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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-24

THE KXp0pac
leaves daily, by Mai Tsa:s. arrives md
cAaT9e y rnsfy agents. This uads - assays IN
% forwarding goods Of whatsyer receiving
Sno. sconony, and what Il Of Eres,sr as com
skeeg. our wagon viii call for good. !. porsance
snd denver everything without extra i. 90 away
0m. ~. ADAMS 4 COS
Sc 10 O"ce No. 5, Fearteenth Stree,
- ~ Near tue Pos, "a,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-24

~ Dunlop, AIOncure d Co. ask the at
tenton OF dealers to their auction sale uf Groce.
ries, &c, THIS MORNING. commencing a, 10
o'clock, without regard to weather 90 "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-24

CHAaor DIsMIssxD.-Henr Myers was brought
before Justice Evsns yesterday, on the charge Of
obtaining unlawfully, under the promise that he
would return them ON the 2eth Of June, three pair
Of shoes on the 9Th of June, from Peter Tinsley,
ana with intent to defraud. The value Of the shoes
was e3 IA. From the evidence, i appears that
Myers had promised to pay tor the shoes-did not
intend to defraud, but thoughtlessy postponed
payment-snd had rendered the money to officer
TYLER when the warrant was served on him. The
presiding Justice dismissed the case and Myers paid
for the shoes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-24

a. MULES FOX sALk.--Ino suDscri
AAoer has Tor sale, at the Stable OF J II Plea.
s4nl., 18th street, between Franklin and Broad
streets, twenty hne large MULES. Persona in want
BY applying Immediately, may obtain them at very
reasonable prices
~ 24-3ts SAMUEL n ARnERY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-24

KuNKEL's OPERA TRoUPE.-Tne entertainment
given by this famous troupe at Odd Fellows Hall
on Wednesday evening, was of the most attractive
character. Hundreds of visitors were obliged to
return home, unable to obtain admittance. When
this company was here before we then spoke of it
as one ct the very best conducted organizations Of
the kind with which we ever became acquainted.
Their songsand Ethiopian cooquies chaste and
witty, devoid of anything that could be exception
able to the most fastidious taste. The gen,emanly
bearing of each one of the members also has won
them unfading laurels of friendship and confidence.
Adams, whom we have not yet had the pleasure of
hearing, we understand, completely fascinated his
auditory with the winning song of "Od Folks at
Home" The other members of the troupe gave
full evidence of their augmented and polished mu
steal experience. The vocal and instrumental mu.
sic of this troupe, is of the highest order their
dancing is accurate, pleasing, and varied.
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JAMES hiVEK AND MANA.
49, VIVA COMPANY.-The Eighseenth

.n~S Dh. ~ HAhTON, having returned
VIA to the city, may be found at his Office on
Grace street, opposite the Methodist Centenary
Church. ,e 22-e.d3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-24

DIX. HODDEY having reIurnca 10
O>A Richmond, may b. foand.as nis resdence,
on corner Of Broad and lith streets opposite City
nan. sel7-lw
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tTs CHOLERA, DIAiaahtI.-s1, ICING I5nc
LEKA MORBUS, CH0LiCS, CRAAf. On y, I'm I'm
NERVOUS DISORDERS, Sc, may be cured 0f
stabler,s Great summer Remedy
None genuine without the signature OIL i' =
STABLEa, NJ ID. n.;,,s,,
Chiils and Fevers, Ague Bilious, ks' 49,
and Nervous Fevers, General Weakness, 20
meas in the Limbs Chronic Deoiiiy' !sIn sass,
Dyspepsia, &c, may be cured BY siaoiers u's'
Aeue and Fever SPECIFIC. II
None genuine wishoe. the Signature o. T.
Stabier, NJ. ID. ,,a~ for
stabier,s Aiterafive--A valuable rs;neeys y,
Impurities OF the Blood, Erysipe'as, bo'.s -.
Rhcunl, Milk Crust, Rheamsusm, BronehIas. r. r.
lar.ed Tcnsls, Sore Throat, Drepsy, Ulcers on ~
legs, Sweilsa Glaads Deranged Liver, oplsss''O"'
Psipaison OF the Heart, letters, &c. o.. cav.
All Of tie above tor sale In Richmond " .e9
NuR & WoOD,DCyE 4 iSAACs ana P. - y
LADD & CO, R.iH. sTasLER, d D.,
- Alsxaads1a, va
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HAWEs K. SUTTON, NOTARY
PUBLIC--Parucslar attention paid 10
whiting DEEDS and other legal Instruments. of.
ice IN the Law Building. Richmond, w my
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WINDOW GLAH6.-iU00 poxes, tor sale b,
w sc "a DAVENPORT, ALLEN h co.
SOLk 100 s,des. Tor sale by
~ se ~ DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO.
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CoxrrxuEp-Offcer Tyler succeeded, yester'
day, in inducing free negro named Garland Win
s,on, charged with asssulting white man nan ed
Jacob Poe, in his own house, on the 2lst OF last
August, to surrender himself into custody at the
Court. The warrant charging assault has been ou'
against Winston for a month. The case was con-
tinued until to-day owing to the absence OF wit
nesses, and Winston gave bail in the sum of Sl00
for his appearance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-24

- It was Disc0Verea, about 70 ytars
ago, IN the county Of King and Queen BY Ply
sican eminent in his profession, that Asatic Cnol'
era, Cholera Morbus Bilious Choic, Dysentery,
Diarrhoea, Lock Jaw, and many other nervous and
spasmodic diseases OF very dangerous character
could be easily cured. Since lhst time ne has
proved that TACT to hundreds of our feilowcnzens,
and can prove it to as many as will try DUVALs
FAMILY ANTI.SPASMODIC, the peoples tayoIlie
Medicine. They can get it from PURCELL, LADD
IL CO., or any Druggist in the city. see advertise
menr au 6-3tgTts
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naw taste improved. -S11--.-
them. lh. s ..a s.e now admired BY all WIN
peculiar to them alone some for the sas caioIins,
dlstinctness OF the figure enabling The and
zee tnem IN any light with the greaest ssasor 10
ior the strengths of their light and shsds sssotae
OF the eye, and the general ar,sticsl Sesiness
s s picture When il is known that W. ?. tie
Is 20 rspa1g u tia. ass
any in the city. l 70, . equal to
seq Isl Main street. E.ole sa,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-31

GA DESPERATE FELLOW Tie Stockton
Journni Of late date contained the following
account Of the arrest Of desperate fellow. a
Mexican, who was the principal in the murder
Of two w'i'c men and negro.
"Tho Mexican wos captured at Bcnica, but
on his way to Marposa in charge OF tbs officer,
he boItcd and ran for it. lie was pursued by
an officer from Contra Costa on a fleet horse
On approaching him. the officer fired two shots
at the Mexican, which brought HIM to a stand
when he wheeled. and drawing knife. made a
direct movement TO attack the officer, who IN
stantly lcvellcd his pistol, and firing, 9hct the
Mexican i'll the mouth the bail lodging in the
back Of his neck. lie still advanced. and the
officer fired again. striking him in the right
wrist, when he changed his knife into his left
hand and still continued to advance. The Of
liccr again fired, shooting him in the shoulder
when the Mexican closed on him an1 cut his
clothes in several places, but heavy coat and
/ -~---l l..- :it. T'I.-
dcd, however, owing to the wounds the MoXicar
had received, and he was again secured
brought back to }cnica and started fer MarpO-
81 under charge Of the same officer who had
been so untirlng in his cnleavorS to trace ont
and capture him. We understand that thi>
daring rutiian is named Sepuyedi. and belong,
to an extensive and wealthy family in los An
gclOs.'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-31

TnE ERrcssoN.-Thc cqlo.c engine in tho
Lncsson Is running beautifully improving in
smoothneSs every day, and the success Is be-
Yond the lnvenors and the owGcr'. most san
gUino expectations. yesterday and the day
before, the revolutions per minute of the wheel
were . :, wlth pressure Of = pounds per
squire Inch. Ths must, while the ship is un-
der way, give all o., say - to If knots Der
hour. These revolutions of the wheel were
made while the ship was at the side Of the pier
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-31
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival OF the Canada,
HALIFAX, Dec. q

HALIFAX, Dec. II
Tho royal mail steamship Canada, Capt
Lang, arrived at ll4 o'clock, A. NJ. having
left Liverpool at 10 o'clock on the morning of
the | lth inst She brings 80 through passon-
gcps and 20 for Halifax.
The Canada has experienced a succession
of violent roles She had lt2jO0 in specie
She slgnaIIzcd ,hc steamer Asia, six hours sail
from Liverpool, bound in.
On Wednesday, die 9Th, the new Cunard
s'onm7r Anlcs and the steamship City Of
Manchester, sailed from Liverpool for New
York ami Philadelphia
The United States steamer Pacific arrived
on Friday night, the l0'h. at 10 o'clock, having
rescued the crow Of the jesse Stephens, OF
Quebec for Belfast, which was abandoned. be-
iur watororgad.
The news per this arrival is of no general
interest.
Cotton has experienced decline.
a long discussion took place IN the House
OF Commons. on motion by Mr.. Brown to
produce papers relative to the application for
charter by the London, Liverpool and North
American Screw Steamship COMPANY. The
motion was opposed by Mr.. Harley. on the
part oi the government ana was eventually
Withdrawn
E>GL,SD Tic London CORRESPONDENT Of
th" LWOPcu .WP .NeicS, writing frGav J +.
NJ. says tnat the excitement about the House
~ .i ,', ,''. U'!a H!itl''p',
ii'.;.s u' Il I'1'L'''' L l III. SUNNY o .,'e
Hr''',S VIZ W T.." lo,I'@nl' ,nnu nnu as ,ne
't',,e'., =" w. '-N'I ,pl w. niSL'eIi ms
IN ITS entirety. we see all the preparations for
wv o'i'I',C' . '''. U,c iH,l'y,E VIII De
.I .".' "..'' S..G'''T .5i - " put "I'G uoEot
SI.,, W. ''..,, .''0'' J, ogru nG.a III oP
"'"o' W I'' n"N5'l j." W. "'1I I'oPD''tah Dor
"IG,, .l IV I i''.I'','o,'9.l "'II e'l'nusIoS'lc-
viii rn in ,o-nieht fully p,ooorcd for tbe dis.
cHal-e 81 ul'ir various l",eeS ana rccHc's
aElinSt ,1e Derry, ,Sr4'h cabinet
ne b'iru oi rade returns ior the month
ending 'He -"'h' are punu'Ied. lhe exports
ave aMoE"''i to Lt'o]"obp varying little
1ho o,.,rl,,.I ,,,I r.,., ,.I,r.,n 1,'..,
ed A. Trieste. Py a tecgraphjc despatch in
anticipation Of the mails, We learn that the sec
and ,,,rti,u Of tho tr,,n. fran, p ,no,,, h, 4
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-31

~ 1t is of no consequence whore these
sentences were found they are worth trcasur-
ing up. A preacher once SAID;
"If you know anything that will make a
brothers heart glad, run quick and tell ii and
If it is something that will only cause sigh
bottle il up, bottle il up." 1--WE never get good
bread for ourselves till We begin 10 asi FOR or
brcihrcu.'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-31

0J-The following schemes are in process Of
incubation at Washington
al. An increase of the Presidents salary
to 35ooOO.
.. The construction Of permanent residences
for the Vice President and Heads Of Depart
ments.
8. An increase Of the Secretaries salaries,
4. An increase OF the salaries Of cut AM
bassadors and Charges abroad"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-31

A BRIEF BUT Pointed llIsToRy.-A Call
fornia correspondent of the Portsmouth Jour-
nal sums up in few words the history of that
country, and illustrates it by an anccdotc which
is forcible and to the point. 1t is as fellows:
'The history of California is best illustrated
by an old New Hampshire backwoods story, OF
fellow who was left to watch a brck-kiln, far
away IN the woods, all solitary and alone. SO
soon as he began to realize his position. and
night came on and tho wild beasts commenced
20 howl, he began to snake, and solioqul2ed
after this sort First. there will come house
cut, then there will come piH cGf then there
will come n cdtdm0unt--dnG dont stan hrre :;
so suiting the action to the idea, he gave chnsc
to his companions, and left the brick kiln to
take care of itself. We have had the house
cat and the wild cat, and now the caiuaouni
has come sure -- Sacramento Is burned, and
Frank Pierce is clccted--l660 buildings dos
troyed in one night, and 400 m jorl'y for
Pierce This is awful ucws for one steamer
but there is one consolation - the buildings
viii be all rebuilt before the news Of the dis.
astcr reaches you; the other consolation is
that Frank Pierce is n good fellow, and a ma
tive of New Hampshire =
CL5@THE Next CoNGRrss,--Tho result of
Congressional elections in sixteen States, is as
fulloVS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-31
ItlTTY'S RESOLVE.
BY FANNY FERN.

1t would puzzle Philadelphia lawyer to
tell why Kitty Gray looks SO serious as she
sits by the lntticcd window this bright summer
morning. Is she not the undlsputcd belle cf
---' Adorcd by the young men, cnvied
by the girls. who try, in vain, TO fin out the
spell by which she monopolizes all hearts =
Has she. at last, found one inscnslblc mortal,
cold hearted enough TO resist all loves artllo-
ry? l1hat irouid be novelty for Kitty y
| Has she detected gray hair stealing in among
her tresscs, or an incipicnt crowioot at the cor
ncr of her eye: Danish the thought at sweet
cghtecn
Mirror never reflected back loyclicr trcssca,
brighter cycs, a fuircr brow, or more symme-
trical form. The hand her check rests on Is
faultlcss, and her foot is perfect as a model.
All, Miss Kitty. You were CIT ou for cogucNc.
but spoilt in the mn;nGl Nature gave Won a
heart. You are neither making female Alex
andcr of yourself by signing for fresh hearts tc
conquer, or considering profoundly. the fashion
of your next bail dress. You have lived eight
cen years in this blessed world. and your life
has been all sunshine. Why not:
Beauty and wealth have made YOU omnipo-
tent hut You are weary of your crown. NV
little queen has on her thinking cap;' and 1t
becomes that sweet brow passing well. she
wonders is this oH Of life Has pretty wo-
man nothing to DO but smile and look captivat-
ing, and admire herself? She might as well
be the marble Venus in her dressing room -
And then she casts her mental eye over the
circle of her acquaintance. Fer aught she
secs. they are quite satisfied with the same cy-
istcncr. Women frivolous mon, on the coz
comb order all but Harvey Fay--he is talent
ed and intelcctual; oWaS Il S0W; and Is not
dependent on a moustachc or French boots for
happiness; is refined in all his tastes, and
ncutieHda in the highest sense of the word. -
Can sing the soul out OF you, and make time
fly faster than any man You ever saw. Alas !
that there should always be 'bmr Harvey
the peerless Harvey. had one Sad toUic-and 1t
was that that clouded Kitty's brow and sadden-
cd her heart True, it had not. as yet. became
fixed habit, but where was the security for
future
And so Kitty sat leaning her check upon her
hand, and wondering if ID woman's powcr-if
her nice tact and deicAcy was not bestowed
upon her for something better than to further
her own selfish purposes. Harvey was scnsi-
tive, proud and INCH spirited--it must be 4 rcy
oCnTr hnnd that would turn him back from that
d'2ly prccipicc. Could she not Sarc him p
She resolved to 'ry-shc would exert her pow
cr for once for S me noble purpose.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-31

IMpoRTANr DECISION TO NEwsPAPrG PUE.
tIsHEP3 ANp ADVERTISERS. The publisher
Of the Now York ColTiU ant InYm0 has re-
covered S3lc - from II. | lbbotson. being
the full amount of nm advertising bill. The
defendant a subscriber and yearly adver-
tser to the paper he had an advertisement in
serted ont of the usual course. which was lead
ed and displayed, and published for one huns
dred and fifty days. The defence set up was
that some of Mr.. l.'5 other Advertisements were
omitted, AID that the advertisement in question
was inserted for such length without orders.
The court ruled that Mr. |. should have given
notice to the editor to discontinue tn, adycr-
uScmcnt. AMI not have expected to enjoy the
benefit Of advertising without p1ying for It,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-31

CF@CHNrs- MAGIcI4Ns. The arrival Of a
companY OF Chinese maglcians and jnLglers
in California has already been announced, and
it is said that their pertormances excel any
thing OF the kind ever before seen. A cor>
respondent Of the Lo'reI Voc PopuH gives the
following description Of ole of their perform
anceS;
"a plank siXeen inches wide and SIX feet
high was placed at the bac,. OF the stage, and
the impaler with knives took his stand about
fifteen or twenty feet in front of it. The knives
were about seven-inch blades, aud iour-jnch
handles, strong and pointed. Ancr playing
with them for time, tossing and whrling them
in a most wonderful manner. he threw them
one after another, fastening them firmly in the
plank before hm. lie then drew them out, and
another Chnam2n took his stand before the
PLANK, or rather at the side OF it, holding out
his arm across the same, and the impalor threw
one knlie above and another below it, Is cose.
y as they could have been placed there by the
most careful hand, completely fastening his
arm upon the plank The other arm was then
reached across and fastened in the same way
the 4nves sticking firmly and the handles
crossing each other. The Chinaman then
reached forward his head, and quick a1 thought
two knives were thrOwn-the one above and
the other below his neck, seemingly within
one>iourth Of an inch on either sldn. Such
precision and daring was truly wonderful, ami
The whole evening : performance elected un-
bounded applause"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-31

NEW YORK. Dec. II.
Tho brig Neunhar, from Vcra Cruz, brings
$500 III specie on consignment.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-31

NJ THE BA,Ks OF THE UNlrru SrArrs y
lc5l.-Thc annual returns Of the Banks OF the
United States as made to jnnulry / 1851,
have Just been published. The results are a.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-31

=, -,
II was gay SCen'-'lllt pa" room i ne
io'f! Iof'n7 "o"'f" Gown '''e oanc'' "Ith flow
"'S "''se an" 'P'hnH7 - ana snowy
"co's' ',.-,' n.sg o,."' '',''Itu Ic SOBER "ea"
o aye. "o't o''fai'c''g music nfIillaht hgh's
n'u ll'e oEGIPo"u''"9 !'G'I''i'e oi ihYrlaa sweet
mowers, All I'E' ''lc't aI' 10 compete the spell
hl''Y Shonr, as usual 'He brightest star OF the
evening" one cannot gaze long at a 'Sfar,
W,"I''' peI''7 u"H|'," 30 now can GeSctioe
'"! on! .i, lay t'a! "I' "FtS'S''oIc' ohc
,nIn"c !"u 'h'"N 1t WIS "er t3'S uIch' 'he
,n ,lc "a, n,!,p,Gn [ l'ama 'na' r@'ird on your arm
"''" "oI SoL"c" ''"-,"'s' "r 'he tny Ieet 'hit
SuiIol'tu ''l'I 9H"! ~ @'"colui HEufc; As
von ' cnriG 'ST no Hg tc , W e or n"T
,naoro,,s oo',n', ot ,ho,, ,om', ~, ,;,,o ~,
Icg vn, hod r,ndo mn ron ,,d =, ,,.' I,,-
Wi Ii;,,, hoJ rccc,,o tar ,,I n,
bon,,go Will Lrr nsnaI svoat ,nncr,,l"rrc
nnI now .cro',oI ,Ln .r e. ,rn,,,,, =,
,ho s,,,,or t,LIo ,yboro ,a;, roo, ill.,, ,G',
n,.rno cnnr,.s anJ ioar,s ycr" last ,rI ,,,, ,l
,ho coIor,,,, u'or,h, ~, i,.,o,,,t IIam
,c, yeas, ~ h,,ISo.nn -, r.orI .o,.rI f., ar,.
'..;r,aI. +" Liri, ,,o,l L,,,. a,,J ~. c,..,, "'!
,,'', ho o,ps hn,,. g., Io
"nnI Er,II;,nt ro.b;nrrs '''7 '''''
L,,,. f,nvoJ l;,-, ,,.i,,, ;,or Qua. ,,,1 ...,..
hi," beDora Inna ro,;,o f. si, t,Li, ,i'' .nI
,nrn,n,, nnt rl1ss ,f viva boiJ - 49, I'.
In an instant sba v..e hv L,s s;,in
81 * NINE said sba nl,vrr,r,, o,.,o,. line,
her G.,Io L.nd f. cr,.,, # hn, ,hor,. ,,. :,
Jacn GLOW unon Lor cbnT,, arI m o,r,ost H.,
I,r,r, look in Lor c,.o Thar sa;J ,a,ro ,I,.,,,
vor1s nrd dsrncnod rho f,sr ~, tIa.,,l...
ton,nlos
Ks Won will C,ir I,d,.,s,id h, witt, . .,.,,..
shade Of cmbnrrassnoni u,n, ,rboror,ro:, :,
.Oh onlv n vyo,n,r's vb,,n ,s,;I E,,t, va,
o,o M ,rue Lni,It if Won rfnnnt s,,r,,6 y I,J,,
,rjyLo,d n reoso1' ''''
.rJ soryc ,,o,, c,rovor, s,;5 rTor,.o,. .- L..
Ioo.nd rnon Grr chonrinc, conn,anann. ~
.rbnn dr;nl, ma vinn to-ni,rht ,'ll'., T CT,
tho rI,ss rnr vo,, soid sba .n7in,, .
oh tio dancers )
.OnIg woo,,r-s ,y,,;,,r rIor,.o,. l;.r,. bo
,ioyo il .Uow yorv inyai sha IooGoJr AZ y, ,vhat
conII sho moan: Co,I5 = no si,a ,ho,i,,, l' '',,
in dancer. II,d he nonn :, ,r ,,no,, ,',,,,r
contbi1. to Li,nsoIr:7 CANA E;,,,. ,L;' H. ,
nfhirn: psha,yr - conI,In,, ba i ,'''N m J '''..
Lir,,nlf proudv u, 81, ,,,,,,, h s,,, ,..i; Il,
nonscnsG-, w,gdr or hot ~ sa,,, ',, '',,, L,,,
that innlcr;nr tin,d I,o[r 0hr ,tnra ,,,a
sonc,hinr in il ofior ,l II, wo,rJ'.t Ia 80
tortured-be woulJ know bol1ro Ln s,o,t tr.,
lnoreS an rhd TO all tningS,and balls are no
GNc'P'I"h' i3Ppy cavaliers were performing
lne aHreeap'e u,'y oi Se'','ng refractory shawI-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-31
The Clay Monument.

ENLrIMoRE, Dec. q.
The jmeihcenc-r rcpu5Ishes It's Clay monu-
m2nt appeal with Mr. Cas5's name at the head
o. the list.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-31
Capture OF Slayers.

New ORLEANS, Dec. %.
The Empire City reports the British frigate
Ncsa. arrived at liWlnl, on the I9th, with the
notorious slave schooner and two other slavers
Great ng much excitement in Havana.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-31

CLF9THE NEvr CoNGRrss,-Tho result o.
Congressional elections in sixteen States is a.
follows;
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-31

1t would puzzle a Philadelphia lawyer to
tell why Kitty Cray looks SO serious as she
sits by the lntticcd window this bright summer
morning. Is she not the undlsputcd belle cf
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o. Letters must IN al cases be post pad.
LAW OF IFSPAPERS.

IRU USTE-.GHT CM.-@a
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