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BACON has the following among his 'Apothegms:''
"Cneas was an excellent orator and statesman and
principal friend and counsellor Pyrrhus failing in
inward talk with him. and discussing the kings end
less ambition, Pyrrhcs opened himself unto him. that
he intended first war upon Italy, and hoped 10
achieve it, Cineas asked him, Sir, what wilIyou do
then q chen said he, we will attempt Sicily
Cineas said, We'll. sir, what then9' Saith Pyrrhus,
''If the gods favor US. We may conquer Africa and
Carthage 'What then, ir? saith Cineas sNay,
them said Pyrrhus, I'VE may take our rest and sacri.
fee and feast every day, and make merry with our
friends 'Aas SIR saith Cineas, may we not do 30
now, without all this ado 7'"-JoNrnal of Commerce
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FOREIGNERS AT SHANGHAI

1t may be remembered thatrecsatly vague rumor
was circulated, in an extrast from an English psper
OF some hostility syinced By the Chinese. at shang,
hal against the foreigners there RESIDENT which, how.
ever, was also said, the first manifestation Of
such feeling at tina, place. 1t appears that small
lot ofground had, through the Intervention OF the Br
tish consul, been granted some foreign resident The
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THE ROXBURY INCENDlAgIES.
BosToS, Jan. 1e, 1859

I70"t07'I '"II' II,
VIM. Roynton, lumber dealer G. A. Kicker, Reu.
ben l.. Garlick and Shadraek Dickson, housewr rights
The parties arrested few days since for setting fire
10 several unfinished houses in Appleton Place. Rox-
bury, about three weeks ago-were examined on Sat.
urday afternoon.
BoYnton the principal contractor, and t he other
parties sua-coniracors tor erecting the buildings.
Gnrliek turned States evidence and confessed tn he
fired six OF the buildings, and states that Dickson set
fire to six more He also states that their object
obtain the insurance, The policies being held by the
contractors. The amount Of insurance was about
S36 600.
All the parties concerned in tbs unfortunate affair
have hitherto been deemed honest
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NORTH CAROLINA Rail RoAD.-The Raleigh Stan.
dard remarks: We learn that the President of the
was authorized negotiate for the purchase Of iron for
the Road, and lay the resat ofhs inquiries before tho
board tits next meeting or il he think beat to cos'
cnde contract OF purchase. It wns determined tha
the rails should be OF 1 pattern, eighteen feet long and
weighing sixty pounds TO the yard. He was also au-
thorized 10 purchase two twenty ton locomotives. with
set of freight cars tor eachthe one to be used on
the Enstern and the ether on the Western end of the
line.
We learn that the work was found TO be in rand
slate efpogress, and that its condition is as eering
the most sanguine OF its friends could have aptjes
pated.
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Lops1NG IN THE MARKET-The watchmen ar
rested free woman, who gave her name as Ann
Chopper, Wednesday night. They found her drunk
ard asleep in one OF the stalls of the Shockoe Hill
Market. On appearing before The Mayor yesterday
she YVES committed to i4il ss common vagrsnt As
sooa as Sc obtain that House OF Core coa" the city
W i'll be speedily rid Of characters like Ann
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Washington aud Martha Warrington were both dea-
troyed by fire on Wednesday morning at the same
hour the former at Grand Gulf, Mississippi the latter
at Memphis, Tennessee as ISL tour hundred and
cionat bound TO New Orleans with full cargoes, VIII CHI
with the boats, were entirely destroye o. Delta
Jan 10.
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LARCENY "A eolored boy named Thornton, was
yesterday arragned before the Mayor upon the
charge oil stealing clothes from coored Iaundress.-
The proof being clear and unquesonable, the boy
was ordered to be punished.
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THROWING THE LAST BRIcK.--A white man namsd
VI illiam Wassley threw brick through one Of The
windows OF house in Rockets occupied by man
named Dale, short time since. Dale compaine! to
the Mayor aud caused Wassley to re arrested. The
prisoner yesterday rendered bail in the sum Of $lGO
to keep he peace and was released from "durancs
via
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THREE CENT PIEcss.-The scarcity of thiz convent.
ent coin is thus accounted for by Hunts Merchants
Magazine:
"rhe die for the coin has been prepared, and the
coinage would be proceeded with at once at the min,
in Philadelphia but for defect in the law, VIII ch
makes provision Tor procuring the materials, silver
and copper. to go with the work. Consequently
the coinage IS delayed until the proper steps taken
bysCongress 10 remedy the deficiency
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NOVEL TRAFFIc-A man has been arrested in vi.
emma tor carr Ing on Strange sort of commerce. He
bought children at about l0s mine forins) apiece. 10
take to London street musicians, and was enbar.
ked with about &c OF them. when the police laid ha ods
on him. His name is Humpt.
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ton Of the Unions man in whose ability, integ-
nty and faithfulness to the constitution, every
citizen, be he Wing or Democrat, has confidence
Upon Mr.. Fillmore, then, we trust and believe,
the choice of the Convention will fall. In this
connexon, we invite the attention of the reader
pendent of the New York Commercial Advert
ser. The position occupied by MIR. Fillmore, in
relation to the Presidency, is there ulyportrayed.
Though averse to becoming a candidate. he is
nevertheless willing TO sacrifice his own personal
inclinations to the welfare of his party,--and he
might, With great truth, have added, of his coun-
try
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THE TIMES, TERN S.
TO THE PUBLIC.
THE TIMES NEWSPAPER.

The unexpected death oil my son, VIM. T.. Caring
ton, has devoved upon me, his legal representative,
the necessity Of making such arrangements as will
ensure the regular publication of this paper.
Unused to this particular kind OF business, would
greatly prefer to sell the establishment
Failing in this, it is my purpose employ capable
Editor to manage the paper for the benefit OF my sons
family.
Whichever alternative is adopted, the paper will be
faithful to the principles has heretofore maintained
it will be true to the Wing party, snd to the cause
Internal Improvement in Virginia.
Those disposed to purchase, informed, that thc
paper is now ia prosperous condition; that its daily
and country circulation is already large, and might
with little effort be materially increased the adyer-
tising patronage is good, steady and raliabe. and
there now in the Printing Office 1000 lbs. OF new
type, Ordered during the iastilness of The proFreor)
together with every other requisite for renewing the
paper In addition to the type and fixtures, is an ex
cellent Printing Press (Napier's single cylinder ps
tent) which cost originally sl700.
Ay-All persons having claims against the Office wi
present them and those indebted are earnestly re-
quested to come forward and discharge their respec
tive obligations.
II. DARLINGTON, Executor of
William c. Darlington
January 4, 1852.
Gpy-Beng obliged to leave the city, refer persons
disposed to purchase the "Times." TO Wood Bouldn
Esq, and to DR.. J. G Cabe, who are fully empower
ed by TO act in this matter
Until sold, the mana cement of the paper is entrust
ed to Mr. Thomas Bailie, who will continue TO eoa
duct the same; the financial department will continue
under Mr. +. n. Smith
Mr.. Thomas j. Dunnavant Is recognised as col
loetor for the office IL. CARRlNGION.
January Is, 1852
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SALE OF NORTH CAROLINA PPopEprv
Ihe farm OF the late Richsrd Hines, in Edgeeom be
days ago, Tor S25 900. Several slaves sold al lew
tans prices carpenter. aged %, brought OF soa :.
carriage driver 81 o60; common blacksmitb 81 81,
painter, slOO5, and ordinary field hands ss75 IT,
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PRUDENT HUsBAND.-A woman was lately buried
in grave yard, near London who had been dead
upwards of five years, rel alton having left her
an annuity OF $50 10 be paid the FIRST day of every
year long she should remain on earth In conse.
qpenee of this legacy, her surviving husband hired
little room over stable in the neighborhood of his
dwelling. where she was kept ia lead coffin until at.
ter his death.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-30

FlRE--Ths larger potion O Sboekoe Hill was IL
Eliminated Tuesday morning, about O'clock by fire
which broke out in the carpenters shop of Mr. Wa.
kns Taylor, situated on the Southern side of Broad
between 1st and % streets. The shop contained
quantity oil combnstibe ma teria, which, toQe her with
sheet to the tops oil the surrounding houses ard even
| to menace the buildings the opposite side of the
street. Oar gallant tiremep, however were as usus ,
prompt in at ending the summons of the bells and by
dnt OF great exertions eeded in contiuinp the
TO the immediate locality where it occurred.
The carpenters shop, together with paint shop
adjonining. were entirely destroyed Mr.. Tayior's
loss about $500, which is covered by insurance. The
Fl also communicated 10 wooden tenement short
distance East OF the Carpenters shop occupied as
dweflng-house by Mr.. VIM. Dlbney The roof and
ia removing his furniture. The buildings DESTROYED
and damaged belong to the heirs of Mr. VIM Slater,
and were not insured. The fire unquesonably
the we k of an incendiary
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RAILROAD CARELEssNE ss-HEAvY DAMAGES
Sometime since, as we learn from the NJ O.
Bulletin of Tuesday, an accident occurred on
the Carrolon Railroad, near GreenviIle, La, in
consequence OF the cars running off the track
Several OF the passengers were seriously iniur
ed and among the sufferers was fine, promising
boy, son of Mr.. Charles Black, both of whose
legs were broken, and who was otherwise 50 bad
" wounded that he has been rendered cripple for
llfe His father brought suit in the first District
Court, before Judge Larue, against the Railroad
company, and laid his damages at $4,000. The
case, says the Bulletin, has cuped the stsn ton
OF the Court for several days, and yesterday the
Jury brought in verdict of ten thousand dollars
which appears to have given very general salts
faction, under the impression that its modarats
amount will cause tito be promptly confirmed bv
the Supreme Court. in case it should be .nnoalod
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Local Intelligence, City News, &c.

OPENING OF NAVIGATION The reader will perceive
from our Marine Report, that navigation has been
again resumed. Tie schr North Wind, from lii
more, reached Rockets Wednesday light, and Jour
yes els yesterday sailed from this pert.
The steamer Augusta has resumed | er regular trips
via Port Waltz all, and the CARTS Peek will leave
Rockets to morrow morning "and continue the reg
ulsr run between this port and Norfolk"
The steamer City ofRichmond, for New York has
been detained at fIarr sons bar the past three days.
She has number o. passengers aboard, together with
valuable cargo. We trust now that the ice ia break
ing up, she may be able to pass the bar and proceed
on her ttip
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~" THE RICHMOND ATHEN EUM will lie
opened on Saturday evening next, Jan. 2lst, when
an Introductory lecture will be delivered by the Hon.
John ROBERTSON. The lecture will commence lat
hall past O'Clock. On this occasion there will be no
charge for admission and tn public are invited to ala
tend.
Professor A. GUYoT viii deliver course OF lectures
during the next week.
THE COMMITTEE ON THE ATHEN EUN.
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sNew Directors

FOR THE FARMERS BANK OF
VIRGINIA, AND BRANCHES, FOR THE
YEAR 1852.
By the Stockholders. By Tie Eaecuiipe
RIcHMoND.'
VIM H acfar,and, 1hos H EIIis*
John E Wadsworih Nichols c Read
Jmes Bosher Bernard Payton
Richard 3 Haxall Richard O Haskins
Thos w NcCance"
NORFOLK.
n G Whitehead Jos r Soratlev
ri Reafdon Hunter Woodis
John II DoVie Duncan Robertson
James Cornck+
PETERSBURG
John Ke.an r Collier
Boiling john Rowlett
Charles loriing Thomas G E liott
James NJ McCuoch*
FREDERICKSBURG.
II Wallace VIM Cheek
J w Slaughter Peter Goorick
John Coakley* Samuel Gortion
George SceI@
lYNcuBUsG.
William kadlord Upton D Jenangss
Christopher Wntree BENJAMIN Wij,s
Stephen G Hurt John G. Maem
John N Warwick
FARMv!LLE.
VIM Flournoy Walter II Middleton
george ~ y Scout Francis Woods
Asa Dlckenson c G Read
George w D ,nle$
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
John R Jones Slaughter FIckIen~
VIM Parish VIM ! Robertsnn >
John H Bib WIN NJ Kebllnper*
VIM Garth
ALEXANDRIA.
Phineas Janney Turner Dixon~
Hugh Smith w w Hoxton
4 T Cover Geo II Smoo;
F l. Smith"
WlNCHEa1ER.
Robert l. Baker John r Tucker
Thomas B Campbell John Bruce
George w Baker, Patrick Smiths
G w Hammond*
DANyILLE.
Nathaniel T Green Thos Sokes*
jain w Paxton Leonard Claiborne
VIM Patton William Ayres
Lev, HolbrooAA
WYTHEvlLLR.
Stephen McGavoch Robert Raper&
Robt Crockett Ephram Mctsavoch"
George Stuart, Sen. VIM Gibbony"
Andrew Fulton
New Directors.
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| DIRECTORS OF TIE BANK OF VIRGINIA
AND BRANCHES FOR THE YEAR 1852.
BIZ the Stockholders. Bu the E,ecut;,s

DIRECTORS OF THE BANK OF VIRGINIA
AND BRANCHES FOR THE YEAR 1852.
By the Stockholders. By the Eveeufipp.
L cnMoND
Jas Caske Ro A Mavo-
John |, Bacon Hiram Dickinson
Ihos Price Dani Fl Lon ION.
Alfred 7 Harris Dabpey z Gooch*
John Woub,e*
Josiah Wis~ VIM Roberts. r.
Geo Reed John James
3 MeClean Jas Fl Johns,or*
VIVA L HARRISON
PETERSBURG.
Jos Bragg 4 r Broocks
John II Patteson Branch r. Hurt
Ihos White Sam'l V Watkins
Thos Wallace
fREDzKIcKsBURa.
Hugh Mercer WP Conway
Jos Fickiin SamI Philios
Hugh scoit Ro Dickey*
John James Chew*
LYNcHBURG.
Chiswe Dabney TW billiard
John Hoilins Chas II Lynch
Jas M Cohhs Edmond Logwoods
Ambrose Ruckes
DANvILLE.
Thos Atkinson John w Holland
treo Pfre Nathaniel Wilson
John Burton" Chas VI Ccsby*
Hugh W Holcomhe*
1has / Bale Geo S Penn
Joht Wilson Oliver Gray*
Cary Breckenridge VIM Couch.
Thos Car milI+
CHARLEsT0N.
Las g Mcfarland John II Goshorn
w Cham erlain Francis Thomson
Andrew Parks Thos Matthew'S
Joel Shrewsbury
PoRTsMoUTH
San'l M Wilson Ro M Rovkin
Rch'd w Baugh M w Armjsread
Thos Brooks, Jr VIM Couke*
1eihto 4 Jenkas~
sNew Directors
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THE SCALPEL for MAY is now ready

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CONTENTS OF NO. Is MAY, 1882.
The 1nhdely of Medical Men What is lif.f The Flee
tive and Creative Force The Rarer Elements OF the HUI
Lite Sketches Of the New-York Physicians: The Teeto-
tu, or Gyrains Professor: The Euphuist The bairsch
Sweeper Chonier: The Conservative or Percentage
Professor: The Beloved Physician.
Wh are the Cases OF the Enormous Prevalence OF Drop
y 10 the Head and in Children in New-York-
Their Symptoms aud Treatment.
Marriage Of Homeopaths and Ecleccs of CIeveand-Llfe
Sketches Of their Professors BY NUx; SOh DilutonDespse
not the day ofsnaH things
The Education Of our Children The Cilds embodiment
OF God; Beauty, Order Justice and Truth.
Work and Sleeping Rooms Of New-York Workwomen -
the Landlord Philsnthopst in Pursuit of his Souls Saliva
ton.
Dymenorhea. the Cause of Barcnness its Treatment BY
Ceutery and lncision by the Editor Illustrative Cases
Remarkable Case of Puerpera Commissions supervenng
Epilepsy Of seventeen years standing Hysterotomy BY the
Editor: PostM oitem.
The PLsnomenons great case of Obsetrica Dagnoss-a
rch one
"ouTs on ouaekery:r, sisyphus Shooting the Faithful
The American Medical Association in aChoorec State
The Sndering Qrack: Dis ISL pisin; to yomans VII Is
if he takes tenn in tie pely.
Fatal Clse of Oyarotony
Fatal Elect of Chloroforn.
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Professional sympathy Tears of Contrition,
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David Reese, on Medical Ethics.
The Smdes Favors thankfully received Syrup OF Sarss-
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METROPOLITAN HALL. late Trim

METROPOLITAN HALL, late Trip
1Vl ler-Tickes Sl-WEDNESDAY MAY S 1859
GRAND VOCAL and INSTRU MENTAL CONCERT Of
SiGNOR JOSE GALLEGoS, from Andslusa Spain,)
.ne woiie renowned Gmtapis This inst appear
sisrOr JOSE GALLEGos has the honor TO announce
10 the public of NewYor that his Grand Concert will take
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sgnor j. GALLEGOs has great satisfaction also in stat
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SlGNORINA ADELINA PATTI,
ouly sysars old puplof Sgnoa Valentino and the follow
''''''' SiGNoRA C. BARLEPPATI,
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tens OF Milan, Naples, Madrid, &c.
SIGNoRA NALENTINL
SIGNORA NiCOLAO.
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Full Chorus of the Italian Opera Grand Orchestra under
the direction Of g; Va a S SNnS Me-
PROGRAMME
PARTI
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2 Grand ariation of Love, composed and
4 Jenny Lind. Echo Song 80 rapturOasly sp-
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- Pant II.
2. kense Finale, from BeliAis Opera of La Som
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4. Grand Composition the SHARP Guitar.
with the graceful and sentimental variaiiors Of
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Gsna clor: ;stabsi Mater.
Between the find and second parts the Orchestra win per
form "LA Belle Americans Aszourke" composed BY Geo.
Tickets a. To be had at the principal Hotels, Muds
Stores and the Metropolitan Hall the evening OF the
Doors opsn s. Z Performance y commence u u O'Clock
precisely
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