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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-05

TseI1|s STRAYED, from the lot of the
s-WMsxI owner, on Saturday night last, large
N-M dark red COW, without white spot
- about SIX or seven years old, with ends
OF horns sawed Oft marks Of ears not recoected
liberal reward will be given for information con.
corning her at this office. NH 2-ts
o. CAME to Cold Harbour, in Hanover,
A8 last Friday, grey mare The owner can
have her by paying for the advertisement and stable
expenses.
NH 4-2.* VIM n BARKER
FOR BALTIMORE via NOR
- FOLK.-The good schr ALVARADO, Huff
man, master, having portion of her cargo already
on board, will meet with dispatch for the above
NH 5-5t w. D. COLQUITT.
LIFE INSUR ANCE.
MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY.
Once in Richmond, 15S Main Street,
CORNER ABOVE THE EXCHANGE BANK.
Il. w. KNOWLES, Agent.
A FTER having paid all losses and expenses, and
- nearly 100000 in dividends to the insured,
this company have surplus of over 81 100000.
NO company can insure at less cost and give
equal security or advantages to the insured. Elk.
NH 5-ts B. W. KNOWLES.
pKiNCE EDWARD ISLAND OATS
| 1 500 bushels pure Black Oats, expected in n few
| days. Tor sale, to arrive, by
mh JOHN H CLAIBORNE
MERCER POTATOES.-wea are div ev
A'A pectng small cargo of prime Northern Mer
Ger Potatoes, suitable for the table or for nlantng
Those in want will please make early application
to LUDLAM e. WATSON
mn DIT South side of Basin
QWIFT'S CLARIFIED sUGAR-4obb I,
~ just received, for sale by
NH Williams & BROTHER.
d r. BABBIT,S CHEMICAL YEaST
De POWDER, for making Bread, Tea Cakes,
Buckwheat Cakes, &c, &c, by which saving of
about ID per cent. is effected
Bread, &c, made with this valuable compound.
contains nothing but flour, common salt and water
1t has agreeable natural taste, keeps much long
er than read made in the ordinary way with yeast
is more digestible and less liable to turn sour
makes bread much better adapted to dyspeptics
than bread which has been fermented by Yeast.
|. has also the great advantage Of saving time
Bread can be prepared by it in the short space of
half an hour in addition to which the cost of the
chemical yeast powder is counter balanced by the
saving in the quantity of bread produced The sac
charne constituent of the -four is converted into
carbonic acid in the course of the fermentation
produced by the yeast, the whole OF which s saved
by the use OF this compound, which renders the
bread more nutritious. Full directions around ev
cry box. A supply constantly on hand, for sale
by PURCELL, LADD & co, Druggists.
NH Sole Agents for Richmond
TX rHA LAIiGE PAINT BRUSHES
II Of very superior quality for sale by
NH BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists
ZINE HAVANA CIGARs.-Call and try
l. those fine Cigars, just received and for sale at
NH BESNETf g. BEERS Druggists
- RAIL SUGAE-in bags. landing and for
- sale by DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
NH 8
- ICHMOND GROUND PLASTER
III Sharpes fre-h and pure ground, for sale by
NH 3 JOHN III. CLAIBORNE.
A PPLE BRANDY.-20 bbls, landing and for
n sale by
nah > JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
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nRAWERS.-Persons wishing to get good
- fitting drawers, can be supplied by the subscri
bers, with an article OF their own manufacture
which they warrant to bit we'll to be well made,
and OF the best materials
j. z. HENDERSON & co.
mh4 No 90, Main street.
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT-From the Rosin
4 i dale and Newark Company, warranted prims
quality, constantly for saleby
NH 4 DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co
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WANTED, the bulk Of 300 barrels to make IN
cargo for Charleston, 8. c., apply to
mn4 h. RANKIN.
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DLUMBING.-Thes subscriber bess leave %
1 inform the public that he 10 carving on tina
PLUMBING BUSINESS in al its various branches,
and il now prepared 70 at up Water Closets, Hot,
Cold and Shower Baths, Stationary Wash Stands,
Boilers, &c Having obtained the services Of COM
petent workmen, he WIN do At abort notice and on
reasonable terms any work ordered. Thankful
for past favors he solicts continuance Of The same
shop on 10th street, between Main 4 Cary streets.
NH film A. ARSELL.
RRIvAL OF ANTHRACITE COAL.-
IL Price % per Cart lead, delivered
The auhscrioer e now Receiving per schr George
LuR three hundred fons OF best Philadelphia white
and red Ash Coal which be will deliver q az COS.
lara the cart lead EDWIN H CLAkhE.
NH ia
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HERRlNG'S SALAMANDERS.

HERRING'S SALAMANDERS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving a
i further supply of the real FIRE-PROOF SAL
AMANDER SAFES, the genuine kind, which has
failed in all the late fires to preserve their
contents. Every merchant who have valuable
books and papers, should have one.
We are prepared to furnish Banks Insurance
Companies, Railroads, and all others, with Safes,
with patent locks, that cannot be picked or blown
open by powder. Call and examine Safe at our
STORE taken from the ruins of the great fire. with
all the interior perfect, and the books and money
all saved. Fires are frequent, and those In want
had better not delay. All size on hand at factory
prices. FRY & McCANDLISH,
/ fe as--ts Agents for the State of Virginia
ID EMOVED.-J d. GOODMAN & co. have
HI removed into their new Store Room, No I34,
Main street. opposite Eagle Square, one door above
their old stand At cost, for cash. all heavy Winter
Clothing They must and shall be sold. Avail
yourself of the great opportunity. We solicit you
to give US an early call. In few days we shall BE-
IN receipt OF oar new stock of Spring and Summer
Ready made Clothing.
J. D. GOODMAN 4 CO.,
fe % No. l34, Main St, opposite Eagle Square
VIRGINIA WORM.KlLLER.-By the
' timely use of this valuable Worm Destroying
Syrup, many children have been saved Ithas been
found a safe, prompt and pleasant remedy, being
entirely devoid of all nauseous taste and irritstng
properties, 80 much 90 that children readily take it.
Mothers, tryit For sale only by
NH E. J. PiCor, Druggist.
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ALBATA SPOONS AND FORKS PA.

ALBATA SPOONS AND FORKS PLA.
II TED WITH PURE SILVER-To the above
important and useful articles for Housekeeping, /
beg leave to call the attention of private families
hotel keepers, and all public places where they are
required. The pure Albata is imported by me- di-
rect from the well known mandatory of TO-
seph Yates & Sons" Sheffield and is plated with
pure Silver under my own inspection. Can be en-
graved just well silver and for use is equally
as good, for sale at the House-Furnishng Store O
NH 3-3t l.. enters, 1877, Main street
DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
y ON sra, BETWEEN FRANKLIN & GRACE
STREETS, FOR SALE.-The subscriber is author
lied to sell that desirably located residence on 5h
street, between Franklin and Grace streets now in
the occupancy of A. Robinson r., ESQ., If imme.
dlate application is made, it will be sold on reasona.
mh4 w. GoDDIN.
T0YET's WAHPENE.-After using tee
IL Wahpens, wet the corner of towel with Co.
Iogne or any other alcoholic mixture and rub the
face and forehead thoroughly, for the purpose of
keeping the skin smo Doth.
Persons who even hive good heads of hair,
should use the Wahpene for four or five DAYS at a
time, six or eight times year By so doing thew
will never .ecOme grey or bald. For saie only
by PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
NH Druggists, Richmond, Va.
VESTS.-We have on hand few very superb
ture: Call and examine, at No. 90, Main street.
nh J E. HENDERSON & CO.
Java COFFEE.-lOO bags prime Java Coffee
so I" Rio do
Just received, an l for sala by
NH At EDWIN WORKMAN CO.
nAviD N JONES, Agent and Collector,
II Office on llth street, between Main and Bank
streets
All business entrusted to him viii be punctually
attended to.
house and lot situated on Leigh street between
End and 3rd Just finished and now tenanted at SITS
Ir Tarr
Apply to DAVID N. JONES,
NH 4-lm$ Agent & Collector
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AUCTION SAVES.
FUTURE DAYS.


hlsp rSFtfdf sHOu!8t harness ana WORK HOraea and
Mules, spring Wagon and Harness. Carr, &c.
mn GEO. J. SUMNER, Auctr.
BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.
Ply virtue offs deed Of trust executed to me by
William Liagan and William L. McMinn,
bearing date the 23rd day of February, 1882, and
Tgc1ided In the Hastings Court for the City of
sh.ii aona, ana IN the county Court of Henrico,
Issn proceed, on Thursday, the 11th day of March,
le92 at IL o'clock, A. NJ at the Carpenters chop of
,he sad Liggan McMinn, near the Dock, TO sell
ers' shop Win Rh1 o to viii: The said carpen
one year from Bacon TAFT. - '1o s'o1N1 W.
ooo feet OF White Pine Lumber nj ss;d .bon
N One snare OF stock in the Richm md aud Danyille
And immediately afterwards at the I,umher v.ra
OF Alexander Garrett near the Central siir asd
Depot 1000 feet of flooring plank
TERMS OF SALE-For all sums not exceeding $50.
CASH for all sums over $50 negotiable notes =, I
months, with approved enaorsers.
ANDREW JOHNSTON, Trustee.
The sale will be conducted by WELLrNGroN
GoDDIN, Auctioneer.
B-The creditors Of Liggan & McMpn prov;
ded for in the said deed, viii please call at my Office
with their respective notes and accounts soon as
convenient ANDREW JOHNSTON, .
NH No. IS, Main street.
+ OTIS IN BULLOCK A N ID Fl A r. Ri 8,
IL ADDITION ON CATHARINE STREET, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION-Will be sold on TUESDAY.
the 9th March, 1852. upon the premises commenc-
ing at half past o clock, several Building Lots on
the souhside of Catharine street. opposite the resi-
deuce OF Mr.. J. B. Valentine
Terms-Four months credit FIR approved, en-
dor ed, negotiable paper.
NH w. GoDDIN, Auct.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Il ON FRANKLIN AND MONROE STREETS,
HENRICO COUNTY.-As trustee in acertain deed
dated 10th June 1850, shall, in execution of the
same (being requested to do so by the executor OF
the late John Enders', deceased, the beneficiary
theren) proceed to sell at public auction, for cash
March, 1852, athalf past o'clock P. NJ, if fair, il
not the next fair day, the real estate conveyed by
the said trust deed consisting of a Lot, front
ing 70 feet on the south line of Franklin street
Gust beyond the Corporation line, and adjoining
the residence of Mrs C. w. Bullock) running back
on the East line of Monroe street. 1853 feet to an al
ley, 20 feet wide.
fe % w. GODDIN. Auct
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SPRING GOODS.

SPRING GOODS.
D REEDEN & FOX are now receiving their
ID supply of SPRING GOODS, which will be com
plete in few DAYS; among which will be found all
the choice goods of the 81 ason and to which they
invite the attention of their friends and the public
NH 4-2t
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ZINE HAVANA CIGARS.-Call and try
those fine Cigars, just received and for sale at
NH BEANETT & BEERS, Druggists.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
Dreadful Mortality at HiIIKiIIe.

1t seldom falls TO our lot to record a more
painful fact than that which reached us on
Tuesday evening, of the awful ravages OF
Cholera or Ship Fever, at Mi.vile, in Gran,
Co. During the last week, nearly the whole
population Of that place were swept off by
these fatal maladies. In one family, SIR, con-
sisting of the father, mother, one son and
three daughters, fell victims, and the only
survivor of this once happy circle is young
man employed in this office, who is left alone
to deplore this fightful dispensation of Prov
idence.
The fatal disease that has in so short a
time nearly depopulated an entire neighbor-
hood, was communicated to the place by a
company of emigrants, who passed through
Grant into Bad AK county, losing large
number Of their company, and in some in
stances leaving them dead in the road, with
out an effort to bury them. We shall endeav-
or 10 obtain further particulars for next week.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
Local Matters.

SooTT CLUB.--In consequence of the De-
urday night last, the meeting for the organiza-
ton of Scott Club was postponed until next
Saturday evening. We hope to see full at
tendance at that time.
1--WE dropped in at T. w. Trego's, on
Commerce Street, few mornings since to
examine his splendid stock of Fall and Win
goods. He has the richest assortment of
Dress Goods, Cloths, Satinets, Ready-nlade
Clothing, S-e., that we have seen for many a
day. His stock of Groceries, Hats, Caps,
Bonnets, Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Sc, is
truly inviting. Ladies and gentlemen, call
and examine his Goods and price. We pre-
sumo he will not be undersold by any house
in Town. Mr.. Trego received his Goods in
an unusually short time from the eastern mar
kets, through the influence of L. ]. Highly, &
Co., Milwaukee. See advertisement.
Eg Cobb e. Messmore have removed their
Law Office TO the room one door below the
Tribune Office.
Washburne & Woodman have removed
their Law and Land Agency Office to the
room under the Masonic Hall, on High street.
G. H. Slaughter, Register of the Mineral
Point Land Office, has removed bis Office to
the building next door west of the Presbyte-
rian Church, heretofore occupied by Wash
burne & " goldman.
Fox's Daguerrean Gallery may hereafter
be found in the same building of the Tribune
Office. Entrance, up stairs, west side of the
building.
Lloyd & Wheeler have removed their Tin
Shop to the new building, one door west Of
their Dry Goods Store.
Geo. w. Cobb is now receiving a fine stock
of Family Groceries, opposite the Central
House.
o. John Milton and II. Lloyd, have Just
returned from the east, where they have been
TO purchase their Fall and Winter stocks OF
Goods. We expect to see g their works fol-
low them" soon, in the shape of cords Of
new Goods.
10 On Monday Of last week, Mr.. -
Leaurance, of Waldw;ck, had the thumb of
his right hand blown off, and the hand and
arm badly mutilated, by the bursting of shot
gun, which was supposed to have been over
charged by some mischievous boys. Two or
three other persons who were standing near.
We're slightly injured by the explosion.
G5~Jack Frost left his imprint Z" on the
face of nature" in this vicinity, on Tuesday
morning last.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
Anerlote Of Gen. Scolt in Neyicn.

The following anecdote of Gen. Scott
which has never before appeared IN print.
was handed TO US the other day by a whig
Of this place who IS acquainted with the
parties. One Of the gentlemen is an art
ist of considerable ability, and a very life
like view Of the battle Of Chepultepec
sketched By him at the time, now adorns
the walls of the American Art Union
Gen. Scott occupies a prominet place upon
the canvas, as he did IN the battle-infus-
ing energy into his men dauntless brave
ry.
Some years ago two young men (broth-
ers) left the city of Albany, to seek their
fortunes in the far West. working at their
respective avocations wherever they
could find employment. After several
months travel, they found themselves in
the city Of New Orleans They soon
made their way into the city of Mexico,
where they successfully engaged in their
respective ayocations, up to the time that
war broke out between that country and
She United States. Whereupon they were
required to swear allegiance to the coun-
try aud take up arms against the United
States, or to leave the country within a
CNA AttLAA II tAALA 0CA VI IA >. lAG1AStL2 10
comply with the terms of the Mexican
Authorities, the young brothers left the
city, and proceeded towards Vera Cruz,
and after few days travel they met the
old hero Gen Scott. The eldest brother,
James, approached the noble Command
er-in-Chief, and told him that he and his
younger brother were American citizens
and had been driven from the city of Mex
leo. The General Immediately despatch
ed an aid for two horses, which were soon
brought him. He then said to the young
men Mount these horses. and ! will take
you back as lam going that aoay They
mounted the horses, and on the morning
Of the 18th Sept, I847, these poor boy
exiles entered the city in triumph with
the Hero of three Wars, and the conquer
or Of Mexico.-Ner5UTg Gazette.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
Nho are Friends Of The Irish +!

The SO called Democracy have always claimed
that they alone are the true friends of the poor
and oppressed And so far as mere profession
and popular defamation, which cost nothing,
may be relied upon TO substantate their claims to
the title OF champions OF the oppressed, we own
they have al least, some shado,g of claim to the
honor. The loud sounding, hollow-hearted De-
mocracy who have heretofore caught in their foils
the impulsiye and generous Irish, shedding croco-
die tears over their sufienngs and wrongs, when
asked to contribute something TO relieve those
sufiering5 occasjoned by those wrongs, prove rec
reant to their unmeaning professions, and quietly
listen to the groans OF Irelands starving millions
To catch few votes they would adopt the prin-
cples of all parties in christendom, and if neces-
sary 10 carry out some private speculation, rePu-
date them all. The party recently passed reso-
luton in favor Of economy in Government expen-
ses, and almost immediately voted TO give Tom
Richie fifty thousand dollars as a bonus to pay
him for his invaluable services as the most IN
scrupulouS partizan editor in the country. So
also, notwithstanding repeated declarations of love
for the foreigner the sham democracy roted dorm
the bill 10 appropriate 100000 to the relief OF
furnishing Ireland. The following from the Off
cial records of Congress, substantiates what we
have said in regard to profession IS. practice
Senate Feb. %, lS47.
Nh Critteuden (Whig) introduced bill appro-
priating 100000 to be expended in provisions
under the direction Of the President, and trans
porting the same to the furnishing poor OF Ireland
and Scotland in a national vessel
Mr. Crittenden supported the bill with great
eloquence and force.
Messrs J. VI. Clayton (Whig) aud Cas- Dem
followed on the same side.
MI Niles Dem opposed the bill setting a
dangerous precedent; when, on motion Of Mr..
Bagby Dem it was postponed until tomorrow
Senate, Feb p.
Mr. Critteuden moved to take up the bill re
ported by him yesterday for the relief Of the SUIT
teTing poor of Ireland and Scotland.
Nj SEWER Dem opposed the motion, and II
was disagreed to--yess IS (all Wings nays %
(all Locoiocos except ~
Subsequently, during the same day, the bill for
the relief Of Ireland passed the Senate by vote
Of yeas q, nays l3-all voting IN the negative
being Democrats.
Now. bear in mind that the bill passed the Sen
ate on Saturday, the 9th of February, bat three
business DAYS before the close Of the session I'm
medately II became known that President Polk
was opposed 70 II. and that he would veto 1t if it
passed the House. On Monday the bill was re-
ported III the House ard the following proceedings
N-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
Mr.. IObjDson's Speech.

The speech Of Mr. Robinson. which we
commence this week, is recommended to
the careful perusal of every man in our
community. particularly to our adopted
citizens We are the more anxious that
this speech should be read, since Mr.. Rob
inson il branded by the Locofoco press,
as "an ignorant. drunken freshman ~ a
term often used by the looofocos, when
speaking Of the Irish, Except just before
an election) 1t is true, Mr., Robinson is
en- freshman, but we doubt whether those
who read his remarks will be willing TO
admit the truth of the epithets heaped
upon him.
In order to satisfy himself of the truth
or falsity of the report as to the course of
Mr. Pierce on the Catholic question in
New Hampshire, he has been there and
examined the official records, and now
comes out with the facts in the case, and
leaves every man to vote and act for him
self but wishes him to do SO understand
ingly The locofoco press has become
frightened at this, as they always do when
the official record is appealed to, and have
turned in to abuse Mr Robinson almost
as badly as they do Gen, Scott. 1t is
said, that even Mr. Pierce himself, Tor
more likely some one for him) has pub
lished letter stating that he "did MT
mean to 60 against the rights of the Cath
olics in New Hampshire" and also got
some dozen OF two of his friends to be-
come Catholics for the time being, to GER
tify to his good character in this respect.
Read the speech, and 1den judge of its
merits
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
Large Fire al 0gdenSburg.

Ogdeusburg, Wed, Sept /
A fire is now raging in the block OF
buildings on Isabella and Ford streets, oc-
cupied by 7 Bacon, Jones & Wells. gro
GERS; L NJ Chacey, shoe store Brin-
ners & Kraft, dry goods; Chittenden &
Judson, book sellers; L. S Morris, J S
Guest, dry goods; Hardwin and Clark
7. D. Skinner, clothing stores the Isa-
bella House. and two or three small wood
en- buildings.
The buildings destroyed on Ford street
comprises the stone buildings known as
Clark's. and it is on Mr. Edwin Clark the
heaviest loss falls.
The loss is estimated at So 600, the
greatest portion of which it is thought to
be insured
Judging from present appearances. the
fire will not 90 beyond Seymour's store.
or below the Isabella House.
The fire is supposed to be the work Of
an incendiary.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
House afRenresontatives. Mach !

House af Representatives March l.
ne bill from the Senate for the relief OF Ireland
md Scotland was read and motion 10 lay i on
he table negatved-yeas -. nays 50
Mr.. Carroll (Whig) moved to 90 into conn
mittee OF the whole for lis consideration, which
was negatived-yeaa 60 nays no
The bill was then referred TO the committee OF
WAYS and Means.
The object OF the Locofoco majority in sending
the bill 10 the Committee of Ways and Means, al
this stage of the session. must be obvious TO every
man of observation. That it sent there for
the purpose of smotherng it in committee, Is
clearly evident from the proceedings which iol
low:
House March p
Mr. Carroll moved resolution to instruct the
committee OF Ways and Means 10 report 10 the
House the senate bill for the relief Of Ireland.
The motion was decided out of order.
Mr. Carroll appealed
The yeas and nays were called and the chair
sustained.
The Speaker chair was filled by John W. Da-
Wis, OF Indiana, very plant instrument of an IN
scrupulous majority, who had determined at all
hazards 10 off vote the bill on its merits
No marvel, then that it should rule il out OF
order 10 require the committee 10 report 1t back
% the House. But they could not be permitted
10 shlrk the issue in this way. Mr.. Winthrop Of
Mass, sterling Wing, and an excellent narlia-
mentarian, forced them to show their hands upon
the question in the following form
MIR Winthrop moved TO suspend the rules, to
enable him 10 offer a resolution 10 instruct the
committee on WAYS and Means 10 report blcll TO
the House the Senate bill approPriating S5ot,UJo
for the relief OF the sufferers BY famine IN Ireland,
which WIS rejected by the following vote:
Yeas 5 Wings, / Locoocos; nays IA Wings
IS Locoiocos.
Here we have it in black and white, and no
lodging, Only eleuen Locofocos out of 100 voted
10 the Irish from starvation.whiie lightweight
recorded their votes against the Irish. Had that
appropriation, nobly fought for by Governor
Crittenden, passed, itwould have saved nearly
million of famine stricken men, women and chill
dren from the grave. Here was great opportu-
nifty for the brawling leaders of the Locooco party
10 show their love and regard for the dear Irish
men whom they SO iondiy treat and hug just be
fore each election.