The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-03

I w.-.a,,r pArxnsr -Nathanlel Duke, free ne
| i. -.,,,t rnder lo years Of age. was arrestsd ~
..,ss,,.n Boze Friday night with an improper
IN. fact that he was free, and under IL years
~ ace. should have been stated on the pass ms
49, If the boy was requested to prepare eo'iecs
80 IN future, and the boy was discharged.
Henry Byrd, free negro, was arres.eu VI -.
= n;obt in default of register. BIS register
,vs. handed in by the boys mother Saturoay noin.
g. uis mother stated to the Mayor thai sne KEPT
.be register for fear that her SON would iose II.
The boy was then discharged, with caulon ~
keep his papers with him, If he did not want 10 81
| IN the whipping post. There should DC sone i''u'
| sco.ion of this law for as it now stands, aiter
mother has raised up her boy to the age OF WE'VE
wears, and procures him free papers, unless sne
keeps them herself-the boy, if he sees mt may nife
himself out, receive his own wages, anu ca
| clude his parent from any portion OF tnem'
| c1Rcurr CouRr OF LAw-Bef0re Judge foosTl-
son,-On Friday last, on motion of defendant, TWO
presentments against John Howard,-now ID Jall-
for retailing ardent spirits contrary TO
missed Two resentments against EDWARD Diu'
mer for the same offence, and two dltto against
John D. Via were continued over until the next
| term. Judge R. then surrendered the court 10
| Judge Crump. The term will close to morro"
no other criminal business before the court.
FINEp-Lewis Shurtzer, butcher In the Lower
Market, was fined s. and costs for keeping TWO
calves tied under his stall longer than an hour al
ter sunrise, and S. and costa for endeaVorlng 10
sell them in the market. Repeatedly SuFerlnten'
dent Diddop.
Eleazer West was duly fined for the improper
driving of his teamster.
| WITHOUT CITY PAPERS continued case Oh
| Mary Johnson, free negress, arrested IN oeiaui
| of city register, Thursday night, came up before
his Honor on Saturday. Her freedom was proven
and she was dismissed with charge to return I'M
| mediately to the place of her nativity IN Powna-
| tan county.
pA1NrEp-Some very musical youth, on Friday
night, serenaded the retired feminine "loveliness
of three story brick in Monroe Ward, and to res
| their weary limbs, took seats upon bench ciose
hand. freshly coated with green paint. We under
stand that on Saturday morning several young mef
of this city, upon rising, discovered that the netnel
portion of their inexpre; sbes had In the course
the night, changed from black to green be seate0
| gentlemen
| SPLENDID CHANcE-We call attention to the
| advertisement of Messrs. Word, Ferguson d
Barksdale From our acquaintance with these gen
tlemen, we feel convinced that they design to c'
precisely what they say, and that there Is no rum
bug in the case. An admirable opportunity Is OF
fered to all who wish to supply themselves with ar
tices in the dry goods line.
1t is not often that such favorable opportunitie
present themselves, as those which are offered b.
Mr. W. A. Powell in his advertisement to-day TO
capitalists spectators, and the BUILDING communl
ty. Mr.. Powell has the talent, faculty, and energ
to produce what may be required of him in hi
profession. Give him fair opportunity and see
it is not 80.
| rP We invite attention to the Panorama @
the Garden of Eden, three groups fAdam and Eve
&C., (see advertisement which win open for ez
hibition at Odd Fellows Hall, this evening. Nothin
of the kind has ever before been exhibited in thi
city: and the numerous recommendations whiel
we have seen from persons and papers entitled
the highest consideration, induce US to beley
that the exhibition will prove highly interesting an
pleasing to all who may visit it.
CITY CoUNcIL-A meeting OF the Council wa
called for Saturday evening, TO receive the coz
tract prepared by Mr.. Cooke, for the building c
the two vegetable and fish markets. In cons,
quence of the absence from town of several of tn
members, and the sickness of others, there was 4
quorum, and consequently no organized meeting
The following members were in attendance =
Messrs. Allen, Fry, Darlington Denoon, Anderso
and Saunders
CUTTINa-A man named John Regain got into a
alteration with an acquaintance named Michat
l- who works in the gas house, about 8 o
clock Saturday evening, in Cary street. and draw
ing a razor inflicted several severe wounds upo
the face and arms of Michael. Regain has bee
arrested and the particulars Of the difficulty wi
transpire this morning at the Mayors Court
o. S5 REWAR from tn
| 9Ssubscriber last Saturday, about ~ o'clocl
on Broad street, small chestnut sorrel MARI
hitched to market cart with new cotton cove
No marks recollected but large on the mus Ct
| of her lett shoulder; the bride and rens were
leather. She was shod ali round, but the shoes az
worn quite smooth. The above reward and all e.
| pcHses VIII Uc paul ISI HcE ucIfcIy W sui
scriber, in Hanover county opposite Wares la
ern. or to D. DENOON, at the Gas Works.
my3 JOHN KING.
lf~ FOR PHILADELPHIA.-Tt
Ss-tSsS splendid Steamship PENNSYLVANI
is now receiving freight for Philadelphia, to sail Q
Wednesday, at o'clock, P. NJ.
The Pennsylvania and Virginia will hereaftt
leave Richmond alternately every Wednesday, Vi
til further notice. For freight pass age, apply
my 3-3t MAYO & ATKINSON.
WILLIAM BOOTH,
UPHOLSTERER d PAPER HANGER
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and ii
IL public that his Spring Assortment of Goods
t the above lineis now complete-conssting OF aoe
> Haupings. Bordarines. Ere Scraens and (,nrtni