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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-11

100 REWARD.-Runaway,f from the sub
w scriber, on the 3rd inst, my boy JACK.
tie u about feet or 10 inches in height; very
bright mulatto; has a over, and a very small
one ON the lid of one of his eyes, He is a very
stout well built man. l will give $40 if taken in
Lynchburg or the county of Campbell; $50 if ia.
ken out of the county for his apprehension and d..
livery to me in Lynchburg.
fe 9-3t ROBERT 8. WILKINS.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
u, ESTATE in THE CITY OF RICHMOND
AND COUNTY OF HENRICO.-By virtue of a
decree of the Circuit Court of Chancery, made
on the 18th day of January, 1882, in the case Of
rurpin and others against Frayser and others, /
shall, as special commissioner therein named, pro.
coed to sell, on MONDAY, the 10th dsyof Februa-
ry, 1882 at 81 O'Clock in the evening" f fair, other.
wise, the next fair day.) on the premises, three
LOTS Mes. So, 81 and 81, in the city of Richmond,
fronting 80 feet each ON 18th street. between
franklin and Broad streets, in of Dickinson &
Brothers. auction house, and running back S.
On THURSDAY, the lath day Of February, 1852,
at l2 o'clock, NJ If fair otherwise en- the next fair
day. shall proceed to sell, under the said Decree
on the premises, the PLANTATION mentioned in
the said decree, called Dove Hill, in the county
of Henrico. And at the same time and place, two
other tracts. or parcels OF LAND lying near the
same. tx seF9 "a t
Terms OF SALR--For the Lots in Richmond
one.third cash. and the remainder in two equal In
stalments at and 8 months, the purchaser execu-
ting negotiable notes, bearing interest from day oil
sale, with approved endorsers, and the tile with
held until further order of the court. For the
win be given, the purchaser executing negotiable
notes, with approved endorsers carrying Interest
from I.u Of sale and the title withheld until fsr
Their order of the court. s.
JESSE F. REESE. commissioner.
ia 23-2awtd
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TALU-
u ABLE REAL ESTATE NEAR RICHMOND.
| Chancery for the Coraty Of Henrico, pronounced
the 26th day Of January 1862 in the suit Of New
& Gregory and others, the undersigned acommis.
sioner appointed by the said decree, will ON SAT
URDAY, the Path day If the present month, az
excepted expose to sale at public auction. on the
premises, the real estate in the said suit mention
ed, consisting of two parcels Of Land lying the
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feg LUDLAM & WATSON. 5


haps more appropriate use could not be
made CT the porcupine qnkl than that of a per-
holder. A. an offensive and defensive weapon il
II with more than ordinary epistulary talent. Try
II. supply OF heautitil kind IL received by
feb Il D. SAkxAY, bookseller
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-11

10 EADY MADE CLOTHING AT cost
II Alarge supply of Overcoats, Business Costs
Pants, Vests, &c. to be Disposed Of afeost unsf th6
spring. at HYNEbfAN'S, No. % Main street. Thoso
that wish to purchase wild plense call and judge
for themselves, as am determiued 20 cloo8 cuf
nv winter goods at cost and nd mistale Coma
one come al, and you win find the cheapest cloth-
IA 22-dtl2Ft T.. HYNEMAN
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MRCHANICSs ONION A68OOTX-
1N4 TIONs-CASH AND GuAnANTREsCARf-
tai $50 00O-Of8ce IN Exchsnee buildfnS nexf
doo- TO the Post Office, Mchtnond y. B. DEAN,
&C. Wood, II. B.. Judkins. 81 w
This h an Association Of working Men ma
others for the mutual assistance q eaeh other II
By the paymento Of the following annual dsooai6s.
you VIII necomc life member, md Win boGntifle6
% weekly benefit during life, n yen ahomld -
disabled oy sickness or accident from attending 70
your ordinary business or oceupatJon FemSIer
insured against sickness comrnoo "a hrsh 800 8
YEARLY DEPOSIT OF MEMBERS UnDEH s.
YEARS OF AGE. esEs FEse g - s.
Table Of Rates, Ne. I. -
Those drawing for the first weeks sickneru -
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BY JOHN H. ID. PAINE. .alesman.
Inn NEW MUSK ETs, Ar AUCTIoN-Wnl
o'clock at the Office of John r. d. Payne on elev-
spth street, between Main and Bank streets, 100
muskets, with bayonets, and in good condition
fe6 THE OWNER
A LIKELY NEGRO MAN, AT AUCTION
"A will sell, on THURSDAY, the l2th insiant g
IL O'clock at the Office 0fJohn r d. Payne. on lin
stree. between Main and Bank Streets . iIkeiy ne
gro man, belonging to the estate Of VIM II Luxe du-
ceased
Terms tide &c. made known on day OF sale.
f. s j. M.FERGUSS0N, Administrator.
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AMERICAN HOTEL.

RICHMOND, VA.
YNHE subscriber begs to inform his friends
4 and the travelling public, that the American
Hotel has just been elegantly retted and furnished
In the most costly manner. The situation of the
mouse Is unsurpassed, being on Main street, front
ing the Capitol, and com manding fine view OF
the James river and surrounding country
Having had the experience of several years at
Jot es Hotel, Philadelphia, the undersigned assures
his patrons that no trouble or expense shall be
spared to make the American all that first class
hotel should be-
fe7-lm. J. MILDEBERGER SMITH.
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK, VIA NORFOLK
The neto and elegant double engine (side.uheeD
STEAMSHIP ROANOKE.
l2D1 TONS BURrHEN--LEwIs PARRISH, coMM'R
kEA The ROANOKE has recently had
R4 large additions made to her accom-
xs1sl<e4sS4s modations for passengers, and is
ksz-sESkz<z1 row on the route again between
Richmond and New York, touching at Norfolk GO.
ing and returning.
She leaves New York every Saturday afternoon,
at . o'clock, and Richmond every Tuesday after.
noon at O'clock.
NJ, every Tuesday Shippers can learn of us every
Monday morning at what hour she will be ready on
that day TO receive freight.
This line has connection with any other
Those who desire to have their goods landed at
either point IN 30 to SO hours, In express time
can accomplish it by this fine Steamship.
Passage Including meals and stateroom &C.
Communications to or from New York, Sl2 90
Storage passage from New York, . 6 90
his line Is not responsible for the delivery of
goods unless bills of hiding are grated therefor.
Passengers can secure their tickets at our Office
south side OF the Basin, or of our Clerk, on the
wharf, at Rocaetts
fe IrfDIAM A. yvATcoN
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flISTOLs. PIsTOLS.-Just received from
[ the manufacturers. splendid assortment OF
Colts celebrated i've shooters also, Aliens hye
dueIlinQ, seIfcocking and ride Pistols, Bowie
Knives, Dirks Canes, with and without Swords,
Liquor-Flasks. Pocket Cups, Cempa-ses, Spy.
Glasses, Pocket Books, Money Purses. Razors, &c,
for cash JAMES WALSH,
Successor TO Thomas Tyrer, No. Main st.
Gun AND RIFLE MAKING, GUN
NJ SMITHERY, Ac.--J. w. VIII make to order
and for SALE ell kind of Rides, double aud single
barrel Guns RiAes aud Pistols restocked. altered
into percussion, and repairs in al tho varieties 81
Gun-Smithery. done In superior style and on &C.
comm0dHing terms. ja 3l-2aw3W
- Round,
Is hhds prime Halsimore Sides
Is do Shoulder, for sale b
JAZZ CHAa. =. WoRTHAN y CO.
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FOR HIRE, Ave Negro Men to remu in or
L near the city. JNO. w. WRIGHT,
/, jag Dock Wharf.
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SPECTACLES.-P Persons in want OF s,pectacies
~ in any kind of frames, can be suited by US We
keep glasses framed and not framed to suit all eyes
requiring their aid. Some of them from the cele
brated house of McAllister, OF Philadelphia.
Also, Concave Glasses for near sighted persons
GENNET & JAMES,
fe9 ss4 Eagle Square.
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II 10 COFFKE.-l00 bags prime Rio Coffee,
~ just received and for sale low by
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-01
b Y TELEG r III,
90 the lllurtcster spp.
Latest California News.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
CRESCENT CIGY.
$1,000, 1000 in Gold.

New York, Feb %.
The steamship Crescent City, from Chagres, via
Kingston, Jamaica, arrived at O'Clock this AFTER
noon She brings about $50 passengers, and the Pa
cifc mails. She brings million three hundred
thousand dollars in gold dust.
The emigration from Chagres to Navy Bay con-
nues undated, and fears were entert aimed that the
place would be depopulated.
Several unjust imprisonments had taken place at
Chagres, causing much excitement among the PEG.
pie, who had appealed to the government. 1t was
understood that the officials would be dismissed.
The Crescent City arrived at Chagres on The 18th
and the propeller West Wind on the 18th. She
sailed on her return on the 18th. Our advices from
Panama are TO the 9Th inst.
The Tennessee, which arrived there on the 14tb,
brought one and half million dollars on freight,
She made the run from San Francisco in ii days
and 10 hours.
A line oftelegraph is to be constructed from Pan.
anna to Navy Bay, to be finished about August next
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-01

The WEATHER.-Fesruary came in like roar
ing lion, and went out like bowling panther On
Saturday we had one of the most pitiless pelting
storms OF the seasonal regular mixed up hodge
podge Of snow, hail, sleet, and wind. In the even
ing, the streets west of Main like torrents and
1T seemed reatreservoir river. Towards morning,
the surly, shrewd wind obtained the government of
the storm, and howled and yelled like bedIamite,
rocking our houses as if they were cradles, and
waking up tiInid ladies from their slumbers, and
gentlemen who are light sieepers. At present,
thick coat of ice lays like polished breast-pIate on
the sidewalks, and the weather looks harder than
ever.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-01

The Perils OF the Lungs.-These delicatro
gans are always in per, and Lie is in peril when ,ba
do not properly perform their functions If ma NM
ton inierferes with their regular action the blood ~
mperfectly pur fed the circulation is irregular nnn ~,
whole system suffers. In the combined tonic e,no
turant, and healing properties Of Rogers SWIM "
Liverwort TAI, and Canchalagua, lies the remedy o
all this mischief. Delay is dangerous. While The n
TENTS considering tubercles may be forming or wor
sill, may be bursting IN the Lungs But il ths remedv
b properly applied, the Cough, Cold or Catarrh is !,
removed, and to the words Of Daniel Webstar
the sufferer "breathes freer and deeper" The uny,
thing requisite, is prompitude. See pamphlet in tie
hands of vgents
CAUTioN.-None genuine, unless there /, on The bnRr
wrapper, anoie OF ha d, signed with pen, by A. +
SCUNII.L a co
For sale, wholesale and retail, by A. l.. sCOVILI g.
Co, Propretors at their Principal Depot Gothic HaI
No. 3l6 Broadway, New York, 10 when all orders for
the Incidence arf ettes relating te Agencies should he
addresstd, pos, pail.
Also, for sale in Worcester, by James Green a. Co
III Main street, Spur Sibley, l4O Main street H. n
Lag II, POI Main street. and Albert Clarke PAP Main 81
PRlCE.-ln large bottles, 81 co. ar bottles for S.
mari dMTaWaw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-01

GUBERNAToRIAL SCRIMMAGE.-Quite a
scene occurred IN the R. l. Senate on the last day of
the session. The Governor was conversing with
the Clerk, upon some business before the Senate,
when the Lieut.. Governor rose TO speak and thew
continued their conversation. Afer few words,
the Lieut. Governor said, in somewhat hurried
manner, Mr. Clerk, Mr. Clerk MIR Clerk! Ifvou
have ANYTHING 10 say to HIS Excelency, or If His
Excelency has anything to say to you, when YOU
have finished, will go on. | beg you to under.
stand that You interrupt me.' Gov. Allen turned
round with surprise, raped upon his silver snuff
bcx, took pinch of snuff and informed the Lieut.
Governor that the Clerk was conyersing with him
at his request, and upon matters before the Senate.
Alter some further words, which were not dslinci "
understood, he added, "and | wish YOU to distinctly
understand, sir, that am the presiding officer Of
this body" and further added that when he was
speaking, it was for the other members to remain
sent.-Proridence Journal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-01

AN ANEcDoTE.-The inhabitants Of a small
town m OHIO, were recently put in great state of
excitement, by the announcement that Kossuth would
pass through their village at a certain time. Ac-
cordingiy, every person that could walk, man, wo
man, and child, was at the depot at the expected
moment. prepared 10 give welcome to the nations
guest Ii so happened that kossuh did not arrive
IN 'ha tram OF cans, but returned Californian was
there, who prided himself magnificent nous
iache and heavy growth of black whiskers, and
spored kossnth hat and plumes Upon seeing
the parade, he stepped forth upon the platform, to
the great amusement of his fellow passengers, aud
was received with three times thilty cheers He
raised his hat, and bowling gracefully 10 the assem-
bed company, remarked, that owing to his past la
bors, he was in delicate health, and should not he
able 10 address them at any length, but thanked
them most sincerely for their sympathy with down.
trodden Hungary, and amid deafening hurrahs, re-
turned TO his seat in the cars The conductor gave
the signal, the train moved on and was soon out of
hearing. Tie inhabitants of that village will I'M
doubedly so to their graves in the firm conviction
OF having seen and listened TO Hungary's great pat
riot.-Jouaai.
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81 We ina the following items il The papers Nv

~ We find the following items IN the papers by
the Atlantic:--
SwtrzsRLASu,--A letter from Berlin Of Feb.
Ast, IN the Bsesiaa Gascfe, states that news had
arrived there OF the conclusion Of treaty between
the Austrian Government and the President of the
French Republic, fixing the evenmah,ics which
shan cause the occupation OF Switzerland hy France
and Austria. This news, (says the letter has oc.
oas,aaed great sensation IN Berlin, as il is consid-
cred That such treaty ought not TO have been made
without the consent Of Prussia
AUSTRIA. - I'@aa, Feb. 5. - There are not
wanting many symptoms TO show curious observer
that The strange alliance, which for moment seemed
TO exist between Louis Napoleon aud the absoutist
powers, IS rapidly drawing To close. The Austrian
army Is TO he immediately increased by no less than
oooVo men, and the state OF affairs in Italy, where
1t Is not Improbable the two powers may come into
collision, causes good dead Of app ehension. The
request OF the President 10 be allowed to remove the
remains OF the Duke de Rechstad, legitimate SON OF
the Emperor Napoleon, is stated 10 have been
refused.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-01

TRAGEDY IN Iowa. A terrible tragedy was
enacted on Friday Feb. 81, near Fort Smelling.
Some five years since, man named VIM Wingate.
possessed of considerable property, settled with his
family in PonawattomisCo. in Iowa, and took up
large track of land. Soon after he became convert
to Mormonism and abandoned his family, but abont
year since returned and claimed possession of his
property, which was all yielded to him by his sons,
two OF whom had married during his absence, and
the mother and sons refusing the overures towards
reconciliation, removed and settled short d,s-
lance from Fort Smelling.
Wingate seems, since that time, 10 have associa.
ted himself with gang of halfbreeds of the most
lawless character, and on Thursday, Feb 20. in
company with several of them, again visited his
family and claimed shelter. His son offered every
hospitality to him. but would not admit his compan-
ions, and they all accordingly left together, but on
Friday night returned again, and on being refused
admittance, and the door closed against them, they
fired upon the inmates, killing Mrs Wingate and
the eldest of the four young men. They subsequent.
iy set fire TO the building, and, as the surviving
inmates attempted to escape, the two young women
were killed, and the dwelling and out houses then
burned to ashes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-01

gA destructive fire occurred on Thursday
morning last at Mortified, VT. The engine
house, ma hine shop, seven locomotives and one
platform car belonging TO the Vermont Central
Railroad Company were destroyed. Thepassen-
ger house and an engine house, recently erected,
are uninjured.
The buildings were insured at thel Montpelier
Mutual Office. Three oflhe locomotives had been
in use four years, one three years, and three one
year. The business ofthe road will not be inter
rupted by this casualty. The probablolost ofthe
Company will be $4,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-01

'WHEELBARRow' EMIGRANT RETURNED
Many Of our readers will RENE nber the account pub
Ished IN all the newspapers. nearly years ago. of
California emigrant, who crossed the plains 'on
foot and alone, with wheelbarrow conveying all his
earthly goods, that is, his provisions, clothes TOOLS
&c, in that humble vehicle, and outstipping in his
march, numbers who started for the land Of god
with more snowy and expensive appointments. His
name was Brookmire. His residence Is at Warren
Pennsylvania, where he lei, a wife and family of
children in ~ery tnufgem CIrcumsto.,ce when he
went over the Rocky Mountains to stry his fortune
BrookmIre has lately returned from California; with
about 900 of the dust all of which he dug and
washed out with his hands. And as it Is very apt
TO pour when it rains, his wife received egacies
during his absence to the of 600 falling
to her upon the death of some relations in Scotland
-SyacmSe Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-01

FRIDAY EVENING, Feb %, 1852.
An order was introduced, nquiriug into the expe-
diency of discOntinuag any further burials in the
Pine street burial ground, aad also 10 ascertain when
the New South Cemetery will be ready for public
i've. Referred to Committee on Public Grounds
Ordered. THAT the Mayor, Aid. Dickinson, and
the City Solicitor, he a Committee 70 take such
measures as they may deem advisable 10 oppose the
proposed division of the County,
hin amounting to SGT, for three quarters rent
OF room occupied by the Light lnlantry Company,
was vo,ed TO be paid
A jury list Of 2O6 names, as reported by the CON-
niuee 10 whom the matter was referred, was amend
ed and adopted, in concurrence with the Aldermen
After the transaction of some minor business, al,
halfpas' ten, the Council adjourned to Monday even
ing, March Is, at Z O'Clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-01

THE CRYSTAL PALACE, which has more than
once been reported in process Of demolition, still
tands and the Lords of the Treasury have appoint
ed commission to ascertain the cost Of purchasing
the structure, Of keeping it in repair, Of removing it
to some other situation, and to determine the best
use to which it may be applied. The donations
from the articles exhibited, towards forming per-
manent museum, fill five large rooms, and amount to
$50 900 worth of property, forming fine sample of
the objects displayed, but chiefly Astounding in spec-
mems of raw material. The destiny of the building
is not yet sealed. If retained, il is found a new
roof must be constructed, the cost Of which, with
other necessary repairs, is estimated at 100000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-01

SINGULAR DIsAPPF AR ANcr F~~l-~'~l. soi-rv-e-
der, clerk in the employment of Dederick Nor
isse grocer, doing business on the corner of Wash
ington and Hammond streets, New York disappear.
ed few days since most mysteriously. The owner
returning to the store after short absence, found
Schroeder gone and the money drawer riAed of
about 81 lady living opposite, said that during
his absence she two men enter the store, one of
whom carried basket; that Immediately after, the
clerk came outside to some coal, but as he
returned TO the store in great hurry it is supposed
ne had seen his pretended customers abstracling
money from the drawer. Soon after he entered the
mea we're seen by the same lady, running from
the store, pursued by the clerk, who has not since
been seen or heard Of and who it is supposed, has
been murdered 1t is improbable that he was par
ty to the robbery, as his employers owed him fifty
dollars.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-01

FOREIGN ITEMs.-M. Theirs and Joseph MAJ
znl are just now the two most distinguished foreign
refugees in London. NJ. Theirs is courted BY seve.
raj of the leading nobility, and Mazzini is about TO
enlighten the Engshmen upon the subject Of Dung
Italy and the present state Of Europe. He has an
nounced that he y next week commence series of
lectures upon political affairs.
Theirs is as contemplate as Nlazzini is noble and
great. Theirs was republican in early life; he was
'of the revolution in 1880, Bonapartis in 1886,
an Oreanst in 1851, and an enpigre in 1852. MAJ.
zini il, and always a republican.
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Messengers Notice.

Worcesfer, S. February 81, 1852
ON. THOMAS KINNICUTT, Judge of Probate
Il within and Tor the County of Worcester has this
gay Issued Warrant against the Estate o EDMUND
KEMrTON, OF Blackstone, in said Comty Hnsbai,d,
man, an lnsol'eni Debtors the pay ment OF ai ebts
or me delivery Of any property belonging to said nso
vent Debtor, to hun, or for his use, the transfer of
any property by him. are lolbidden by law
Inc hrst meeting OF the creditors of said Insolyent
Debtor, will be held Court of Insolvency at the Of
nee 81 SAID Judge OF Probate, in Worcester in said
ou9ty, on the twenty fifth day of March next AT elev-
en- o'clock N the oon for the proof OF debts and
the choice of an Assignee or Assign es of said estate
- -, J. DAY, Deputy Sheriff,
mari u'twlt Messenger.
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COMMERCIAL.
Boston Marlxct-Feb, %

Flour-Market dull with sales of small lots We
quote Genesee common brands at S. 10 fancy at SIS 2
40 extra at 50 p 70; Ohio aud Michigan common
brands at 81 20, and do fancy IS IL per bbl cash
southern Is in moderate demand, at S. s. J2l per
Dbl, months -
CONDUIT little Yellow Corn in MARKET and holders
are hrm WIN sales OF small lots from store 7lc and
&C or white, per bush cash RI at Tue per bush cash
small sales OF Northern Oats at 40 a Ale.
Proyisons-Demand m d. Clear Pork at ~ so; Mess
do at SIG 30, and Prime do. IA so. Western Mess
Lard is firm, 9ac lol bbs ana at 10 l04c for kros
Hams at 10 lO4c per ID. mos.