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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance


COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
tS Incorporated in April lS49 dividend
cent. Two Years. Business.
Office, No. 3S CAMP ST. between Grhvier Common
BUSINESS OF THE COMPANY CONFINED LIFE INSURANCE ONLY
This Company being organized solely policy
holders and their families against and
Great National Benevolent Institution conducted the
life large and handsome legacy widows children
SS All policy hoers whether for life shorter who
time the Insurance till death participate the whole the profits
the Company.
Creditors Debtors. married can
effect insurance the life of husband
herself and children, free from the claims OF creditors
TRUSTEES:
John Iiagan, Joseph Walker, Henry S. Bucknsr,
Peter Conrey, Jr. Maunsel White, John s Allison
Robert j. Ward, Samuel Stewart, VIM. +. INvcrich,
Isaac johnson, Edward Sparrow.
DIRECTORS;
Edw. Ienner Coke, John Nj. Lee T.X Mastsrson
ii. G. Heart, C. NO, Preston.
NJ NJ. Cohen o. Wckhanl D. R. CaIrDi'
N. c. Hail. John A Roberts, John NJ. C rrnn,
Geo W Smlh, r. II. Brunei, r. T.Armisiead
Samuel Wolff, l.. .Spangeuberg,
Epw. JENSER CoxE, Vice President.
A. j. WEpnERnuhS NJ D., Medical Board of
I1TAT II q E.S1 siuS A. a:I., p Go4sai,ss0g. G,aN a,o
RICHARD BES NJ D. No al Magazine street. Medical Examiner
who will be at the office daily from hafpast Il to
Es This Company prepared applications
Policies healthy White persons and
Negroes the Table Rates established by the Board which
than the rates charged by the
their restrictions to residence in the South BY the Dividends
Profits declared annually and the profits
be made available at to the extent of wohls amount,
where the party has paid his in full.
a California Permits at NewYork London Prospectus,
Table of Rates. and all information to Life Insurance all
to effect Insurance. be had at the Office of the Company
-" Extensive Travelling Privileges
Office hours, 9 a y. NJ
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u EW MUSIC STORE, No. 81 CANAL pllLls.

TN NV NUM- FoIVINTI -NU. DI Nl3lNf fiTI ,ElISI
/ STREE, BRANCH OF CHEESEMAN'S IMPORT $gSTN XVI
ING, MANl'ACrURiNG AND PUBLISHING HOUSE, .Sl:st.G
No 'tI rFAkl. ST., NEW YORK.
I atsrBr h established Branch Of the House
ANAL STREET s has hand and daily receiving the
LArs MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
His clmrtm with house Of thirty years experience
us Afford, i'm trlo- which advantage
'ttnjGg til" LATEST AND MOST FASHION ABLE BIICATIoNs
tl'
HlS SlO Is pr MUSIC is ENTIRELY NEW AND CAREEuItN
'llp together with general assortment OF MUSICAL SSTKU
MENiN selected by llr first in the profession.
Merchant. n"ts will be fully Justified his
purchasing HE CAN and WILL SELL THE SMALLEST
ADvANCEOf 'IlE ACCUSTOMED NEW YORK RATES.
81 liberal SEDUCTION made 10 Professors and Schools
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Home Mutual Insurance Company of

NEW ORLEANS,
~ With subscribed capital
applications for
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS
al Tie Office OF Company, VlER STREET.
profits are divided among those who with the
here, under the
THIS established purely the principal
ance and the Trustees believe this subscription ample
security policy holders
The portfolio the opena all times for Inspection
wishing 70 make insurance with it,
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN H., OWEN, President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

tSirSstai Fount Division p" !, s. Of TMees every
IhohSDAf at O'clock til Charles
street oteeTs or the ensuing 4nr: y + MTcneLl, n, D
AlcNABB w. A.; WM f. A. r. s. Fnw IN.
Boo1H, +. j. B. ToALINsoS 2. H. nSYnEN A. ANptEsn
A. O.; ANDREW HERo, l. s.; Z. ". PEERN, as. -
jams NSI Il! EtIis RS
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NVIssIssIPPl sPRINGs.-The under ia t2zz5at
yssIlE KENTUCKY MILITARY, lN--...s,sszz

FENTIE NENTUUk1 MILITARY IN 80
Z STlruTE. DIRECTED BY A BOARD OF VlSI sSW~a>
TORS APPOINTED BY TliESTATE the sde8 W.
d,te Coils r. 4. p. ALDEN W.
MORGAN b"th distinguished Graduates OF West Point and thorough
Practical aided by able
study very l apparatus es'ensye buildings conodio dis
mics Frankfort inl,-
rnceg; means bt, ample thorough CLASSICAL scientific
with daily by tl field
s the uies 10 strengthen the body while cuyating the
moral Studies continued
uv Entire charge $50 n payable
adyuc Treasurer E. H. TAY LoR, Casr of the Bank
iueLy, at Frankfort
Frankfort or the signed,
p. DUDLEY, Adj't Gen. and President Board.
n. FURTHER INFORMATION CAN BE FURNISHED THE
CRESCENT OFFICE ap3 aw&Weos ly
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Odeon Temple of Honor No. . Meets ,.rs THURSDAY
EVENING at hal.past O'clock Temple Hat
street Officers the term ending the ist Aiy WlNM
MILLRR, W C. T. Thomas FslksD w V. T.; sNn "
r.; A REsiok, W A. Ri ". DAVIS, W Z q. T. u Y9lcer-
W. t.; +. S. MORGAN, W. u; Eerali
CLuLY, W. G.; B. L. BRAzElMsS ". s i,rss,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-11

New PUBLIcATIoNs.-Vi Virginia and Mag
dalene or the Foster Sisters.-This is a very
neatly printed novel from the press of A. Hart,
Philadelphia, and for sale by T. H. Gre sham,
1O9a Broad street. 1t is written by Emma d.
E. N. Southworth. We have not had oppor.'
tunity as yet to peruse it, but understand from
a good critic that it is most excellent domes-
tic tale, the plot being laid in Virginia. 1t
therefore commends itself in an eminent de-
gree to the inspection of Virginians.
atlantic and Transatlantic Sketches, afoat
and ask0re.-A very interesting and instruct.
i've work, containing many valuable statistics
and descriptions. 1t is written by Captain
Macknnon, and published by Harper & Broe
theirs. For sale by T. H. Gresham, 1904
Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-11

TERRIBLE AFFAIR.-A man named James
Mahoney, while laboring under delirium ire
mems, at Charlestown, Mass, on Saturday
evening, rushed out naked. with sharp prun.
ing knife in his hand, and stabbed an Irishman
named John Calnan, MIR. Joseph Hunnewe ell "a
Dir. Mclaughlin who was walking with lady,
a. man named OHurn and several others
ne wounds OF Hunnewell and Mclaughlin
are likely TO prove fatal. The wretch was final
ly secured.
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DAGUERREOTYPING.

Secure the shadow ere the substance fade,
Let nature copy that which nature made;
Think not these Portraits, by the sun light made,
Shades though they are, will, like shadow, fade.
No! When the lip of flesh in dust shall lie,
When deaths gray film spreads DER the beaming
eye,
Moulson's life like Pctdr es, mocking at decay,
Will still be fresh and vivid as to-day.
My Gallery is open from sunrise to sun set, over
Riddick a. Benson's store No lie Main street, whera
shall be pleased to see visitors, to examine speci
mems, whether they wish pictures or not. For por-
traits of adults by my patent process and improved
only one dollar cloudy day is quite
as favorable as clear weather
F. E. MOULSON,
au I8 No ITO Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-11

ACCIDENT ON THE CENTRAL RAILROAD
We learn that free boy, named James Scott,
accidentally fell from the passenger train on
the Central Railroad, between Oh arlottesville
and Woodvlle, Thursday last, and was so Sc
riously injured that his life is despaired of. He
was train hand and was in the act of passing
from the passenger 10 the baggage car when he
fell-the train being in motion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-11

MAMMOTH VEGErABLE.--We are indebted to
our neighbor and friend Mr.. B. w. Roper, for
specimen of his skill in gardening 1t is cabbage
OF enormous proportions, weighing probably as
much as twenty pounds, which was raised, with
many OF the same sort, on his farm, short dis
lance below town. Our devil thinks Mr.. R. great
hand at "csbbaging"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-11

70 We have received letter from Dr. B
Chic chester Brooks, dated Yazoo City, Miss.
which corrects report published in the Fred
ericksburg News of his death, caused by q
wound in aconact with 'W. d. Roy" The
Dr., we are pleased to learn, is alive and kicks
ing, which, we doubt not, his RELATIVES in and
near Richmond" will be pleased TO learn
Fred. NeuS.
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BURGLARY.-On yesterday John Allen,
slave to Joseph Allen, was brought before JUS
tice Farrar, on the charge of burglariously
breaking into the dwelling house of a free ne
gro, named Francis Lomax Winston, on the
evening of the 9TH inst, and stealing there
from two pair of shoes, two pair of boots, four
pounds of bacon and one ten cent piece. The
examination was postponed until to-day ,owing
to the absence of witnesses for the Common
wealth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-11

The GREAT SECTIONAL Dock At BosroN.
The workmen are very actively engaged in
building the great sectional dry dock for the
merchants and ship-buiiders of Boston. Ii is
to be composed ofnot less than six different
sections; SO that one, two, three, or the whole
may be used al once, according to the size OF
inc vessel to be locked, examined or repair
ed. Each section will sustain five HUNDRED
tons; and all Of them united, three thousand
IONS. The first section is finished, and will be
launched in few days; the second is raised
and third is in hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-11

Mr.. WEBsTER.-.The Boston Transcript
says: "A rumor is current that Mr.. Webster
VIII, IN the course of the week, address letter
from Marshfeld TO his political friends, recon.
mending the dsuse Of his name as an indepen.
dent candidate for the Presidency We know
nothing as TO the truth Of this rumor, and state
merely the fact of It's currency"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-11

GIH REWAkD.-LEWIS,a Negro Man,
- III about 25 years old, stout and black, left
my employ the 9th inst He is the property of Mr.
VIM I Quares, who resides in the upper end Of
Caroline County, in whose neighborhood he has a
wife, and where it is likely ne is endeavoring to get
OF is larking about Richmond. The above reward
of Ten Dollars will be paid for his delivery to me
in Richmond, at the Office OF VIM Gouldin, where
| had hired him
Sc Il-2t MORDECAI CANAL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-11

FINED.-Lunsford Taylor was reported by
Superintendent Diddop, yesterday, for selling
in the first Market several fowls not the pro
duct of his farm, without license. Fined $40
and costs, for the payment OF which security
was given
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-11

- THE EXPKES > arrives and
NA leaves daily, by Mail Trains, Always IN
charge of trusty agents. This mode of receiving
or forwarding goods of whatever description, COM
bnes economy, and what is of greater Importance,
speed. Our wagon will call for goods to 60 away,
and deliver everything without extra charge.
ADAMS e. cos
Office No. s, Fourteenth Street,
sc 10 Near the Post Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-11

POLITICAL Democratic meeting last night
at the Universalist Church. was severally ad.
dressed by Messrs. George w. Randolph, John O.
Lay, of Powhatan, Thomas E. Bottom, of Amelia,
and John s. Caskie. The church was well filed
with an attentive auditory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-11

WYMAN gives splendid performance this after
noon, at O'Clock, for the especial accommodation
of Families in addition to his usual evening enter.
tainments. He is still attracting crowded houses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-11

FROM HAvANA.-By the arrival of the L. S.
Lucas, the Charleston papers have late dates
from Havana. There was no news in addi-
ton to that already published.
The Yellow Fever and Cholera continued
to rage with great violence both on shipboard
and in the city. Arrests continued to be made
IN Havana, of parties supposed to be connect
ed with the Revolutionary Journal, The Voice
of the People, and the Captain of the Lucas
was offered twenty doubloons to bring off a
suspected individual, but he declined.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-11
- JOB PRINTING!-Me

H~ JOB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
~ others desiring Circulars Cards, &C.,
will find it to their interest to call at C.. H. WYNN'S
the reby ensuring increased facilities Satisfaction,
as to Work and Prices, guaranteed. Remem-
Der, Ground Floor, TWO doors below Exchange
Bank. au 4-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-11

T Great Cure for Dyspepsia.-DR.
s. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND, AND
FAMILY OR ALTERNATIVE PILLS, both costing
IS cents.
l have cured more than Eve thousand persons of
by spepsia and Liver Complaints with my Dyspep
tic Compound and Family Pills Head the follow.
ing letter from gentleman in Virginia, W hom |
never saw. He is one OF thousands who are living
monuments of the great cures made by my Fami
ly Medicines.-J. S. Rose, NJ ID.
DINwIDDIE Co Va, June, 1852.
To DR.. J. s. Rose, Philadelphia-Dear Sir: For
the sake OF humanity, write these few lines to in.
form you and the public generally, of the great
cure your Dyspeptic Compound has made on me-
In the summer OF 1850, | was attacked with vic.
lent diarrhoea, and after trying the remedies pre-
scrbed by two or three eminent ply sicians for le
months, without any effect, and being reduced al.
most to skeleton, and scarcely able to walk across
my room, accidentally received one of your cir.
culars, in which found my disease exactly de-
scribed My son went to Petersburg and purchas.
ed bottle OF the DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND with
a box of your FAMILY OR Alternative PILLS.
and to my great establishment and satisfaction,
found great relief in few days; and in two weeks
| was entirely WE'LL At this time l am in better
health than have been in ten or twelve years. In
short sir your s medicine saved my life ,oups
The above preparations, and all DIR. Roses cele-
brated Family Medicines,
For sale by Adie e. Gray, Purcell, Ladd & Co.,
Bennett d Beers, Alex Duval, R. X. Duval, o. A.
Strecker. A. Bodeker, Gaynor g. Wood, ]. Blair s.
ID. Zachrisson and W.P. i.add. lyle
~ Winterpock, chesterfield Co.. Va,
Sept. 3, ISJx.-Tnis is to certify that Mt.
James II. Sharp gave Concert at the Clover Hill
Mines, Chesterfield County, Virginia, on the I'd of
September, 1e52-at which concert was present.
This individual, from truly wonderful control
over the vocal apparatus Of the iarynx ia capable
of proc ucing the tenor and base sound simuitane.
ously-the former ofwhich sounds is exouisitelv
soft and touchingly beautiful. Entire satisfaction
was given to quite a large audience all being aston
ished at the csfious phenomena SGT forth In HE
performance. As . matter of mere CURIOSITY.
should think Mr., Snaps concert would be attend
ed. 30 far a. am informed, Mr. Sharp il a modest
temperate, and gentlemanly man
se7-lws J. WlsTAk Wake, ND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-11

IF several days continuance will commence at the
Sycamore Meeting House, tomorrow lords
Day0 morning, at Ii o'clock, to be conducted by
Elders r, l.. Coleman and Samuel Pinkerton late
OF augusta, UeO Sc LIZ
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80 sF KEPOKTs are ding

about the city of Richmond, to endeavor
;, ,n;ure me ia my Gun bushes, 1t having been re-
.,ortsd that my Guns not of direct importation
poi'eu Richmond, September 9Th. 1852.
II T,;ou. Eso. Collector-Dear Sir: Wil you
a. -. the favor to state whether not have i'm
or,sd anv Gums direct to this place from Liver
pl,ooi w;thin the last tw I've months. :
Very respectfully r,v..n
Direct Importer of Guns and Watches,
SO Main street.
COLLECTORS Office. Richmond, Sept 9th, 1852.
II. Lyman, Esq-Dear Sir: In reply to your
&c oftbis morning | have to state that you i'm.
,,or,ed ner ship Excelsior. from Liverpool, entered
SSe,tember 18Th, 1851, sixteen cases and casks OF
Cn,erv. Silver Ware, Watches DC, and per the
shin General WiltzEive, from Liverpool, entered
July 29.h, 1852, three cases Guns.
90 1dNSt LII. TRIGG. Collector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-11

Henry Jackson, charged
with threatening TO assault Lewis Hyman, was
yesterday bound over in the sum of 500 to
keep the peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-11

e A lad named Francis Butler, who was
employed in distilery in Baltimore, fell into
vat of heated liquor on Tuesday morning
last, and was so severely scaided that death
ensued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-11

- ICHMOND, SEPT. 10TH, IS52.-
IL NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOUDS-
HART d. MOSES, 63 Main street, are now receiy.
ing their stock of Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
which is both large and varied comprising all ayt.
cles usually kept in the Dry Goods line. Among
our stock may be found many handsome and
cheap Goops, such
Plain and figured Mouseines
do do do De Lanes
do do Cashmeres
French and English Merinoes
Plain, black, and figured Alpaca
Colored 40
Plain and figured black Silks
do DO colored do
do back Satins
French Needle-worked Handkfs
do do Collars
do do Sleeves, Trimmings, &c
Black and Fancy Cassimeres
Silk, Satin, and Cashmere Vestings
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
Bed and Negro Blankets "a very large s.ock)
Satinets, Kerseys Linseys, Flannels, &c
We respectfully invite the public to cal and ex.
anime for themselves, assuring them OF our ability
and determination to sell goods low, and that every
exertion will be made to give entire satisfaction.
HART & MOSES,
Sc II 63 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-11

TIE Execution OF JANE WiLLIAMs.-About9
O'Clock yesterday morning, the Rev. DR.. Ryland
pastor of the African Church, entered the cell OF
Jane Williams, the murderess, and a. 10 customary
In such cases, gave her some practical religious
advice in reference to preparation for DEATH which
was received by her very composediy. Al ~
o'clock she was taken from the jail in an open four
horse wagon, her minister at her side. She was
dressed entirely in white, and was guarded oy inc
city Sergeant, Mr. Ferguson, his deputy, Mr.. Starke'
constables, and special detachment OF the night
police, commanded by Captain Jinkens An i'm
mense coucourse of people surrounded the process
siop On arriving at the ground, the wagon was
h.I,sd under the cannon scaffold erected to hang
Jo,ssn Hatcher Dr. Ryland then addressed the
immense multitude, comprising upwards OF six
thousand persons of all sexes, colors, and ages
stating that he should then, in accordance with the
promises of the gospel, administer the consultations
of religion to Jane in her dying moments. He then
offered up fervent prayer to Deity In her behalf
Never before in this city, perhapsdd religious
monies of 80 serious and impressive character
fall upon more unwilling ears. The thick-crowd.
ing thoughts of the diabolical murder of two inno-
cent, guleless beings, committed by Jane with the
C0OlneS6 ana QelOeEaLlOH Oh d memo, TenueEeu un
impressive, cold, and tedious, those ceremonies
Jane continued kneeling time after the prayer
had concluded. DR.. II then asked Jane whether
any one beside herself was cognzant of, or Access
sary to the murder. Her calm reply was ''no one"
Thus, while entering the embrace of Death, she
denied positively that any person aided her in
committing the murder. The halter was then adj
justed to the crossbeam of the gallows, which was
about l9 feet high. She tied the hood under her
neck, and stepped upon the chair from whence she
was to be launched into eternity, without moving
muscle or evincng any trepidation. The word
was given the chair pulled from under her, and the
cart moved off leaving her hanging in the sir at
distance of few feet from the ground. The fall
was about twenty inches. The knot of the moose
slipped to the back part of the neck 80 that she ap.
parently died from stranguation, although DR.. Has
kins, we were informed by Mr. Starke, stated that
the fall broke her neck. She kicked convulsively
for several minutes AT IA minutes to IL the drop
fell at II minutes after H. DR.. H. pronounced that
she had been dead for some minutes, and she was
cut down. She was inferred in grave dug near
the scafold, under the hill. 1t is to be hoped that
her merited and summary execution will operate
as warning to the fractions portion of our negro
population.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-11

80 Perons abroad from the city cat have the
n,snsteh sent to them for any period of time they
nav desire by leaving their orders and paying the
sash for the time specified
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-11

p On Wednesday last, gentleman near
Fredericksburg sold to an Alabama planter
100 negroes, for $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-11

- LAND wARRANTs.-The high.
S est market prices will be given IN cash
for Bounty Land Warrants, Of 20 80, or i6o acres.
0mc. No 4 Law Buildings, Richmond, Va
Note.-Ail Revolutionary claims, PENSIONS.
-, ~. 's,s,,th. extra pay, bounty Lands, and NIL
claims arising out ofths War Of 1872; or the Mex
can War; win be prosecuted WIN diligence enc sd nave
T. the Continental and State services, In my Office
10 l1-3ms =. =. y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-11
. DEMOCRATIC RALLY at I'd

Night, at So'clOck.-The Democrats OF Monroe
ward viii hold meeting at the I'd African Church,
on Byrd street. between LIST and I'd streets, Satur
day Evening next, September 18th, at 8 O'clock
Several able speakers will be present. Rally one
and all and attend the meeting and hear our eloquent
speakers for country's cause.
Speaking will commence at O'Clock. large
and enth usiastc meeting is expected. Democrats
from all parts of this city and surrounding country
are invited to come. Sc 10-2t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-11

70 The funer al of Mr. NATHANIEL T. GREEN
viii De preached in Centenary Church To.mOr.
row Sunday Afternoon, at o'clock The
friends and acquaintance OF the family invited
tn attend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-11

NOTICE.-Kev. j. b. JErER having
~ accepted the call to Grace Street Baptist
Church in this city, has arrived and will enter upon
his duties on next Sabbath. He will preach at ii
O'Clock, A. NJ, and at o'clock. P. M. Sc 10-5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-11

ToURNAMENT.-The Tournament at Jor-
dan Springs passed off satisfactorily. Camil
las Nj. Baker of Virginia was the successful
rider, who selected Miss Helen Fitzhugh, of
Fredericksburg, as Queen OF Beauty. Mr.
Bonum was the second best couser. who
selected as first maid of honor Miss Hull, of
New York. The third on the list was Mr..
Lewis, who selected Miss Virginia Fitzhugh,
of Fredericksburg, as second maid of honor;
and the fourth, Mr.. Jones, of Winchester,
selected Miss NJ. E. Henderson, of Jefferson
county, as the third maid dhonneur.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-11

<~ w. A. POWELL, ARCHITECT
~S AND CIVIL ENGINEER, office doors
from Main, 18th street, opposite the James River
and Kanawha Company's Office, Richmond Va.
N. bail professional business promptly attend
ed TO- au 2i-lm