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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-24
Erool n Offices
Xachnriah rsart,s Esiaic.

STATE OF NERMONT.( The Honorable the
psrRlcr OF cHIrrENDEN, IS ! Probate Court tor the
District aforesaid to all persons concerned in the
Esate of Hachariah Hart late Of WilIison in said
District, deceased, GRGLrlNG:
Whereas, John Snyder, Executor Of the Estate
Of said deceased, has filed IN said Probate Court his
petition III writing, setting forth that the personal
properly of The estate OF said deceased is Insufficient
10 pay the legacies mentioned in the will of said
deceased, and the just debts against the estate Of
said deceased by the sum Of four hundred and forty
two dollars; and praying said Court 10 giant him
hoencc to sell much of the Real Estate of said
deceased will enable the said Executor 10 pay
said rgacics, deh,s, and the expenses Of admins
tlutlolI.
And the said court having assigned Friday, the
6lst day OF December \. u. 1852, at the Probate
office in Burlington, for hearing aud deciding on
said petition, and ordered that al persons concern.
ed BE- notified thereof, by publishing the substance
Of said petition, and the time and place assigned
for hearing, three weeks successfully in the Burning
son Free Press, the last Of which be previous to
the day set for hearing.
Therefore, You her by notified to appear be
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid anc
show cause, il any you hay why the said license
should not be granted
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said Dis
t.ict, this 9TH day Of December A. d. 1892
VEINS J. s. ADAMS, Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-24
William W. Bucks Es,a,c

sTATE OF VERMONT( In PROBATE Court, hoI-
Linolt D.4trct SIS. den at Johnson IN said
District on the lth day Of December 4. D 1852
G. { Chadwick administrator on the estate OF
William W. Buck, late OF Cumbri ige, in SAID DIS
tru deceased inteslate. makes application to thi.
Court Tor License 10 sell all the real estate IN sand
Cambrid4r belonging 10 the estate OF the said dee
eascd, srtug forth III said application that II would
be beneficial To- the hers and all those interested III
saId estate, to have said rea estate sold.
Nhcleupon II Is ordered that the same be reicr1"d
10 the Ii day ot January ID. 1893, at the Probate
Ollie IN johnson in sind District, Tor hearing aud
DECISION, and i, is further ordered that a copy OF
TIN, order be published IN the Burlington Free Press
newspaper printed at Darlington, three weeks sue
c-ssyey, the last OF which 10 he before the time o
hearing mat all persons concerned may appear at SAID
tine and place and show cause why said LIotrse
Should not he be granted.
5 fIKE, Judge
true copy oftecord
w.5w3 Attest s ) TlKE, Judge
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-24
New (sHOsis.

4 fine assortment OF JcweN, Watches
Il line toned Accordeons good Violin Strings
most kinds OF Musical Merchandise aud lnstrl-
ments large stock Of DaguefreuIype Goods. and
an extensive assortment OF fancy articles lOdIlcr-
EN- patterns OF plated Cake Baskris plated C4stols
hn.Fes, FoIks, Spoons, Card Baskets Cake and
f.e -h.'ce, and Sli,'f are ii grctt sailrly
BkINSNhlD BROTHER s. CO.
ri Timber ," ,&w
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kr00mg, BrOOms.

FsNIN SuLaciibcr has now commenced
4 hc manufacture OF Broolns at the Church Slrecr
Iou-r, conner OF Church aud Cherry Streets whtre
''e C.iG-us 81 bduu-iuu aud vicinity, can be sap
pI-a ~un Brou- Of different sizes. and Of the test
Iuttc.IIs ald Workmanship Patronage solicited
t.pu ho..e od abroad; uud'ail.Ordels proh pity at.
rnitI to. Pea cal and examine, before plrchas.
la. , r.srNhr.e
II CLIFF ORD
tO!rrr Oi Chl'r' arc tenn }ut,;~
..... .-u. '." iFf 60. 'EHtc
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{ \ K p T. + | y G. .
Goods Goa' the Million.
NICHOLS, 800 CHURCH STREET

fNIllt warm weather has come, anI with
Il ita fresh aniyul Of New Goods, consisting of
l}erages, Mualins Lawns Linens, Glnghams. China
silks, Grape Shaws, Glovrf, and II, stry. all tor
VAIN weather, BE- sides mnny other ., DDS ready .ur
a cold CAV. Also, tarpctinE, ilorI %. C.orA aud
Sta" h1lWH, 20 me lowest Ut4,.>
WANTED, luWolts Bauer
Iuu, - tAv.t
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TIjEO y PECk Burlington.
wholesale aud iictaIl Agent :. X. COLLIN:
Montpelier
Ocfubrr 20 | D IA-,yIv
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New Furniture store.

No .2ErchHge Buling, Co2c@c Airod,
EVE NUBSCRlBER HAVING JCNT OPENED
Ii tie Stock of rich medium and .,W ul.ttI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-24

5i.r'uu X Whitehall to Saratoga springs
Troy, Schenectady < y buly.
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irf Of Chl'ct arS tenn Ntls,.~
i',f 10. yUlc
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-17
MES BLANCHARD.

yA7lSHING % dispose Of her present stock ,of
w Millinery and FAkcr GooDs By the Goth
of Angus will from this time. until tllaeil offer The
entire stock at cost. and many articles for below
the arlaatseoSt. f.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited
to call. Great bargains are 70 be had, very jfa.alh
rich ribbons. Tor Is to 3J cents per yard, EapHIlIt
belts d RI and $40 cents i large quautifyllE
or dress patterns iog II per dress. Some bonnets
trimmed for $a good straw bonnets trimmed Tor
$3.50 parasols So 10 $3.50. july 10y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-17

ISsa1l q 81 I J ] ] !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-17
co.'s
MUTUAL INEFIT LIFE ANp
Fire Insurance Company of Eonisiana
Iae0trmated5ss April 1910. and declared
4 diptaend a 25 pr ceat os /.
tntfts nio1kls business 81.
isustSrss cr i roMrAnY coNY1krp III LrrHa
JNsuaANcE ONLY.
Office 10 as Camp Street, between Grsylsr

Office 10. % Camp Street, betwee, Grsyisr
and Common.
stls Company Icing organized solely for The
~s,;ainet want and poverty. IL IN its operations i
gfssat %naiiotal bsfiuvelett institution, conducted
Upon the most secure and aoIid principles. mid
s~iortling fit y tflsIl eTItiAnl sam. pHitiN difrin,. HE,
! large md Handsome legacy 10 willows and
shildfen infer slsaih.
All policy holders, whether for life or shorter
terms, who CONTINUES tue Insurance I'LL death nsr-
i1rirsse VI tlae whole " ths profits VI Vie cenl-
pany.
Creditors can insure the lives Of debtors. "A
lnslrried woman cai effect insurancs on the lie
0f her husband, for The sole benefit and 0st ot
herself and children, free from the Claims DC cree
difofs.
Dr. r. Nc HEREFORD, Agent, who will rive
oil Information 70 persons calling At lia oilice.
nef Oh ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-17

l1lia plant has, for many yesfs. been feuna n ~
Of ringtiar Write IL tils ours Of ANsctions d, ~
liver. More recently i ~ws asessfaihsd tt6At IL
p~ossssesd Rsest lorer In a~rsssting ills~dtnF sfllN
Lungs, Cpigl j III d ebfpnic character, III. I. andsof
~esAgfsial ssfslcs LII Dill Diseases IL ! puliuonsfY
character. HlHH sYfFf #A6T f8 tt45#af
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-17
SARSApARILIA.
Aa @ F
Dr. Rodgers
LIVERW0RT and TAI. a1A

l4 MM II EN XEF HN
A SAFE and certein; ctre fr Coarna.,muxions 81
ia tl.s Lungs, spifliht 0f Blood. CoueIsE. Cot,is
Aetisna. Path tMa Tho lido. Bf0nchiti1. Ilooni,s
| Cough: and Ill P,ahnanary a6sctione.
resrnryxANa nr snsrnxs rprr1an
8iaSr. As1sSss nAs
llas AAulsvjil liz JpprnAi Aayss ssDr, Rodgersi LIZ
cfsscrt slIid iFar iloF only give. immediate relief III
3 nv hi a1aa o s,s sd, tms, i ho,n a nj se s,a 2 @ ms 4
making sarnv very ssrnarksbls cutrs az eonsu,n,.
tim. "a
Tho Halfway Krpirtes ADD: vs. hate Hhsafdi II
Rated, ny %tersois. VI great rcspscsabssjtyB Nl0
have used ahis medicine. that Il & enc 0f she tpast
reflarkahle medicines Of Inc uge, fur Coughs, Gpiis.
l~fsSaettsa,s Bronchitis. Asfhfna, PAIN iD the side
and G,essi, snltting he hEloal MlaeTinS Clonxhs|
and All Lung totnplaintes Witch f neglected, ual
ally terminate III rUssnInptiO and the ceffhiehtSs
aiiaeheda q the advertisements would sSsn fully y
saSs1s ~ '''s',s m.,,. &. Gig "a
- - ~sAAAs A
! ~ paul Wy, ios many yeAfs. been tntiis y ~
81 fsngutaf stflse 81 " ~ cur q HNeetinns e W.
LIVER. ssore fecsntiy @Ns ascssfatnsd that y
pofSerfsg Rrsst Iensf " nrssstf1E isaeetttnsa efihes
Lillgn, SpAGi \ ~ y Hnpfenic charsstefp 90. ii anus IA
sssslnt'a, ssrsice " Wy disspsss q = pplfnsoansfy
TEtI&FfsEETH4tt hz@FTs&4 NfH&t %e3s5E 4tStt W - 49,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-17
DR., ID, Grains

GPlNO abdominal supporter, Shoulder and
~ polN Braces, for the lisa iii I'LL those effect
ed with weak breast, bnck Or s~renial diseases
for sash by lmay3i-yI II. r. WADDfLL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-17
ETAT DE IA LfJIJTsIANE-pAROIS.
SE D'IssT BATON ROUGE.
CoAt dN Se1tieme Distritt--pdyoisse
dEM FeiiesG,a.
RnopA A. NicneLs,
MaRy g WfrArs, and

III. a. KIRKLAND,
LIN yertu dun H9R dc alas n. III. adress6 al
~ sheriff de Ia pBroisae d'E.st Baton Rouge. IL
Etaf dr Louisiana, lnncd par p~honUabla ID rour
d. septianlr district jddieiaifes dans IT pour Iii III.
roisse q Est FelieiHna a Fiat tla III Ls .;,,anc,
J'expostrai en- vente puhliqne a ia porto se ID
fnaiscn de colr, dams IA vile de Baton Reuro. Sa.
'ica.' e 7e'e Jour dt fdeyis,, 1852. n II heufes do
rnatiil, tens lea DRIFTS titres, intef6ts III t,ratrii,ionus
do Mary ". Weenics Ell i. a.. ID. Kirkland. das&
Ct 4 IN proprittd s~aivante. e~sciaves. pour Ia VIE.
savoir ane nsgtsssc nomme Anna, ke6a den.
vifotl 20 ans, ct son enianf John, de6 a'snvirou d
ans, ielalui par ID susdite deitndcur. pour mayer u
~satitairs " nlontant ! b jugelnent, jntsrets ei lrais
dams Psflaire s1sditc. Conditions 40 Ia yente.-
compliant. avec beneiiec LIBERALIZATION.
jan 3-6is. II. v. BABfN, Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-17

81 dspart coay aa k,oisisate District q
rsainfraan da SIssaa< Dtstyief.
II. M 0AxxY 'sHa 4h

II. IL bEAuREGAku fm ssss5 f4as
TN vERLU dun oFsfe de a. IA. nddrrss6 an
r. Shsrii 10 Ii p~aroisss dfEst Baton Renss
psr Honorable uonr dl sfxIeiug district
iui,ciaire dans OF pour Ii p~aroisse d'Est
HAton ltonge, Esst dc. IA Louisiana. J'ex.
poserai on vente pab!iqte, Sa,F,rdi Ie 7iie
I5ur 40 Fxysirr proaI,ain (ls52) a IA porte
"a ID maiaon do Co.ir dasns " VILE d. Ba-
ION Rouge. d iil ieur dp Nlntin, tous
iss droits, tines intdress " lirdtetilu'is dn
as iendeur dana II 4 Inappropriate s%tdsant,
iiyre par 10 slslit deIcndatt po.r payer.
Il sstf.faifs 10 Judgement iliSftt Ct fails
dxns ls process 81 dassus, savplt. s 8
Iii lot dc totss Aiiue dsnsgs ettc partic
A. ID vile DO Baton Rouge, arpeutce par
fsa L. Beaurcyard II ddSiglie sar y plan
suppltmeDtaIIrs do hi ditc vitle coinirlc YET
NJ. td s l'iIrt Mo. !. mas,satlt soixaiitc
pisds 40 face sur la rae Natchcz Vt cent
,;agt riels dc ptofoudepr ct soixan'e piss!s
da iel,vc Mississippi-anssi lot No. g DO
I'i,et cs. nord, meslralt soixiutte ried-
tnr Ia rue du Goussrnement par cent pieds
de %proionndeut 81 soixante pieds sursia
rye EsrnEuo.c.
Conditions 10 ii vente-.comPtan',
avsc buneEce LIBERALIZATION. jan3, 6fs.
III. v. BdBTN, SAcYiI.
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TNE7 - l7i9 As41 r 1-s1A14f ~ n
III. II. Waddul

OTHERS for sale d large and ssell selected an
pertinent ofCupplng Giasses. Nipple Shields
Breast Fires and nursing Bottles, Ill hls esiablish-
tflerlts an Church street. Inny3i-y1
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-17

BTXTE UF INJUISIN1 IVA - HINKSKl
or EAST BATON ROYCE
}. g ,hosxis. Ssscntl Dist. Courts
81 Parish Of r. Frlirlana.
lNohas II i 1 n ~" Nus25ya4
10y virfns of 4 wfit cf.f III, directed to the
I'D shorif Of the Parish OF East Baton Rouge,
0osn iha don. slp seventh jairml district court, Ia
and for thr Parish nc last Felitiana and StAse ri
LeuixiAun. I WIN sxpotr az pnhlic nsle NJ tlr conrt.
Nance door. III the tuwnNf Ration fsntfge, on Sdtaf.
gSs. ~ sevpsysh siuy be Fsarungv. 1859 III VI sgrlnck.
az. III lie ris!a,, Hide, inserestand claim ef TlioY.
r. t~sarroil. HI aud 70 the following .lcscribol slave
fsr HE to Ntts & s
upgro Klrl. Arsl abm, sever,een year~ which
was ausrsnasred 1" tie seid Carroll, TO pay aid sa,is-
n the N ,unto If Judgment, Interest mad costs III the
ssovs entitled suis.4
Tsrns III sails rash. With Tho ~hene1lcf ~nt,nyaias-
nsn,. Al. ". DADFN.
tan !, ls5e-6t Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-17

DIETS.
row Root. TcpiaGo, Sage, and Pearl Barley,
~ :tor sale BY Hill. WADDfLL,
nay3s.y. Druggist.
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Syringcs,

Nyrlngcs,
EItiM q 10 ~ ounres--aiso Glass, aMnln and
! fllsrnale flor salo BY n. +. WADDIf.L.
nnafdl-y DrWgpisf.
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A GOOD CHANCE.

Mr.. Garland. the editor of the Lynchburg
Express. offers for sale portion Of his interest
in that paper. As it is permanently established,
in a thriving town, and in the midst OF a very
wealthy country. there can be no doubt that The
inducements which il offers are Of character
such as ought to recommend the offer to the
consideration of every person DESTROYS Of en-
tering editorial life. We regret to see that Mr..
G. is compelled to take this step by the pre-.
carious state of his health, which does not al
low him to pay the proper degree Of attention
TO his editorial duties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

COMMISSIONERS OF PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
The Executive having appointed Messrs. VIM F.
Butler, Tho. r. Price, and Geo. w. Munford com
missloners TO superintend the election for Electors
OF President and Vice President of the Unisod
States, the I'd of Move mber next, these gentle
men haveappointed Messrs. George NJ. Carrington
James c. Crane, and Micajah Ma1gum, commission
ers to supetntend the election in Jefferson Ward;
and Messrs. Walter D. Blair, Wood Bouldin, and
William NJ. Fulton, commissioners for Monroe
Ward.
We are requested to say that meeting of e1l the
above commissioners is desired at the Capitol in
the flee OF the Clerk OF the House of Delegates on
Tuesday next, at half past four o'clock, NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

THE THEATRE The comedy of the Serious
Family" represented the occasion Of opening for
the season: on Monday night, was repeated on
Thursday night, with the caste of character,
and with equa if not more decided success. 1t is
very good piece, representing very strikingy the
hypocritical cant Of certain class Of would be
charitable Partans.
"Boots at the Swan" was the afterpiece on
Thursday night and we regret to say, proved a
miserable failure. 1t seemed to US devoid of intel
lgible plot or plan, interesting incidents, and Who'll
lydevold of merit. We are surprised that the Man
ayers, whom we know to be gentlemen offne the.
atrca taste, and one both of them accomplish ed
actors, should have selected such a piece for the
first week of their season. 1t brought roars of
laughter from the boys, but no admiration from
any other quarter. The material, however, Of the
company is good, such to ensure the bghestd de-
gree Of e. joym ent generally to the lovers of fine
theatrical performances.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23
- THE -OUTHEKN MANUFAC.
80 TURERS, BANK OF WASHINGTON

The notes OF this Bank are received as heretofore
at our counter, at par We caution the public
against paying the shadow of discount on them. es
we will pay all Gums under FIVE dollars, ia gold, at
par We have done this when the demand was
not made with any eye to speculation, ana will con-
nnue to do 30 until the entire circulation is with.
drawn.
Persons in the country holding the notes OF the
Southern Manufacturers Bank, will receive gold
or Virginia money for the same by sending them
to any of their friends in this city.
We, at present, decline paying out any of the
small notes OF this Bank but it will afford us pleas
ure to use every other facility in our power to meet
the wants OF the merchants and manufacturers, and
others who have so generously sustained The cred.
II OF this Bank against the few malicious and dc
signing persons who have so Intellectually attempt
cd to discourage the holders of the notes. in order
that they might be benefited thereby
&C 22-ts c. w. PURCELL & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

Captain Brooks, of the bark Elizabeth Jane,
of Philadelphia, denies the report that his ves-
sci had been searched from stem to to stern,
and himself treated with great indignity at Ha-
vana. His letters, as usual, were demanded
by the officers, and slight search made, when
the letters were politely returned, and the Off
GERS took respectful leave. Capt. b. thought
so little of the affair, thar he forgot to mention
it on his return, until he found some persons in
New York manifesting great Indignation at
what they termed great outrage perpetrated
on his vessel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

WILL OF THE LATE STEPHEN GIRARD-
In the U. S. District Court at Philadelphia, on
Tuesday, Judge Grier charged the jury in
favor of the heirs Of Stephen Girard, who claim
eleven tracts of land in SchuylkiIl county,
valued at 81 100000, on the ground that when
Girard's will was made, he did not own the
entire title to the lands, therefore the will was
not imperative. The jury rendered a verdict
in favor of the heirs. The case will probably
go TO the Supreme Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

THE CHESTNUT CRUP.-We learn that the
chestnut crop is very large this year. The
woods, at comparatively small distance from
Boston, are filled with them and bushels ere
rotting under the trees. They can be pur-
chased in the country, ready for transporta-
ton, we are told, at - cents per busheI. In
our market, however, they are sold at So per
bushel.-ROSt0n Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

CAPT. Porter ORDERED To WAsB,scro.
A despatch from Washington mentions ., a
rumor that the Secretary oil the Navy, has or.
dered Capt Porter of the steamer Crescen,
City, to proceed to Washington aud give an
account OF his recent transactions at Havana.
II is also reported that the President and Csbi.
net have disapproved OF the course pursued by
Capt. Porter, and are determined to with.
draw him from his present vessel, ard order
him 10 sea Immediately.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN-The Circuit Court
of Allegheny county was occupied during the
whole Of the last week with the trial of an i'm
portant eectment case between Thos. Ham
mond, Of Frederick county, Md, and Colonel
Benjamin Shaw, of Virginia. Mr.. Hammond
claimed the land in dispute under a patent
from the State Of Maryland, and Col. Shaw
under patent from the State of Virginia.
Much time was consumed in the examination
of Witnesses TO prove the boundary line be-
tween the two States. Judge Perry decided
that the patent granted by Virginia was mop
erative in Maryland, and could not conf,r a
title out Of its liniits-and it therefore followed
as necessary consequence, that it could not
be used as evidence Ior the purpose Of show
ing the boundary line between the two States
for to receive ii as evidence of such pur-
pose would be enabling foreign jurisdiction,
by its own act, TO manufacture proof for her
own citizens to affect lands claimed by another
State.
Col. Shaw being thus deprived of the bene-
fit Of his Virginia patent as comforting title,
endeavored 10 defend himself by possession for
period of upwards of twenty years, but his
proof on this point not being satisfactory, the
jury rendered verdict for the plaintiff.-Cum-
berland Telegraph.
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DIED.

Gu Friday evening H. b. GWATHMEY, a mer.
chant of long standing in this city. His funeral will
take place from his residence, 18th street, To-
Morrow Sunday Evening, at O'clock His
friends and those of the family requested to at.
tend, without farther notice.
On Friday the sth of Oct in the 47th year of her
age, Mrs. SARAH A. NORRIS, consort OF Albert
A Morris Of Henrico countv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

VIRGINIA HISTORICAL REGIsTER.-Mr.
Maxwell, to whose periodical we have been in
debted for many an agreeable hour, has exceed
ed himself in the present No. Tine Register
is full, not only of most agreeable reading mat
ter, but of matter very valuable to the future
historian. Col. Stuart's account of the battle
OF Point Pleasant, will be read with deep in
terest. We think no man, who reads it, will
doubt that Governor Dunmore had an under
standing with the Indians, and hoped that the
Virgnans would be extermnated. His posi-
tive orders alone prevented the Virgnians from
'nfiicting the same fate upon the Shawnese.
There fare two ginal letters from Wash
ngton to John Armstrong, in this No., and
memoir OF Captain Stobo. In one word, the
whole publication is full of interest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

CoRREcrIoN.-We were led into an error
Yesterday by The Baltimore Suns correspon-
ueh'' win regard to Mr.. Purcell. Ii was mot
uae mat the funds Of that gentleman. deposi,.
ca at the Potomac Savings Bank wera
naus'eo' On the contrary, there were enoueb
,"efe 10 nave redeemed all that there was III
least probability would be presented M
Purcell has proved himself beref,c,or - i:
community by preserving it, in q VERY na..
degree from. being imposed on by the notes -
such banks as those two which hive 10 49, u
ploded.
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TO THE yOTERs OF TaR

TV THE vVTERS OF THE
~ CITY OF RICHMOND The card Of
/" Many Voters in the Dispatch of this day, has
Just met my eye, and In answer, have to saw that
tho'I have voted with you for nearly quarter Of
century, have yet to give the first vote for any
cher than Wing. The assertion, therefore, that
voted for Governor Johnson, will, hope, after
this declaration on my part, require with you some
better authority than the word Of "Many Voters"
Very respectfully, ED. ROBINSON
WashinRton. October DIST. 1852 nc 23-Itt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

DRUNK AND Thomas Wat
son, arrested for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct on Thursday evening, was on yester-
day committed to Jail in default of 5000 secu-
rty to keep the peace.
Wilhelm Koch, arrested for drunkenness
Thursday evening, being rst appearance, wa
discharged by the Mayor, yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23
Tar FAIL TRADE, WEATHER, &c.-The

The FALL TRADE, WEATHER. &c.-The
fall trade of our city opened this season earlier
than usual, and seems destined to continue la
ter than heretofore. Up to the present period
there appears to be no diminution in the unu-
suaIIy large amount of business transacting in
all branches of trade and commerce. The re-
ceipts of goods by shipping from foreign ports,
and produce by the several railroads, river, ca
nal, &c, continue daily as great as ever
Merchants and tradesmen, generally from the
country, are to be seen in our hotels, stores,
streets, and business places, as numerous as
ever. Cary, and other business streets, con-
tinue crowded from morning until night, with
wagons, drays, boxes, barrels, bales, bags, &C.;
and all the evidences of most liberal and pros
porous trade are to be seen in every quarter
The weather continues unusually mild for the
season, and favorable and inviting for business
operations. We have never seen our streets
presents more lively and business aspect than
they did yesterday. 1t is eviden, that new
and prosperous era has opened upon our CITY,
for which we are no doubt mainly indebted to
the great lines of internal improvements which
give US easy and rapid intercourse with the
country.