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

nOGGETT & ANDERSON, UpHOL-
II STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, Ger.
ner Of Governor and Franklin streets, are
now receiving their Spring stock OF French and
American Paper Hangings, Borders, Fire
Screens and Curtain Papers, making the
largest end most complete assortment we have ever
had the pleasure to offer. large portion of the
finer qualities have just been received from the best
factories in France and are of the richest and most
beautiful styles that are made. We have also on
hand general assortment of Uph0lsteriDg Mate
rials, Curtain Goods, Floor Oil Cloths, India and
Coco Mating, Window Blinds and Shades best
curled hair and shusk Mattresses &c. all of which
will be sold at small profit and all work in our
line attended opunctnally, and faithfully executed.
NH 26-dam*
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsHfP.-
II The firms of GAY. MATHEWS Il Co. of Rich.
mond and of MATHEWS, GAY g. CO., of Lewis.
burg, are this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Thomas Mathews and Samuel A. Glover are author.
iZed TO settle up, and collect the assets and dis
charge the liabilities of Gay, Mathews Co; and
Mason Mathews is authorized to settle up and col.
lect the assets of Mathews, Gay Il Co, and dis
charge their liabilities.
MASON MATHEWS,
April lst, 1852. THOMAS MATHEWS1
PARKER, BAYLY q NIMMO, job
hers and Retail Dealers in Foreign
and Domestic staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, No. I 43 Eagle Squares Richmond,
Virginia Respectfully call your attention to their
extensive assorfne ent Of new and desirable Goods,
which they offer to merchants, and city and coun-
try retail buyers on as good terms as they can be
had here or elsewhere.
Mr. CHARLES S. GAY, formerly of the firm Of
Messrs. Gay, Mathews Co, OF this city, will as.
sist in the purchase and sale of their Goods.
The undersigned, since the termination of the bu.
siness Of Gay, Mathews d. Co., has made an ar
rangement with Messrs. Parker, Bayly & Nimmo,
and may be found at their establishment, where he
viii be happy to meet with his old customers and
friends. I hey may also rely upon the prompt and
faithfus execution Of all memorandums aHd ORDERS
entrusted to him.
apl tie CHARLES 8. GAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-19

nkANGES AND LEMOSS.-25 boxes
~ sweet Messina Oranges, and IS boxes fine LIE
mons, just received and for sale cheap by
ANTONIO PIZZINI,
apis Under City HOTEL z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-19

/ nKlkD PLUMBs: DRIED PLUalBS. !.
| II have just received another lot of that excel
lent dried fruit tor tarts which will sell very low
i Call at AN NfONIO PIZZINPS, s
apis Under Cily Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10
Tho Webster Obsequies.
FIRST DIVISION n. Y STATE MILIrfA.
DIVISION ORDERS

lDfVtioN ORDERS.
NEW YoRI, Nov g. 1859
This Division will parade Tuesday the 10th Of No
vmber instant for the purpose Of uniting with pub
lie authorities and fellow cze In rendering fanora
honors to the late Daniel Webster Secretary OF state Of
the United States.
The Division line will be formed Broadway the let
resting Chambers street 1T IL O'Clock M precisely
Biieadier General 6picer will detail suitable detaeh-
ment from his command to fire minute guns from tho
Battery during the procession and will make reQuisoa
upon the ccmmissary General for ths necessary
milton
Brigsdier General Hall will direct troop OF horse ise
escort duty to report 10 the Major General at his Qua
tiers at AZ o'clock and troop Of horse for guard duty
to the Division Inspector upon the parade ground pu
tuaiy at the same hour.
broadway from Chambers stree. =. asrbs olsAA n d.
hgnatd as the parade groudd Of the Divion from hsR
pas clever o'clock A. NJ, until the oommsacensat q
the procession.
Commandments Of Regiments will send their standard ana
camp eoors to the City Hall Monday the 18th Lrst.
at eight o'clock. A. M to be draped with appropriate
embems OF mourning under the direction Of the Con-
mittee OF Arrsngt msnts
Officers will wear the usual badges Of mourning upon
their left ann and sword bilt
The Division staff will assemble at the quarters Of u
Nsjer General at IL O'Clock NJ
Commsrdsnts OF Bigsdes, Regiments and Companias,
directed to report and return to Court Martial ~
names OF any officers commissioned officers pxl-
Yates who may leave the ranks during this parade win
out the permission Of their officers by order Of
CHAs. W. SANFORD Major Gen. Commandinx
Il. Q. WxrsoRg Diybion Inspector
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10
Domestic Miscellany,

German named Jacob scbeher. committed suicide
at Buffalo, on the 5th inst. by taking arsenic.
An eulcey on the death Of Henry Clay delivered
by the Hon. CD Jenkins at Augusta, Ca. on the 4sh
The sale Of Henry cys stock of wines took place at
Ashland, on the Sd inst.
We learn from the Aurora Guardian that an ARRAY
CURED In that place the 29h ult 10 which Harrow
Hener stabbed to the heart Five persons concern
ed in the affair have been committed to prison
The propeller Ohio says the Chicago Journal Of the 4th
inst. came in collision with the schooner Geo q. Wat
ron OF Racine Sunday last sinking the Watson i'm
mediately No lives were lost.
1t Ia said that Mrs Webster will to New York
to reside vi h her relations.
The ceremony Of receiving the black veil took place at
the convent Of the Visitation in Baltimore few days
since The names the young ladies who received the
veil Misses Virginia Bunting Caroline Pyett, and
Mary TsIleton, all Of Baltimore.
On the 9Th inst. the steam ssw mill Ct Ross, Story &
Co., ON Min Creek at the foot Of Eighth street cincu
natl was to be on fire aud before thu epgn
could reach the place, the bulding in ruins. The
lors VIII be about SO oo0. No insurance.
The Hamilton (Canada) Gd.e'e Of Monday, says that
the cholera st prevails in that city There thres
Saturday last in house Several deaths have
occurred by the disease during the last week
There hundred and sixty -four deaths In Phi
adelpha last week. eighty five Of which children.
Three cent pieces getting into very general crcu-
aton and have been found to be Of great convenience
in the making Of small change The mint has ,ned
immense number Of them, but the demand keeps pace
with the supply
Of land embracing nearly all the present site of Gin
cinnati for forty mine dollars Nov scarcely solitary
front foot Of any LOT that ground be purchased for
that sum.
An Irifh laborer named LAZY killed at Louisville
KY the Sd inst by the caving Ia OF tho earth while
he was engaged digging sink He leaves wife and
child
Jeae Stout killed Hardin Bullock In Jefferson county
Ky, By shooting him through the body the % inst.
Stout has been committed to answer the charge Of
muiGer.
Ice formed quarter CT inch thick at Albany the
night Of the 9th inst.
In the Pepitenilary at Columbus, Ohio. on the "a
inst shot for attempting take life OF
OF the guards with long bowie knife The guard
put two hals through the body OF the prisoner He Is
not expected to live.
Issac Mcintyre charged with numbering nan named
james Haaearty in Pomeroy about twelve months since
was arrested On the Cd inst, o. Cincinnati. When
quetched in regard TO the crime he ack his
guilt but very reluctantly consented to go with the
officers to the lock up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10
Court or General Sessions.

Before Judge Besbe and Aldermen Boyce aad Bin.
offender, was indicted Tor grand larceny in the houss
Of Mrs Marietta Wilson, Of 81 Broadway. TIE
prosecutrix stated that one evening about four
weeks ago, between six and seven o'clock, shs
caught the prisoner in her clothes pros, where ne
the pegs. Captain Brennan deposed that ne arese-
ed him in the house Of the last witness, And hsn4
uron his person the clasp knife produced The jszy
turned verdict Of guilty and he was sentenced -
four years imprisonment
Ptaood GMfy Martin Webb pleaded guilty q
grand larceny, and was sentenced 10 the States
prison for two years
There were No othsr Gases ready foe tEia. sal ~
csu-t adjourned 1t ahe1t twelve o'clock uatn Wsde
nssday (tAis) nening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10

The FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE IN PHILADELPHIA -
The argument in the matter OF a colored man named
George Brodley, who claimed the slave of Andrew
Pierce Of Cecil county Maryland mp before Com
missioner Ingrsham. on Saturday. David Paul Brown
Eq, the par. Of the defendant admitted that the
claimant had fully made ont his title according to law
and he could not oppose the execution OF the usual order
tociey founded by franklin aud others his only OBJ
ect and duties were to protect coored from be-
irg unlawfuy claimed slaves and In this case
raj respectable witnesses had identified the prisoner as
the slave Of the claimant he could only ground his
arms and let the law take its The
then made the usual order and certificate rem aiding
Brodsy TO the custody Of Mr.. Pierce. large number
Of colored per and others in attendance NJ the
hearing but no disorder Of any kind occurred Phaie-
pkia Ledger Nor s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10

ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE AT Harri-
son township, Warren county. Ohio the evening of
the 2sth nit Jeremiah Erkridge, shot Mary Spauger,
and immediately after placing the muzzle OF thu pistol
seant bis chest the heart the con nts
OF the other barrel the ball passing through his heart and
lodging In his back just uudcr the skin He was found
with both hands clenchsd hold Of The clothes the
wound he struggled some three. quarters Of an hour
before he Died E'kridee had been paying attention to
the girl for months she giving him little or n, en-.
He asked her mother her In marriage
which he refused saying she too young she birg
cosats, vN isprsvpS rapidly, aad II u supposed VII
rtsoyss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10
SECOND BRIGADE N. Y. STATE MILITIA.
BRIGADE oRpRRs.

NEW YoRK, Nov. g. 1851.
The above Dvision Orders are promulgated for IT, ~
formation and government OF this Brigade In eompH.
Herewith the Brigade will parade on Tuesday ths
10th instant The line will be formed In Broadway -
left restipg Waller street at half pest eleven csek
NJ. Co0mandants Of Regiments viii send ther stand.
arcs Sc to the City Hall to be draped ~ directed bv
the Major General The Brigade Staff ofnosrs viii rsDo4
fer duty the ground at quarter past eleven O'clock
precisely, ON the day Of parade. BY order Of
GEORGE p. MORRIS
Brgadier General Conmanding.
RoBr. IL. BoYp Aid, de Camp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10

Sons OF New HAMPSHIRE The committee Of
the Sons Of New Hampshire held mestiog at the Re-
we're House Bottom, ON the 9Th inst, Hon Marshall
wilder presiding Resolutions passed in ho,or u
Mr.. Webster sad also resouuss pcstpsaing the fesu
val bh year I'D directing ~ encore 70 apposnt sait
che tine aaA pses esg hslding ths tssuvA In leeS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10

ly, to Mr. Rautoul but he believed tns... II Mr.. y.
were admitted to the convention With all his tree
soil heresies unrlcanted, it would neutralze the
sslutary Influences which might grow ont of the
platform which the convention might adopt And
in this is 10 be found another cause of the hostility
which the coalition democrats of Massachusetts, feel
towards Mr. d They hate man of integrity aui
principle. He isa living rebuke to them an un.
welcome contrast to their own political roitean
and rtfigscy. And hence they hate Mr. Burke.
In conclusion, have to add that the leaders of
the coalition in Massachusetts, will gain nothing by
such rude and coarse assaults upon Mr. Burke. He
fears nothing from war with them, and, at pro.
per time, measures may be taken to expose their
their malice. and laughs at their impotcncy.
Ihe time has not Jet come, when sound, straight.
forward, national democrats 10 be prescribed at
the nstigation OF set Of shameless political pros
titutes II General Pierce were TO take such men to
bis bosom-f he were to receive such men to his con
fdence, and confer upon the place ard honors how
lorg would his administration retain the conadencs
Oh the majority Of the American people Not
month. Ard no man kncws it better than he No
man has be en- truer TO the cause of national demo
crscy than he. No man will more religiously guard
sLd protect the rights Of the States under the
titution, than he; and TO man feels more utter
aversion to the couup. alliance between the free soil
democrats and free soil wings Of Massachusetts,, than
ne nor more utter repulsion agains. the leaders In
that coalition will be manifested in due ii ne or
the people of New Hampshire have greatly misap-
PrtheLded his true character aud principles The
last years Of General Pieroe's life have been
constant war against jus. such political profigsoy
as that Of which the Massachusetts, coaitionsts are
guilty IT Ia one of the causes which have CON-
merded him to the confidence Of this democracy OF
the Union and they may rely upon it, he is not
the man who will take such political lepers to his
bosom and confidence, or hat clan Of politicians Of
whom speak, as they will learn in the sequel
TRUE Democracy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10

CAMBRIDGE PARy-BosToS, Oct. The 10 ctng contest
between Tecumseh and Pet, mile heAts to harness va
won BY the former. Time, 2;2S-2:32-23l. TRACK
heavy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10
(sisned) O. l. HARDCAsrLE.
To Gov PHiIrr T. THsxAs, Baltimore, Ma

Had you heard read Of the Article inserted in
the ODD DEFENDER reiatng 70 the charge against General
Pierce! and did you know the officer to whom that art
Gle was imputed?
Al never saw the Old Defender; but I heard day
or two peveus TO the receipt Of the letter Of
- 9pos OF The statement made In It's or Dseais.;
did not hncv Who 'he oAcer bat iafsrred from
what haa heard, that n W. Csptain uoLaas; have
sesa W article fsGxe4 b h Ne kJsimsrs .fwpan 1ar
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-01
Administration Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ have obtained from the Clerk of the County
Court of Randolph county, letters of administra-
ton with will annexed on the estate of A. NlcKin-
ney, decd. bearing date 10Th December, 1881.
Al persons indebted TO said estate requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against it 10 present them properly anthem
ticaed, within one year from the date of said let
ters or they may be precluded from any benefit of
said estate and if not presented in three years they
vii! be forever barred.
G. H. BURCKHARTT, Admir-.
December %, lS51-3W
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-01
House and Lot for sale, in the town
of brunswick.

A DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT, in the
"A town of Brunswick, is offered for SALE The
house stands on Lot No. I, Block No 1-being on
the corner of Walnut and Adams streets, is frame,
one story high, with two large rooms, with con-
venient and comfortable outbuildings.
az "TERMS-Cash. Apply to Jas. A. Frame,
Brunswick, OF the undersigned, in Glasgow:
JNO. TILLMAN.
Glasgow, dec IS, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-01
Final Settlement,

IN will apply at the February Term, 1852, Of the
Howard County Court, for final settlement Of his
administration on the estate of VIM. Smarr, decd.
J. W. HENRY, Admr.
dec lS-lW
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-01
Final Settlement.

~ will apply at the February Term, 4th Monday,
Of the Randolph county Court, for final settle
ment of his administration the Estate of John T.
Austin, decd. JOHN w. w. SEARS. Admir-.
Dec 25--lw.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-01
r. WILSON, Ic...
F. A. SAVAGE. oo''-4ii'''eo

Glasgow, Dec. 20, 1851.

Christmas Presents.
TALL at Mr.. Houdcrson's Drug store and sec
" those Bibles, Portfolios, Albums, Parley's
Juvenile Works, &C., handsomely bound all suit.
able for Christmas Presents.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-01
LampH LamDsll

TUST received per Banner State, large stock Of
y Lamps, embracing Plain Brass Stand, Single
and Double marble Base Of Gilt, Bronze and Da-
mask stems, also Archer & Warmers heaviest brass
base No. pa with extra large Globes, all of which
can be trimmed with4a inch star drops which adds
much 10 their beauty.
ALSO-1 dozen more Of those much called Cor
Patent Candesticks, Gone of the greatest invcn-
tons Of the age in way Of Candlesicl,s.) from the
factory of Archer & Warner, Philadelphia
Together with p 3 and 8 inch Globes and Cone;
all Of which will be sold very low
Nov. q. L. d. CAMERON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-01
Guardians Notice.

Guardians Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN will apply at the January term OF the County
Court of Howard county, TO relinquish his guar
dianship of Henry Faust, junior.
C. B. FALLENSrElN, Guardian.
November 10, 1S5l.-37-w9
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-01

90 H"-s. -..gig P.lssi a storc AID fo~ sale Iow
y ~ S.. III !. l.. SWiENEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-01
6sigagIaaERls,

} a Pieces, for sale by
DIV oct9 i. D. CAMERON.
The daily union., 1852-11-25
Democratic Festival.

meeting of the subscribers TO the proposed demo-
cratic supper in honor of the late triumph OF the democ
racy was held on the 23d inst the United States Ho
tel in this city.
On motion, Gen. John M. McCalla was elected chair
man of the meeting.
On motion, VIM. Finn, esq., was elected secretary.
II was announced to the meeting that Mr.. Hackney
the proprietor OF the United States Hotel who had pro-
posed furnish the entertainment, would be ready TO
perform his obligations Tuesday next, the 3oh in
slant
amended, the following resolutions unanimously
adopted
Rssoptd That the proposition of Mr. Hackney for Tues
dav night next be accepted
Resoictd That the following committees be appointed by
the chair, committee OF arrangements consist OF hir
teen a committee OF invitation OF five committee Of re
ception, OF five committee o oasts oi five; committee
oil music, OF three.
Rssoued That the chairman Of this meeting be added
the committee OF invitation as chairman.
The following are the committees appointed by the
chair, viz
/. OF inyitalion--John NJ McCalla, VIM Selden, John
c Rives, r. Armstrong, r. NJ Young, and John w
Maury, esqs.
.. or auangements--B B French, J. d. Hoover, +. A.
Tucker, c. Ashford. l. B Iardella, B. g. Daniels, Wm.
H. Minnix, G. w. Yerby, T. X. Oduu, Benjamin Morri-
son, B. p Page, A. F. Kmmell, esqs
g. OF recepon--Peuy L. Brocchus. Henry S. Davis,
David II. Wood, w. F. Price, John s. Cunningham,
esqs
4. On toass-Danel Radcliffe, John Missmer. L.
Tree ir, Il H. Heath, and Jos. T. Walker, esqs.
5. On musie-A w. Miller, +. Yuee, and Thomas
Thornley,, esqs.
On motion, it was ordered that these proceedings be
published in The Union.
JOHN NJ. McCALLA, Chairman
VIM, Finn. Secretary
The daily union., 1852-11-25

A BEAUTIFUL FUNERAL-A recent letter from Acapulco
thus describes the funeral OF two sstes-beauu girls
of eighteen and twenty years They were carried to the
car in elegant dresses which they had made with their
own hands for The Spanish ball which was TO have taken
place the evening OF their burial The car in which
The corpses lay was splenddly decoraed-rsing above
the heads OF each beautifully gded crown and at their
feet glded ornamental work representing two half moons
In their hands, which locked together in the ati
ude OF prayer, they had bouquets OF flowers, and their
brows encircled with wreaths Of The faces
of the young girls uncovered but partly concealing
their magnificent dresses, thrown them richly
worked laced veil, covered almost completely with offer
ngs OF flowers, while their tiny feet, encased in plum
coored silk stockings and satin laced shoes, slight
y exposed TO view The car was borne on the shoulders
of twelve negroes following them, six others, with the
top OF the burial and following the latter STILL six
others, with table, upon which the set down in
the street at intervals band OF music, playing lively
tune preceded the cortege, and almost the whole city
them placed in the tomb and chanted them the
solemn burial service of the Catholic church.
The daily union., 1852-11-25

THAcKERAYs NEW NovEL.The Harpers have pub
shed reprint OFFS The History Of Henry Esmond, Esq
in pamphlet form, uniform with their series OF Select
Novels" II has attracted very general attention in Eng
land, will be seen by the letter Of Paris correspond
emit in another column. The London Leader, good crt
cal authority, says of il:
To those who look beyond the passing hour, and
something in literature than the patton of Lam
gud leisure, Esmoad will have many OF interest
One of these may be the purely one of
sentng new phase in Thackeray's growth. Tracing the
evolution Of his genius from the wild and random sketches
which preceded Vanity Fair, we perceive an advancing
growth both US moralist and artist In Vanity Fair
the mockng Mephisophc spirit painfully obtrusive
laugh az The wod-to tear away M many raise
the from Cmsnrs head that might the
badness which the aurels cevered--to make love and
devotion themselves ridiculous-seemed his dominant
pose and had IL been for The unmstakeabe kndliness
The love generosity and the sympathy with truth which
frightened those mocking pages, all that has been gno
ranty malcionsy said of Thackerays heartlessness
would have ha d its evidence"
The daily union., 1852-11-25
by O. w. BoTELER, Auo,,on.er.

GALE OF ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY, AND WALNUT FUR
nure, French Chiaa, Glass and Crockey Bronzed
Piapsh Tin Goods Jspanned Ware Fancy Articles &cayng
received consignment Of the above articles
cton dispose them auction shall Tuesday
November " early light the In
magnificent sbanka's Iron Hail. The
Of the superior description, forming collection
decidedly worthy the attention of housekeepe The
consists In part "a follows, viz
Walnut and softs and
Cloth, plush, and brocatel
Walnut aod mahogany secretaries and bookcases
Do do chairs, covered with hair cloth, plush md
Mahogany and walnut marbstop centre tables
Rosewood, walnp and mahogany dressing bureaus, with
diets OF beautiful enamelled cottage chamber furniture
Handsome Al chairs
Mahogany aud walnut wnrdfobes
WALNUT etesges, extension dining tables
Mahogany and walnut French and cottage hedsteads
Marble-top and other wasbs tands
Gold band and Fench and iron dinner
20 richly decorated dessert and sets, sets,
Cut and pressed glass ware, bronrcd racks
Candeiabras, umbrella stands, NC.
Ivory table cuey plated casors fruit baskets spoons,
and forks, walters and card receivers, candescs urns
coffee sets, pitcherJ, DC,
Britannia and block tin goods, such as
CalFee and Ten sets castors, urns channg dshing Se
Iapanned toilet sets, tea trays, SC
oned ron and French China mante and table and
other useful and articles deemed necessary par
tcusrze.
The goods win arranged s morning the
The win be brilliantly lighted
warmed, The ladies particularly invited 70 attend
Al fandn $50, cash $50 and
ceedna $780, soo,
! G. w. BoTELER
Novoi-o Aactioneer
Oy- The above sal. VIII continued Friday
morning III O'Clock which time the furniture, French China
Nov Is O. W. BoTELER, Aucuoneer,