Morris, editor of the Anderson
Is. c. Gazette, died last Tuesday.
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s OST.-On sunday evening evening lass be.
IL tween the corner of Leigh and 9Th streets and
81 Paups church, small black Port Msnuaie,
containing a $40 Bank of the Valley note, -
North Carolina note, some silver, (smount not re-
collected and sundry receipts. The finder Will b
suitably rewarded BY LEAVING it at the Dispatch Of
fice il not sufficiently honest to do this the own-
er would thank him to return the Port NORMA ID
rected to the "Dispatcb, through the pos' oHee, -
II ia valued for sorne "reminiscences connected with
:. oe 30
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AN EXCELLENT FARM.-As we did not
n sell Mr. Hundley's Farm publicly last Thurs
day. now offer privately. 1t is. in all respects
very desirable being of exceilen, quality, having
good Improvements and good water, and being
within lew minutes ride of the city Its the pur.
pose of Mr Hundley to remove TO Richmond, and
therefore, bargain may be had, and satisfactory
time viii be allowed as to payments. or he would
exchange for city property. The determination is
TO sell, and persons wishing to purchase, are re-
minded to be in tiE1e IOLER COOK,
Or d General Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-08

- G. p. r. James is to deliver funeral
oraIion on the life, character and public ser
vices of the Duke of Wellington, before the
British residents of Boston, next Wednesday.
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1IAIR AND TOOTH BRUSHES -Afresa
I'll assortment, togeshsr with good srprly Of
Pegfumery And fancy articles. received and Ter sale
hy S1AEEooK q REEVE,
It's Broad street
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SAILING OF STEAMERS The steamers
Georgia, Prometheus and Northern Light
sailed from New York on Friday, full of pas,
seGgers.
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WRN BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! OF
CHIfA, CROCKERY e. GLASSWARE,
No.21S Broad Street.-The subscri-
IL Der is now receiving some handsome China
Tea Sets elegant China and Bohemian cut glass
Toilet Bottles, with great many other nice Fancy
Articles. He keeps always on hand a supply Of
white, blue and mulberry Granite, and common
Cfockery-Ware
Country orders carefully packed and sent to any
part Of the city free of charge all at much reduced
prices K. l.. HICKSON,
1900 dozen best quality and common Tumblers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-08

las. A, SMELL, Agent for AiLLisON
.. SMELL, has taken the stand No ~ west MAN
stree. LATELY occupied by Jno. A. Smell d Co., and
has Just received part, and by Wednesday next
viii have an entire new stock OF Staple IN. ans
E.. nry lsoods, and NEST respectfully soise-
lie the patronage OF the friends of the late nrms
Jno A. Smell L. CO., Barnes x Smell aud Hugh
n.I;h oc Ii-ts
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rOCHRANs MACHINE FOR CRUSH

u ING GOLD ORE.-Recenty patented in this
country and Europe.-These Machines, by their
simplicity of construction, their durability, the I'm
doubted principles upon which they operate, their
effective operation and result, justly entitled to
the consideration of all parties engaged in Crush
ing, Grinding, and Pulverising Gold Ore, and all
other ores or mineral substances. They work and
deliver wet or dry as may be required, and car be
worked by steam, water, or horse power, and when
pul 7ersing gold bearing ore or quartz, particularly
when much snlphurate OF Iron is found with the
ore. The perfect manner in which all the material
passing through the machine is granuated, keeping
the gold De fectly bright, from Is to 80 per cent
more gold is produced than by any other process
known Machines with the right to use them,
capable of pulverisug to a fine powder 500 pounds
Der hour are sold at Si000-those pulversing one
ton per hour at s., 500-and those PulVerising two
tons per hour at $1,000, delivered in New York.
FaPT To miners who are not prepared to purchase,
the machines will be furnished, and rented on the
following teTms, viz:
A machine to puverise 1000 pounds per hour,
s3O0-'per year,
two tons 4" $3.50
competent person will be provided to erect the
machine at the expense of the lessee.
Machines are at work in New York, and at the
Tellureum Gold mine Of Commodore Stockton,
FIuvenna COUNT, Va.
Application may De made to William Beasley,
Esq Danielsville, Spotsylvsnia County, Va or to
Mr.. John G Beasley, agent of Commodore Stock.
tons MINIS boWiesyili :, ElUvanna Co, Va.
Fer further particulars address
E. & J. BUSSINCf & CO.,
&C 12-1m 81 Cliff street, N. Y.
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SKuPINsKI REsPITED.-Blaise Skupinski,
the young man who was to have been execut-
ed last Friday in Phila delpha, has had his
sentence respited until the 81 of December.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-08

IA N. w. NELSON & CO.,
MERCHANT TAiLORS,
H Broad S., Opposite r 4 F. r. Depot,
@. Have received their Fall and Winter
Goods, embracing the latest and most fashionable
styles. They respectfully request call from their
customers and the pubic
Attention is also called to their superior assort-
ment of ready made clothing which cannot posi-
bly, fail TO please both regards style and price.
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