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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-21

d ICaMOND AND DANVILLE Rail.
III ROAD.-EXCURSION TICKET. On and
after Thursday, May Doth, Excursion Tickets win
teissued over the Richmond and Danvile Railroad
Fare from Richmond tn the junction and back
the same day, So Sd children under three years of
age free from three to twelve years, half price.
The cars leave tn depot every morning, except
Sunday an, A. M retu rninp ARRIVE :. Richmond
my 10 JOHN FL. OSBORNE, Supt.
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HOUSE CLEANIN(s.-This important bust.
IL ness cannot be considered finished until the
bed bugs and cockroaches, the rats and the mice,
have received their death dose. Lyons Magnetic
Powder and Magnetic Pills. viii clear dwelling
OF all these nuisances in single day. for so cents
so that the poor well as the rich may participate
IN the comfort they secure. But beware of imita.
tons, surcharged with mineral poison Call at 424
and secure the certificates of the following emf.
.ent savans and private citizens, to each of whom
the subscriber is permitted to refer for personal
confirmation ---,4
DIR Valentine Mott DIR s Moore
Professor Reed DIR Bettendorf
PROFESSOR Chiffon DR. Francis
DIR Van Rensselaer, DIR Wagstaff
Members of the Medical College.
Coleman Il Stetson, Aston House
Daniel Howard, Esq, Irving House
Preston Il. Hodges, Esq, Carlton House
yonas .; Philips, EGG Assistant District Attorney
Thayer Cozzens, Esq, West Point
or SAFE In Richmond by R. r. DUvAL,
my e Under American Hotel.
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CLOTHS, GASSIMERES AND VEST.
~ iNGS.-CHARLES HARTWELL & co. have
IN store very good and select assortment of
Cloths, Cassmeres and VestiDgs which we will
have made to order at the shortest notice. guaran
teeinS IT. and at prices :nar carnot slI 70 Nj,
~. !ye-...o-C G. HARTWELL 4 Co
usf OK MISSiNG-A box said to cocts;r
.hia Linen Linen Goods marked X, p AK,R. A ,nit.
so,e rswsrd viii be paid for Ii delivery % the mn.
~ or for such information a. will lead ~
Hs leeovery. Applyto - -'au y
= = LUDLAM Z WATSON.
A SMALL FARM FOR S1T-E---Ws =
WITT. lol sac one hundred acres OF land Twin. &,
gag swamp, seven miles before ~ ~ ~. 0n
une aaI ei which 10 clearedthe bv.eare s,;
n nn sns cleared land L under ! n<w fsue, M.
mpLovemens are small frame dvell,r. ne re
usual outnouses-ali new. Apply tons s1u tae
;e1, TpLER 4 coDH.
= = =. : :; 1;;.,- General Aeents.
EhMu1Nk EARINA COT-075NE nj
from which Il Il distilled q fully retained
ing ms one of the most alaaant - fnmee i,snss
for ssis ~ 4 SgFURcELL, LADD 3 Co.. e q
pig s prusgsb, p Nan ssfsek
B - q " 81 ~ 80 ~ = W = = {
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CHOICE NEW BOOKS, at the e,
" change Bookstore.

CHOICE NEW BOOKS, at the Ex-
" change Bookstore.
The Mexican War history of its origin, and
sefaiied account OF the various battles treaty of
Peace, &c fully Illustrated, by d Mansfeld-S1
Statistics and Collections essentially necessary to
persons connected with Railways and Canals, by
samuel Salt-25c
White's Natural History of Selborne, by Edward
Sessee. Esq, with forty engrayings-l rs
AFaggot OF French Sticks or Paris in 1851 by
Ssr Francis Head &C !
The Days OF Bruce "a story from Scottish His
aoly, by Grace Aguilar, author Of Home influence
A Treatise On 4 Box of Instruments and the Slide
Rule for the use of gaugers, engineers, sea1nen and
A9dents, by T kentsh-t 90 ~ ~
Lays of the Scottish Cavaliers and other Poems
b. William Z Aytoun-f 90
biographical Illustrations of Westminster Abbey
By Geo Lewis Smith, 90
Dictionary of Shsksperian Quotations-l 90
The Gipseys Daughter. a novel, by Mrs Grey
suthof OF the tiamester's Wife, Gc-a5c =
Ben Brace q new sea tale, by Capt Chamier. a,I.
akor OF ths Life of Sailor-50c
dlideroy, the Freebooter a tale OF heroic Deeds
ssd' Female Darins-25c
Godeys Lady g, Book for July-25c
Principallties and Powers, by Charlotte Eliza.
Aeth--37c. For sale by
jels GEO. N WEST 4 BROTHER.
RLEAk HOUSE, Part ~, tor sale by q
Ii MaWESTs& BRO.
The Soul in Nature, with supplementary eontri
buttons. BY Hans Christian oersted-$l rs
Eoline, or Magnolia Vale: a novel, by Caroline
Lee Hentz, author OF LINDA" &c.-50c
Bleak House, by Charles Dickens, part IV-l2c
Reserved BY G. NJ. WEST & BRO,
JeIs a.l Under Exchange Hotel.
n SHOES THAT ARE sHOEs.-We
invite the attention of economists to the fol.
lowing styles of Ladies' and Misses shoes
at the following prices:
Handsome Cater Boots, 81 50, 2 90, and 3 so
Misses Caters. 81, and IS
aisses uoion, Bloomers, q good article, by Nc.
Lsdies Nor. Slips, and Ties, Philadelphia man.
aacturod) IS cts
Lsdies Cater Bnskins, "a great bargain) 1t 81
Children's Pelka, Jenny Lind and other styles
Lsdies Travelling Trunks and Bonnet Boxes
49, g e WHITE 4 PAGE,
!; :; = H.la + doors below Oo0leys Hat store.
10 0BkRT p. BROADDUs ofers his seryi.
19sces 70 thecifxeus of Richmond and the public
csnersliy a. 4 general Collector Of Claims. He
hedges hfeif 70 attend strictly to all business en-
srmsfed % care. His ofdce Il In the rear oil Mr.
Asves eutt0n5 ofdcA, In Law Building. Rich
CUMMEH WEAk.-Jusf received 6y tx
q s1pssea :l s. a ps.
lent coet fhat EN- Be worn u the bot season.
AlsQ1sAn aeeor1asnt Of light paFty e0Iored silk
getss Rkkh,4 VII oompsrs fhyoFsbiy with the best
)eo1ucdons 81 our MOST skilfui tailors Do call st
'nr empntmrn1 dexsmins them without further
8 ~ ia Ne III :isssa y sss : s ssA
Y ! 20 !! % q I kAlLRQAD.5E
\ 4 IA A fssgder, md vim s. sanf
~ sc 1so ~. I. - iss1Fsdizts Al |! ii
p AZ q q 4. u GILL, u6eiidf11dels
80 s. IL NkgIsgN3 ct.
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49, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

a2e The subscriber has ON hand, at bic
Concentrating establishment on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary, 03th and 18th streets)
near the Columbian Hotel, Coaches Chariettees
Barouches, Buggies, with and without tops, and
Sukies, all of his own make of the best materials
and workmanship. Alfof which will be sold as low
ss good work of the kind can be In the city Of
Richmond and respectfully ask cali from those
in want OF any article in the Carriage hne as am
determined to make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible; and all work Sold that is new war
ranted ~ 50 e. MICAJAH MANGUM
ap % dom
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Tickets $lO; halves D., quarters 5O.
Certificate Of package of wholes @l20, halves
go, quarters 80.
TOrders for Tickets in any of the Maryland
Lotteries will meet the mist prompt and confden.
tlal attention, if addressed to r. FRANCE & CO.,
Managers, or to c. w. PURCELL,
my3l Richmond, Va
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r @I5,OOO WORTH OF G q T. D
"a AND SILVER WATCHES, Jewelry, an.
Gl2 verware, Albata and Plated Goods, selling
soH at cost for two months emily, to raise
cash.
Henry Hyman, 90 Main street, next TO John
N. Gordon, offers for sale the whole of his vslua
Bile stock consisting of Gold Lever Watches, price
S26 to $40 each, warranted gold chains seals,
keys, earrings, inger-rings breast-pins, silver IA.
BILE, tea and desert spoons, forks, &c, and great
variety OF articles too numerous to mention Also,
aarge lot of plated casters, cake baskets, Albats
tea SETS walters, from to 40 inches in size guns
clocks, &c.
Do not neglect this opportunity, as such rare
chance as this seldom or offers to the public
Do not forget that it is at HENRY HYMANs, Sc
Main st, the old established store and Direct I'm.
porter
n B.-Watches an Jewelry carefully repaired
by competent workmen, on reasonable terms.
mv16
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llHlLDRENo or ADULTS, in clear or cloudy
" weather, are always certain to obtain fine
Daguerreotype BY calling at the Galleries of the
subscribers. They have fine north light with
double Tense quick working instrument, which
naoies them to take children in the shortest
possible time. Parents should bear this in mind.
that next to the child, there il nothing that will af
ness OF the same; and children should rememher
that they viii ever regret should they neglect to
secure the shadow of their parents, ere their ma.
rents pass away Lockets, Pins, cases, frames. Sc
Constantly on hand, in which to place pictures
Prices 81 so and upwards.
MINNIS e. WATSON,
Daguerreotypists and dealers in stock ASA Main
street, Richmond, and Sycamore ST., Petersburg.
We s jel6
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I'm IMPORTANT NOTICE TO =
OHAT AND BOOT WEARERS The
cheapest place in the city to buy is at ]. II,
ANTHONY'S, where Moieskin Hats of the -
best quality are sold at SD So second quality s.;
silk So SO. = :
Fine Calf-skin sewed Boots 90 so
Patent Leather Congress Boots. -... 2 rs
Patent Leather Oxford Ties. ...... rs
Patent Leather Monterey Boots 3 25
3 Together with an assortment of Panama, Leg
horn and soft Hats, Umbrellas, &c.
e NH 80 COLUMBIAN UnTEI
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Grape shawls in large variety

BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.-Pian and
- figured Silks, a large assortment Of Grape
Shaws, Barages and Delanes Tissue Lawns Swiss
and Cambrick Muslin, black Silk Laces, Linen
Sheeting, Table Cloths and Towels. Prints, Cling
hams, Parasos, Grass and Corded Skirts. Irish
Linens. York Mills Shifting, &c, &C.
NY stock being large, am now offering great
bargains; and those in want of cheap Goods, win
hnd them at JACOB A. LEWIS
JeS Cheap Cash Stores Is and 50 Main ST
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-21

ISO EACUkSIONlSTS.- subscriber
l. has just received from New York a splendid
fast sailing yacht called the Roanoke. tits ca
pable of comfortably accommodating from twelve
to fifteen persons. At moments notice it can be
prepared tor the transit of pleasure party to any
sparkling James. Persons desiring to hire the
yacht BY the day,or for few hours SAIL viii please
apply at SCOFIELDS New York Saloon. Terms
reasonable. s. 49, r. 1880. - p : - :
J. SCOFIELD, N York Saloon;
Je l2-lm Main ST.. opposite CITY Hotel.
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: ~. FlRKs LIFE AND NARINR
- INSURANCE The Richmond F.

z INSURANCE The Richmond Fi,s
>Association are now prepared to isns
policies OF insurance on the above IA.
scription of risks ON as reasonable terms a. an.
similar company, and respectfully ask share Il
the patronage of the public Applications viii h
received at the Office, No 223, corner of Main anS
9th streets, where the officers win cheerfully fr.
nish all information that may be required. an
losses promptly and literally adjusted.
JAMES BoSHER, President.
JoHN 81. BosHER, Secretary. NH ~
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ONE DOLLAR! ONE DOL Lar
" GREAT GEDUCTfON-Bring your money tn
OSBORN & co 8 splendid Skylight Daguerrean
Gallery. AS we have lost work in sticking to the
regular prices or, in other words have been under
bid by other artists, We have resolved to reduce the
price TO one dollar for nice picture and csse-just
one half the former price. We are the first thai
have ever attempted TO work at Northern prices,
and we shall expect liberal support Bear in mind,
our pictures are taken with a fine sky-light
OSBORN a. CO.'S,
Sign OF the American Flags, opposite the Banks
Amy person having picture OF ours that ia not
good, can have it retaken free of cost. my5
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MARINE NE VS..

PHILADELPHIA, June l9-Arrd, steamship Penn
sylvania, Bsymore, Richmond
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l AIDES, IF You WANT GAITER
- BOOTS AND SHOES OF GOOD QUALITY.
call on the subscriber
The subscriber 10 now manufacturing Ladies'
and Misses Cater Boots and Shoes of the best
quality that can be had in this country. So Ladies'
IN want OF Boots or Shoes of good quality, will
please call and leave their orders ss they win be
properly attended to and pains spared to please
3 ALEX HILL. I27 Main ST.,
je rs q Richmond Va
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DIX. ADDINETON. 90
a. duate) Dentist-PRACTfTfnT
WCHYyyER SINCE 1912, invites a, ,s,Sn.

He has ceased to pick his own teeth, comnls,n :,
the newspapers. and sigh over taking another !,
ira nap, whilst waiting for the non.arriyal N =
aching victim. Whyl Because Mr.. Gonna.
Sense has made known, thar the Doctor pulls Te n
for 70 cents, lis with silver at 50 eta and with rod
for rs cts; then his upper sets cost ouIy ssa as
therefore few friends OF Mr.. c. s. have sought m.
DR. Addinatons Office, snoS
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- OBkRT r. BROADDUs oaers his seryt
19sces - thecitizeus Of Richmond and the public
ceneFeliy a. ! general Collector Of Claims He
Ded6 bnseIf 70 attend strictly to al business en-
trusted 70 BIZ care. His ONCE Il In the rear oil Mr.
Mswes eust0nb ofic1, In Law Building, Rich
mOndsNa s. "a my 4-6nas
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R1kAk HOUSE, Part w., tor sale by Il.
ID M.aWESTi& BRO
The Soul in Nature, with supplementary eontri.
Buttons, BY Hans Christian 0ersted-$l rs
Eolne. or Magnolia Vale: a novel. by Caroline
Lee Hentz, author OF LINDA" &c.-50c
Bleak House. by Charles Dickens, part IV-l2c
kecetved BY g. N. WEST & BRO,
les IL Under EXCHANGE Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07
yEw.YoRK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE ALBANY, Feb. 6.
n, MORGAN reported bill 20 increase the capital
MI ~ ths Manhattan Gas Light Company.
NJ VAspERBILT reported bill relative to lndict-
,nsrts and trials for libel
r. MoRGAs reported fayorably on the bill to in
o,ose a mart of the Bedford Road IN Kings Co.
The Senate receded from the amendment to the
mint Rules, and they were cOncunef IN.
NJ COOLEY then moved that all orders for print
ms ANY documents be referred 10 the Committee on
Printing with orders to report when they may deem
Il erpedent to order the same. Agreed 10.
MI BEEKMEN, by &C, sent, reported favoraoly on
the bill authorizing an appropriation OF money In
AID of emieraBts OF color from this state.
Mr. McMURRAY reported favoTaoly on the bill to
increase the number OF pupils IN the Institution Tor
the Deaf ard Dumb.
Mr, BABcocK moved as an amendment TO the
Joint Rules, if the Assembly concur IN the SAME,
that dfeen,h rule he added, providing for the
taking Of the ayes and nays on notions 70 prn. ex
ira plumbers OF documents Lad on tne table.
Mr. ROGERs introduced DILL IN relation to the
appointment Of certain officers 10 the State Prisons.
The Senate, in Committee OF the Whole, passed
the Assembly bill for the relief OF ii. COBB, grant
Inc the bull for divorce.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

NEW MODE OF OPERATIoNs.-A number
OF thens have been committed In various parts a
the city lately, which, for boldness OF design and
,uccessfu execution bea. everything IN the sneak
ing way Of operations in this line heretofore At
tempted. For about a week past number OF arti-
ces have been taken from the doors Of several shops
and residences, even within sight OF the owners In
the following manner cart, containing three
men, stops be fore store about dusk in the evening,
ard Two of them Jump out leaving the other n
uossess!on OF the lines and in very businessiiks
vay lead up anything Of sufficient value Tor tho
trouble lump into their vehicle and of they 80 a.
,sttIipg rate This game has been carried on To-
several and thus far all efforts made TO arrest the
peypttra.ors have proved futile. On Thursday eve
nj, about o'clock, chest OF tea was taken from
the door of the Hong Kong Tea store, in Atlanticst
policeman, observing the operation. followed
AFTER and chasing the thieying cartmen through
Atlantic ST 70 Court, and thence TO Myrte-av sue
c,eded IN getting hold OF the tailDoafd, wnen tno
chest was thrown into the street. Tais ruv 70 In.
opce the officer 20 reinqulsh his hold had the eject
thew desired and the impudent scamps made good
their escape. From complaints made al the fns
D,srict Station House, It appears that On Tuesosy
evening three kegs OF butter were taken rom tns
store OF Thomas Boyd, IN Van Bfuntst, near mar.
risop ard the carcasses OF two hogs were csted on
from Mr.. McGees grocery, IN Columbia 81. hess
HARRISON Oh Tuesday evening. On lhufsosy msn''
Iohn RzTlng conner OF Atlantic and NandelohIa,s.s
was relieved of large copper keItie In 'ns 'SA'
MAKER
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SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED STATES.
Washington, Thursday, Feb 5. ls5s William G
Hale Esq, Of Texas, was admitted an Attorney and
Counsellor Of this Court No. 9S. Myra Clark
Games appellant. rs Richard Reh Ct al. The argu-
mem OF this cause was concluded by Mr.. Campbell
for the appellant.
LOST HOSES. We understand that,
notwithstanding the clamoT against one of the Bu-
Eeaus OF the Government as 10 its want OF vigor in
adjusting such claims there has been paid out OF the
Treasury, since 1888, the sum OF tspo htnfred and
tightyfts fhousand dollars for horses lost IN the
military service IL is understood, too, that large
proportion Of the claims presented are clearly not
prossded fer by the existing law.
(Washingtoa Nat. Intel.
DEATH OF JuDGE ELY.-Judge Ely, Of
Eyiia, Loran County, OHIO, died about two O'clock
on Monday afternoon. lie was one OF the Oldest
citizens OF that place, and from hun and his wife, we
seneve, the town was named. He was nv1ng
history Of the past, for ne lived out mans full span
TBE ORIGIN OF IT.--The report Of Jas.
y. brnsys death arose from the fact that gentle.
Bsr escslce.
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ONE WEEK
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or THE EUROPA AT HALIFAX.
By THE NOVA SCOTIA. NEw-BRUNSWICKA AND
MAINE TELEGRAPRS TO PORTLAND,
AND THENCE
By BAIN,S MERCHANTS LINE TO NEW YORK.
HALIFAX, N. s., Friday, Feb. 6, 1859.

HALIFAX, n s., Friday, Feb. 6, 1852
The r. NJ steamship Europa, Capt. Lott, ar
rived here at IL o'clock tonight, bringing 36
through passengers and for Halifax, and Lon
don and Paris dates to the 23d and Liverpool to
the oath ult. She has experienced very bolster
Gus weather and succession OF head winds.
The Canada arrived at Liverpool at A. M
on the 18th ultimo.
The Pacific was telegraphed off Holyhead at
A. NJ. on the 2lst, and arrived in the Mersey at
q o'clock p M.
The City Of Glasgow, from Philadelphia, ar
rived at Liverpool at A. NJ. on the 23d ultimo
FRANCE.
MN. de Morpy and Feuld had left the Ministry,
and were replaced by Persigny and Ab5atuccia.
new Ministerial Office had BEEN created, viz:
the Ministry of State, and III. Cassabianca had been
appointed toit
BY decree the Orleans family cannot possess
property Of any sort in France, and are bound to
sell all their present possessions within one year.
Another decree cancels Louis Philippe's donation
90 his children and appIopraes it to other purposes
The Duchess OF Orleans's dowTy of 100000 francs
is maintained.
The DEGREES are countersigned by the new Minis
lister OF State, Casssbianca.
The Minister o. War has acceded TO G en- eral Ca
vaigraos demand to be placed on the retired list of
the army.
The ex representatives not comprised in the de-
crees of Punishment have just been authorised to
return TO their homes.
The great bodies of the State are to wear partcu-
lar dresses-tbose Of the Council o. State. The
Senate ard the Legislature will be rich, and resem-
be what was worn under the Empire.
1t is said that second if not third a tempt on
the Presidents life had been made,-an officer is
reported to have snapped his pistol at him as his
carriage was coming out Of the carousal. rumor
was also fife in Paris with all its details, that the
wife of an ex Project had tried to poignard him.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

CorRT CALEsDAR.-THis DDy.-CoMMoN
PLEAs-PeIt l. Same as yesterday Part 2-Sos.
IA 100 10 Is6 $780, 1885, 49, 2l2l, 2l4. 26 22o, 2a
224 e26. 22s, $50.
SUPREME CouRr.-specal Term Two branches
will De held to day. one BY Judge EDWARDS, In Gene,
raj Term Room, where the Calendar VIII De calso
and the other in the Circuit Court Room, before
Judge Roosevelt. zen =. az on
Superior CouRr-M Monday Nos. 100, IS, 90, ~
a74 q g. III 2s5 ISL 80. 226. ~ l2s ooi COZ a.
%, ESQ 224, ESQ, 29O, 29l 293, 29i, 2s'' 2'O 1''
29s 299, SOC. ,,..scy-
supaLME CoURT-General Term-m'nsrsssa 2,
Nos i, 2, 10, 10 to 10, 81, %, %, 80 30 80 '''
SUPREME CouRr.-Speeid Ier TIL =
fore Judge Miicheu.-D e C 81 OF 80. ~, N
M,dIsbrs sg, Jas Ls.ttnri .Ia Of 100 S acres
,o o,h ans 600 subject 70 a mortgage oil
ss also a. Ear G.sss Ess sl two
ARK, -. r,asIxsnia nm iIcumbere1- worth 80 voo
p p All subject TO the mortgage OF 70 oO9 a,n,ssE
that time Jules J. Pisgots and Leona'u
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The southern Mail-Marine Disasters-Meet-
Ing of Methodists.

BALTIMORE, FRIDAY, Feb. 6, 1852
We have no mail south of Washington again to-
night
The schooner Isaac Harris, Of Snow Hill, Mary
land was cut through by tho Ice a week SINCE at
North Point, and sunk with $4,000 worth OF goods
on board
The schooner Samuel TownseRd OF the same
place, was badly injured by the Ice, and has been
lowed into Annapolis. In gaze she lost all her
crew but one man,
the meeting of Methodists 10 night relative 10 lay
representation in their Conference, proved entire
failure. Bu. few persons were IN attendance, and
little favor vas shown toward the movement. The
meeting finally adjourned wiIhou. appointing any
delegates To Pniac e. phia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07

Do Docs REASON This question mas !:
long remained an open one. bot ,v wooo - We
svan ~ eor the folio wing One Of our 800
v,hGo. ne D. tssI Gi s hs
Of of sce 9' e2 he q selling a,1s s' us
away, making W. ,o ns unknown, has also Q mose
lawful e,das pup Of the feminine gender which = ~!
sther credit TO her sex, having susaoy =, 10.
.ot ,,ost upmlsiakable manner. her regard ioi ~
h,,sty and temperance. Probably from ssIss =,
he csreer AND EVIL that might otneIwis a.ror a
som oesire to make demonstration i,s.ns g The
~. maine Law. she, few days siacs wa si drew
tyes consent O. a ne sss essi .I: 2
The s asS % SH s y: ssa and
ns Sa ss s her Ss
Taas Pup s,,ste the tap in their mouth, ss's 80
Wss ss e is ssn h ss sns Ss I
ard rrucn M, are We commend this example y
than tse5 Of t. importance and the rest Of manA"1'
as cese'''e' (knibrs lN.H) oasn~'
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49,, chen the said warrant shall be

, h:r that when :ss 80 ss' sa wy q srssss
issd :, one dsiar spd twenty h,s cents sse
Yulnun ia wsrtaut shall pay 70 ne uni 81 oases;
ser the sac stwsen the value of such warrant az
OH ns ma ,w Ave cents per acre and she uao'
M lsea" BILLS REFERRED.
80. Senate bill, were referred to the Standing
Committees. avn DISABLED SOLDIERS.
s..vsa ia,d before the House communiea,
ss rem secretary q r wT STATE, sai has se
fhst the flesss md nurchase from George w Riggs
as land two %s from o this Ss :y
eoEtanins swo nunaS Eve hundred plars, ose.her
Of ly seven tn0Ossn 70 be used for the prin
:s as Ss he Relief and ssp e s. Of nys1
and Disabled Soldiers, VT" ~ Congress Toe Board Of
the benevolent ars nroyided places for The tempo
ana 60 o 81 h9'f o Ss
onssd q he esnsa, Of and i's the s' other near NsSo
leans. ,.d ,;,l Monday