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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-21

II IL was Discovered, about 90 years
ago, in the county OF King and Qaeen, BY Ply
sician eminent in his profession, that Asstic Chol
era, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Chohc, Dysentery,
Diarrhosa, Lock Jaw, and many other nervous and
spesmodic diseases of very dangerous character
could be easily cured. since thst time he has
proved that fact to hundreds of our fellow citizens,
and can prove it to as many az will try DUVAL'S
FAMILY ANTI-SPASMODlC, the peoples favorite
Medicine. They can get it from PURCELL, LADD
g. CO., or any Druggist in the city. See advertise
ment au 6-3tawts
r. To the PupIic.-Your attention is in
vted to the very beautiful styles of Daguerreotype
which MINIS d. WATSON are daily issuing from
their gallery, No 35H Main street. Mansion House
Nearly all, among the many who visit our rooms
daily, are heard to exclam: they are the best I've
ever seen; tn, are certainly the most natural
looking eyes ever saw. AS we have never re-
sorted to humbug, tried to write ourselves into
notice, we ask the public to call and judge for
themselves. You are also notified that our prices
are as low as any in this city. Don't forget the
place, Ms 35t Main street, Mansion House.
80 MINIS Il WATSON.
ry For Coughs, Colds, Group and
Whooping Ccugh.-Be prepared for change of
weather.-The frequent changes of the weather
bring with it bad Colds, Cough, Asthma, Irritation
OF the Lungs, Sore Throat and Bronchitis, all Of
which be cured, aud the system fortified against
frequent attacks by using DR. J 5 ROSES Cele-
brated COUGH SYRUP. Price only so cents.
Children are also liable to Group, which dan
gerous complaint yields Immediately to DR.. J 5
Roses never failing GROUP SYRUP. Price IS
cents
Whooping Cough, another complaint, always
worse in cold and damp weather. The afflicted
will find great relief in the use of Dr. J S Rose
WHOOPING COUGH SYRUP, which always re
ieves and prevents the disease from running into
other diseases, such as Inflammation of the Lungs,
Dropsy in the Chest, and Consumption. Price 80
cents. DR. Roses successful treatment in all Lung
Affections nas created great demand for the above
highly valuable Family Medicines.
TO be had at the Drug Stores Of PURGE LII
LADD ~ co, BENNETT Il BEERS, ADEE 81
WOOD, o A SFRECKER, A BODEKER,. },
BLAIR, S MZACHRI5SON and w P LADD.
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CoMMlTrED.-A delicate free negro named
John Spaulding, was on yesterday committed
in default Of register.
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DlsCHARGED.-Ned Ellis, arrested out of
track Sunday, on yesterday was discharged by
the Mayor with an admonition.
Peter Focc slave 10 +. c. Eppes, wa ar
rested with an irregular pass, Sunday night,
aud discharged yesterday with an admon i
finn.
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To- Some other iolKs seemv

Some Other tOIKs seemrb think as we Go,
that Mr. SiT0ns 10 one Of our best artists. The fol-
lowing complimentary letter from gentleman in
the country vii! be read with pleasure:
ELLIsvILLE, LOUISA Co, Nov Goth
Mr Sim0ns-Dear Sir Il am SO highly delis hted
with the picture you took for me las, week, and it
has given such universal satisfaction 10 my friends
that have din es!ed my wife to call at your gallery
for the purpose Of having hers taken, which you
vii! please take and act IN frame similar to that
OF mine. wish them to match as near pos ,ible
My wife, you will hnd, think, pretty good sub
ject, and ii you succeed with hers as well as you
did with niue, (Which has already caused hun
dreds to say they would call on you) will insure
you many patrons from our county.
Yours, respectfully.
no "a JAS WRIGHT
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UNEsDoRsED Pass A negro boy named
Thomas, slave to Mayo s. Atkinson, was ar
rested Saturday evening last with an irregular
pass, and on yesterday ordered FIVE lashes.
James Allen, slave to Allen & Gordon, wa s
caught with his sign hanging out in the same
manner, contrary to law, and was ordere d III
lashes.
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UNLAWFUL Robert, slave 10
Il. A. Mills, and Edmund, slave 10 Henry Cor
nell, gu yesterday were punished by the May
or for participating in an unlawful assem-
blage. Robert received % lashes, and Ed
mund, being a small boy, ten.
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A GIFT.-One the most pleasant, useful
and tasty developments of art is found in the
covering, which al men claim and none dis
dainIl the head, and which varies in appel
lation from the Hyer cap to the straight brim
French and latest style of Beebe and Costa's
tiles. Passing by the establishment of an old
acquaintance-Mr. Collns-last week, we
were invited to walk in and try the con ormeu
ter and the Philadelphia hatEnisher's skill.
We tried it on it fitted the bumps as close as
a kid glove 10 a lady's hand, and the result
was depicted in q glossy nutrie hat of the
most exquisite proportions ard enduring
charms. Having carefully surveyed the noble
features of the Dispatch in its mirror-Iike sur
face, we walked very complacently throug h
Nj ain street, the disting uished and enyied own
er of one Of Collins best fur-jewels.
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- Auction NOtice.-Farticular atten-
W>A ton is requested to the sale OF two Wood
en- Tenenlents, 18th or Valley street, immediate.
10 N rear of A Clarke's Hardware Store to take
place THIS AFTERNOON, Commencing at 4
o'clock. See advertisement
RICHARD SEDGWICK
Administrator of f NJ Newton, deceased.
Sale c,nducIed by GEO J. SUMNER Aact.
de 81
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U. s. DISTRICT CoURT,-Owing to the continued
indsposition of Judge Hay0urton, the usual
Spring session of this court is ostponed until the
oath of January.
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MARRIED.,

On the 10th inst, by Rev II Davis, Mr. WIN H
DAVIS and Miss SARAH E DREWRY, all of this
city.
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LOCAL mATTEH4

THEATRK.-Ths Bsteman children performed,
last night to a tremendous house. Their acting
drew forth loud and reiterated plaudts, from every
part Of the building. Though no great admirers,
in general oil infant prodges we are constrained to
make an exception In favor of these extraordinary
children. They seemed perfectly to comprehend
the characters they played, and acted their parts
with intimate life and spirit Tonight, it will be
seen, they play "Why DON. She Marry" and
"Youns Couple" Doubtless they will again draw a
crowded house.
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IADY l.ONEIACE

HE death OF this lady, the only daughter of
Loid Byron, is announced in the last papers
received from England. Lord Byron said that
his mother was an only child, his father was an
only child, his sister Augusta was an only
child, he was an only child, and Ada LADY
Lovelacel was an only child. The singuiarity
OF all these concurrences is enhanced by the
iact that his daughter died at the same age
With himself 1861
Lady Lovelace was married TO Lord Kino
l"ho subsequently became Earl Of Iovelscs
IN 1888. She is said to have possessed much
u nef 'a'hef genius, and fall share of hi,
VIVID Temperament. The Earl of I,ovel,ca ia
descendant Tor collateral relation we kno,
not which, of the great English philosonhe,
Locke.
e The Virginia Historical Society vii
hold its next annual meeting in the Leetur
Room Of the Athenaum, this evening, a, hal
past 7 o'clock.
The Clay monument at PottsvilIe, Pa, il progress
ing rapidly, and Il is said viii be finished by The Al
July aext.
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LEX TALIoNIs.-We propose that the Legis.
lature Of Mississippi al its next session pass
an act declaring that if any citizen of the State
of New York shall import introduce or bring
into this State any goods, chattels or mer-
chandise, the same shall be declared confsca'
ted. and the proceeds go into "the general cot,
ttrs ofthe State" We have as much right to
pass snch law as New York had 10 pass that
which now disgraces her statute book on the
subject Of slaves "imported, introduced or
brol' into that State, declaring them free, or
no property. That would bring them to their
seIses. What say our contemporaries 2
Natches Miss ! Free Trader, l 81 iAst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-21

New PUBLlCATIoNs.-We have received
from L. H. Gresham the January No. of the
National Magazine, and Arthur's Home Ma
gazine for the same month.
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WHirPED.-Charles Johnson, slave to A.
w. Morton, on yesterday received 10 lashes
for unlawful conduct.
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NOhMi sslUNER's sALE.-ln pursuance
" of decree OF the Circuit Court of C2aacecy
for the county of Hsurico, pronounced on the 9th
day Of February, 1852 in the suit Of Solsmsn Lo.
gan, who sues by Walter Leake, his next friend
against Mckinney and ais, will offer for sale for
cash. al the Courthouse Of Henrico county, on the
tifst day of January, 1853. the said Solomsn Lo-
gan, who by virtue Of the said degree Is to be sold
for such term OF years may be necessary to
satisfy certain demand Of the ssia defendant
Mckinney against Henley and wife. spe ;ided in
decree of the Circuit sur dior Court OF Law and
Chancsry for the County of Buckingham, pre-
pHuncei on the 10th April 1859, in tho suit Of Ac
kinney VS. Henley, wife aud ais.
THOS w. boswell
de2l-dtlian SCR
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A NTHRACIFE C9AL.-WILLlAM Ii DA.
IA Wis and THOMAS LAWSON have united in
business, uuder the name Of DAVIS L. LAWSON,
for the sale of Anthracite Coal. They pledge
themselves to their friends and the public to sup
ply all orders faithfully and promptly.
Orders may be left at either of the following
place., azd they will be Immediately attended to
viz: at their private residences, at their yard on
Cary stree, at taer Office in the room Of Mcssrs
Tol.r d Cook, corner OF Main and l4th streets
Up stairs. De 2l-2aw3t
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SALE OF ,IARKET GAgDEN Ar quo.

q ATIE Of MA X Il T. T ALtDEN At AIC-
- TIOH.-The SUBS ,rio-rs find NJ it very incon-
veni-ntto attend to their Market Garden on Mechau.
icksYin Turnpike, will Cff.r the sam for sale It
PublicAuction On Friday, let day of Dec, al IL
O'clock on tire premises. 1t IS situated On Mechaa-
icsvilie Turnpike 3 mills from Richm md contain
log "a ot land, about half Of wh.a Is cleared
and in high state OF i'm rovecleut, al. Of It has
been well lined and MANFRED and is a. this time
well Sc. IN vegetables II has on il a comfortable
dwellitg, kitchen, stable cowhouse and pump OF
excellent water Tns whole place is well inclysed
We will sell at the same time two mules, three
carts and all toe garden implements
We will sell privately beiore the day OF sale, if
application is ma ado
N b L. c. B HILL.
We will hire to the purchaser, or 3 neg oes ac.
custome T. gard5 ing. de 2l-dtd
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R~ invite attention to our
49, large sale Of Fresh Dry Goods, this
morning at 10 O'Clock.
KENT, PAINE e. KENT,
de 81 Auctinneers.
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fENHE SUCCESSFUL MERCHANF-A

ENHE SUCCESSFUL MERCHANF-A
l. BiOGRARHY.-Fhe successful Merchant
Sketches Of the Life # NJ Samuel Budget, lac Of
h!nss~eod HI! by VIM Arthur NJ, / vol, l-mJ
paper cover SOC. cloth 75c
Tuis is back for the busy. II is an sdmrao.e
volume 10 which tnen from the counting muse OF
the shop may turn, feeling thst il concerns them
selves, and is worthy of their high appreciation.
Although Commercial Biobraphy il possesses al
the lnteres! Of romance, aud it incucates those
sound, substantial healthy prime. lies Of mercantile
success which every parent would desire his son
TO pursue, at the same tine furnishes a memoir OF
one OF ae most active and enterprising Of English
merchants
Basil Story of Modem Life, by " Wilkie CO..
Inns, vol. l2mo-psper SOC, cioth Toe
Home Scenes and Heart Trials Tales by Grace
AguIar i2mo-- paper soc, cloth 75c
The Confessions Of FitZbooais sal tremendous
Adventures OF Major Gahsgan, by WIN Inacks.
ray, l6mo-clo.h so;
Knick knscks, from an Editors Table, by l
Gaylord Clarke, with original illustrations, on
thousaniJ enc handsome volume, I2m2-sl .
For saie at - jtRiS'
de II Book Store, - Nain s..
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T "Truth Stranger than Fiction.''-
See the wonderful effects of Carriers Spanish Mix
ture, in another column Facts cannot be doubted.
de l7-3W
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~ SIS REWAkD.-Ran away from the
S1Nsutscriber on Church HILL on.the 18th inst,
as eORREL MARE, about eight years Old The
hair on each shoulder Is rubbed of, leaving con-
spicuous scar there is also or the left hind
leg. knot, the size of walnut, is conspicuous
on the back. The toretop is very short, having
been recently cut She looks weak and watery
The above reward will DE given to any who will
deliver said Mare to Mr. Hamiin Peasants, at ais
Livery Stable, or to Mr. Thos Pemserton, Rich
mond
de 2l-lit R s VEST
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Mr.. WV NELSON, President Of the Board
Of Underwriters Of New York and of the Anne,
rican Insurance Company of that city, died
last Thursday, in his 10Th year.
ACCIDENT IN FAUQUIER.-On Wednesday
last as Mr.. Ii. d. Digges, was returning home
from a sale in the neighberhood of Warrenton'
he and his horse were precipitated over a
bank, some seventeen feet high, by the side OF
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad. Mr..
d. fell headforemost and was so injured thar
he died in few minutes. His horse which
was supposed TO have fallen on him was not
hurt,
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NEW STORE AND Npw

NEW STORE AND NEW sToCI
y suo'etibers take pleasure In informi,n The
zens OF ficnmond and tie public genersT r'.s GU
S svsy wi, sna opened the s,oreI4l, MAIN
Liqnors, cigars, and West IndI, Gnss,
when they are now ready to sell AZ foods,
retail, at the very lowest cash prices ''e'>e and
ms STOCK has been expressly selee,s5 t.,
marker, and therefore will sffnrd the hn tD' tais
chance In obtaining a very gosd ousIty =, rare
price. 1''y a. low
The Subscribers hope, by strict stten,,, So,
business 10 receive liberal share Of tho sHn
patronage as they are enabled to sell a. low Saouc
other house; their stocks coming 6irsc,I-a as any
the custom Houses and first ha lts snd ~ "a! 0f
warrant all articles purchased Of them mn, ''ofe
IRE following list comprises in part tbei- g.,
hail pipes old London Dock BTana, g y
,s nsr'eii x Co. Dark and Pale, w.
do do old London Dock Brandy. Dsr.
Pale nare.t & Co, vintage 1873 ~. ald
quality ~ '0Fe'.oC
hat pipes JAIME. Hennessy Cos Br,gsz
AGO do 4 or eighths casks Ot4r5, by,
Cos Brandy, Dark and Pale, viDtsgc1s.t,y
do DO qr 10 eighihs casks PaIsv,.,''
Selghette, biassum Brandy PATE and H. n
2qr elghihs Casks J Cheron Cban,1.-;-IA
Brandy, vintage 1859 F''2"'
Sqrs eighths casks i'm tatOn BRANDY
pipes superior Holland Gin
hhds ST George and Hope Rum
10 ar CASKS 5 N Wine, Woodtowp Brz,5
hall pipes or casks old MAJ, W.
WEIGH Brother '''lso
20 or casks Port Wine. singls and d .,.,
grape 'n-'o1'e
6qr casks Berghbedes & Cos old p.a .-,
brown Sherry Wine, of superior og,I;,-, '"1
70 oc'aVes Pale and Brown Sherry Wine
- Dasketa bocezy Champagne and other br.,3.
Of Wine -1'i brands
20 cases ST Julien MurgaUx, Mu-cat and 9th.
iayoIite brands Of Wine '1-4
70 obls AuderGOn's old Columbian VV1i,Lo
30 do John TruLl Il Cos Boston Run
~ DO Alcetro GO per cent aboyeO
300 demiJohns, gr0ce Wine bottles
cases DR. AbbUtt's Bitters
10 cases PHILIPPE & Cunaud Sardipes Tli-
the best brand OF hsh imported iato the ET-i
tel Sites O'''
20 dozen OF w r Lewis jenkins ard rnfxa3
Pickles Al
% bb!s East Boston Sugars
25 Kits Extra No l Mackerel
10 do do do Salmon
3, 600 lbs superior r 0 Coffee
l, 900 do Old Costa Rico do
10 boxes Sperm Candles
10000 Havana Cigars Of superior Quality. an
some OF the N )st choice brauds
Castle soap, Starch, Pepper, P.meDta G;,,a-
Cassia, Nutmegs, Mace, Cloves &c go
The above stock will be sold cheap fyr ca-h ,r-3
Country Merchants Farmers, ard the pu7ic ,ers
rally are invited to call before PURCHASE sl.s
where. as We are receiving GoJGs from the Nartb
daily, we are prepared u give the buyer as GOD
bargain 40 ne can get in New York or elsewhere
d5Zt-1tN WILLIS & LOMBARD
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THE SURPLUS IN THE u. S. TREAsURY.-
The well informed correspondent of the New
York Journal of Commerce, thinks there is no
danger Of there being surplus of forty mil
lions in the Treasury by next December, as
has been supposed. After meeting appropra-
tons already made for the year ending June
80 Il, 1853 he thinks there will be surplus of
only serea or eight millions. Therefore he
argues that although the Secretary of the
that he must appropriate the whole surplus TO
purchasing the public debt, it is matter ofno
great importance.
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The Clay monument at Pottsyile, Pa, is progress.
ing rapidly, and IL il said viii be finished by The 4h
July aext.
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Auction Notice-SaIe Csntfn.
w. ued.-Particulsr attention is requested to
the sale of the Stock of Joseph Bonavita deceased
TODAY, commencing at 10 o'clock Among the
articles will be found large assortment of Toys
and ornamental, and suitable for making Christ.
mas Presents SIMON BOEAVITA,
Executor OF Joseph Bonavita, deceased.
Sale conducted by GEO. SUMNER, Auct
deg
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REMAINS OF JOHN QCI;;CY ADAMs.-The re-
mains OF john Quincy Adams were removed YES
terday morning from tina burial ground in which
they mad been deposited, in order To consign them
10 u tomb under one Of the churches with the re-
mali OF his widow, who recently deceased at
Washington, and which were brought to q lincy
this morning. The coffin containing the revered
remains opeped, aud the features OF Mr.. Adams
were found in perfect state OF preservation. Mr.
Adams has been dead nearly five years. The bedy
was enclosed in air tight case.-Bost0H Herald,
Thursday.
The belief that Sir John Franklin still vea, which
has been SO long abandoned by the popu lar mind,
appears to be held firmly than ever By men Of
science. and by Arctic explorers. Not only is Dr..
Name III cur own country, firmly convinced that
Frankie survives, but these most eminent abroad
Ter knowledge oi the Polar sea, entertain similar
| opinion.
| DEATH OF COMMANDER DALE-lohn N. Dale, a
| Commander in the United State Navy died in Phi
iaaeipnla On "Wednesday evening. lie had been In
ihe aefyce Tor more than forty years having enter.
| cd the Navy on the 18Th Of June, 1872.
GENERAL VErrzR IN NEW YoRK.-Among the
passengers VINO arrived here Jew days since in the
steamer Arctic was the Hugarian General yetter
VINO VIII be remembered as one Of the most con
| splcGous military leaders in the last Hungarian
struggle ior Independence
HEAVY FoRGERY -Yesterday morning gentle.
many dressed felcw stepped into the FRANKLIN
| hsuk, and presented check purportIsg To be
| signed by Gardner, Phipps Il Co., for $4,000
lie teller, TO make Of tae corI-ctness of the
ushsacuon' stepped across to Mime Office, where
Tue signature vas pronounced forgery. While he
was gone the fellow made his escape Gin Gar
FEMALE School CT DEsIGN"-A bachelor
writes to US IN very excited state, protesting
against the proposed School Of Design for Women
de urges that already nine GU, OF ten men are
cums u their designs and If their natural instinct,
are to be 50 highly cultivated not single man vii
escape the bonds Of matrmony-Lanterm.
"EHsTER.-A London edition Of Webster,s Die
tiohsry Is spoken of by a critical journal of tbs.
city ne the 'competest, most accurate, safest, and
hio't useiai dictionary OF our own and The Ameri
can lanSaaSe!'
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~ STRAYED, from my stable, On sur.
[$Nday, 18th OF December, tall grey HORSE,
slightly lame in the right hind leg, and m9sth very
much cut. | will give liberal reward for his de-
livery to me, at Rockets
de 2l-3tt EDHOND BOSSIEUX
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CHERiFF'S SALE. By yit.ue OF an order
~ of tbs Circuit Court of the City of Richmond
will be Sold to the h!ghes! bidder for cash. at the
County Court House OF Henrlco, on the path day
ii, about 500 worth If Raady made Clothing, con.
sisng Of nearly every variety.
PHILIP p. WINSTON D. s. for
de 2l-it THOS. w DOS SWELL ) C.. r.
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I EFT at my residence, Saturday last, the
IL following articles: Is Shoyels, l bog of :obac-
CO, and four bundles Of Iron. The owner can have
them by paying for this advertisement
DANIEL JOHNSON,
Byrd street, opposite NJ 1untjoy's s,one yard.
de sI-lts
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APPLE AND PEACH BRANDY, in
IA sto:e and for sails by
de2l WILLIAMS L. BR OTHER.
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EseLArp Aop AMERIcA.-Mr. lngersoll,
our Minister was present at the 18th tanniver-
sary celebration of the St. Andrews Hospital,
London, and in the course of speech drawn
from him by a compliment he said that he
hoped the people of Engl land and America
would, las the noble Chairman had ap,ly re-
markedly live in perpetual amity, and that be-
tween the great Western country and this,
Eng land, single cloud might never be seen.
[Checrs.l The object of the present meeting
was. however, to promote the cause of benev
oence, and he was glad to bear testimony that
no country in this respect did so much as Eng
land at the same time, that no eople stood SO
title in need o Fl the help of CHI arity.
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I OsT, Saturday evening last, my Free
IL Papers, which were wrapped up in a leather
pocket book. The finder will be literally rewarded
by returning the 10 me, or leaving them at this
office LOUISA ROPER,
de 2l-2t+ free woman CT color
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Ss-T@> Change of Hours.-Increased
49, Rate of speed.-See what Adams e.
Co. are doing for their patrons! The Express now
leaves Baltimore at o'clock NJ, in charge Of ex-
perenced and trusty agents, and arrives in Rich
ng's mail, will be delivered Tomorrow morning
without fail.
Our Express for TIE North, East and West now
closes at 81 P M-arrives in Baltimore az al early
hour next morning.
Banks and Brokers will please take notice, that
by this change they will be greatly accommodated.
Drafts England, Ireland and Scotland for sale
a. this Office. ADAMS & CO,
nos 18th street. RichmCn Va
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60 specie Wanted.--We VIII pay the
$50 highest premium for silver coin. Quar-.
tiers and small change preferred.
no. C w PURCELL e. co.
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60 AUCTION NOTICE.-The atten
49, ton of coniactioners is solicited to our
sale of Oranges This Morning, at 10 o'clock
See advertisement.
de p ALEX MOTT & co, Aucts
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1--WE THOUSAND SUB@CRIBEKS
l. WANTED AT GRESHAM'S, BROAD ST.-
Wanted a. Gi;ESHAMS, about FIVE thousand sab.
feri5ers to the different Newspapers Magazines
and Periodicals. published in tho United States;
and to any OF the Foreign Reviews AMI Newsya.
pers, which will be furnished cheaper than " aay
osher house in the city.