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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-19

DIED Geo. Stout of Mrs. Elizabeth Stout
and aged about ten years, who was run over by a
bread cart on Msyo's Bridge, on the 18th of last
month, died from the effects of the injury he re-
ceved, at the residence ofhis mother, on Saturday.
We stated not long since that large piece of the
skull had been taken from the fracture produced by
one of the wheels of the wagon, and yet, astonish-
ing to say, his attending physicians had hopes of
his recovery The expectations of his recovery
have been disappointed, however, and the unfortu-
nate boy has been relieved from his earthly suffer.
ings An inquest was held over his body, on yes.
terday, by Coro aer Wicker, and verdict rendered
in accordance with the facts.
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ROSE lEsEcTs.--if our lady readers are de.
sirous of keeping their rose bushes from the
small green vermin that so frequently infest
them, the following remedy will be found
most efiectual one: To three gallons of wa
ter add one peck of SCOT and one quart Of IN
Stacked lime. Stir II well--let IT stand for "a
hours, and when the SCOT rises to the surface,
skim il of. Use svrinse FOR applying II.
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DIR. f.. q. FISHER tenders his
49, services to the public in the various
branches of his profession.
Office in the basement of his dwelling, on 4th
street, between Broad and Marshall streets. 2no
door from the corner no27-6nx
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Il 10 stated thai words hurt nobody ;>buf ne
yeriheless, Sampson jssed thousand Phil
istines 70 death.
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|e TO toe FOIers Of Henr1cO Coun.
49, ty.-Feliow citizens AT the solicita.
ton of many friends in various parts of the county,
hereby announce myself, as did through the me-
dunn of other papers some weeks ago, a candidate
for the office of Commonwealth Attorney,
for Henrlco county, with the assurance that if
elected, its important duties will be discharged
with promptness and tidel4y
Respectfully, your fellow citizens,
an15 Holm NJ DAVIS
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FiKEp.-Wm. H. Allen, VIM. Lewis andJ.
S. Tinsley were severally fined. on Saturday,
81 so, for violating the ordinance regulating
the fares of hacks.
Geo. s. Vashon was fined 81 50, for placing
an obstruction On the pavement in front OF ms
store.
Celia Page was fined SIS and costs for allow
ing her dray to be driven without license.
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SENTENCED To BIZ HUNG.-A negro girl
has been sentenced to be hung in Giles county,
on the l4lh of May next, for the murder of an
old negro woman. The girl had stolen some
things from her master, and being informed on
by the old woman, she revenged herself by
numbering tine woman, striking her several
times on the head with an axe.
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ap Its no Main street, Sign OF the Git Case
r-xAsxA DIRECT LINE FROM

e-<AfkA DIRECT LINE FROM
&ESz2SSsa=S5 GREENSBORO, N. C TO RICH
MONO AND PETERSBURG, VA.-On and after
the first day of April, 1852, there will be line Of
Four Horse Post Coaches, direct from Greensboro,
N. C.. to Burkevilie, Va, via Danviile Halifax C. Il
and Charlotte c H, to Burkevilie, where they ron.
meet with the Richmond and Danyile Railroad, and
to Petersburg.
This line viii run regularly three times week,
leaving Richmond and Petersburg at II o'clock, A
N, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and ar.
rive in Greensboro the second day, at 81 AN.
Leave GREENSBORO every tuesday, thursday, ana
Petersburg secondary at II Pm.
Fare through from Greensboro to Richmond or
Petersburg; $l2.
Passengers by this line will go through without
delay. The line connects with the ynchburg and
Danville line of coaches at the latter town.
J. H0LDERBY & CO.
ap l9-2m P. FLAGG g. CO.
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DIX. FAX hEh having reHOved 70
49, Franklin street, few doors below the
Exchange, and opposite to Trinity Church. his
former Office Corner OF Mai and 18th streets) is
for rent 1t has been occupied as physician Of
fee for ten or Twelve years past. ap Sim
- HALVES II. SUTTON, NOTARY
49, PUBLIC Particular attention paid to
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments, and
COLLECTING CLAIMS of all kinds. Office in
the Law Building, Richmond, Va
will pay the market price for Bounty Land
Warrants. fe u
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an I4-6.

EY 1t would hardly do tor any one to have the
temerity nowadays to question the excellence of
DIR. Hoohand's German Btters, which prepared
by DR.. c. M. jackson. In cases OF dyspepsia liver
complaint, and arrangement OF the digestive or
gans, their many virtues have long since been made
plainly apparent They purge from the system the
morbid humors which retard the natural functions
and bring paieness to the cheek and suffering the
brow. They Danish those clogs upon happiness,
and restore the system to high health. ap l4-6t
Another Certificate.--NEw KENT,
Apr, It'll 1852 Sin: Having received much bene
fit from your Premium Bitters. must now return
you my thanks for the great benefit received there
from, wishing that they may be beneficial to others
as they have been to me- For many years have
been afflicted with that mcst deeterous disease, the
Dyspepria, not having had one day of health since
my twentieth year. My physicians had failed to
cure me- having spent about S. 600 10 paying their
bills but since | commenced using your Bitters /
have been much relieved, and hope permanently
So Your obedient servant,
r. s. WILLIAMSON, ID. s. N. K
ELIJAH BAKER, ESQ., ap i6-1
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dp lS-ot
~ UhEKA-Iron aud Wire Railing Mar.
~ ufactory, Main street. between eth and OH.
No. 2i6 East side
The subscribers having built a new shop ION the
site OF the old one) and made extensive additions
thereto, are prepared TO furnish Iron railing Pat
tent Wire Railing, Verandahs, Balconies Tree 3ox.
es, Iron Settees, Chairs &c, OF all patterns and TAT
ter themselves from their long experiences at the bu.
siness (having put up not few Ia and about Rich
mond) that they furnish Railing at prices 10
suit the times, varying from Use to IS per foot
ALSO-Vault and Cellar Doors, Gratings of all
descriptions, Awning Frames, Iron Bedsteads
lightning Rods, OF the most approved style and
all kinds OF smith work done in The best manner
and on reasonable terms.
Crates, Tenders, and Summer Fronts for Crates
of all styles and patterns.
Having put up superior oven for enanneline
(and no one viii deny the superiority OF the ire
colorins over all others we are prepared to supply
Crates Of our own manufacture. equal 10 any made.
and at northern prices. CAL elsewhere and exam.
inc, then give US a call before purchasing
ER We are determined to do all work in the
best manner, and with despatch.
F. J. BARNS & co.
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A youth seventeen years of age. was con-
victed in the Madison lind. Circuit Court on
Wednesday, Of petit larceny, and fined one
four hours and disfranchised for too years.
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lSus
Cosy,cr,os On Rurus GaExsE.--NWe stated
Yesterday thar the Jury IN the case o. haIes
Greene. charged with forgery, had nronea Y
I VERDICT af guilty. festeriay morning le
was brought before the Court to receive n's
aenteuce. On being asked By the court Wns-
ther he had anything to say. the prisoner rose
s,'J .ddressed The Court for about halt an hour
h : speech that brought tears from every eye
4, The courf room In the course Of his re-.
80 Ia he stated that he had ordered his coun-
al 10 make no further resistance to the remain
inc indictments against him, that he thus
w,,hdrew all the points be had made for bis
defence, and threw himself upon the mercy
and indulgence Of the Court. His remarks
were peculiarly chaste, beautiful and eIo-
qaent, and were deliv cred in tone Of deep
melancholy, which touched the heart and ex
cited the sympafhies of all present. His al.
fusion to his family-to his wife, and children
land the infaIny and disgrace to which they
were doomed, was delivered in tone and Ian
guage full of monrnful eloquence-the eIo-
quencc of despair. When the prisoner had
concluded his remarks, Judge Mckinstry,
deeply affected. proceeded in most solemn
manner to address the prisoner. He alluded
TO the high position he 1.-THE prisoner) had here
tofore occupied, TO his talents and his influence.
He also referred TO the peculiar intimacy winch
had existed for years between him and the
prisoner, and that never had he been called TO
perform duty so painful as that which now
deyolyed upon him. After reviewing the evi-
depce in the case, the Court delivered the
sentence. which is: Ten gears impras0n-
meat in the neutrality-suspicious. Adrocate,
ADri Stk.
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EP To the Voters Of HenricO County.
At The solicitation OF many friends in the county oi
Henrco to be a candidate for the office OF Prose-
cutting Attorney, respectfully announce my
self a candidate for that office.
Respectfully, JOHN M. GhEdOhI.s
an 5-dHwt4M*
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,hs suhleip1d sdssr'eSmsns .pps1rst 4 e.
Baltimore Sun:
1I.hr ry..on. sor II CAV. 0rnson, and
f.cr,n;se;nn Merchant ii Baltimore Ieh NJ.
Masruder's house, ID Hanover street, No. g.
.whsss Is boarded on Iaesdsys sfs Ss'tn g. g
Me{rb. 6stweer and O'clock l. the silef.
..sss, "a s.. mn beeu heard Of since. De had
hssn .srv unwell foy s0uDe times and left M
Ca,s.s;re Room about 10 o'elock on Iuesdas8
nnovnirg will, samples-of eraiu. and % not -
surn IS lis boarding house ttll about o'ciocks.
Hs renamed ill about O'clock, and then put
on his overcoat and went out without taxing
any clothes Or baggage. rIon MS pres'g n:s
indisposi,ion, and circumstances attending hrs
denarture. there is reason 10 fear that he was
nor aware Of what he was doing, and that he
took passage in the cars, or some vessels or
wandered into the country, without knowing
whirher he was going. He is moral and relI-
pious in his habits, and was never known TO
Be engaged il any kind Of dissipation and no
accident that may have befallep him can be
attributed TO vice or intemperance. He il ~
years of age, six feet in height, and well
lormed has dark hair and whiskers, black
eyes, and regular features, and the expression
Of his countenance. though generally serious,
is pleasant and animated when he is engaged
in conversation. This is description OF what
be is when well, though sickness and exposure
have, no doubt, made change in his appear
ance. Any information concerning him, ad-
dressed to the Editors ofthe Baltimore Sun, OF
to William Grason, Queens Town, Eastern
Shore of MARYLAND, or any attention that may
be paid 10 him while he is absent from ms
friends. will be gratefully remembered by his
parents"
Mr.. James P. Grason, the brother OF the I'M
fortunate gentleman alluded to above, IS now
in this city, endeavoring to discover, 1t posi-
bic, some traces of him. MIR. 6. found out al
Norfolk that he had been there, and discover.
ed his handwriting under fictitious signature
at one of the hotels. From there he proceeded
to Charleston, but could hear nothing OF him.
He is now on his return home, bowed down
with sorrow at his want of success. Mr.. Jas.
P. Grayson has telegrephed TO the different
cities of the Union description OF his BROTH
er's person; but as he had but little money
with him il is feared that he has wandered on
into the country. and either died from exposure
or been committed total.
FiNEp.-Wm. III. Allen, VIM. Lewis and J.
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FRANCIS ]. BARNS,
GEO. 8. LowNEs. ap l9-dIu

MOULSON'S PATENT PROCESS DA.
ISl GUERREaN GALLERY, No. ITO Main
Street, one door above Mitchell & Tyler,s Jewel.
lery store.-The subscriber having been engaged
for weeks past in fitting up his establishment
will this day open for the reception of visitors. Ny
pictures are pronounced by ali who have seen them
to be taken in the very highest syle OF the art and
Superior to any taken in Richmond heretofore.
The ladies and gentlemen of Richmond are respect.
fully requested to call and examine specimens
MOULSON,
an Its ITO Main street Sign of the Gilt Case
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We would call the atfensi0n OF
D the public TO the b. autiiui piece OF Faint
ing on the corner Of Grace and 7tn streets, the
residence of the Rev. George Woodbridge, one OF
The snesf painted Houses we have seen in this city,
executed by Messrs LIVINGSTON 4 CLARK.
This piece of painting is ornament to the paint
ers, and when we have our house painted, we shall
emnlov them. ap l7--br
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49, PINE The Rev. Charles Spears tne
prisoners friend, from Boston, has arrived 10 tnas
citv. and will deliver two addresses on Sunday
morning in the LIST Presbyterian Church Grew. Mr.
ore's,) and another on Monday evening". at nail
past o'clock in the Hall of the House OF Delegates
TO which the public are invited to attend
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70 SALT Ar AUCTION. this morning
y . ,e-,t DAVENPORT. ALLENA CO.

To- NOTICE.-AIl persons are hsFeOy ?, ao 11aIn
srsickiag in my botss - VIII =. s W.,
sr soid. They are marked 7 q c, and N Mccor-
Nh. All persons having my bottles IN Their
possession viii please return them 70 me g soon az
,,;sille - tuey are OF little use to any but NJ tel
posslp'e' as sn's 3 III. MCCORMACK.
lam now ready to supply orders for Soda water
IN battles also, best Philadelphia Porter and Ale.
Al, orders thankfully received and promptly az
ee'us1 ~ NJ MCCORMACK.
.n11-1m. 800 Broad street.
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The annual meeting OF the Richmond
8 Male Orphan Society will be held at
the Second Baptist {xev. Dr. Howelfs) Church, on
MONDAY evening next. 10Th inst, al o,cioc e.
Interesting addresses may be expected Inc pup
lie are respectfully invited to attend ap lf-2t
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LSHEE PAPEks LUSf.-LosI, on FTidsy
Il evening on Broad, between 4th and I'd streets.
my FREE PAPERS. liberal reward will be paid
for them, If returned to me, ON I'd street, doors
below MIR. Hultz
an ig-2fS MARTHA SCOTT.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-11

CATTLE OvERBoARD. -Eigbteen or 10
cattle. mostly young, in drove, met the
train Monday afternoon, where the road
and track cross each other, near the Tan
merry, al Cuyaboga Falls; the trnin stopped
till the track was clear, and then started
slowly, but the cattle became alarmed, and
crowded into the narrow space between the
track and brink of the precipice, and as the
locomotive which was behind the train came
up. all except one Of The cattle made the
fatal leap, (aoout sixty feet,) and mostly
perished amongst the rocks and water be-
low. This perhaps might have been pre-
vented. had the engineer known that the
cattle would jump off the bank rather than
pass by the locomotive. We knoao that
great care is taken on this road, for the 9TH
or day when we went up, the train stopped
Till drove Of COWS could be got off, and
when one stupid or wilful creature went on
again, the men had to kick her of.-Dem
Standard. s. IL
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-11
For the Portage Sentinel.

1. o. o. F.
Alta regular meeting Of Rayenna Lodge,
Number SIS, I. o. o. F., the following reso-
lntio4s were unanimously adopted:
Is Resolced, That in the decease of our late
Brother, James A. Clark, this Lodge has lost
q member whose memory will be cherished
as worthy Brother, and as one Of the found
ess Of Che Lodge. @ s.
8 Resoleed, That as token of respect to our
deceased Brother, tile emblems Of the Lodge
now be clothedin mourning, and that we vii
wear the usual badge Of mourning for the Pc
Rod Of thirty days.
Resolrcd, That we tender to the bereaved
family of our late worthy Brother, our heart
felt sympathies, and the assurance that we
will remain mindful of the obligations Of Odd
Fellows to the widow and orphan. @i
ResolUed, That these resolutions be enter
sdson the Journal Of the Lodge; and that the
Secretary transmit COPY thereof to the fam
ily Of the deceased.
On motion, it was ordered that the Secre-
tary furnish a copy Of the foregoing resolutions
70 the several newspapers of this village for
publication.
WILLIAM PITMAN, Sc'y.
Ravenna, August 4th, 1852.
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SAe5ff,s Sale.

RY virtue Of writ of AL Lev Fa to me di,
ID rected and delivered from the Court of Com.
mon Pleas oe Portage county Ohio, shall expose to
sale at public vendue, at the Court House in the
town of Ravenna on
Saturday, the llth day Of September nest,
between the hours of ten O'Clock A. M. and fou r
O'Clock P M. of said day the following described
lands and tenements to wit:
Situate In Streetsborough, and is known by being
part of lot No. 45 in said Township, and bounded
as follows: the East by lands late the property
of George Plumb and John C. Singletary, Jr on the
5 by the E and w centre road, on the West by
Cleveland Diagional Turnpike Road, ON the by
land owned by John C. Singletary, Jr. and lands
decided by the said Henry Peck to Granville Booth,
being the same lands decided by Ezra H. Beardsley
to Luther Shaw, except halfan acre, from the North
West corner, decided by said Henry Peck to said
Granville Booth, and now supposed to contain
within the above boundaries two acres and seventy
four rods, be the same more ofless, and which said
Mortgage Deed is recordsd in Portage county
Records Book 81, pages % 56, to which referance
may be had for description.
Taken in Execution wherein Henry Peck was
complainant, and Sarah Holton, Martha A. Holton,
Hiram M. Holton, Marcus Holton, Mary Holton,
and Maria Hoiton were Respondents.
Appraised at six hundred and Fifty dollirs.
- JAMES W0ODARD, Sheriff.
Sheriff . Office, Portage County,1
August 6, A. D. 1862. {
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Sheriff sale.

DY virtue of two writs of Vendi Ex .,onas to me
le directed and delivered from the Court of Cons
mon Pleas of Portage county Ohio, shall expose
TO public sale at the Court House in The town of
Ravenna on
Saturday, the HM day Of September neat,
between ihe koufs OF ten O'Clock A M and four
O'Clock r M of said day, The following described
lands and tenements TO wit: =--.-
Situate 10 the Township of sufied, in the eoan-
ty Of Portage and State of OHIO, and is known by
being part OF lot No, 2s, said township and boun-
ed as ollows: North by land owned by Seth Dns
tin; lst by viIlagedot N, 10; South by the public
highway, and West by village 10, No 10. Contain
ing forty Rods Of land, and is one of the village
lots laid off by Seth Dustin dec'J, and surveyed by
Ebenezer Youngman IN the year 1887, and is the
same lot conveyed by Daniel Feller and wife t.
Earhart Wooster by deed dated pgust 23d 1s45,
recorded in Portage county Records, Book Al,
pages 465, 466.
Taken in ex scution as the property of Bella C.
Way, at the suit of William McCIouhan, and ais.
Appraised at $25, 90.
JAMES WooDARD, Sheriff.
Sheriff Is Office Portage county,
August, 9th, 1852.
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SIleriMs sale


DY virtue ofa writ of Vendi Exponas to me dis
I'D rected and delivered from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Portage County Ohio, shall expose
to sale at public vendue at the Court House, in
the Town of Ravenna, on
Saturday the 11h day Of September nest,
between the hours of ten O'Clock A. M. and four
O'Clock P. M. of said day, the following described
lands and tenements to wit:
Known by being village let No. % in the village
of Garrettsyille, in the townihip of Nelson, which
is also in the county Of Portage, according to Plat
Of said village, as surveyed and laid out by Orin
Harmon and recorded in Portage county Records,
Book L Page 3e5, same land formerly owned by
Walter Holley and Decided to D. J. Beardsley by
Deed, bearing date June 50th A. D. 1874, be the
same more less, but subject to all legal highways.
Taken in execution the property Of Martin
McClintock, and John McCiintock at the suit of D..
J. Beardsley and Elisha Garrett.
Appraised at S3l7.o0
4szS JAMES WOODARD, Sheriff.
Sheriff IS Cffice, Portage County,
August 6, A D 1852.
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Sherif's Sale,

pY Virtue of writ Of Lev Fa to me di-
- rected and delivered from the Court of Com
mon Pleas ofPortage County Ohio, shall expose
to sale at public vendue at the Court House in the
town of Ravenna, on
Saturday the 11th day Of September, nest,
between the hours of ten O'Clock A M and four
O'Clock P. M. of said day, the following described
lands and tenements to wit:
All that certain tract piece of land, situate in
Portage county, and State of Ohio, being the South
West corner of Palmyra Township in said county;
the North and South lines, at each end being one
hundred perches, and the East and West lines on
each side being hundred and sixty perches; and
the same containing one hundred acres, being the
same land which james Gray and wife by Deed
dated March 7th A. D. 1889, recorded among the
Records ofPortage Co., aforesaid in Book "a, page
3l4, &c. granted and conveyed to the said James
Chadwick.
Taken in execution wherein William Davis was
complainant, and Samuel Chadwick, Thomas Chad
wick, Joseph Chadwick, Dorothy Stroud, Robert
Stroud, Elizabeth Ffalich, and D. H. Fralich, were
respondents.
Appraised at $4,000.
JAMES WOODARD, Sheriff.
Sherin's Office, Portage County,l
August 6. A. d. 1872
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Collins House Saloon.

The subscriber has been to the expense of reft-
ting and refnrnishing the Saloon under the Col
Inns House, and is now ready to wait on custom
ers to alttle Mint Julep, anything in his line.
He will keep all kinds of the choicest Liquors,
Pies, Oysters, Sardines, Ice Cream, Lobsters,
Picked Tongues, and everything in that line,
which can be got on short notice.
Call at No. 2. Hole in the Wall, Main street,
Raverna, Ohio
aug II If OSCAR F. sEYERENCE.