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HOUSES FOR SALE,

rI'IIE Grecnlnau House in Spruce street, con-
i tanning eleven rooms, with all the necessary
convenenccs and out-buildimgs, well of good MI
ter, barn, large garden containing variety 81
fruit trees, &c.
Also "A house IN Tanner street, containing eig' I
rooms. with out.budngs, we'll Of GOOD water t,
garden cont aiming fruit trees, &c. Both h"ust y
are in good repair. For terms, Sc, apply at this
vllice. w. II. CkANS ioN.
Jan. II. #
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MANY THOUSAND

CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
from, the most intelligent and respectable persons
residing in every portion of the United States could
be presented. These are now unnecessary, put
numerous selection embracing many statements o oi
VINCE THE MOST SCEPTlCAL may be had OF the
authorised Agent. Tho interested are particularly
invited to call
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Avaricc is the fallen angel that waits
upon the soul Of man, existing upon his
misery, and dying in the presence ol
charity.
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NERVOUS COMPLAINTS,

and in these diseases medicine Is oil no aVal what
aver Il never does good and 1t often does harm'
syrups Extracts, Balms, Balsams, Elixirs Bitte,s,
Pills Powders and Potions of every Kind are ahke
worthless for they weaken the vital energies oil me
already prostrated system while under the strength
ening liie.giving vtalhing influence OF GalysnlsH;
ar applied by this beautiful discovery, the exhausted
patient and weakened sufferer is restored 10 iorer
health strength, elasticity and yigor. ann,
These remarks relate to such diseases as NtI
RALGIA TIC DOLOREUx, BRONCHITIS rAt
PITATION of the HEART. WEAKNESS, ana an
FEMALE DISORDERS, such as NERVOUS HEAD
ACHE, LASSITUDE and DESPONDENCf, which
are only other names for Nervous Derangemeht )
EPILEfTIC FITS and CONCLUSIONS, which are
now known to result from nonequillbrlum Oh
Electric influence NERVOUS TREMoRS, DEAt'
NESS which is nearly always caused by torptdity
of the Auditory Nerves, and can always be peDe"tv
e,d by Galvanism when the organ IS not destroyed
DYSPEPSIA in its worst forms PALSY and fAhA.
LYSlS uniformly caused by deficiency oi Nervous %
influence; CHRONIC RHEUMATISM TORPiDirf
of the LIVER PAIN in the SIDE, SLUGGISH M SIk'
CULATION SPINAL and HIP COMPLAlNis'
DEFICIENCY of NERVOUS and PHYSICAL EN-
ERGY and all those distressing complaints result,
ing from a DERANGEMENT OF the NERVOUS
SYSTEM. ,,, -, ~ A.;
In the above prevalent and terrible class oil DIS
eases-Neryous Complaints are much more nuner'
ous than is generally imagined
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unr,,TEES WITSESSES.

A. u,sEIy i,s svori 10 tie above facis md 'lr iac's
o,. ~ I',,,, ard r,riard 10 80 Dr. r NILiIAMH-N,
~ y prDkN \ rruprcruruiit@ UothoNc Hi,l-N Nr'' =
p,GsshL IFDSAUD. wluIr.aIr AID te!ll sId61 lsiS .
/. :. ! -. IL . L -LL-LL
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Necessity I ConreySdtioa.-M Men Of
The lirmrsi nerves and the most cstah-
Ishcd principles have need Of occa-
sional rcrose in order TO recruit their
forces, and TO recover The due tone both
oi body and mind.-Thc stouicst frame
is impaired, and the hardest virtues
grow sichIy and Ianguid by unrcmiied
cxcriion and " hat Lord Bacon says of
silence, that it IS the rest uf the soul and
rcrcsLcs mven,i n, is here more gen
eraI y applicable as it is in the silence
aud calm oil retreat that al our powers,
natural and moral are refreshed and
invigoratcd, and made promp, for lurih.
er service. Like our mother earth, we
require respite AZ certain intervals, lest
by b,mg er-~rought we become i'm
puvcrishcd and unproducivc.
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GREAT AMI RICAN REMEDY

VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BIT II RS
A sure, Speedy and perman'hi 'hft '"t l'Ss
peps,a n its worst Forms. This m"ditlL'
will be found to cure all complaints ar'lt
from disordersof the Stomach and Bo"e e',
Blliousness, Yellowness Of skin. ll''f
complaints, Debility. Headache, Nervous
ness, Low Spirits, Palptali"n .i IN. ii'ai
Costivcness, Nc, &c. Please I,Gd t"e foI
lowing certificate
Read the following from L'ihin'hil
sician:
The undersigned being acquainted uEh
some ofthe ingredients Of Hutching' Veg
ctable Dyspepsia Bitters, and having ns'd II
for some time in his practice with every d''
tired effect, he recommends inns msd"'he
srom the certainty ofits OBJECT, and gives IL
preference over all preparations in medicine
for that distressing complaint. Dy'pepS'a'
rN Il. HARDENBERGH, !, NJ d.,
EyThe following certificates from Mr.. 81! :
dy,t tine celebrated DagucrreotypiS
Having been afflicted very severely visa
Dyspepsia: together with extreme weakness
i, was advised to take Hulrhings Dyspep,i
bitters and have every reason TO bcvear
i'm bas spcrfectly cured me. ] havesin lfell
10 symptoms Of return Of the disease ana
HE eve from he effect it had on me that
WI cure the wtrstcases ofDyspepsla.
NJ. b. BRADY,
No 2O5 Broadway, n. Y.
lathe Proprieto: of,his medicine hasreceiv
cd many other certificates Of cures. equal y
remarkable, ofth, variouS diseases for which
this preparation is applicable but,he aho' e
\ are deemed necessary to satisfy any unprsJ'
indeed mind of its value and superiority
/ above all other preparations.
Principal office, I22 Fulton ST., N. w. VI
stairs
Price, SO ceEts rerbottle, OF Gbottles fo'
r. X. HAZARD & co.
Apothecaries Hall.
Noyl' Agent for Newport.
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rrmuF wrayNF SSrS 2, COMPl ANTS.

Xo remedy Offered 10 tho public W.. becu hoD
r., itY ,nE ,.c,1 ~ restoring NJ c uciculh FdhHes
", puI ,cviDtiis Of ~" eek, a. HRANTS PULMONARY
Hl,,N make. no 4 irrrIcr whether the dcrnns cement
m .,tu,rssou ~rc,ay. other ",dh Hrssu FE'' La rs
AiI ry strengthening N" sNNlEM, oInd"'hg "' tlkttlN-
r,nx lind iootit,J da2 di'yiny NERVOUS isRiTAsLlfr
LL..l.
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IL II is said the Hebrews are about
10 establish IA synagogue in Washing
ton.
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GENERAL DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM !

Mr. A. IiOITSTASDE ER. merchant. Oberiin. Iorrdm Co.
Ohio wrote December ~ lGi, and atrr having stated now
like a Charm the ri LMOSARf BALSAM hnd erected
he curc of hs vift.s cousunplivc cuuF, SAID - haLs
nsrsnnoly used HRINT'S PiRFllNG ENJhhtI
k,- general debility of my system. and hHN" no nession
n snynu l- il the best medicine 10 REsToRE dhd IN
yIcoR ATE rHE sYsTFN ha have ever us"l ln r'otm-
stance where we have Sold BRANIS MEpl' 'lNts,m my
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BRANT'S INDIAN
pIFR|TYING EXTRACT

f. ,prL n l'ciirias H. srcrg y'I"f rud uGgr - w
,.. g,rtf cnf.s .Hrcio iI| bNt Nti lf' '' wv"
IA ~ R,,e ,urir.ur. lrulinr ytnt hr! "'g"nt P'"''
, IA 49,, ,, ,. cuiiH,lvd n Iblk Ettl l'FN ' my ~.
o,,iy rr ans ,i'r WrG cur itf itf ever ''' oi'I'.
&. .,.. Tttr ,s gllorlI,o proof lu trr i.u A't- :"
BIZ, ,. r.pi iiIR tH5thrr 'l"f y. W,lr =.
ItG ,,i rlNF-tI.ry ilm' were LAME 49, ) tElffi,rh
,,u nav. NALE--Ucy that wrr" SICK . j.. -, =
~ ,.,.,, 40, a ,rg-rl aIyr lcru irALrp nnd 'l III y
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H. We notice that Jerome Bonararte
is constantly styled by the French
papers King Jerome"
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WONDERFUL RESTORATION!
nsy- II YEARS OLD.!!!

BLooMIse GRovr, Orange Co, N. Y, July 2o, 1850.
+. Dr. A. H. CHRISTIE, New York.
Dear Sr-Having been very severely handled by
rheumatism and other diseases and having been
cured in a most remarkable manner by CHltSllr,S
GALyANIC BELT and FLUID, thought ] would
give YOU statement of my case, for the beneht oi
Others ! had the Rheumatism last winter and my
legs Swelled very much. My head was also very
much afflicted, having so severe pain over my eye
that | could scarcely see. At the same time, was
troubled by spasms caused by the pain in my head
/ suppose. My heariig had Leen getting poor ioi
several years from catarTh, so that IN one ear
could scarcely hear at ell. Having heard wohoerim
accounts of CmRIsrIEs BrLr and FLUID, sent 10
your store and got them. The Belt was put on, anh
The Fluid used MS directed, and don't think nave
had after the first night using them, one minute clear
pain from that time to this, being six months Inc
rheumatism left my body entirely after wearing
the Belt very short time probably TWO weeks.
Then / nut on a Galvanic Necklace, and had not
worn il two weeks, before my head was perfectly
we'll My hearing in both ears IS entreiy RESTORED,
the pain all gone, my sight is very good ior man
OF NV age al years in AugusD and ! consider my
sell entirely well. having worked through harvest
without the least difficulty consider my cure
yery remarkable and therefore do not hesitate 20 re-
commend Christie's Gaivanic Curatives to all
persons ""''I lSignedl "' PHINEAs TUTHILL.
/ state Of New York, Newburgh, Orange County n'
Phineas Tuthill of Blooming Grove, Orange County
N. Y. who is personally known to me as most re-
spectacle citizen and worthy Of all confidence being
duly deposes and says that the facts set forth
in the above statement in relation to his case, are
entirely correct and that he is in the enjoyment
Of good health caused as he believes by Christe's
Galyanic Curatves. - -
Sworn before me this 26th day Of juno, 1850.
s. w. EAGER, Justice Of the Peace.
~ No trouble or Inconvenience attends the use
Of DR.. CHRISTIE'S G.1Lp3NfC CUhdIII 70
and they may be worn by the most feeble ana del
cate with perfect ease and safety In many cases
the sensation attending their use - highp p,dsa,
and Agreeable. They are accompanied py % lui % eI,u
rIain directions for use Pamphlets with full par.
,,cu,rs NAV be obtained gratis, of the authorised
d Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
4 PARTICULAR CAUTION.
Or B,rars Of Counts.t,ib and Worthless imitatisn'
DC. MoREHEAD, NJ. D.,
| GENERAL AGENT FDR TIE UNITED STATS
J IJl BroadNy way. New York.
" sloe by DIR. X. x. hA/hkb, 3 90
II Authorized agent. iur
u H., IN =, NEWPORT, r. T.
/ ~ GENES Dxygcnatcd ,Bmers, q constant su
In nIy nf tn. iay,I,bc rrnrdy ior Dysp'pstI
L., t,n,iaint,, General Debility e., wa
,e,,sd fresh anl ge nuine, by
y ,,l neat DOR f;h Post .. fiiee
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CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dyspepgia-Scur Stomach! +!

rom the To the t"pN1H, nni c "undn al rdde nge-
. .. i., Il, acc,,ryaicd aud the other gyddVaNy sup
csr4 Ia prevent any of the Iti dscd,cs that tqueih-
IL. ~. L-----l -n.a. 4 L--.L
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when all hope of relief had been given up and every
hing else been tried in vain The beneficial results
which have uniformly attended their use is conf
IDENTIFY stated To be without parallel in the annals
Of Medical Science. Clergymen, lawyers, and even
phy ians ladies of the highest standings dlstn
guished persons holding elevated official stations
merchants manufacturers, and mechanics; the poor
and the rich alike often whole families, among all
classes ranks and conditions have equally been re-
cipents and have equally acknowledged the won
drous and often unexpected benefits which they have
thus received.
Rs- Let it be known and remembered that the only
Natural Restorative for the Nerves is GaiVanlsm,
and tint in all NerYnns Diseascs we Should
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r,nn Tollar's Worth |!
CANCER GUS ScROFULA!

tr,,y u,rcl TtSCFR-haw much SYPlllllS.inw
,,,,,L sCEOtI it-v,ili oHr hfh's rgyH "t LFi' ,
81 GIJ,iR rrrrl Read the following ,tu'rmeh "hich
,f,,rl,t,i of lis luvVr.--
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Yundrads-Thousands
Brant's is the Cheapest;

,,, have us,d BEANTS PtIHfiER, after i2' 'nr ''' 4
,.,,.d t ,.rs n,yul dstn,, :. lave tatH N"'--
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LlVER-COMPLAINT!

nr NATHAN liUBBARp, Of N'pJrd, Conn. un" ~
tie oldest aud cnl'c pIvsc hus, "ns AFFECTED
with Ir,J.i rittf inuuy y""r' nd W. g@tgly rvtf
bv a.i.y HRANl'S IT IBlFGlSG EATRNtF. W" cpHd
name hundreds uf Other cd-'s, a'su cured.
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The busy have 10 time TO think o.
you.
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r,.yvgvs r.YrgTaT, ysEsEkGTS.

HRANTs ri IRIFYlNG EXTRACT so Perjec'dnd nor
opgi c,a4,ctoy ~ m ne ee f MErstRN or any OF 10
various prcrarout 81 IAtoMhl' ar dERcttN,j J,". a. 20.
tstcu. sl II ur t.Uf. WH'fts anu an me I""S
sise1sef TO their original, HEALTHY STATE.
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NEW DRESS GOODS.- The subsci Der
~ has just made additions to hls sio'h ol IeI
ages, Berage de lans and Lswns, ~h''h he o'
fers at luw prices.
AlJ 'HAs. W. IthNbh.
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Tnr acknowledged and extraordinary curative
powers of these wonderful inventions IS now SO zen
raiiv Known and their sales and reputation through
out the whole country so extensive that 1t would
seem unnecessary to urge their merits further Bnt
some late crc umstances have occurred whGh Icnle
a. a matter of duty to the public not to be altogether
silent for while the ephemeral nostrums OF the DAY
are trumpeted by columns through the Press ans
swallowed by Quarts and gallons by the ainic's''
and are found Just good for nothing,
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n Ii is said carpets are now manu-
facurcd IN large quantities., both III
England and tic United States the fig
ores Of whirh tre stamped hot woven.
These are Produced hy pressure o.
Of 800 tons on each block. or stamp
Tie caricts are very beautiful, but do
not wear well, aud we regret 10 say
that the dealers do not always let ihcT
customers know Tie ailcrcnnc: though
the price is well kept up.
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Take Notice I! !!

COOKING STOVES ofall the new patterns
" BAY STATE,
MAY FLOWER,
PERFEcT INIoN,
BRowNILL's CoAL SToyIS, Sc. &c.,No
10, Thames street. WM. BltOWNEIL.
Sept 10
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% Mr.. Pul!cn, the watclman who
was murdered in Providence, lew
nights since. WAS native Of this town.
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have been quietly working their way among the the
most intelligent and respectable classes anu aiS
diseases which have for ages bafied all the eld Oh
medicine and all the resources of Science. These
oh
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$4,000 PER s 0 N S
Entirely and Permanently Cured,

including all ages, classes and conditions, among
whom were a large number of Ladies' who are pecu-
Iarly subject to Nervous Complaints have been
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KINsLEY & co.'s.

A mans lie is an index to his heart.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-10-11
MIR. WEBSTER'S HEALTH AND POSI-
TON
Correspondence of the N. Y. Express.

Correspondence of the N. Y. Express
BosToN, Oct. 8.
mr. Websters healtil,-so reports from Marsh
nelu say, mas been very bad for the week past
In leu oil his annual catarrh he las had the billions
COLO badly, and DR.. Jackson was sent for from
this CITY, He is now better, but not well enough
to entertain, or evon company.
Ills personal friends continue to say he does no,
talk politics, or know of tho Webster noyomen,
going on here inths city. If this be so,-und he
has ceased to read TIE newspapers, he must be
sick. indeed but my impression is, that he read.
as diligently as ever and keeps himself as wei
informed as ever.
Mr. Bolts of Virginia, is about here speaking
in various quarters, and is making very accepta-
Bile speeches. Last night he was mt Providence
r. [. the other day, he was at Dedham, and
among the shoemakers at Lynn, and he is soon
to be in Norwich, Conn.
Put down massachusetts as usual, Scott Wing
with the usual majority Webster or no Web
ster meetings There is no doubt of that fact. the
only fact you want to know.
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imated by mercantile men. Unjust be control
wig aud give direction to an immense and most
aluable trade; aud the experience Of the past
wilt Justify the anticipation that very few years
, may realize results which, to some, may seem
now to be scarcely less than the dreams Of q Wis
iouary.
These results, so full of public and individual
advantage. are to be promoted by the establish
ment of a direct communication with our great
customer the continent of Europe; aud | regard
shch n measure as will secure that object, of the
highest importance aud with the deepest inte-
est.
lam, very truly and respectfully,
Your obd't serv't and friend,
]. Y. MASON.
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MESSRS. WISE AND CAMPBELL.
BUCKINGHAM C. H., Sept. 80, 1852.

To the Editors of the Times:
The great apostle of Democracy, H. A. Wise,
appeared before the people of Buckingham, or
rather before about two hundred and fifty of
them, (Whigs and Democrats on the Gath in
slant, and delivered speech oifour hours. / do
not know how to speak OF his speech; if I speak
of his effort in terms it deserved, fear you nor
any one else would believe me, or would think
that did not do him justice. l will however,
say, aud shall speak only what l, in my con
science, believe. that more perfect failure /
never heard from any man of reputation in my
life. Mr.. Wise was replied to by Mr. Campbell,
of Lynchburg; and when say that l had never
before heard so fine an effort from so young a
man, only speak the universal sentiment. The
Wings are delighted aud in fine spirits, and
would be rejoiced that Mr.. Wise and Mr.. c.
should speak every week until the election, to
the people of Buckingham, and if conld be so it
would be worth votes to the Wings. If Mr. Wise
never met defeat before, he certainly did Mt Buck
ingham Court House; and just now heard
good Wing say, that Mr.. Wise could not be got
back here for fee of $4,000 The truth is,
Campbell beat him, beat him to the ID, and
many. very many Democrats acknowledge it.
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TIE Democratic Needing on OREGON HILL.

1he Democfattc Meeting on Oregon HILL.
10 THE EDIroRs OF THE TIMES
Gentlemen:- Having been somewhat amused
| at the proceedings of'the Democratic meeting on
Oregon Hill last Monday night, the 4th inst and
being furthermore immensely edited at the re-
ported display of enthusiasm then and there ex-
hibited, beg leave to submit u few reflections in
connection with the whole matter.
The meeting Is reported in the Enquirer of
"Wednesday to have been large and enthusiastic.
Now |, though good Wing, was present, and
do not think over twenty five Democratic vo-
tiers, from, Richmond and Oregon were at any
one time in the hall. The public may thus
Imagine what sort of an affair it in reality was.
The Democratic speakers on that occasion, as up
on all others, when have heard them, inveighed
in the most unlneasured terms, against our old
chietan Gen. Scott. But am happy to be able
to say that their abuse and detraction utterly
failed of its bject. So far from convincing any
body, they made convert of one Democrat to
the Wing cause. Shortly after the adjournment,
he announced his intention of voting for the Hero
OF Chippewa and Lundy's Lane. few more
rallys of this kind will destroy the Democratic
party in this quarter
But ia Democrat of Richmond says in the
Enquirer, that it was the ..fnest and most enthu-
siast1c meeting he ever had the pleasure of at
tending" and then gives vent to his feelings by
asseyeraing that the meeting will be s.long,
long, remembered by the citizens of Oregon Hill.
10 be sure it will be- my fine friend; but to the,
detriment Of your cause. Oregon Hill, as we'll
as the whole beautiful neighborhood round about,
will give good account Of itself on the second of
November. Let ne tel this enthusiastic Demo-
crat, as welas the Editors of the Enquirer, for
his and their conso lation, that If the rest of the
State will do rs we'll as the ssbeautiful Oregon"
Pierce and King will be nowhere on the I'd of
November.
The Wings of Oregon are wide awake, and
will be ready for the conflict on the appointed
day. The people of that section cannot be bam-
boozed into the support of men who entertain
principles adverse to the interests Of the honest,
Woodworking africans of the country and Demo-
cratic orators Nigh as we'll give over the task of
attempting to induce them to do SO. know
what say, when assert that Oregon Hill will
give the Wing candidates large majority, and
"a Democrat of Richmond wofully deceves
himself and friends when he asserts the contrary
A WING OF OREGON HILL.
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past, Martin Van Buren, expressed the opinion
that the prospects ofGeneral SCOTS election had
improved immensely in the last few weeks, and
that fhis chances continued to brighten until the
election, he would be chosen President. In this
opinion every intelligent observer must concur
The fact is having its influence upon politicians
as we'll as the masses. The Knowing ones of
the opposition know that Mr.. Van Buren, is
right, but they will continue to deceive the peo-
pie with opposite pretensions Let the Wings
only continue to throw the grape and all will be
we'll.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-10-11

CoNJUGAL INFELlc,Tr--A white woman who gave
her name as Mrs Purcell brought before the Mayor
court Saturday upon the charge of drunkenness The
achmen 1T seems found her in the streets Friday night,
una lodged her in the cage She attrbu ted this as wei
us all other msorunes which have late Nv beflen bsr
toconugal necity Her husband had treated her unknd
W ana she was calmly awaiting a divorce! Alderman
Evans consigned the unfortunate woman to the ctv ia
for three months
NuIsAScE.-Capt. White Saturday last reported
Mr. Stearns for allowing nuisance to remain ON his lot
on Shockoe Hill, and he was accordingly fined s5 by Al
man Evans
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THE LOBOS ISLANDS.

The ship Monelos had arrived at the Lobos Islands
from Acapulco the l9th ut She was ordered off by
the Peruvian government and the captain of Peruvian
brig OF war gave the orders for her to leave in
OF Commodore MeCauey, in pursuance of instructions
from the owners and in conformity his authority who
which he had certified copies Captain Baker makes
no mention OF any force at the islands, but states that
there We're two vessels loading guano Peru
One English. the other American
Commodore MeCauey was at Valparaiso on the 81 st.
where his orders Of the 9Th of June were sent to him
r. m Panama