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NJ No future Life without n Resurrection
a. DFATH A REALITY -GEOk1E srORtS will
al o. M, subject al Chelsea Hall 3th-st 9Th
1To1sirs and sfsrooou. TOMORROW, a. l0t and )
e,el,,f Come and hear.
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NLERK WANTED at C.. II. HYNE'S
COMMERCIAL AGENCY, No. 1I4
.XPERIENCED SERVANTS.-Fam-

lies DESTROYS OF procurnr fsst clsss Pfotess7t end
oCber Senans - CookL tur8es 5eansfresIss Chamber
sids can ID la end 7a1or 8elrction via I'M
sxcepuCnabs city references % fst class f1nifs where
hey haze served, 81 MANNING see' No 10 IlI1ysi-
8rorhlvn
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A S Cook, Washer and Ironer, BY re-
IA Tsc C'rl has good ref rsl-es ou her I.st plsce
Can Be SEA oi 80. caJs a. no c. i-l-ag- d oof I0n.
TOCl.
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A 5 Cook. Washer and Ironer, by re-
n Teciab!s you1E Woman. Inquire a. 10. II 7Lasv.
Be- o. c-tY reference can b. gwen.
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A N ENGLISH WIDOW LADY, with

"A sUovn up family. reeeidBg few 9entemsn - par
.A boNess has at present. upied two largo sleeping
hoonos The house a new, The situation healthy withia
lsw minaeS walk Of Of the South Brooklyn ferries
Jsss desirable opportunity for geotIensn from Esope
TO secure 10 hemss al toe eoDrts 10 which ey have
been sceus,oDsd In the old cOuny References given and
required. Address B a. c. Tribune 0foe, NY
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TO MILLINERS-Rare Opportunity.
no PRlNl ERS-A RARE CHANCE.

II -Forsle, Stock ard fixtures snd Store 10 lot Flst
aie business locality. Possession syen anediatsly IN.
pure on the prenIlsss, No 100 Sphng-st.
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HORTICULTURAL

i SCClETY-The FALL EXHIBITION v-fu ooen n
Metropolitan Hall, on MONDAY AFTERNOON sept
~ al oeoek and continue open tlEee dAys IhegsAAsr
nom A. n. TIL 10 N
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-07
RID DISTRICT WIG CONVENTION.

The Convention of the Wings of the Third
Congressional District, which met at johnson
on Friday the 23d inst. was large IN num-
hers, unanimous in feeling. and they seemed
tnly determined on "a long pull. a strong
pull. and pull altogether" We have st
IRE, which we wish to impart to our readers,
viz the wings of the Third District are de-
,ermincd to elect Representative to Con-
crr,s. They can do it. and they wW.
After the election of officers. the Convcn-
ton agreed upon the following basis of rep
rr>cntation in the nominating Committee
onc delegate from each town in the District,
and one additional delegate for every fifty
votes cast at the last oubcrnatorial election,
and one for fraction larger than twenty five
Every town. represented by one or more del
crates. was allowed to cast its full vote.
The nominating Committee consisted Of
Jos dclceatrs and the result of their three
laIlrtS WAS a, fnlloWs.
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ORLEANS COUNTY WING
CONV

h" W his OF Orleans County assembled
at barton Landln"' on the ga OF JnIv' ana
were permanently orsanlzed by the appoint.
m"nt OF Hon. Isaac Parker, President, and
H. HASTINGS ana Harry ilihnlah' 9ccfe'a-
r''>.
N',,r@. N, VI. lIckcrman, l. n. 'u>h,
man: Mrrr'cN Mansfield D. Is; b. Ioh'' and
H. +. Ir'n''>> We're appointed 'omni'fc'
on resolutions
v" '''''''''' Il "h"'uce "' NV" from ea,"
low" r'lFrN'h'rl' were appointed ny 'hc
"e'@',S from th' several towns to present
I,,' 81 'ah'i'i''rS tor senator and county
'''''> anu "'>o "n'l'y ana Town commit
ices,
The Nominating Committee were as fol-
rows. VIZ
,N'''H' wy l.. howell. j. I. howell.
parton Ahram Smith, John Drew.
bloomington, a: a. smith, job Drown
1harl'ston. l.. W Clarke, ). b. Cooley.
To'eh'ry' 'ohn MuSScy, j.. ". Mitchell. .
W'o'er, f.: ID. HimohnS' +. ,: French.
Ira,bHrs, Geo. Worthing'on, Jr., Nathl
lowell andrew Dodge, Lew brigham
M'f3an' SIMEON :\Ihre: ,
Newport WIN. W. Onion' 'to hat'hel
salem 'ol, liopkin>on. Cha> blake.
~ .'E, - u. davenport: II, I, NllSon.
W'>'''''' =, hraIIry. W. H. Elrharl>on'
N'>'m"re. David Gll'l!an. John Gates.
MrrENo"N.-The committee on nomina
ton, presented the following named gentle
men as candidate, to he supported bv tn,
NmEs OF the County at til" ensuing rlrc
N"n - lFNEY NJ, BATES for Senator; VII.
HAM Moon. Jr.. and .Joux NJ Ror>s,>
for Assistant JUDGES: ISAAC n Cr>nNAx
,or juice Of Probate; ELISHA WHITE, tol
Attorney; .I"n~ GUILD, for Iii Oh BaiIiti
~"''h nominations were unanimously con
armed by the Convention.
The committee also presented the follow
leg nominations for County and Town Com
mites which were confirmed by the Conven
''n
,'TM4 William NJ Decker
!, I',, f'rdyce ). French, John l.. Edwards
= iIson.
:, lor" HoonoW,c<.
"' R,1 Howell Winthrop Howard
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T He G. ALE ONI n.

CARD. Where's rcpor: ! in circulatlo;l that
the pr,pre.or, 81! he Wliuu-hfy Lake House v.'r''
al, isc by Mr. f.. Fairbanks To- keep li.uors - h.
furnished /" t'-r -H"'t>-it i due 10 t,, src.na'.
10 ,t;,tr hat the report j. wholly uH,ru,.
LUCITS DENl>ON,l
ALONZO BEMI>
H. Il. HALL, ''i''''
II. VI. HAIL.
Burke, Aug. ), 1852.
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J@ratbI.

In Nashville y. IT.. Au. II. >rI>tu Am Clark
wife 9t DR. Favet;e .I-wer. and only daughter ii
the late pca John Clark Of this 'owu seldom ar.
called I" record The lu<< "f one ;" worthy ~ Ii n
'.-:,.ru AMI aiircioi;r regard; aud ,,ce;ly !, ;,
l">s of that gentle a..l loving ;';rl rl, l., her M
ncrou- relatives M! tricn,l-
''F;rm 81 >nul
And pure in purpose. on the "-c,rral Rock
Gt thrj>flan trrI,t her ,....-...> re-. -,
AuI >"u.h; liz trihutr from ~h,d,,vv w"r'l
Her 'orly hope All: h"inac - cia,r t. 'io.l.
Wien tie bright >ki"-. the uItr'ublci frunt> "f
Youth
With all their >onrhr-. MI rlcr flowers r>e NJ,
f. tempt her spirit -, III hours of pam
IL HH rem, mb,r Ter. and on her brow
IN! in her treas: the dovc-likc messenger
Found peaceful home
In Hancock y H.. al the house Of his grant IA
Their Cristv Duncan, E>q.. .Iulv IS, George Cri>tv
Ion of Rev. Levi H. and Mrs l.. A. d. Stone, Of Clio,
er, VI. aged ) months and IA DAYS.
Printer in y. H. and Ne are. &c.
In this town, .Iulv 81. Miss Mary, daughter OF
Leonard ani ih;rail Gibson, OF Lyndon, asci j.
wears ; months and days
In tlardwirk. Aug. !, 81 CONSUMPTION. AFRO +
Howe. aged u.
In ;ut"n. July %. a:r'ran illness &" only u hour,
Hr 'i,,urcc Leland acr.l -
I'm North Providence" l.. L. .Iulv -. Gcorce "
Carpenter. a,,,i ~. O; the l,r Abel Cari.enr-r
al Lyndon. VI.
IL Iirajt"rl. Tuly -. an int,n, -"n"f Mr. Svl,a
uu- Grave. ac.i about weeks
In N"whnrv. Iuly %. Mr. Ro>ana Brown. age
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WOOD LOT.

LNOR SALE. = lor comprising / acres. most,
Il h-av y cHnh"rc'i with naTd wood. situated on
tn hif about halt a mil" u'h-ti>t OF Fairbanks
Nllla.c. SAID lot formerly part of tie Var.
no. Farm. i easy ri access. an! The 10" j. >uitahl.
tor cultivation r. l::nrage after the wool ! rcmov
cd. Apply 10 WM. u. VEINS.
>t. John-burv. Jalv %, 1S:i2. 7s3tf
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Stray Steer.

6'ANE INTO tho .c,,>lr,. OF tlc sub, r;',e- a.'i
iA. 2o:ll "i Ilu. la It iri.h; rel = wears a.
>'.rr. The owner ! requested :" prove property
pay CHARGES and TAKE HIM -inar
CHARLES EANNEI.
- John, bury iu- - lSyy. .>4NS
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From the Evening Mirror y. T.. October 81, 1S4S
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
We are not much in the habit OF taking OF putting
medicines. though We ha! rather write a'ou. them
than swallow them day. But :iii, Bal-am Of
VIII Cherry j. 81 near one Of Natures own pure
preparations. and has effected such extraordinary
cures under our immediate kunwlr !., that Ne az.
hound i'll Justice and truth I" rhrouic- lis virtues.
AMI pnl,li>h them 70 the world. W. have neither
time /" report TIE particulars OF cure il
la effected for al The comp ,>Itur> in the Office
al :hc Mirror: AMI only refer r,."- siic:. /
with coughs ana lung complaints 10 directions and
certificates.
Washington nc
Mr. Fowle. Dcrr Sir: Mr. Hrrycv Hn who's,
certificate i gwen t"."y i Of or most re,per
table ttrmcr- aii hi II: ruI"y> good health.
Very respectfully vnur~.
WM. \. SHAW. ". b.
R"auf,rt County. N::h Carolina.
tA"c"wi uit,. ,.""r " a>hmg,"n, AM. II lsi7.
he un.rr>. .m" feeling grateful iur tie relief ai-
i'rdci toy til" -" "t H.. Wi~,aI'> I;al>ain Of Wild
Cherry or.m tia, it i hu, AN .,, ri Justice 20 e:v
that but .'r 'hr IL" OF tina; vaiu;h, remedy hi.
wife. l"n- athlete! it'll Miri ~hc and all lrr, COZ
>:'!.'r"t consumption. would iay. probably l...
this i'll her grave. But AL he dangerous uI,;
unpleasant symptoms have been removed hv In.
If h"ttl.- and hc NON attends t. her ,iai-
~ avocatioII- H. usual HEHVEY HILL
Seth W. Fowl-, ptugc.,. y" l;s Washington
street. Boston. Mas. : tl' >,.' proprietor Of tic
original rrrrip, FIR the Manufacture Il the c,.,Ir.iu.
medicine, anl supplies both a, ,r':",.> lie AMI retail
and q" whom a:,,'..r:,.> ,':,:l b. ',l;:.l.l.
Always >iC''cI |. Butts. ifgeuuirr.
A"tNr>--.l. g. Ei.a.il;m .I"hr Bacon. St. Johns
bury: II. G. l;ahcack. rH--GmI~ic: lame. CLARK
barnet; Gcorgr Cow"- Ev".,.r.
BElGliIo ON MAEkEI. .Iulv -.
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Factory Help Wanted.

4 I the Nelson Mill. WfncIl-a,;r,. Na.--pe Of
~ the most healthy ami pleasant vlia--, e. the
ruEutrv-NcaH"r>, SPINNER, ami fur nr five fam.
iic> viii find coU ,aIt employment and liberal VAC
A;,r!v To- NELSON II. NIiIli.
Wiuch-nd"n Iulv 2s. ls52- 7SiwJ-
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A Farm for Sale.

SITUATED in tho :.Nn 81 II. .lohG>burv, : vi a
- mile vet "i the Cr.'cy Village. and hir'" ~
The Pierce place. Sad farm c'H:a.'l> is'""' loo
acrr> OF liz. rate land >utblv DIVIDED mo IRON ing
I,,>,ur.,gc ard tilla.c, AMI la> "n it small "lll"
"rcil:pi ami one the best >u@rr "rc!.iri, III town
SAID farm i vel watere'! and his UHiiI!.!i- wa'''
running :" The house ana barn; ha> w. -" T''i,l"ii,
h"lI-e> ami woo and carriage she'd: ii>" ~" good
barns and shells IL :,r,....mola:r. >ali farm "lil
hc >"li nj gu.;,t bargain and rrrt given for 4
Part If desired SMITH FOLSOM.
81. .Ioll.>bury Aug. . le-,2. 7-i:i
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Come One, Come All!

Two III" acei come lly ii Ia" isrv Pretty
4 and useful articles Z" hr found ~ & L. Car
;eI!trr> Nir'v store and =, th, ylnc. :I.i
purchase present Tor the oil. an If they not
i!ra>r: with Il I"tur II al. the money in all ca>,.>
nail - rciur:'! l>h"l ":I"r>re H. s. I"hf>-
hIrE House, & PC AHPENTEE
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Wanted Immediately,

= ~ -'.''-c-ib'r. y MLrHANIrN. Nul "
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Phillips Academy.
lIIl. Fn,l Torn, .f til l.o. Wc.lur.
div. sep. ]. l>52 aud "'.n' .iail.- eleven week,
HAENEl Y. EMERY. Principal
ELIZABETH II. EAIl.>. rr"cri.;r,--.

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I',.,,. - - !'r .,''rii>-
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rank ,r.it n d.. l',l ., 'i,,,'''' Th,.
l'>>,-' the attachments r,tr-ir~ Tor .,ti ,fi,r:r,.
an popular instructor : ,--,rr..l l.. - h. .,r,.
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A L S O.,

GOO! work l-'r>r. five wears "ll ami Il ncN one
h"F>r i-'a-urr wa-cn with goo" h"oi and ,I;e'.:
''r"'> and boxes. lor sale very bow Gall and "'--
Gre.
\. loliiI-hurv iuE. =. H. 1>itf
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Clothing Clothing!
lafhrl> Froeh>. 0srrali>, 4 &t.
Furnishing Goods;

c;:S-iia- =" y - 80 H'-f N.-'- >r,,r'- tTa
~. i'.-hc' H. j., tn i-,f -. ,irc-t.
h.. i.r.,r,- g. *.
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CiLEDDNIi COUNTY
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

FALL TEEN HTG1N> >l-FT. / FNp> NoN l.
Tll"NA>< r. tr>nN p r--..-...'
" lin Sc i'' '~ r>-.~', -. , :,. ..-" A., ,,A:e
~ r.,i.r.-i I,-.,-r-.. r.
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TUITION.
S II a IKE Rs

. CONCENTRATE SYRUP # S.E> NrirII
\ IA f.. i:,'.: !<.r-- % ! li.. : 81 -. g.
Il,.-iltH
o. -. -
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NEW FIRM,

gym '''s -. h..y' IN ,..t r. 80, : -.,f,-r
81 t'l' u.l..r IL t..- - / u y - %.
I o. Tor th" il,''-.. - '--lr-, ;l.- 90 -.
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All Hands to the High
lands
It'll. -ri'-''~.. - NOW Tos'eviH- ~ no
i "NJLDERNESS STORE.

largo "tt't"" % their .nac: >:och Of Cord, whir
'l'.' ".:.l - 80 n - r-irr-
Hi'ifN'. NGnDPI'fT-
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CHARTER SELECTIONS.

IN obedience to the I1th section OF ian Act to
i amend the Charter of the city of Richmond, and
for other purposes, passed March 29th 1851, tho
President of tue Council has caused the following
notice to be publi.h
AT a monthly meeting Of the CT uncil Of the city
of Richmond, held March 9Th, lss2:
Reselsed, That the following named places are
hereby appointed, the several Wards OF the city
for holding the city elections which tale place On
the first "Wednesday in April next to wit:
For Jefferson Ward-At the First Market
House.
For Madison Ward-Atthe City Hall.
For Monroe Ward-At the Shockoe Hin
House.
RESOLVED, That the following named persons bo
hereby appointed TO supe,iLhsnd and record the
election OF Councilman and Ciry Officers. which
takes place the first "Wednesday in April next to wit:
For Jefferson Nard-Janes Winston, Jas.
c. Crane, Mlcajah Mangam, Robert II. styli and
George L. Sadler.
Madison Ward-Herbert A. Claiborne, p. "
Daniel, jr, George N. Johnson, James Allen and
Robert NJ. Burton.
Monroe Ward-Wilsm rutherford, Shelton
Davis, Thomas II Elhs Felix Maths Ms and Samuel
Ellis.
'Teste, WIN. P. SHEPPARD. c. CIR.
NH 3d. ot8ap
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RICHMOND CoLLEGE.-We have several fines
commended to the liberaliy of our readers, the eff
fort now being made to endow this Institution. 1t
affords US pleasure to stste thar the sgent, Rev
NJ poindexter has been quite successful in obtain
ing contributions. He is now about to leave the
city for time. to prosecute the object in the coun
try He requests US to state that near SIS 900 ave
been obtained OF our citizens and he has no doubt
the amount will ultimately reach to $4,000 or
more. There are still. many citizens whom he has
been unable to see, who may be expected when
called upon, to aid in the endowment. The agent
feels grateful for the liberal and courteous receu-
ton with which he has met in Richmond
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SwINDLE7 ARRESTED-ln our paper OF Monday
under the head of the latest news, gave ac-
count of the notorious David T. Pines alias Colonel
]. Preston Floyd, arrested at Charleston on the
charge of swindng Albert G. Wood. of Indianolo,
Texas. This villain was very recently in this city.
1t appears that while in N. O. he got out of mo-
ney, and becoming acquainted with Wood. sue
ceeded, after fraudulently representing that he was
brother to the ex-governor Floyd of this State and
that he had money in the banks here in obtaining
from Wood gold watch Sot5 in gold coin -
As Wood was coming North, part of the agree.
ment was, that he should accompany Pines alias
Floyd to Richmond where the money lent would
Re returned. Upon arriving here thetwa stopped
at the Clifton House this in the beginning OF
last week. In the evening of the day that they ar
rived here, Pines stated to Wood that he wanted
to go and call lon Governor Johnson at his levee
and left the boarding house; soon after, during
Woods absence, obtained his baggage. Wood up
on hearing of Pines sudden removal. immediately
suspected him of fraud, and got out a search war
| rant through Alderman Rileish, for HIM officer,
Pierce and Johnson, aud one or two watchmen, &C
cordiugly visited all the hotels and boarding houses
in the city, without hearing anything of the default
err, until on arriving at Mrs. Montagues boarding
| house, they learned that he had been there bu,
had left the city in the Petersburg cars Mr. Wood
followed him soon possible, and succeeded af
| ter long and hot chase, in arresting Pines a
| Charleston, we have already stated. He will
of course meet with his deserts at the hands of ,bs
| law.
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THOMAS MOORE-THE POET.

The death OF the venerable Thomas Moore
after he had lost all his facultes-recalls
many incidents which cannot fail to be of in.
terest 10 the people of Virginia, in general, and
to US Of Richmond, i'll particular. tits known
to some of our citizens, still alive, that he was
here in 1907, and we fancy there are some left
who even recollect him personally. He abused
rs all, az every person who has read his diary
knows, outrageously, yet, as well as we recoi-
ieci. be did not give it to as quite SO hard as ne
did to our cousins down in Norfolk. To be
sure he said that there were only two gentle
men 10 our town; one of them was old Judge
Marshall, and the other MIR. John Wickham.
But when he came upon our cousins in Nor.
folk. he hit them another sort of crack to that.
The fact is he hit them over the head with a
billiard cue. He said they had nothing in theil
town but ssdogs, democrats and negroes" How
nexf If our friend Cunning ham, of the Bea.
con. fwho belongs almost as much here as he
does shere,D should see this, we have nc
doubt he viii get copy Of Moore's works at
once. aud search out the passage. Well, wher
he Il done, il he does not admit that the bard
gives him harder rap than he does us, then
we give ilup. By-the-bye. il was said that he
wrote his famous Mary. believed thee true :
1t Norfolk, and that the person who has thus
been immortal was lady attached TO ths
stage. siiil living in this country.
With all bis abuse OF our eounsry, however
NE yet canno, bat feel great tenderness fol
Moorr's memory. With all his worship OF III,
great. probably derived a. much from early as
sscistion as any thing else. he was whig-al
English whig-and strong friend Of hums.
rights sad human freedom. Lord Byron was
10 doubt right whom, with the instinct of ID,
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CHANGE OF STEALING The continued case of
James Littlepage, charged by Albert Monroe.
with obtaining goods and monies belonging to Mon.
roe, frauduienty, came up in due order on yester
day before the Mayor. Witnesses proved that Lit
tepage had received money under the firm OF Mon J.
roe g. Littiepage, and therefore not for himself
also that the goods alleged by Monroe to have been
stolen from him, had been taken out Of Monroe 3
house by Lttlepage in order to avoid their seizure
for rent. BY Poitaux Robinson. They had been
stored with Mr.. Jackson for safe keeping. The
Mayor accordingly dismissed the complaint.
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MEDICAL COMMENCEMENT. GRApu-
University took place at Philadelphia on Saturday,
when ls6 young gentlemen received their diplo-
mas to afhx M D. to their names and license to
kill cure, according to the regular cid practice
Of medicine. We find among the list of graduates
the following from Virginia:
r. Barksdale, I. H. Carter, C. Cowherd, D. w
Davis, d. Day. j. DeBree. jr., j. Dunn, w. 81
Goodwin. 7. r. Graves, d K B. Greenlee, J. s
Griffith, S. Johnson j. A. Littepage, j 8. Mitchell
j. J. Morrison, j. N. Murduch, G. Musgrave, J. X
Male, r. A. Proctor, w. NJ. Quarles, s. s. Rogers
w. d. Southall, J. B. Stark, J. b. Strachan, F. A
Wake aud F. p Wexford.
The degree of doctor of medicine was also con
ferred upon Thos. Burke, of We.
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TRIAL Or WORMLEY,

On Monday Messrs. Scott and Taylor. coun.
eel for Wosmley. occapied the day in closing
addresses to the jury, and Holden Rhodes rose
for the Commonwealth, but owing to illness
adjourned his remarks over until yesterday,
when, Notwithstanding severe indisposition, he
delivered a very lengthy argument, closing
about noon.
The case was then submitted to the jury. who
retired, and after an absence Of about eight mr.
nu,es, returned with verdict of " Ga'ffy %
murder in tie first degree" Exception WINS
shereupoa made to the verdict BY the counsel
FIR uriaoner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-07

John Fl. strobia-lt is with great regret
thar the friends OF this gentleman (who has for 50
long time held the office OF City GaAser, with
such entire satisfaction, and indeed SO Tar AZ the
writer is informed, without the frs. word of com.
plaint) have heard that there would be great eff.
tort made to dsplace him by the election OF an OBJ
ponent "a young man who had by him been ap-
pointed his depuiyA Why is this Where the
reason, not to say the justice of iii We cannot
and will not believe that the citizens OF Richmond
require the displacing of this most estmable gen.
teman and faithful officer. We hope, therefore
that his friends will attend the polls today.
ap7-lt- VOTERS OF RICHMOND
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-07

REcovERING-1he youth named Stout who
was recently run over on Mayo's Bridge by bread
cart and had his skull fractured astonishing to say
is likely to recover. His physicians, D'rs Par
ker and Bolton, performed operation on his
skull taking therefrom piece two inches in length
by one and quarter in width. Ifthe boy regains
his health, it will indeed be remarkable triumph
in the art of surgery.
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END OF THE New YORK CUBAN TRIALS

END OF THE New YORK CUBAN TRIALs.-
The trial OF l.. O'Sullvan, Captain Lewis,
and others, in New York, alleged to have been
concerned in the Cuban invasion, was brought
to close on Saturday evening. The Jury.
after being locked up for about eight hours,
came into court and stated that there was M
possibility oftheir ever agreeing upon YER
dict. The court, after some hesitation, con.
scented to discharge them.
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DRuNK AND DIsonDxRLY.-Thomas Mccabe. !.
san Of the Emerald Isle, was arrested Monday. bv
the watchmen. for beating several women and
kicking up general shindy in the house where he
resides. while ia state Of ntoxication. Ia default
Of eaOo security to keep the peace, the Mayor. ON
yesterday. committed KcCabe 10 jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-07

MURDER AND ARsoN.-The Wilmington, N. c.,
Journal of Monday last states, that Jesse Holey,
free mulatto who murdered John Heudrick, a
Swiss, and burnt his house one night the preceding
week, has been arrested on suspicion of commit
ting the horrible deed When arrested, Holley had
on clothes recognized as the property of the de-
ceased. He has been committed to jail to await an
examination.