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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-10
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR. GASTRIC JUICE.
SCIENTIFIC ETIDENCE!

s. Call on the Agent, and get n Descriptive Circular,
gratis. Wing large amount of SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
from lirbgs Animal Chemistry Dr. CoHbc's Physiolo
~ of Digestion: DR.. Pcira Food and Diet: Dr. John
". Draper, OF New York University: Prof Dungiisons
Physiology; Prof Sil!inan of Yale College: Dir. Cnrptn-
ter Physiology &C. together with reports Of CT RES from
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THE LATEST NEWS.
T1Ir NORTHERN MAIL.

, telegraph dispatch, received Yesterday,
i,..t the boat Powhatan could not leave
s.@'. until to-day. Col. BIGGER was
as hy the Postmaster General to send
che Northern Mail via Norfolk, ou, as 'ne ICE :,
IN. prevented any communication by way Of
n's ;snr ofcourse that instruction could not
'',.,nlied with. ehave had no communi-
..;,,, with the North either way since Mon
49, and on that day we received no mail
North Of Washington 4.
This morning the mails will start from here
,irosd and we are informed that we may
~ communicable through both ways. We
ho,e 40. The change that has taken place IN
~, ~, weather justices the expectation that nav.
cation and regular mail communication will
,.r,s,ored in few days.
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sLluHT ADVANCE IN COTTON.
steamer Burnt and 13l Lives Lost.

New YoRK, Jan. 81.
The steamer Arctic arrived at her wharf to-
day from Liverpool, which port she left on the
9Th inst.
FRANCE.
The government organ denies the statement,
that the President had received a letter from
the Emperor Nicholas congratulatng him up.
on the success ofhis movement ofthe End of
December.
A large number of suspected persons have
been arrested and sent TO Cayenne. The stat.
ue of Liberty has been removed from the hall
Of the Chamber Of Deputies.
Universal tranquility prevails, and the state
of the funds is very buoyant.
The PRONUNCIATION of the new constitution
was expected on the Sth.
The American cotton ships, which touch at
English, are admitted into French ports, free
of duty.
Louis Napoleon was shot at by sentinel
who was immediately arrested, tried by C court
martial, aud shot,
Louis Napoleon is hereafter to be styled En-
peror. All the coin which issues from the
iiiint Is iusCilocu LOUIS l>dpoieoii, C4uiPefof'
1t is said that the Sovereigns of Europe have
notified him that they are resolved to enforce
that article of the treaty of Vienna which for
bids any of the family Of Bonapurte TO sue
coed to the imperial title.
Burning of the Steamer Amazon-One hun
bred and thirty-one fireS lost.
The mail steamer Amazon, which plies be-
tween Southampton and the West Indies, has
been burnt at sea, and ONE HUNDRED AND
THIRTY-oNE persons persisted in the iiames.
ENGLAND.
0'There is nothing of very especial interest,"
| The resignation Of Lord Pa!merston is ascrib
ed to his interference in foreign affairs.
AUSTRIA.
| The Emperor of Austria: has formally abo
lished the old Constitution, and is about te
promulgate new one.
SPAIN.
The resignation of Lord Palmerston he's
| given great satisfaction at Madrid.
COMMERCIAL.
| CoTroN-Mddling qualities advanced Id.
| FLOUR advanced Is. WHEAT Sd. Corn ha
| also advanced.
| MONEY firm. Consols 97t. American Stocks
were in fair request at former rates.
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AMUSEMRNTs.


THEATRE.
Fourth night Of the engagement Of Miss CHAR
,,,, O1 This EvenlaE, january 22d,
THE LADY OF LYONS.
Siauae meinotte. ....-....-.....-..Mi Miss Cushman
swiss Waltz, by..... Mile Ciocca and Mr. Caress 1
To conclude with
THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM
EvPrIces Of Admission.- Boxes So cents:
Parqaette so cents Centre Gallery 25 cents; Co
lored Gallery IS cents Eastern Gallery, for white
persons, 70 cents. js %
ISHE public are respectfully informed that
L CATHARlNE HAYES wilt give Grand
Concert In Richmond, at the Universalist Church,
onFRlDAY EVENING, January a3d, 1852.
PROGRAMME.
PART I.
Scena and Aria, "Yienila mis- vendetta" (Lucie
tia Borgia,) Donizetti-Herr Mengis.
Cavatina, All, mon dis" (Le Prophete) Meyer
beer-Miss Catharine Hayes.
Sulo on the Violin--Herr Griebel
Aria Bluffs, II Bivacci," Battsta-Herr Mengis
Song, Happy Birding" (Ivallace,) with flute
ooiigato accompaniment, BY Mr.. Kyle-Miss Cath.
a.ine Hayes.
Duette, "Quanto Amore." CL'Elisir d'Amore)
Donizetti. Miss Catharine Hayes and Herr Men
gis. =.
Solo on the Flute. &c. Loder)-Mr Kyle.
Aria Bluffs, !" Miei Rampoh," (Cenerentola,"
Ro iui-Herr Mengis
Aud Robin Gray"-a Scotch Ballad-Miss
Catharne Hayes.
Swiss Song, "The Happy Switser," (Mengis9
Herr Mengis.
D. The Last Rose of Summer"-an Irish ballad
Miss Catharine Hayes.
Conductor-Mr. Lavenu.
Prices of tickets, %, % and OIL. They may be
procured on Wednesday morning, at the Music
Store OF P. H. Taylor, Main street. opposite the
Banks.
Books containing the words and TRANSACTIONS of
the airs and songs, may be procured at the door
Price Is cents.
Doors open at 6l-Concert to commence at g
o'clock.
The Piano used on this occasion is the property
of P. II. Taylor. ja2i-2t
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And OF the notes OF the Branch, IN Norfolk, in
SIS and Sos.
And of gold coin, about Twenty seven Thou
sand Dollars, including One Thousand Dollars in
gold dollar pieces. Previous to the robbery, the
Bank had issued eleven notes only of the denomi-
nation of 500; aud the no ders are requested to
presentthem for redemption, and the public warned
against receiving notes of that denomination The
above reward will be paid for the recovery of the
loss or prnportionaby for what may be recovered.
Care on the part of the puelic in receiving money
of suspicious persons, must lead to recovery and
the apprehension OF the robbers
By or der of the Board of Directors
ia 2l-ts SAMUEL MARX Cashier
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,1IEAXI>ES FOR FEBRUARY, Tor
10 nv J. w RANOOLPH-Jan'y2 2d.

AZ tars I,s.v's Book for February, ls52-a5c
S,.s-sop's l.ady's National Magazine for seoru'
~ ls53-lSG
az n;sssr,sfiou On the Resources and Policy OF
c.,,r~nia, Mineral, Agricultural and Commercial.
Nri,yc a ,lsu for the disposal of the mineral
80. by JOAN Verify CSC
n~sUiue Tor Schools: method by which all the
n,ters of a large class are taught to draw at
~, Nth rratness uniformity and accuracy, by
Rro,sunin II Coe-price -
,csm's Semi Monthly Library for Travellers
i,Ls Fire<i ie Home and Social Philosophy,
-, Household Words edited by Chss. Dickens.
) 81 series c3mplete-2oc
Laapo, Of French Sticks, or Paris IN 1851, by
81 Frsnc.s Hcsd-two parts, 75c; bound 81
7,,s Elements OF kateria Medlca and Therspeu-
80 nv yonathsn Pereirs D, F 4 S and S.
md American edition, edited by Joseph Carson,
MD vol l-S4
A, tnalyficsl Compendium of the various
l,-src5ps OF Medical Science for the use and exam
r,ror Of Students, by John Neill NJ D. and + G
smith " D; second edition, revised and improved
Syna,,sis Of the Course of Lectures on Materia
usj.,s and Pharmacy, delivered in the University
- ps,nsvIvania by Joseph Carson, NJ D-l 15
History Of Greek Classical Litersture, by w
B.,,vne. Ma Pgrbendary OF s. Pauls and Profess
s,rof Classical Literature in Kings College, Lon.
don. -
Horace, with Schmitz's and Zumpts notes-60c
New varieties OF Gold and Silver Coins, Coun-
ts,ls. Coins and Bullion. with mint values, by X
Eekie,ir VIM ( Dubo!s-Sl
Smithsonian Report on recent improvements in
t. Chemical Arts by Professor C Booth and
Campbell Moiht-75c ia
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VALUABI + FARM ON THE WEST
By ALEX. MOTT & co.

GALE OF A BREWERY IN THE CITY OF
- RICHmOND.-By virtue of deed OF trust, ex-
ecuted to me by Messrs Schwabe Il CO., and duly
recorded In the Office of the Clerk of the Hastings
Court OF the city of Richmond, shall offer for
sale. privately. the BREWERY at Bacon Quarter
Branch, with all the fixtures thereto belonging
Amy person wishing to engage in the said business
will find the terms of sale very accommodating.
Should the property not be disposed of on or be.
fore the cath Of this month, at private SALE it viii
be offered to the highest bidder at public auction
On that day at l2 o'clock. NJ, The establishment
10 said to be in very com plete order.
P. S.-The proprietor of the above premises viii,
Ii desired, sell the same 70 any one who may pur-
chase the above Brewery and axtures,
T. p. AUGUST,
Ia 9-3tawsds Trustee.
Sale conducted by
ia22 ALEX. MOTT & CO.. Aucts.
LIRE CARKIERS.-For sale Is
+ jazz GINTER'5, III Main street.
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ODD.FEALOWS' HALL.
LAST WEEK!
yNtIR CREAT ANfERUnAN nInD a ~ a

3
l. representing the funeral of Mr.. Calhoun in
Charleston, S. c., will close on Saturday night
next. This Diorama is entirely new in its CON.
struction, has never before been exhibited in this
city, and contains the largest collection of moving
figures ever seen at any Diorama.
The great procession contains over Four
Thousand Figures, comprising the Military
companies, Societies. Fire Department, Masons,
Odd Fellows, Rechabtes, Sons of Temperance,
Sailors, &C., all moving their limbs in walking be-
fore the audience.
Commence alta quarter past o'clock precisely.
Admission 25 cents; children under 10 years, half
price ia It's
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,,,yF This day appointed w +, WADE my
ia ia, =, carry on the Grocery Business in
= s t',ntv Of Hcnrico, on Brook Turnpike. For
tae eoa%. made by him tor the said store stn
g. co"uHil L. d. MONTELL-
rsspe's ,s,b 1882 ia 22-li".
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NY LAWRENCE, or the Freemason's
n Daughter: a thrilling romance, by the author
ot,'Stanield Hail. VOL comp!ete-prce SOC
Kossuth in England price SOC
Sketches in France, by Alexander Dumas, althor
0. Monte Chrsto-prica SOC
Home AMI is Influence: domestic story for the
home c.rce-price soc
Dream Life, by Ike Marve!
Pcrc.val keene, by Capt Marryatt-50c
Fortunes OF Hector O'Halo'an All Irish ro-
mace by VIM II Msxwe!l-pric- SOC
Sketches in Ireland, by Thackeray, author of
VANITY Fair &c. price SOC
Handy Andy, by Saml Lover, the cheapest edi-
ton YET puJIi>ned-price 25c
G0deys Lady's Book for Februa-y-price 25c !;
g year
F-jeIsons Magazine for Februayy-price lsc
Together with all the Standard, Miscellaneous,
All new cheap publications FOX sale, wholesale and
retail, uy THOMAS II. GRESHAM,
ia . Opposite Broad Street Hotel.
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At AND BELOW COST TO CLOSE
"A COPARTNERSHIP.-Alli in want of unusual
bargsins in almost every description of Dry
Goods, would find it t. their advantage TO make
an early call, as the business must be closed in
few weeks
We invite particular attention to our assortment
of printed JacGnsts, fancy Berases, Lawns, Mus
lins, light Gnghsms, Silks, Ribbons. and many
other styles Fancy Goods, most of which we are
selling for one hall their usual value.
WARREN, FAalSS & BROWN,
ia l9--ts No l4l Eagle Square.
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I30T Ees

81. ! GREGORY . nkAURY.
saccesssr tel. w. Marry = Co.. nlasa.
No. j, cisy aossl.
u So 10 81 IS 50 20 50 is II III a 90.
Lotteries for To-Day.
Tins MonNrNc-kenfucky, 10, Extra. 70 Nos.
Il drawn. Capitals: $500, a0o0. 1898, ll00, $40.
THIS EvENrNG-Kentucky, No IS. IS Nos. 10
20 OF 1000 &c. Tickets IS. h22
sTKATTON's OFFICE.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No. is, January 90:
Al S. l3 81 SIS 50 90 So Is n II A. 90
.5 aSr Tc-day.Kentucky, Elk, No. 10. Capital:
=, Also, Kentucky, No ls.-captal: 3 of ala0oo-
LANDER TVS OFFICE,
14th Street, under Exchange Hssel.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, Extra, No II, Jan 90.
~ - ~ q 81 50 81 81 Is IL 50 49,
Drawn Nos Of Kentucky. Glass No 16, Jan 90:
81 So Ii 81 IS SO 90 SO Is "a Il A 30.
T0.Day-kentucky, State Lottery, Class No.
ls-Capitals: of $1,000 1000, 1916, 90 of 1000,
&c. IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets s5 Shares in
proportion. -
Al.o a Two Dollar Lottery Jag
MANA GERS OFFICE,
F. MORRIS & CO.
OF This Day-CaDltale $24,0OO, of 1000. 8
Of 5000, 90 of 600, &C. 70 Nos, Is drawn Tickets
Also the Dollar Lottery.
Drawn Nos of Bel Air, Glass 8:
81 10 AZ As 65 81 Z Is SO 30 SO 81.
jail C. w. PURCELL.
sTATHAM'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
WALL STREET, UNDER cITY HOTEL,
(Chalk's old stand)
Drawn Nos Patapsco, 43, Jan. 90:
81 80 80 10 81 IL SO a.
For To-Day, Jan'y 22.-Carroll County, 8.
Capitals: $24,0 c0, of 400C, of 2000 70 numbers
Is drawn. Tickets S5.
Also, Small Fry. Tickets 81.
ia % w Fl. STATHAM
GOLD MINE ON PEARL STREET.
LUCKS OFFICE.
Implements Furnished at the Mine.
Drawn Nos of Patapsco, 43, January 20:
81 80 Sc 80 10 81 ii SO a.
Drawn Nos OF Bel Air, 3
81 70 48 As IS 81 IS So Sc 60.
For This Day, January 22d.-car1 oil
County e.-Capitals: prize of 1874 900, of 1000
9 of 1000, &c. "a NUMBERS, Is drawn. Tickets
S..
Also, Small Lottery of 1861 so Tickets ST.
ja22
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.
VALUABLE FARM ON THE MAN
CHESTER TURNPIKE, EIGHT MILES
FROM MANCHESTER, FOR SALE AT AUC-
TION Will be sold on FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
the Both January, 1852, upon the premises com.
mencing at IL O'Clock, if fair, if not the next fair
day, the handsome FARMS owned by Mr.. William
Evans, situated at the forks of the road leading
the Chesterfield Coal Mines and the Huguenot
Springs, one containing SO acres, the other ten
acres together with all the buildings thereon con-
sisting in the first named place of dwelling and all
other necessary out buldipg including well of ex-
cellent water; and on the her place. also dwell
ing, including all the farming implements; also,
about fifty barrels Corn, Oats, Clover, Hay, &C.;
one Mule, one Horse, one Colt, two Cows, one
Heller, one Cart, one BarOuche. There has been
seeded upon the Farms fifteen bushels wheat, put
in with guano. The owner having concluded to
remove to Richmond, will sell without limit or
reserve. Possession given about the FIRST of March
next Terms-!or the Land, one-third cash, bal
ance at one and two years, for bonds secured by
trust deed. For the personal estate all sums
under $50 cash, over that amount four months
credit, for approved endorsed negotiable paper.
jal9 W.GODDIN, Auct
VERY VALUABLE BUILOING LOTS
ON SIXTH AND CLAY STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Wiil be sold on MONDAY
AFTERNOON, the I'd day of February, 1882, upon
the premises, commencing at o'clock, 80 feet of
ground on the West line Of Sixth street. adjoining
the residence of Mr. Robert A. Payne, running
back 1870 feet Also, about 20 feet of ground front.
ing the North line of Clay street. between Fifth
and Sixth streets, running back about so feet
TERMS cash, balance st 4 and 8 months, for
negotiable notes, interest added, secured by trust
deed, or title retained. w. GODDIN,
ia II Auct
VALUABI FARM ON THE WEST
HAM PLANK ROAD, NILES WEST OF
RICHMOND-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the
sSth January, 1852, upon the premises, common
cling at O'clock il fair, if not the next fair day,
the valuable Farm Owned by Messrs. J. G. and H.
C. Cabell3 situated in the county of Henrico, on
the Plank Road, containing 100 acres, together
with all the buildings thereon, cons ting of dwell
ling Suitable for small family, excellent Kitchen
barn, &c. The place 10 in high state Of improve.
ment, and is well enclosed The owners not being
able to devote their time to the management Of the
Farm have determined to dispose If it by auction
The neighborhooa is equal to any in the county -
The plank road running in front of the Farm, en-
abes any TO ride to the city in half hour, upon
the most delightful road in the county.
TERMs.-One third cash; balance at i and
years Tor bonds notes bearing interest secured
by trust deed.
ia Is w. GODDlN, Auctr.
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IlICH FIGURED AND PLAIN SILKS

IbICH FIGURED AND PLAIN SILKS.
IN CHAS. HARTVELL g. CO. have in store
very handsome and rich assortment of plain and
figured Silks, which will be sold very cheap. We
solicit call from all in want of such, assuring
them bargains at
CHAS. HARTWELL &c cos,
ia 10 Opposite Swan Tavern.
l HAVE in store an assortment OF Preserves,
some extra put up Lines, Pine Apples Pears,
Peaches, &c; also, brandy Fruits, viz: Cherries,
Pears, Apricots. Apples, &c.-ali Of which would
recommend to the attention of house.keepers and
others. ANTONIO PfZZINI,
jal5 No. 42, Main street, und or cityHusel
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MRS. MEBANE Ina 7ing associated with her.
I'VE self Miss BODWELL, q lady of high quail
locations and experience teacher,) for the pur-
pose of conducting Seminary for primary in
structon, and for completing the education of
young ladies, will commence at their rooms, on
the brow of Church Hill, near Broad street. on
Monday neztt, Goth inst. They bespeak the pat
ronage OF an intelligent community, and will 80 en-
deavor to educate the minds aud hearts of those
entrusted to their care as to prepare them to act
we'll their part in life and to ensure entire satisfac
ton of their patrons Every branch of an English
education viii be thoroughly taught; also, French
and Music on the Piano by an experienced teacher
Drawing, Pencil and Crayon, and Embroidery. Ii
is expected that the Rev. Mr. Dunnng will assist,
and lecture on interesting subjects Historical and
biblical) connected with his present tour tn rough
Europe and Palestine.
TERMS moderate, and made known on applca-
ton
~ The School will be of the highest moral
character. ia 2l-4.~
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GOAL, COAL, COAL.-I am now of;erins
~ for sals 10000 bushels OF aysrage COAL az
price below last weeks saes--say 50 for twenty
i've bushels, deliverable IT any opabe distance
from the yard, which is at the corner of Cary and
9th str cts. WM e. BRAZEAL.
ia 20-o5tS
GTEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.-The euk.
- scriber has for sale irst rate six horse pow r
STEAM ENGINE, which ne will sell at half its
va ur, having no use for the same.
THOS. sUrER,
j. i0-ts Corner of Gary and ) xth S;reets
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I,oR sALE-A light sTkEET WAGON and
Two good HORSES, with EsTness attached.
- oaf@aIn may be had in the aasge, If Immediate
ep'!irafion be made 10 ]. FOgsTMAgN
''N'-'F Opposite C!.y Gas Works.
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NIR GINA MANUFACTURES.-T
public is informed that the undersigned have
no coEnexion with any commission house in this
city for the sa of Iron aud Steel, manufactured
at their works.
Blacks miths and artf,ers using Bar, Band
Hoop, Horse Shoe or Nutlron, may rely upon pro-
curing, at works, articles in their line of the
best quality and at satisfactory rates.
Wrought work of every ription-including
Spikes, Bolts, Plates, Nuts, Washers &c &C. fur
nished at short notice and at the lowest prices.
ia 20-d&wlm* TOMPKINS 81 GWYNN
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NAYLOR,s ON n b Es win carr,

NAYLOR,S ON n BU S ES will carry
~ you from almost any part of the city in which
you may reside. to the Daguerrean Gallery of
MINIS s. WATSON, for 81 cents and Minnis
s. Wataon will take your Daguerreosype in tn e
sum OF 81 SO, and from that up to SIS, acco riding
to size Of picture and style of case, frame, locket
&c, in which you may lave it placed. They are
sure to render you satisfaction th' allow
you to take likeness from their Gallery unless
you areperfectly pleased with the same. An equi.
vaent for the amount received is their motto. Re-
member, their Galleries may be found at 35t Main
street, Richmond, and Sycamore street. Peters
burg, Va. ia 81
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zk{Ff}1{(3 - les
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a PERFECT KUSH-TO buy the cheap
IA Goods at pol Broad street-Great induce
ments are still being offered to purchas RS of Dry
Goods. Those in want would do well to call at
once, while the assortment is good. Now on hand,
Mouselanes at 12t cents and higher prices; Calico
at sc, 64c, Cd and finer the cheapest in the city
Merinos at Csc; Alpaca at Isac; Cotton at cents.
FOR great bargains, call on
ABRAHAM LEVY, JR.,
la 81 col BROAD street
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M A n A q K RS OFFICE.
F. MORRIS & co.
STATHAM,S LOTTERY OFFICE,
WALL STREET, UNDER cIrY HOTEL,
(Chalk's old standA

Drawn Nos Patapsco, 43, Jan. 90:
81 80 80 10 81 IL SO S a.
For To-Day, Jan'y 22.-Carroll County, 8
Capitals $24 ,0c0, OF 4O0c, 8 of 1000. 70 numbers
Is drawn. Tickets S5.
Also, Small Fry Tickets 81.
ia % w H STATHAM
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nor SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale a
l. STEAM SAW MILL, Of l2 or IA horse pow.
er, which has been In use about eighteen months,
the machinery being in complete order, with every
convenience thereto attached, which he will sell
on very reasonable terms Persons wishing to-
purchase win do well to call and see it in operation
on the land of Mr. A. NJ Braxton, on the Mechan-
icsville Turnpike four miles from Richmond
ia l9-4t+ JOHN C. SCHERMERHORN
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NOTICE.-The President and Directors OF the
~ Clover Hill Railroad Company have this day
declared dividend of per cent. upon the capital
stock of the Company out OF the profits of the last
six months, payable at the Office of the Company
and after the let day of March next.
D. S. WOODBRIDGE, Treasurer.
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u IIGsRIol les !


r library SALE.-THIB (IbarsfIayj EVE
II MING, ct George n West . Brothers Book
store, next door 70 the Post Once. win - sold at
public auction, portion Of the very valuable
Amoprss The BooIs nav - ~ fcunS ~ cssboIic
Theology, Z vols: Poole,s Synopsis, vols; Zufn-
glii's Works, . vols; Richard Hooker's Works, .
vols Golfers Ecclesiastical History, 9vols shuek-
ford's Concessions, vols; Oxford Tracts. vols;
Robert Halls Works, s vols; Andrew Fuller's
Works. 9 vols the Pyramids Of Giseh, Cbmning's
Works, vols; Bufkett's Notes, 3 vols; Gieselers
Ecclesiastical History, vols; Cudworth's Intel
iectual systen, vols; Burnests History Of The Re-
smiths Works, 4 vols; Patrick a Lowth's Com
mentaries, 4 vols; and many other rare and cu-
rious works. Catalogues are now ready, and tho
books may be seen at the sale ROOM Sale TO be-
conducted by z. r. McKNAUGHT. To con.
mence soon after o'clock n -
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

'ranoe Qaiet-Emperor Napoleon shot at
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TKE>H SUPPLY OF CLOAKs.-We
4 nave just received another fresh supply Of me.
t.a9 Ciosks, very comfortable fer the present and
4TpFoacbiug seaSons, which we are selling cheao
q CHAS. HARTWELL A. cos,
-ya-I Opposi swan Tavern
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-22

4 yONSTABLE'S SALE.-WIIbes0 sold At the
~ brick yard Of J. B. Lipscomb. on SATURDAY.
the Gath day of January, 1852 one kiln Of BRICKS.
to satisfy distress warrant in my hands, in favor
of Stearns Il Brummel, for two hundred and fiffy
dollars, against said J. B Lipscomb.
in OPT BEVERLY BLAIR H C. r. r