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Friday Morning, April 2 1852 I
s,.,,,,.. ,,.,.,- G Gle! eii YESTERDAY
s pbp cI: ro' B 1nSe'"N' ier[,s Morgan
Shin iniinna Bennett SewYo 10 Woairnr xne
SarT hark Snmesranf ca22o Genoa Preh9 clrgs &9
L,s s, George 4gf Hyle, Charleston NJ Harris.
S.r r r WI; fi p[ Ell p .sra opz' Brown
sehr ro"haitan, Caro- Pensacola, Hurley
ARRIVED.
s. n r 5 5o ny Mi T TT lamIa Bay Anals'
san: 4; a'Fe" seAi''er from AI4%i'ola, to Wood
Isl list " >'s'
snip isf di. ri ''' . lays from Ne" York. to Stanton Seo
S,h Aar Talbot 40 day from Liyspoo to massrsd dist
EI; s 2s @ssm9sia
a. 4ss '''" s,"''e'A 10
ci %@Hg R. Se 5Sm 1 frg@ Shreveport
NY World, Moore from la!nden
Eb White Brady, from wiilansort
r 52 Ba'sy s'S %I:s !'G? rom s'l laioarepe
% N5 SoS tl9sss o 55o eB sySa De c"i1e
roos. M,g. down .bt. Norfolk
rowoa Poo Ba~r rca i ths down ship. Cham
p''' aux y e!o.oasH'up snip Afhnf' Orig Denmark
EXPORTS.
o senP Meteor 200 BIZ Hour 80 do pork 30
9la ,oS sS bales cotton " bales % bales
do .a,a i:o les hams 81 bdl' So hides g ifaSs'
sIP 100 pai1s cotton 1881 nMs hour 100
hhls hams 20 bbis oil sss do whisky 800 hays Wheat R "a
GrSoAper bark cnmbsr.p5 OIL hale. coor "a, Md. ,o..o
5000 slaves is tons old IRON " ~ ~ " ~ ''
ssS" sss , ''ss ss hid, .ps.
@ t. o s to Is s Soi : wy s S Ks hsm
NJ, yER4 A cRuz Elm: Obi, assr 100 Do ss
's4 ,s, !sPs So, ia y ' '' go ~ -S' '''
s v oo S1 % S so %ia;,1,
' t"' ''' 'V' MUSE
s ems G6 d. oa .a Is s s e"
1MpopTs
KEY wnsrrr steamship iMf1 baE' 90 PIKE. Converse
Capt as 1 s Sn %dss SSSs aS Punk
| lot OF turtle order. ''N " law"
APALACHC0LA-Per steamship IS bales cotton to II w
Low 'ss"""'' '0'''-'''"'H'S Stewart S'0F
~, ,R.lsd y X e M 49, bale. se casks
s a. y '%GGa. p 9$s; T fG
'i " Ps hid 70 bags m c"'"eh-s5 casks wine T"rp
LIVERPOOL sip Arthur states, lyal DA
Ssis % 'sest 'r'ss s:t % 5sGf Ks
sss Sss s't II S sE las
uosToS-rs ship coqs"o Assorted ,' I ma,s '''''
NEW YoRK-Per ship Fairfield: Assorted md.c.
MAS S11 So brig Denmark ss5 has an" Ii ties moa''ss
sch. Oregon 1900 specie to r,as.t,ase Fer
nnrz-$5OO Nrarner &so4i5l Cgmerda+Oo 100 hides Ito
oh h"cs saFsal"rlE Nals-a! do 5 Fernandez.
r rEysAco1AF .ss Ella feet lumber c ros!,
''''' D''"21-z s''''0 S'' lumber f'''sS
,,,.,,r,,.-.u, RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
;ssa%S S s5 ss' !ss a S s '
e. s. $ssSS &C. ss; S
H oil ssc,omb VOORHEES, w. Bro butter
sSf9 l si Si as%' si ts"s4s' , so %
bis fS IT, 5 Geo S Fo Sse az I
ss sI 4&i,s ssseg
So bis liquor nsyro, Iansoas tes aa % do .ter N f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-02

NEwYoRK CxrAIs-The Network Canal COMMISSIONERS
have fixed the 18th inst for the opening of the Canals in
that State
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-02
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.



COTTON-The demand was fair yesterday and the sales
amounted to 1000 bales the market closing with mness
especially after the Canadas generally known.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-02

"Asiny"roNs Birth Day IN NArLEs,--The anniversary
OF the birth Of Washington appropriately celebrated
at Naples Hon, H. j Morris Charge Atfares gave
brilliant tcc in honor of the day. His invitations in
cutcd all the Americans there ard extended to the
Diplomatic Corps and many Neapoitan ladies and gentle
distinction. Ills house brilliantly illuminated
over the entrance 10 the court the name of Washing
ton described by sariegaed lamps The company began
uhle abuuv haifpast nine and by the large
filed
The officers Of the T. $ ship Independence and of
British steamer just arrived and several officers of the
swiss regiments serving here present Com Morgan
detained by illness The supper displaying
tables loaded with uxuries opened eleven clock
Nr Morris and his accomplished lady did the honors in
such u to impart chcerulness to the scene
Thi. easier. from Mr. Ms knowledge of languages
speaking he does French italian, Spanish with ease
and hucncy.
Among the Americans there Peter c. Brooks and
lady. If Boston Arthur Middleton and lady Of South
Csroiuai Mr.. Pugh lady and sisters. Of Philadelphia
Jacob Carter. of Network Mrs Peters "a daughter
Gov Wor;hington Of ohio) of Philadelphia; Miss Win
trlp. Of Boston, etc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-02
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,

OFFICE THE DAILY CRESCENT
Friday Morning, April 2, 1852. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Meteor Forbes, Galveston, Harris 4 Morgan
Ship Diana, Claussen, Bremen, J P Whitney Sco
Ship Plymouth, Winsor, Boston, L II Gale
ship Indiana, Bennett New York, J o Woodruff Geo
Sar bark Cumberland Cn19lo, Genoa. Preln Clegg
Bark Laura Snow, Robbins Marseles and Market Farwel
Brig s. George, Hyler, Charleston, r NJ Harrison Geo
Scrr Mary Ellen, Earl, Vera Cruz, S Brown
Srlr Vstar, Perry, Pensacola Master
Sehy fu~haitAn Caro-, Pensacola ! Hurley
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-02
PASSENGERS.
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.


NIL" First Municipality; "m4" Municipality; "tn3,
hrd Municipality The left hand indicate the number Of the
sts at viii The ais lay1
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Home Mutual Insurance Company o.
The Liverpool and London Fire and Life

INSURANCE COMPANY.
Authorized Capital. TEN millions DOLLARS.
Surplus and Reserved Fund 100000
a2y3iG,O00
Working CapiaTwo Millions Three Hundred and Forty Thousand
Dollars.
Offering by unusually large capital and the unlimited individual
ieby the Stockholders desderaum lusnancee
most perfect security to the pubics prepared to against
tire Risks IN NewLreaHs, the most reasonable terms.
The usual abatement Of made the Companys Poll
with the Mutual Companies, and all settlements for losses
will be prompt and liberal.
CHAs. BRIGGS, Agent, Office rs ST. Charles street.
BOARD OF REFERENCE IN NEW ORLEANS:
Samuel Nicholson, A. Iiene, TlJsnas SellsI,
A. 1anfear, G. A. Holt VIM. Mure,
VIM Felowes, J. L. Behn, Jas Robb,
E. Ogden.
DIRECTORS IN YORK:
JAS. BROWN, Chairman.
Francis CoTTESKr Deputy Chairman.
George Barclay Frnncs Griffin, Royal Phelps,
Mark ". COLLECT, Mort Livingston, Ed. f. Ssnderson,
G. W. Faber, VIM. S. Wemore.
ALYRKp PILL, Residen, Secretary.
FRANCIS GRIFFIN, Counsel of the Board. ms ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-02

aNIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION TO-
BAccorhe subscribers have constantly on Sgd and e. sss
COUNTY, KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE AND MISSOURI WRAPPERS
AND FILTERS. Also Tobacco hogsheads and bales selected for the
Mexican market, and for plantation . , .
60 Camp ztree' ard &3s Tchouptouas strset.
s7s-- Tobarco hslsd o sa Iss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-02

pR.7H PRESrER.-The Cleveland Herald says
samuel Preston editor of the Huron Reflector in de-
sccnding his Office stairs the evening of the 3D.
fell and fractured his skull so that he died next morn
ing lie was in his seventy fourth year and worked at
the business the time Of the accident He eirnd the
trade the Boston Palladium office published the Far
Cabinet, at Keene Newllampshire, which he left
in 1901 Ohio in 1873 and in 1880 became senior
editor Of the Reflector. He much respected, flied
respectfully number of responsible offices, and left not
personal encmy''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-02

N4,Ai-We learn from the Pensacola Gazette of the
10Th inst that the U, S, steamer Vixen Lieut. Com g
William Smith left that port the oath, bound to IIa-
wanna carry dispatches to the commander-n chief
the Home squadron who supposed to be there in the
steamer Saranac.
Cant Rodmau NJ. Lewis is detached from the yard.
Lieut. r. L. Love has been detached from the station
ms inspector provisions, and Lieut.. Henry A. Steele
ordered To his relief
purser Dudley Walkers place at the navy yard is to BE-
supplied the first proxmo by Purser John O. bradford
1t is rumored that Com Newton the late commandant
Of the Pensacola station is to relieve Com Parker in
mnnd of the Gulf Squadron.
Surgeon W l., YanIorn is to relieve Surgeon D. c..
Mcleod on board the Albany in May next and DR.. Nc
Ieo to take charge of the Hospital of the station in his
stead.
The u S. steamers Fulton and Saranac expected il
at Pensacola daily,
Com Francis II. Gregory is ordered to relieve Com
John Downes in the command Of the u S. Navy Yard ut
BOSTON in May next. Com Downes ii is said. is to BE-
the chief of the of Navy Yards and Docks vice
Com Joseph Smith.
Purser Robert Petit is to be detached from the
cciypr vessel North Carolina the LIST April and Pur-
ger BENJAMIN Cahoonc has been ordered to relieve him
Purser George f. Sawyer has been ordered to the IT, S
frrate Cumberland at Boston, fitting out as the flag
shin of the Mediterranean Squadron.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-02
Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance
COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
IF Incorporated in April ls49 declared dividend of 50 per
Two Years. business.
Office No. IS CAMP ST. between ravier and Common
BUSINESS COMPANY LIFE INSURANCE ONLY
This Company being solely the protection policy
holders their families poverty its operations
Great National Benevolent Institution conducted the
solid
life handsome legacy widows children death
sS All policy holders, whether life
Time the n till DEATH participate the whole the profits of
The Company.
Of Debtors.
effect the life of her husband the sole benefit and
herself aud children, free from the cams Of creditors.
TRUSTEES:
k Robe io 4 Ward Samuel Stewart, Wm E. Isysish
PETER CosRKY, Jr., President Board of Trustees,
DIRECTORS:
E,w. sewell, John 4: pougherty, John Claiborne,
| Edw Jeuner Coke, John NJ. Lee, F. X. Masterson,
| H. G. Heart, Thos. c. jenkins, NJ o. Preston,
| NJ. NJ Cohen, o. Wickhan D. R. Carroll,
| N c. Hall, John A. Roberts, John NJ. Curran,
| Geo. W. Smith, r. H. Brunei, R. T. Armistead,
| Samuel Wolf, L. Spansenberg.
| EDw. JESNrR CoxE, Vice President
A. J. WEpnRRRugS, NJ D.. Medical Board OF
f., HE fE n c2nas s|,, Examine.
who will be at the office daily from hapast L.
By the Charter only $4,000 taken on single lie
LEI This Company prepared to entertain applications for Life insu
and Policies all healthy White persons
Negroes the Table Rates established Board which
than the charged the and London offices without
their residence the South By the charter Dividends
Of Profits declared annually and the profits draw interest and
where the party has paid his premium. n full.
~ California Permits NewYork London Prospectus
Table Rates and all information to Life Insurance. and I'LL
effect Insurance. had the Office OF the Company
| e5@- Extensive Travelling Privileges.
- Office hours. 3 A. NJ. to 5 Pm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-02

IoanrrLE MuHpER.0n the 18th ult.. old and highly
esteemed citizen of Jasper county, Miss, named Jane
Rlakenoy. shot at his residence by named
Marcus r. @ Randall The latter suspected Blakeney of
improper intercourse with his WIFE and make her
teSs whipped her and matreated her brltaly. Under
the she acknowledged the charge when Randall
took rifle Ia present from Bakeny) and proceeded his
house lie him his residence called upon him
look and fired he turned around shooting him
through the body Blakeney lived only hours de-
nyng the charge made against him in the solemn
manner up to the last moment of his existence.
The murderer after his arrest, acknowledged his guilt
expressing. however conjunction of conscience and
rcgrcting that he had not shot Bakeney through alb
domeu that he might have lived longer and endured
intcnser agony.
Not months ago, Bakcneys only child fell into the
reand burned to death and only few weeks since
lis wife died of lingering and painful disease. The
parent and husband (says the Pauing Carion has fol-
lowed by the stealthy hand of the assassin and thus by
fatal accident disease and murder, whole family has been
swept away within few months
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-02

ARRIVED.
Stennh' Day PteI from Key West, Tampa Ananh-
oH ST Marks and Pensacola, Green Harding &co-2d my
Steamship Amcrca MAlis,er from Apaaeicola, Low
I'd dist.
Ship oumbo unhar Boston 18th February Fosick Sco
LIST list.
Ship aud ID Lombard lay. York, Stanton eco
list dist
Ship Arthur Talbot. 40 days from Liverpool
Brig Denmark, Ro1ey from Maanzas,
Sclr Martha Webb dHy from Pensacola mlsterBasin.
Scr Ella Scernteck Pensacola,
Scr Diamond Mack days Pensacola iaster-Basin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-02

NTEW G0ODS-P. W. WOODLIEF, No. ID
received steamships Winhed Aect
Union and Empire City and by the sailing from Ess
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS heretofore unsurpassed IN extent variety
recherche style which he offers ALE AND RETAIL
his reduced The stock consists in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-02

The Ncwiork papers of the 18th contain the news
brought by the Europa. of which have had tele-
graphic summary,
The English papers filed with election returns
most Of which are in favor Of the Government.
1t is generally understood that the be adopted
by Lord John Russell and his party will be force the
rics to carly dissolution of Parliament if has to
be done by limiting the supplies to three months They
Will then be compelled to appeal TO the country the
questions at issue.
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Zee 1! Zee /! !!

NEW ICE HOUSE
LEYEE STREET nearly opposite Armstrong, Harris 90
Steamship Wharf, and
No. SIS TCH0UPiT0ELiS STREET.
]. STAFFoRD& co.
r5S- ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. mh9i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-15

FOREIGN lTEMs,-Thc subjo' ned aIl.tionol
ITEMS by the Glasgow, 20 ,sess some inter
est
There was considerable difference in France
as to what should be tho tile Of the new En-
Peror-so'ne prcler Louis Napoleon" and
others NapoleonllI,"
=, The movement fS vorins the son Of Prince
Canine, as heir prcsumptive TO the throoe If
me NaPoleons gains much consisirnce.
1t was thought that the electors IF Franco
would be summoned on the 2lst Of Nov.mLer
to vote ard the legislative corps onthe 2s,b to
count. ''' :"
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SPECIAL NOTICES

49,, TO TIE MEMBERS OF TIE YOUNG
60 MEMS sOCiETY--} o.. nrr hereby in formed,
TIA, qi1acioq Of qour b. = So be held ~ your ilalI
a. Saturday evening. = o'cIask. LIT cyely member
v5ada.re the prosperity # tbi, Society be in ult'-
Il rec. Aaclaeljon Of o''irais sill. fal o rpsr.
nov Il.2t J. I. MILLER Sec'y.
49,. In Tuesday the 10Th Of November. the Ladies
t~R~ Of hmaert .. II. anil is u iuily propose Civ
in, Sappr for the purpose o raising money enclose
IL. Church at TINT placc.
Admission Ely cents, hour aro-senbii"g O'clock.
my l0llGn
- 1t now being certnu that cly Is u be lighted
witb with Gts i tphe the earliest opportunity of il.
forming the cilize Of LrueIbur, rla slnH prepare
immediately for GA&-FtTrINGand respectfully soliei
the patronnge Of ny friend md the pubic gcoerallG
Aug 20.-ats A.G. DAENEY. A'Gr,
PuEoNIx FurSDpY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-15

\ writer in The Springfield Republican, from
the Worcester Insane Retreat. mentions the
following: There is small pond in the gar
den. Just opposite the pond saw woman,
humbly dressed, looking in the water.
That poor woman, said the Doctor, las
been here for several yeats. She assists in the
kitchen and i, perfectly harmless. although IN.
durable. She Is the wife Of an Industrious
man. living in an adjoining town. They had a
family of three boys, two Of which died sud
denly, Of the scarlet fever. Within week Of
Their burial. the mother proceeded to n pond
near by for some Water. As she was dipping
her pail, she saw something just beneath the
surface " hich attracted her attention, and, tax.
ing n wooden rake, she pulled II 10 the bank;
ii proved to be the body Of her remaining chJld.
walnut shell, with piece OF paper stacl> in
the centre was floating upon the water, which,
no doubt, sailing from the reach Of the child.
caused him IL stretch for it, lose his balance
and he drowned. Before sunset she was mad
-ra'lng mad-and was brought here. 1t IS
her daily custom to watch that water FOR II
lew moments, just at the hour she disc Dsered
the body OF her child. and then tn return guiet-
Ily 10 her work Bu. if she was not allowed
Ito 90 SO, which by way Of expcriln, l. la.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-15

New York, Nov. L Eight slaves ia tta
custody Of Jonathan Lennon Of Bah county
va were brought before Judge Paine lcs'cr-
DAY under writ OF Habeas Corpus. Mr. CuI-
YER counsel for The saves, moved thca =.
charge on the ground that theg were, 4,frs,ei
INTO the STATE 10y their master aa1 - -. %. =.
fore free. The Judge concurred ia rhis opin
'on' hnt deferred the case I'll Monday, Lem
m, brought them here in a snip froyn Texas.
There is no excitement
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;n,, ana, ;a,o another State mr. d,berylre sLall
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C0R&rT0tjoa eta PjsZo,,

-, -fGw oR&, Nov. I0.-The Rev. Jonathan
", " a'""ngh'' prov Incial Bishop of New York
T Tbs eo"seeTstod to-day in Trinity Church.
nefG was largennmber in attendance 10 wit.
ness inc ,t ceremonies, which were highly id1pos-
,,"s. ne conservation sermon wa, preached
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-15
NA2SY a.GslnN.
b, the undersigned, arc ngnin oprninr and exbib

NJ b, the undersigned, again opening and exRib
iting very large assortment + Cooking Stoves
ii every variety Of size and patent commonly IN use.
together witha well selected of Parnr Chun.
oer' othce and Factory stoves Sa,amanur Furnaces,
Hraes, Fronts Tenders Scultes Cindcr Shoves BLOW.
ers &c &c, to which wy respectfully call the n
tention OF our customers ind friends. Resting a. surcj
that though cannot promise 10 sell ata lower p,ce
than any one else, eur prices will range as low n,
Others, and that we viii accommodate customers who
will favor us with an examination, to their satisfaction
as wei as their expectation.
p S-We would like Ia employ . or good Journey
men Timers & Al
at 2s as AGRl,E Is NrEgIfT..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-15

eiaia. Ey-ry one arqai.,'cl y'i'a d. butte
r., ka,.. tat H.. "a Il administer ar -acr1
NM 10 M mn. u or lpA. f ,sos'' pr y l.
Il, .,,e5. Known. tIc.,. f,el,. /! !. d. Il
truth. aad re memory Of a deceased Clf's''a''
thaI should safe fheu.
Believe NJ, gentlemen, ; ou most "1'd'eS
- ''''' r. 3 RIETr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-15
Mr.. RnErr has addressed the fo2Iouin,

Mr. RnLrr has addressed the foHo,in,
letter to the editor Of the Charleston Ncycurg
j. relation to Nh WEBsrGR's religious views:
10 kic Editors efHc Charleston Nsycm.g:
Ga4mea;--Iour Washington correspond.
cat ~ obviously very far lram being an Impair.
tai Judge Of Mr.. Weh~tors cIaracler HoW
great is his impaujaliDy viii be obvious Gom
single statement madci in his lcter published
yesterday morning, He says Of han:--"He
was member of no religious denomination
he made no pr"tensions to pe,y.' Now the
fac, Is, thar for several years past Mr.Webster
did maha continual pretensons to piety by be-
ing rrgular member of the Protestant Ennis.
coqai Canrch. myself, for the last two win
tiers, have seen him very often in Washington
in a tendance on public worship IN the Rev.
Dir. Buffers Church; and have moreover. re.
reatedly seen him partake of the comm anion at
the hands of DR.. Butler, and ON one occasion
l. the harAs tgo},, 81 Bishop Meade, of Vir.
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llaN. vi l. kIvG. mo }iec President =
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The Charleston Courier says Of tho literary
works Of The lameuted Calhoun, ''but liille in.
icrcst or demand is manifested for The work.
aud the edition for the most rart lies qnrtDg re-
posing on the booksellers shelves"
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DAILY VTRGTNIAN.
,,oInA, MORNING NOVEMBER -. ls5!.

- wrath MA \ tfrfftf. sfutn sia' fafs' II
-, e..., Mtia and fhiri Strsft. . ifseet . -
llrs Good. Sure s.I, tar ~ as4a7sitn iis'f..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-15

SrN1rNllp Tie Governor last Thursday
commnrca the punishment Of Lucy, die ncgress
convicted in Richmond Of killing her chi'd from
jealh by hanging to sale and transportation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-15

1uu SOUTHERN CIRers.-This celebrated
Circus,nndor the proprietor ship Of Nessrs. III
ired Y Robinson, will exhibit in Richmond
next Thursday, i'jJay and Saturday.