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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-09

AND STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY
If you wish to have your Hair Cut, in the latest
and most approved style, and your Whskers
changed to beautiful black or brown color, then
cali at the HI ir-Cutting Shaving, Shanpooing and
Bathing Saloon, under the American Hotel.
N Blot, cold and shower Baths, can be had
daily, from 8 A NJ to 2 M, and on Saturday to Ii
M. Single Bath % cents or Eve tickets for 81
Eutrauce on 18th street no q
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FREDERICK FEMALE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
is called to the advertisement of this institu-
ton which will be found in another column
high, and we understand it actually does. The
professors and teachers, who are uncommonly
numerous, enjoy large share of reputation as
men Of learning and probity. AS the new year
will begin within less than month, this seems
to be the proper time for parents and guardians
to make up their minds with regard TO entering
their children or wards.
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IT having been urged as an Objection 20 my election
to the Cerkship of the Circuit Court Of your COUP
IT, that being under the age of twenty -one years
could not give the bond required by Law, have
this day submitted the question to the learned
Judge who, If were elected, would have to take the
bond, and having decided that could not give the
bond, hereby inform you that am no longer
candidate for the Office.
RICHARD NJ. CARY.
Deceuber 9Th 1852 de Git
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~ Since the first instant, the receipts al
the Washing,on Monument Office amount to
s'ao7s, of which $33 was from Richmond
hunkeFs Nightingale troupe, $40; Franklin
county, Miss, $l46.50.
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No PAPERs Two black infants named Thomas
Page and Joseph Deane, We're arrested on Tuesday
evening, in default of free papers, and yesterday
Were discharged up IN the promise of relatives to
procure them.
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THEATRE.-We cry our friends "the play
ers" mercy. We have neglected them for
some days, but shall make up for lost time
They are nightly playing "The Corsican Bro
thers," a piece, haIfspectacle, haf.drama
and in both capacities powerfully exciting
He who does not go to see it, misses a vast
deal of pleasure. The cast is powerful, and
80 is the performance.
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OF GREAT MEN ABOUT
GREAT MEN,


The Fredericksburg News, speaking Of the
trial of an important cause, now pending in the
Superior Court of Spotsy lvania, says:
We notice amongst the counsel, the vene-
| rable Walter Jones, who, twenty years ago,
was, without question, the greatest lawyer in
America. He was SO pronounced by Judge
| Marshall and was so accredited by the general
consent of the Superior Court bar. We know
not what time may have wroueh upon that
| powerful intellect. We learn, however, it is
but little, if any impaired.
The opinions of Judge Marshall, upon this
particular subject, must have been singulary
vaccilatIng, if all we have heard be true. He
has been represented to US as having said that
| q, least one dozen persons were, each, the
greatest of American lawyers. We remember
TO have heard the names of Pinckney, Taze-
| well, Sergeant, Story, and Webster, among
the number. We do not think it probable that
| the Chief Justice ever gave thus much praise
to any one, for ii did not at all consist with his
character, to suggest the comparisons to
which such a judgment would be sure to give
rise. So unless our friend of the News
knows of his own knowledge that he said so,
VI hHUNS TIE tHdu WIZ ulHl say So,
we shall take the liberty to doubt the correct
| ness of his information.
Such rumors frequently arise with regard to
the opinions of great men, as they affect others.
| While Mr.. Jefferson was alive, it used to be
| reported, at least once week, among the stu
dents OF the Universe Y, that he had said that
such and such young man was the most bril-
liant genius he had ever seen. IF those who
| circulated such reports had been disposed to
look into probabilities, they might have recol-
lected that Mr.. Jefferson had seen Henry, Lee,
Luttrell, John Adams, DIR. Franklin, &c, in
America, to say nothing of Mirabeau, Fox,
Pitt, Burke, &c, whom he had seen in Eu
rope.
General Jones is great lawyer, a great
man, a high toned gentleman; and an orna
ment to his State. But to say that he was the
greatest lawyer Judge Marshall had ever seen,
twenty years ago, is to give him, we think,
more credit than even he, with all his great and
uudsputed talent, deserves.
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g The Chicago Daily Advertiser ap-
Pears in typographical mourning for the death
OF Hon. VIM. r. King, who, we are happy to
say, is alive, and presiding over the Senate at
Washington.
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Henrico county, |
DAGUERREOTYPES,

Would you Keep tn Sc priceless treasures,
Memories OF long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your beholding,
Forms and faces long since mculdng1
MoULsoN can take, with brief endeaVor,
Face and form tnat last forever.
truthful, life-ke, tilely finished portrait or
miniature Of relative friend, severed from US
by distance or DEATH who would no. prize and de
sire to pussess clear, itch toned durable Da.
guerreotype is al object rarely seen. Bat MOUL-
SONS Pictures Withstand the test Of time, aud are
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
GA either side the Atlantic.
Our price for of these fne Portraits is only
ONE DOLLAR comp lete, and warranted to please
or no sale.
Strangers and cit;z rs are cordially invited to call
and examine specimens
Observe the name and number-MOULSONS
Sky and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, ITO Main
street. 0eS
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kfETFOROIOGY

METEOROLOGY.
Extract from Meteorological Journal kept by Mr..
D. Turner, at has school rooms.
MEAN TEMPERATURE OF THE MONTHS
1851 7 7gns s s@y A"s ssp os' ssa
1852 72o 6 100 10 8 go 5 Go 40 $40 7
AMOUNT OF RAIN IN INCHES.
June July Aug Sept Oct NOV; Sums
1852 1852 81 IL as iii 5s IS rs
FORCE OF vAPoR. M'ns.
1852 10.2 1877 1871 1874 10 63 12l
RELATIVE HUMIDITY. M'ns.
1852 e. GA "A "a "A TIL r.
October, 1852.
Barometer Mean, 299l6 inches; maximum, so 257
minimum 29.485; range, .722.
TherInometer: Mean. 81" /; maximum, 90; mini
Heavy Rains; On the l0th $50 inches; the 18th,
l.0i inches.
First Frost in the city: On the 10th.
N0Ufm rer 1882.
Barometer: Mean, 29.959 inches; maximum S0329
minimum, 29.26i; range, l.068.
Thermometer: Mean, 45o 6; maximum, 100 Ct mini
mum, 24o 5; range, 81" /.
Heavy Rains On the 9th aud 7th, Ill inches on the
25th and 18th, 1.9l.
slight Earthquake on the 3D. S. minutes past
o'clock z. NJ. The vibrations were vertical.
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STEALING WooD.-deorge Williams, slave 10
Wren l. Macon, "pulled" eight sticks Of wood from
E. H. CIark's promises, near the packet landing. on
Tuesday evening last, and yeste, day was punished
with 80 lashes, we'll laid on.
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Point, Baltimore, last Monday, by the falling
OF heavy piece Of iron.
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rTo the Voters of the County OF

uemrico.-Ipresentm myself to you, fel ow cItlzens,
as candidate for the Office of Clerk of Circuit
Court Ii it should be your pleasure to elect me.
will exert myself to merit the confidence that you
will place in me am fully aware OF the ditficu!
ties of the office, but nine years experience in
well conducted office has given me such know
ledge OF the business would enable me, feel
confident, to give satisfaction.
se ltd" BENZ. POLLARD.
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E9tract ola letter from a Mercantile House
in Cincinnati to one in THIS city.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 4, 1852.

Hoes appear the all absorbing
topic in our city now. Sales at $6.25 to GAO.
These figures will make Bacon at high prices.
LARD 104 in bbls., 103 in kegs. MESS Pork
Sl675. Bulk SIDES in dry salt, Il; SHOULD.
Frs G.. Green HAMS, from block, 81. These
are actual sales of to-day. We will not have
new Bacon for a month yet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-09

II A service of plate was presented to ex-
Mayor Jerome, of Baltimore, by his friends, on
Tuesday.
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MUsIc.-We acknowledge the receipt of new
and attractive piece Of music flom Mr. MeEgoy,
entitled the Sicilianne
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ASSAULT John Westerman, tor assaulting Hen.
n NedI on the Goth of November, was on yester-
day bound ever in the sum Of 500 to keep the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-09

SWORD PRRsENTATIoN.-We witnessed yester
dav evening at o'clock, at the State Annoy Pa
rade Grounds, the ceremony of sword presenta
ton. beautiful sword, with complimentary In
scripions on the blade, in highly finished and
polished scabbard was presented by the State
Guard to Lieut. Layne, testimonial OF their re
gard for him as an officer and as a private gentle
man. The presentation took place in the presence
of a large number of gentlemen, annongst whom
we noticed the Lieut. Governor OF the State, many
members of the Legislature, City Council, &c -
Some ladies also enliyened the scene with their
presence. The Guard, after having been carried
| through many admirable military evolutions and
| exercises, under Capt Dimmock AMI his efficient
| aids was drawn up into line, when Orderly Ser
geant David King stepped forward, with the sword
in hand, and af.er very neat and appropriate adj
dress rendered it to Lieut. L., who gracefully re.
ceived it, and returned his thanks to the Company
and to Orderly K. for the compliment and the very
| handsome manner in which 1t had been presented
The addresses of Orderly and Lieut. L will sp'
pear to-morrow--time and space preventing their
| appearance this morning.
The ceremonies were accompanied by delightful
music from the Armory Baud
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ALBERT l. WEST.

I OSTOR sT0LEN.--A Bond given by w
Ii Ross, Efq to Charles Roberts, free Of
color for g. 60 of which it appears three quarters
of the amount has been paid. Notice has beea
given TO Mr. Rcss If the fact stated.
des-It* CHARLES ROBERTS.
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December 9Th, 1852 de 9-1t
TTo the Vcfers of uenrIco County,

hereby announce myself candidate for the office
of Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Henrico in the
election t. be held on the 10th December, to fl the
vacancy occasioned by the death of the former
erB.
de 7-dtdcIt- JAMES T. Redo.
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FRIENDsHiP OFFERING We suppose the sccep-
table homily cf Il" may be classed under this head.
Always thankful for the smallest favors, the Dis.
patch and lis aids will repose deep and abid.
ing confidence in the opinion OF its fair and grace
full lady correspondents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-09

ATTEMPTING TO EscAPK.-A Geographic dis
patch was received at this Office yesterday, from
Capt. Skinner, of the Roanoke steamer, which left
here on Tuesday, at 4 o'clock. stating that en- his
landing at Norfolk en- route for New York, he dis
covered negro boy. aged about 10 years, concealed
on board his boat, evidently for the purpose OF
finding his way to New York The boy stated that
his name was Isaac, and that he belonged to DR..
Taylor, of Henrico county. Capt s. arrested the
boy and had him secured in the Jail of Norfolk
short time after the reception of the dispatch
from Capt. Skinner, Dr. Taylor, the owner of the
boy, called at this Office to advertise his boy a
runaway, when communicated to him the in.
formation received from Capt. S. Having thus dis
covered his locality he WILL of course take steps to
recover him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-09

WANTED I1IMEDIATELY, an expert
w enced Overseer, to take charge Of q Farm
near Richmond
None need apply bat such as can Sbriug satisiae-
tory recommendations Apply at this Office.
de Cts
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the AMERICAN HoTEL-Mr Smith, of the Anne
rcan Hotel, with his accustomed Hberaty of &C.
ton is about adding to the premises of his mag
feent hotel, spacious and elegant gentleman
parlor.
MIR. Rinewinster, late Of the Franklin House,
Phiadephia, has en- procured assistant at this
House and his gentlemanly department has given
general satisfaction
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EAGLE INFANTRY DINNER.-I1 the sketch which
We gave in yesterdays paper, of the proceedings
at this dinner, accre dited Lieut. Williams with
the social shop 1t should have been Lieutenant
Burns. Lieut.. Williams's good humor and un,iring
exertions to please the guests and his companions
inarms conduced greatly to the general hilarity.
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BENZ. POLLARD.


TO TIE ' DItEs OF EktHFTEU z OHNt y .
The Office of Clerk Ut the Circuit Ceutt Of Henri.
being vacant by the death of the late incumbent,
hereby announce myself candidate for that Of
fee The day of election being fixed at so early a
period (the lon inst } Il will not be in my power
to see all the voters in person. Should it however
be their pleasure to confer upon the office will
do my duty.
JOHN o. MOSBY.
II
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STEALING Box three negroes, Robert Car
ter, slave to Joseph Mosby, and John Lswis and
William Peak, slaves to Richard Malone, stole dry
goods box from Messrs. Wren e. Fitzgerald on
Tuesday evening last, were Gagged, and yesterday
punished with 80 lsshes each.
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NEW TOBACCO FAcToRY.-Passing by Messrs
Dickinson and Sizer's Tobacco Factory Pearl
Street, yesterday, We dropped In, paid social visit
and was very Hospitality received. After an ex-
animation and trial of Mr. James Sizar Jr's Cherry
Ripe Brand ne plus ultra Chewing Tobacco, we
paid visit to the new factory, to be under the
special charse of Mr. H. B. Dickinson, located about
a square from the present factory Of Messrs &
S near the river lis situation ia peculiarly pleas
ant commanding fine view of the river for miles,
and the cheat features Of interest in the city and
Manchester Mr. Dis new building was commenced
on the 18th of October, aud it is expected will be
finished on the goth Of December. Length lCOf feet,
18th as feet and stories high. Tae completion
o. building of this size in two months certainly
exhibits the enterprise and activity Of The mechan-
ies of Richmond in q very favorable liz ut. Charles
Il. Powell is the carpenter and John u. Q1aries
executes the brick work. Their labors are being
performed in the most substantial and skiltul Fan
ner, The entire cost of the building and its site
will amount to about Sl5,0 900. The stemming
room, carpenter shop and Office will occupy the
first floor. The press room the second, the ehak-
ing-out room, as it is practically termed, the third,
and the driving room the fourth floor. We under
stand that Mr. Dickinson's partner, Mr. Sizei, will
open new factory on Franklin street.
The tobacco business generally and the prepare
ton and manufacture of the chs wing end and smok
lag STEMS will have capital and personal atteE
ii IN invested in them during the ensuing spring
than ever before in our city. We trust that ouI
tobacco merchants will reap full harves. OF in
come from the seeds Of enterprise and labor which
they are now patiently and assidiously sowing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-09

NEW PUBLICATIONS. We received Yesterday.
from our ente rprsing book friend, T. II, Gresham,
the last two volumes Of Putnam's Circulating Ii
brary, books containing large amount Of enter.
tanning, attractive and useful matt er, and copy Of
the Christmas Pictorial Brother Jonathan. We
would here state that this pictorial is one of the
most pleas ant readable az engaging cosmoramic
papers tina. has ever been published III this country
The Christmas news alone would put new heart
into old man, and provoke a smile up1n the
features of those ancient and excellent VII GINS the
Misses Patience apd Prudence ga ratflefor tur.
key" is quite spirited; "a pinch from grandInoth-
ers snutf-oox' presents two fveyear olds in very
m0uing position but Christmas Eve, with its bux-
ON lasses ruby lips and precious kisses, caps the
pictorial climax. We give an extrac: from the
spirited readables
City Cousil-(presenting plate Of candies with
motto "fAius) Ezekiel, wont you take few kiss
es!
Country Cousin - Jerusalem not before so
many folks, uess!-twoulin't be hardly proper,
would it
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DoLEFUL-A small woman, with crimson
colored nose, pair of Mitchells medium Specs a
very red bonnet and pale dress, made application
to his Honor On yesterday, in open court, for do.
nation. She said she was the bereaved mother of
fourteen children-her husband had run away from
and destituton. His Honor stated that he could do
nothing for the applicant, and Madam thereupon
waxed wrath and developed very strong seen.
of whiskey, and voice shril as pitchpipe. Off
GERS Page and Tyler politely escorted her to the
door Of the court house, showed her the street,
advised her to pursue her journey and tarry not,
and that was the last we saw of Madam.
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FINED-On yesterday Lieut. Wilkinson reported
C. Wa:.hal! for tie rapid driving of one of his
Transfers Fined.
Captain jinkins reported ompkins & Royster for
the msd emeanor of one Of their ieamsters in driv-
ing at unlawful speed
Richard A. Bass was duly fined for the misde.
meanor of his son in firing of popcraekers. 1t ap
peared that young Bass was presented with pack
of crackers by member of the Democratic torch.
light procession and was caught by the officer in
the act of firing them off on the succeeding day.
Armistead Philips and Ellis & Peers were sew.
orally fined for the misdeneanor Of their teams
ters, and their violation Of city ordinances. The
Mayor gave notice that hereafter in aggravated and
repeated cases of fast and unlawful trottlng, he
should not only fine the master but punish the team
ster with sound logging. Some negroes out of re.
vepge for fancied insult, will have their masters
fined on purpose. They will tot their teams when
in sis hit of officers in order that they may be spe
cialy fined. Such fellows deserve, and will receive
whenever their infamous action is found out, a
savere tlogging.
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HENR1co COUNTY CouRT-On yesterday, J R
Garnett Esq presided in this Court Acting jus
tees, G Hanes and Nuckos.
James O'Brien was proved to be insane and 81
ven in charge of Mr.. Hutcheson. Civil business
was then transacted and occupied the attention OF
the court until its adjournment.
We obtained from that interchangeable constable
Lewellen, some criminal items. We would here
remark in passing, a matter of justice, that Mr.
Lewellen is an active, efficient and laboriyus officer
Caspar Warren was examined before Justice
Nettles, after arrest by constable Lewelen, on the
charge Of threatening and assaulting Catharine
jenkins Mary Warner, brother to Caspar took
hand in the proceedings, and the twain were bound
over in the sum of $50 each to keep the peace.
Lilly Miller threatened to kill Lucy Miller on the
4th of December, and on yesterday was required
to furnish $50 security.
Gabriel Wilmore was also bound over in the sum
of 500 to keep the peace towards Robert L Hale
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NEW Books We have received f! ON Lewis L.
Smith, opposite the American Hotel, 'Minif.'s Me-
chancal Drawing Book, for selfinstruction.' We
have no doubt it will prove highly valuable work,
to such as are prevented BY their daily occupations
from taking regular lessons in the art of Mechan
cal Drawing.
From the same, Wemyas' Chronology of the Anne.
rican Stage from 1852 to 1852 zone hundred years.
This is a valuable handbook to players, and to all
who take an interest in the drama 1t seems to be
very complete.
Nash & Woodhouse have sent US the Canadian
Crusoes,"by Catherine Parr TraiIe, edited by her
sister, Agnes Strickland. We have not had time to
read it.
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HOUSE BUILDINC.-The subscriber Is
L d now prepared to erect BUILDINGS OF Every
style, on accommodating terms.
Shop on 6th, between Grace and Franklin streets,
Richmond.
de 9-3tlJ ALBERT l. WEST.
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ya AUCTION N0TICE--Arenton is
D>A requested to the sd OF Household and
Kitchen Furniture, belonging to the Estate OF J.
Williams, decd, TO take pac at his late residence
on Rroad ST., Church Hili) THIS MORNING som-
mencing at lO O'clock. -
GEO. J. SUMNER Auct.
After which, the Household and Kitchen Furniture
of Mrs. Lucy Burton, will be sold a. her resi-.
deuce on the same street. See advertisements.
de9 GEO } Su MEX, Auct
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rssiE FREDERICK FEMALE SEMI
Il NARY, is located in Frederick City, nd, on
lateral branch OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
three hours ride from Baltimore
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o. A SOkREL HORSE, oauuis ana
AyNBrld!e with star il his forehead, ana left
mud I ut white, was brought to Broad street Hotel
stable by a negro man, on Wednesday night, ist
inst, which the owner can have by calling aad pay
ing expenses.
de 9-3tT j. X. GRAFTON.
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2 DIR. X. KIDDER TAYLOR has
~ removed his Office aud residence to the
house at the corner OF 9Th and Main sta, opposite
Rogers stone Yard. no 5-2md*
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R specie Wanted.-We win pay the
~ highest premium for silver coin. Quar-.
ters and small change preferred.
po9 C w PURCELL e. co.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINiMENT. go
vi One gross received and for sale by
da9 WIN DADE.
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lSHEsH HOPs.-A very superior sFue.s' Tor
T. sale BY Nm DADE
de9 Main street, nesr Old Market
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90 Z. Bakers Premium BItters-Hnrd
to Deat-StilI they come.-Edgwood, Henlico
Coz. Baker ESD hereby certify, that have
used your Btlers in my family, for Is 20 years,
aud found them to be first rate family medicine,
and have found them to effect everything that has
been said of them 1t is also my opion that per-
sons in the constant use of them will never be at.
tackled with the Aeue and Fever.
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