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TN PURSUANCE of an orler of Jesse c

SMITH FSq Of tr Of knxs hereby
sven according an claims Angus
IUs GRAHAM Of ihe Guy rk,n iees.ed that are
required eIhlh the With tho vouchers thereof ~ the sub
cle Roler sherwe hs pser cf business Marshall
Hud~rav ~ the CITY Bosa before the i5tA dAy
January neSt-psed, Jay ;, lssi -
ROBERT sHSRWEIl., ESscaor.
" ABikI A LOW.
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NOTICE us HEREBY GIVEN. that an ap-

reaon ~i he made the LesszAFo % the stale
Nok Act incorporate the NATiONfL COLLkK
or PHYSICIANS AND suRoKOss 70 be located the - OF
New Yok-Dec rs, 1859. di1 iavd~F~
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LET FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
Hear bot the celebrated and distinguished d. WOOD Of
Nss.gchuaetrs SAYS of

Hear what the celebrated and distinguished DR WOOD. OF
Massachusetts, says OF 1t ,,,o.ovsr,, lime 1914
sIR-It gives pleasure inform you that one Of
my paflents while Bos;on procured some Of your Co1ea
entirely cured tie already looks like new person who
40 sho time since locked pale and tkin and was sarce-
~ abl. 10 crawl aroud thought scarcely possible Tor
I'm ever 10 regain hs full strength and faculties; his case
cine such the Hospital bat they we're Of no
effect In the mean time my patient had procured some OF
your Cordial which effected cure, am satisfied no otneI
medicine could have done shall ever warmly recon nsnd
II whenever opportunity occurs The lnse,ior "a nay
Younger dave wen remember being considered ons Of
The most s.ul physeians in the United States and had
beard his Cords. veIy hgby spoken Of but one Of the
inereduou. a. to it, Until Unexpectedly and
satisfactorily convinced ~ the contrary ,,,ooc nm
r.msa very truly yours, IA "O"D' MI
THE MEDICAL JOURNALS
Have not IN single lnstance that has been
rven their other preparation for the above
complaints. IL kss in many violent and desperate S1s
effected radical after patients bad been abandoned ana
their condition pronounced hopeless BY medical prseon
ers Of high professional Character
Nv Office havuz been in store where this Cordial was
at Or .ss oc. aerous the Ts,y ncreas.
ipg demand and that without single adver.eH-n tells
5 m To- ,Irr Ave years both 10 this place and
Philadelphia, and the person taI canaloase icr sn
radically cured with dozen bottles ne haa spnt nun
areds without relief aud cured WITH ar
worth Of DR.. Nors-'. Cordial A. KENDALL, MD
DE- MoRsE-Sl.; Some time SINCE you requested my
OPINION OF tie virtues OF your zvisorstinz Cordial
am INV prepared give II. have aad il n practice
and il soT the lat feg month"; AID must give Il
o. dsceS preference ANYTHING of the Kind with which
am acquainted both medical yiTt1es and
sbe price winch ycu eel L. Am much pessed with
effects and confidence recommend n the patron.
sse OF the trO a. valuable auxiliary fJr renoviny
diseasss Of the troublesome foras and al
- ~ BENJAMIN WEEKS. MD.
Brooklyn, " + SOy.2', 1919.
Prepared BY NJ MORSE, N. D. aud for sale BY cHAs
~ RING General Agent No. ~ Broadway SevYogk, to
whom al oraes uat be adlre sssd In Brooklyn, Milne.
Nc 2i5 Falfonst
Itsput up, highly concentrated IN pint bottles. with re
blown IN the Ess and sold for u per Bottle o'
sl2; ga the doz-
Easrsd according to Act Of Consrs the year lsG BY
M.,cslfe Morse the Clerks 0i;e Of re District Coas'
Il. tie southern pA,yi., Of the Sssse Of View IssA
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saloon ssr s..erOors SO ssiosa .er Ssztescors - sns
rnaosEP - - - rnldshp "a :.
- forward - 20 - bsxk-1 -
Iuclrdlug Stews-c'tiees-
THIRD-CLsSs PASSENGERS
limited number Of th7ic4s pssscnscrs VII . A.e>
srcrr phals lph-A AID Iiyepco AID ou-d n provsocs
FIen Phil.dslpha 81 From Lverpssl % rain :.
CertScates Of yaszc VIII be Issued here - pertrs s.o
psfes a. Ill -
Freight o. per tun; coarse goods hardware ke VII -
taken sub Jet 10 Agreement -.
An experierced Srrstcn WI b earned 90 eNh 81
Susal drafts drawn at sight on England and lre,3d
For fright psss1se apply 20 -
and No Walnuf-s-- PhiisdepniA
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS Co. L'erpsel
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SIEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
~ GLASGOW-The Glasgow and EeW-York Steamship
Coupanys powerful Steamship GLASGOW, | %
suns and 40 horsepower Robert Craig Commander will
sail from New York for Glasgow SATURDAY 18th jan
pasy. at u o'clock, noon.
First Cabin (Saioon State Rooms. .............SN
First Cabin, (Mdsllip State Roou-l .............75
beCond tenp
Stewards fee iDcnded
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the surro-

te Of New YORK noe hereby 70 AL PER
hsvns against BERNARD ASlGAN ss of the CITY OF
New ck butcher deceased 10 rcsen, hs SANE With 'csshe,s
the suh-crter the office OF William Hyer, n No 10
the City OF New lork before the SSh day u
January next-Datrd New York the sd dsy e July issf
r.3 lawGsF fLIZARkrH HANtGAN. Adsnini-isstrx.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the proceeds

IN ofihe the real % JOHN SMITH late Of tho
York deceased iry made under the order Of the Sur
roga New fok by jeremiah fo~s vii be dstsb
~ accoren toisv at the SURROGATE once In
NevYork the arh day VI January merit
O'Clock the FORENOON Of asf tbs ssh day OF De
SENDER leoe ldSe~I W bRADfohD, Surrogate
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NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given, that all

person. nov admitted Lb-r,s Of the jail IN the City
ad County Of the sheriff hereby rasei
cs ohee nnesrcd s- New CITY Hall, the
ssperos day Of January 1873 sad
bords o the shenn.-Seys iofs Dee. 20. lssl
THOMAS CARsLY Sheriff
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DISSAGE for SAN FRANClSCO. Pour
ta,., p...snser. can be handsomely accom- noaAisS
o cSsseSrvush to sail 90 he - J an o. ARg5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-09
THE Me. CHURCH SOUTH.

The seventh annual report of this Society
has been published, and from review of its
proceedings in the Western Christian Adro.
cate, we take the following sketch:
'The Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
has prominent China mission, supported at
considerable expense.
They have also ten missions among the
Germans: seven missionaries, 332 members
and 1876 Sabbath School scholars.
In their Indian work they have 81 mis-
sions, q missionaries, 4477 members. 1861
scholars in Schools and 4S9 Sabbath School
scholars.
There are twenty missions in California,
thus forming a conference. The following is
the annual contribution from 1876 to the year
1852 inclusive:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-09

PRoTRAcTED MEETING.-By reference to our
advertising columns, it will be seen that protract
ed meeting commences ct Slash Cottage on Sunday
next, under the auspices of Baptist association
In notices already given we have made pointed re.
ference to the agreeable and instructive character
of this order of meetings The superintendent of
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac R. R.
Company, Mr.. Sharpe, has made full arrangements
for carrying passengers to AMI from the meeting
during every day of the ensuing week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-09

To ADvERrIsERs.-We earnestly request
our patrons to send in their advertisements
early in the day. Our paper is frequently de-
layed until late hour by advertisements,
causing serious inconvenience to all concerned.
A little attention on the part Of advertisers
would remedy the evil.
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same ridge, by the bye, that belonged a. mucn
to Hanover, Louisa and Goochland, as TO ne''
But some how or other, "Old Flue" got tne
credit for the whole oft. They did not look
at her magnificent farms on her two rivers, nu'
they thought of the persmmon trees Oh '''e
ridges, Ii was dangerous in those days. "
ask a man for glass of "possum toddy" any
where within the limits OF Fiue.
This, however, is nero fun. NOW TO be
ss,;ous. We know of no county in the
State. which, if il were properly developed,
nossesses such resources as Fluvanna; and
we do hone. that under the determined will of
Commodore Stockton, they will be developed.
She is in,ersected by two magn 6cent rivers.
She has, on both of them, some of the finest
farming lands on this side of the mountains
She has region Of country that is poor and
desoIate, so far as the products of the earth are
concerned. But even this poor region-the
very land where the persimmons sprout and
grow without even the trouble of planting-is,
underneath, q solid quarry of quartz, abound
ing in gold.
We say to our friends in old Flue-and we
have many Of them there-hold up your heads,
boys, and when they talk TO you about per-
simmon beer, do you talk TO them about quartz
rocks and mining.
BY the bye, boys 1--WE are talking to Old
Flue, now,) we are told that since these mines
have been about in your county, "simnon
beer is decidedly riz.'
We are obliged to defer all accounts of Mr.
Cocbran's invention, to our next. One favor
we venture to ask, however, of our friends
about Columbia and that is to see this ma
chine when it is put in operation, and send us
an account oft.
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DANCING AcADkMY.

az DANClNG ACADEMY
"a q, NJ 4. POWELL, late Of Mobile has tg.tk
E4y the honor to announce to the ladies' 1I&&2Y
7land gentlemen Of Richmond fhss -
expects to open DANCING CLASS h a;.h...
In short tme-the particular time and nI.ss 70
wnicn VII, De maze 81 Known through the daily %.
Dances OF the present day will be taught n os
diton TO the plain style of Dancing and W.,s.so-
the following highly fashionable Dapc.s iii Y,
taught. VIZ: schottisch, Polka, Maznrks.
lnrius, and Polentze Wnlizina. A.,o ~.
Double Walfzes, such as REDoWA MAZIIRKn
POLKA.MAZURKA, &c-in Connection :. -,
same satl, time; With the PoLKA-MAzURKA and RE.
list OF Single and operate Dances, such "a snano
ish Cachuca, CracOvienne, HigbIsn
ring, Hornpipes, Varsovienne. ri IaIsa.
xeres: Wreath Waltz, LIN syIphiae
&C., &c.
Lessons also given in Theatrical A,t;suae, -.
Dsnc 8. 10 those wishing to learn them. 4 80.
style of teaching Cotlons without the use of So,
and so perfectly plain as to be learned in one or ,
lessons The old step learned to those who nav
prefer them y
Mr. Powell has been engaged in the profession Co.
several ears, and has taken pains to Obtain al tb
la est and most fashionable styles both of nc e
country and Europe. He has been also employed
in MANY o the most fashionable Female Academia
in the Unite States-fve during the past SEASON :;
The city OF Mobile alone, viz: Mad. Koveeske Ma
George, Mr. Fure;es, Mr.. Lewis, ard the Cs,bni;.
Convent, 10 al OF WhCm ne would respecifuilv ya
Ter as to his standing and reputation as tescbsr
Mr.. Powell has many letters and Certificates fror
eminent men and from different schools In yrbich
he has taught. which he would be pleased 10 shovv
10 those wishing to patronize him, but which Inc
short limits of advertisement will NOT ner,n;,
him to give Those who are acquainted with he
high standing and reputation Of the Convent AT No
bic, will please excuse the following:
MOBILE. March 18th l.5O
At the solicitation of our Professor Of Dsncinc
Mr. Powell, we are happy to state, that during the
several months that he mas res uary attended orr
Institution, his conduct has been uniformly nota
and patient, and is evidently possessed CT the opa
fication of good teacher. Thus far we can ccn
scient ously attest to the satisfaction Profassor
Powell has afforded in our Academy
Very respectfully,
SISTERS OF THE VISITATION
Those who may wish to patronize Sir. Powell
will confer favor on him by calling and exaniui,g
the many certificates from eminent meg, ana Acad'
enies in which he has taught in the United ststes
In connection with Dancing, will be taugh the en-
tire list OF Castherics, such the art ct receiving
accepting pror1ensding, &c.
Terms, time and place made known as above
stated In the daily papers. For further particulars
apply to Mr.. POWELL. at the Exchange Hotel
Richmond, at Mr.. SMITHS, Petersburg
9-}tT
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CoRREcrIoS.-The Petersburg Express cor
rscts an error which occurred in the account of
the accident i'll that city, on Monday morning,
copied in our columns yesterday. 1t appears
that the name of the youth who was killed,
was JOHN ID. WILLIAMS, not Wynae, as sta.
ted. The Express says he has mother and
other relatives in Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-09

IT, Wfnterpock, Chesterfield Co.. Var
Sent. q. lSJIs-Tbis 10 TO certify thst nj.
lanes a. Sharp gave Concert at the Clover Hill
Mines, Chesterfield County, Virginia, on the I'd OF
September, 1552-at which concert va present; present.
This individual, from q truly wonderful control
over the vocal apparatus Of the iarynx, capable
of nroc ucin0 the tenor and base sound simultane-
o,slv-the former of which sounds 10 exqu1siteiy
aft and touchingy beautiful. Entire Satisfaction
was given TO quite large audience, all being aston
;.hsd q, tbe curious phenomena set forth in his
perfor Az q matter OF mere curiosity,
shauld think Mr.. Snarp's concert would be attend.
ed 40 far AS am informed, Mr. Sharp il modest,
temperate, and genflemsnly man ,.,pr an
re- Free Exhibition-Ca and see your
csndidates.-Are now on exhibition at Wh.TE.
HIP sT,S Gallery likenesses Of Gen Winheld sc0t1
franklin Pierce. William A Graham, and Wiiilam
R King. Also the mammoth picture OF Ahiard FIN
more which has received the premium al ne"
York and Baltimore Fairs.
His collection of pictures is constantly being IN
creased by receptions from the Washington Gallery
of Iikenesses of members of the United states Sen
ate ana other prominent men OF the age
Nv LII WHITEHURST
cP His Gallery in this city is II Main street,
over JohLston e. Cos Hardware store 2f9 Broad
way. Y; Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, ID 81
Market street, Baltimore: Main street, Norfolk Va;
sycamore street, petersburg, and Main st, Lynch
burg, Va. see-0
r-P To the Voters of the City of Rich
mOnd.-W h,gs and Democrats call at Messrs BEN
nett q Beers, K. r. Duysl IL Bro, or at Messrs sea
brook g. Reeve, Broad street, or under Anne rican
HOTEL and get bottle of the celebrated Fietcher's
Hair Tonic, manufactured By John Johnson IT
will impart richness TO the hair eal the head OF
dsndrut, and preserve that peculiar healtnlness III
the head that is not only the wonder OF the age put
the commentator of all who use iG 1t will really
better fit to exercise all the duties OF "eVary
low re. seq
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From the foregoing it will be seen that the
contributions, in the space of seven years, have
nearly doubled.
In the destitute portions of the reg ular
work. there are 136 missions; log missiona-
ries; % SIS white members; 1922 colored mem.
bers; and 30S9 Sunday School scholars,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-09

STOLEN ToBAcco.-Oficer Tyler requested us TO
state that he found quantity of fine pressed tobac
CO in Poors store, on Tuesday, which evidently
stolen The tobacco can be seen at the Mayor
a..
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THE DEAD.

The bodies ofthe persons who suffered from the
catastrophe on the Reindeer, did not arrive as was
announced, in consequence of their not getting to
the Potomac 10 time for the train. They win ar
rive to day At FIVE, and the funeral will take place.
at the Monumental Church. at teu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-09
THE EXPLOSION OF THE REINDEER

By last nights express mail we have a vari.
aster on the Hudson river, occasioned by the
explosion on board the steamboat Reindeer
We copy from the New York Times and Herr
aid ofTuesday:
The excitement and feeling on Monday, a,
Maiden, was as intense as on the day of the
accident. People were hourly arriving in
search of friends who were missing, and too
many found their fears too sadly realised.
The Reindeer remains at the wharf where
the disaster occurred, and her owners, Messrs
Bishop & Co, will probably not remove her
until the result of the investigation is known
MIR. David N. Bowers. who was conveyed on
Sunday morning by the Chelsea ferry boat
from Bristol, for his residence in Albany, died
on the brief passage. The remains OF his wife
of Mr.. d. F. Holbridge.
TO the Reindeer, died on Monday morning, al
about O'Clock.
Mr.. w. H. Smell, Of Richmond, Va, expired
in the course of the afternoon, while the coro-
ner's jury were sitting on board the Reindeer
and they thereupon proceeded TO view The BIO.
dies, so that both the latter might be included
as subjects of the present inquiry.
MIR. Smells sister and her husband arrived
from Virginia on Monday, only just in time to
see their brother before his death. They took
charge of the body on its having been identified
by the Coroner with view 10 its immediate
removal South it was understood that il and
others were to leave by the night boat.
INCIDENTS.
On Monday morning Mr.. Nathan Kellogg, OF
Maiden, furnished the following particulars OF
a man found in the river on the opposite shore.
1t is believed to be the body Of one of the pas
sengers who was on board of the Reindeer.
The body of a man was picked up Yesterday
at Red Hook, of which the following is de-
scripton: Stout built, about 5 feet 10 inches
in height, bald head, dressed in grey tweed
pants, grey vest, blue broadcloth coat He
appeared TO be SOutherner, about 60 years
of age His face was burned and looked red
In the side pocket OF his coat was large peck.
ct book, which was empty and had the ap-
pearance of having been rihed In his vest
pocket was found an eyeglass and the main
spring of a watch. No papers were found on
his person.
MR. Hugh Rile;gh bequeathed his property
10 the young ladies', Misses Andrews, and in
case they did not survive, Mr.. Smell was TO be-
come the heir TO his wealth. who having since
expired, made a will short time before his
death, and bequeathed The property TO his
mother and brother, who are now the only
surviving members of the small family. MIR.
Barnes was engaged to be married to one Of
the Misses Andrews, and all of them were on
their way to Niagara.
Captain Hoyt, formerly of the steamer Ore
gon, who was injured, is now at his residence,
in hudson, at the point of death.
Several bodies have been brought to New
York, and another Investigation is TO take
place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-09

HENRIco COUNTY COURT The attention of this
Court was occupied, on yesterday, in the registra
ton of free negroes. Henry Wade will maze 40
plicaon to be admitted to bail on the charge of as
sauling Charles Tensall, as soon as the necessary
witnesses are ready for judicial examination
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-09

MORTALITY IN New YoRK.-During the
week ending Sept. 7, the number of deaths il, N.
Y. city. was 546-l6 by cholera, Is cholera in
fantum, "a cholera morbns, and 60 by dysente-
ry. Out Of the whole number 1927 were chil-
dren.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-09

WYMAN, THE MAGIcIAN.-There has been full
attendance of our citizens upon the new series of
entertainments commenced by Wyman, at Odd Eel
lows Hail. Monday evening last. His ventriloqa al
scenes furnish most amusing part of the perfor
nance.
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RICHMOND, vA.s
Thursday Morning, September ., 1852.

rE@ Persons abroad from the city car have the
Disostch sen; to them for any period of time they
may DESIRE by leaving their orders and paying the
cash for the time specified.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-09

DANCING ACCIDENTAL will be cen by the adver
tisement, MIR. r. Powell, professor of dancing and
late of Mobile, designs opening an Academy in this
city for full and careful instruction of patrons
of the deli hfu art of dancing Mr.. P. brings with
him recommendations of the highest order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-09

EDUCATIoN.-Particula attention is invited
to The school advertisements on The third and
fourth pages of this paper.
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$ of the City of Rich
JOB PRINTING!-i

JOB Merchants and
w. others desiring Circulars, Cards, &c,
will find it to their interest 10 call at Il W4NSS
Office two doors below Exchange Bank He has
added another Power Press to mis- establish ment,
the reby ensuring increased facilities. Satisfaction,
as to Work and Prices, guaranteed. Renen-
Der, Ground Floor, two doors below Exchaoge
Bank. au 2f-im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-09

ANOTHER SAVINGS BANK.-In our notice of the
Savings Banks of this city, yesterday, inadver-
tently omitted "The Union Savings Bank new
institution chartered by the last Legislature and the
officers of which are Alfred V. Crenshaw, Presi.
dent; Benjamin X Puen, Cashier, and Benjamin
J. Johnson, Secretary, besides list OF Directors
all gentlemen we'll known for their probity and re-
sponsibity. The Office is at No l0l Broad street
This institution, like the others, pays interest on
its deposits, annually if required commencing ten
days from the time when the deposit is made at the
rate of 5 per centun per annum, if the money re
main on deposit less than twelve months, ana six
per cent if it remain that time-notce of inten
ton to withdraw deposits, to be given to tia Trea
surer ten days previous to the payment thereof
The joint fund of the Association is bound for all
deposits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-09

BAILED james Glen, imprisoned on Monday for
misde meanor, was, on yesterday, admitted to bail
in the sum of 500 and discharged from custody
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-09

SOMETHING NIcE-Those ladies in one of the
windows of Mr.. Randoiph's book store. We dis.
covered couple of our ba chelor friends yesterday
taking long and lingering look at them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-09

H Messrs. Editors: wish to call the at
tenton of the Superintendent OF Streets to he con
oition of Water street. near Mr. Geo. Meriams
which is too dangerous for man or beast to pass
se9-1tH SUFFERER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-09
". 4. P1IWkLl, AKCt

w~s w. A. POWELL, AkChffECT
BE- AND CIVIL ENGINEER. otfice doors
from MAN, on 18th street. opposite the james River
and Kaaawha Company's Office, Richmond, Va.
N.B-Al professional business promptly attend
cd to au 2!- iIn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-09

FINED Jeremiah Caughlin was fined on yester
day 81 and costs for selling peaches Saturday eve
ming in violation of the market ordinance He
plead ignorance of the law. Reported by watch
man Jude.
CHARLES Wood was fined yesterday 90 and costs
for placing OBJ tructon of logs Leigh street.
Reported by Captain Jenkins
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-09

AN IMPRovKMENr.-Untii recently. the grounds
Immediately around the Governors house exsibi-
ted barren ssndbank, bleak, desolate, and unin'
viting in their appearances. change. mos. agree
able change, has taken place. The beautiful shrub.
berry and gay and iuxuriant flowers which nov
adorn the place, exhibit an Improvement rejecting
much credit upon the taste Of those BY whom 1t
was made. The most Of the lowers are now In
bloom, and loveier parterre We have seldom
had the pleasure Of seeing.