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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19
OOTNTRY PLACE WANTED

Tse subscriber wishes purchase from 2tl 20 sces 81
h;,h " land III oc.ted will choice
doabe house and buildnssin yod repair healthy
ocatiou wrkn two hours nde b. Railroad Of this city -
address (pestpad) J. w. %. sox l.l39 Post Once Win
full Of house. location aid the Lowest price
that viii be accepted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19
NOR sALE-A pleasant Couotrr Resi-.

NOK SALE-A pleasant C0uotry Rcsi.
n dance with rns acres Of land. half mile sosth OF
the village Of Sford Co., close to the water Large
daabe ~ o-story verandsh in 'front.' old fashioned
camort, be and in good order iour minutes wax from
Depot Of N. Y. N. r. r and sseansoat land %
table carriage houss house. large garden for
at fru trees ard shrusoey good fishing and boating
Am, 10 8 BURKRALrER No 1911 Fultoa-n T.,
or 10 the subscriber the preuases- W.FHfFE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19

Tu,O LET-Ou the s,h av., between 50th

TIsO LIE I-Uu tue ON dv., uttWten JUN
u and Slr ITS, q Sure. viii back rom. bed'esn asd
bsek bassv ent Also, two Of the three f,srs the
store each 10 Of three Of the
have ire places The front hAacsone nsrbls
ustfis The sb5ve house 10 II hsndsnme block
bu ldpss fnn cd and has the adyan Of
yeIy pleas nt and good business Location a-Cfot5n
va'sr each floor Inquue Of H. H. CaAIG'E. No. %
Brpadwsy. near 2is'-t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19

EOR SALE-At Morrisania, a two
Il story New Cottage, 9 rooms and cellar. Proc
Si2Os only 500 required down. Apply to LAPHAM
KEYS No $50 Waahnston It,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19

SCHOONER for SALE-The fast sail
~ ing schooner MARTIN VAN BUREN,, now lying q
feet beam feet hold IS feet tssl draws feet water
when caes $50 tuns burden She has been rebuilt
new sails throughout Also everything complete and IN
running order any moment She Is well calculated to
run Virginia the pine wood trade Said schooner
be bought low and accommodating terms by APPLYING
toPETER CHAMER Poughkeepse, or to VIM DRAKE,
Deputy Sheriff. City Han. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19
EARM for SALE-In New.Jersey, near

the BLAZING Stai FeFfy where seamboats stop daily,
fAre shnng) and 81 nss from the Railroad depot at
Railway. The farm 100 Of excellent land
tsrs land and oschard House hAey situated $3e0o may
remain - moxtssge at per csat. Apply to
JAMES B LOTT, No. So Wall o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19

EACTORY for SALE or to RENT

Il Situated in the eastern part Of Connsctieut, IN
pleasant village Of with 30 to 1ohorse wstsr
merts large Out buildings and twelve acres of good
Land-budings and In good order. The above prop
sry will be sold very cheap long credit desired or
rented for a term Of yean For Particular, adcrsn
r I. p GpYinehald. Mar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19
STEAM ENGINE and BOILER Fo,

~ Sale Eneins lc-horse power. ads b, Vim Rurdon
Boiler locomotive IS horse all perfect order
can seen at No 333 sntons, Also eogne, horse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19
Attsntisn County Merchants.

Attention County Merchants.
HARDWARE AND GU FIERY
Il OAKLEY FOX, No 30 C0URTLANOr ST, Of
fer esmp sts assortment Of above goods css6
closetms bu' ~ reduced prices Country merchants
who can avail themselves Of cssh purchases are pacu-
larry Invited to CALL shall offer them great induce
Msnts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19

II nsnts IN Real Estate 800 Lots in the IXth Ward Of
the City Of Brooklyn the north side Of Brooklyn
and Jamaica Plank Road the Hotel Of Mr. Holder
and the Omnibus Depot Of Mr.. Queen and fronting
Fulton Marcy Tompkins. Throep Yates. Mac Doaough,
Macon and other sweets and avenues. will be sod
parcel TO- person who has the and disposition to
with prcpistor OF other properly improvements
II applied for immediately These Lots comprise part Of
the farm Of Mrs Mara Lett, and have never before
bees offered for sale 1t 10 believed that property in
Brooklyn offers greater inducements than
this Application TO be ~ principals only the
subssrsbsr, at the City Hall, Brooklyn
CHARLES c. Belts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19

EOR SALE Several secondhand En-
Il gines and Boilers, good order of different sizes
aso made tn order In the best InqaMs
10th At DRY Dock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19

Neptune House. dwelling beautifully situated on the
bank OF the river commanding 6ne vie Of the Souna
four Of land and vsy 6ae Gacsn we'll stocked
TIE checest fruits shruboey and flowers god s,asin<
and coach house. with every convenience for family
Also dwelling ready furnished we'll situated with
of good asd. stocked with fruits Ais, new col.
tage the with dBe visws, nth gsr3sa attached
al within utss ride Of the Jaroad depot snd
minutes wall of the Steamboat dock For anc far
tter particulars inquire Of JOHN BOLTON the oreni
or Of 4. w. OCDEN Ne Haaovsr.ss New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19

HOUSE and LOT For Sale.-The
Il three story and basement House sl.t st tive doors
east Of Lsrnrton sv south side 2ixi2 Lot 81 feet BY
half block; has all the modern Improvement Terms
made easy. Apply to ROBINSON FLETCHER, cor"
mar Of LIT ay and 23d- st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19

"UUSE az 1UNhEHS lot SALE.-
Il For Sale. House and Lot at Yonkcrs n,st beau
tuly situated the banks of the Hudson and nands
village The House 10 large. aud built IN the most
substantial manner. with .tchen and ~ash,house sdaa
By over geo feet deep Additional land may be pu chased
If desired Tenn, accommodating. II not sold by ne
middle April the House will be rented from the first OF
MAJ reIt II il well calculated for large fam y, or
boarding house. Inquire Of J. H JENNING5. Yonksrs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19

HOUSE in WILL1AMSBURGH for
1lsALE.-Atwo story AID attic House within min
us walk of the Peck alp Ferry The house in perfect
order has gas TIRES oo hot, cold and shower bath,
range counter cellar and every convenience. The lot
than full size and the situation eIcesdugy
The present occupant would remain tenant desired
for NJ least $500 Price 900
Of which half remain For full particulars address
HOUSE. boz No. Q. Lower Port Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19

nor SALE-The very desirable House
Il and Lot No. H7 East 2lst-st three stories high
with marble mantsls, folding doors and hard flashed
walls, in good order and built IN the best manner.
Also for sale, handsome Country Seat ut Piermont
W. 8. JARVIS No. 900 Elm It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19
NOR sALE-soo acres Land, goo

ams front House 20 by 500, 90 Il Gin BY 90 r.
sithst hstvseu 5,h and Cha Rodern Improvements
Terms easy Also large Brown s,cse front dou.s viii
sire ana modern lnprove@ents. "a near AHa =
f,r rss,depces or in7tsHent Apply to lpeuonA sr y
lst:srJ OSrER VAN O5fRAND, 40 West g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19
OIANO-FORTES and MELODEONS
DJANO. FORTES about oar.

shasns PiaAes vii and To their advaasaFe 70 esH
q Clean Cos. MsssfsctoTy, No. iot Fplsos .(ssa
Of BroaAWay) 4 general assortment Of naboxssy AZ
rosewood Pianos constantly hand ~hlcs vii 10 seA
low dr essh or approved gapsr Dsais.ssuppsd On he
raj terms T. GLENN 3 co. No tes pstos o.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-13

c1ally observed. Chaplains are provided, aud re-
CURED to preach TO the sailors ON that day. We
have never known llborer 70 hire his time to
| farmer ON the Sabbath day. fla necessity arise
tar saving a threatened crop, the farmer may
request his hired laborer to aid him-and if he
be true man, he will comply-and charge no
extra compensation. Our farm hands are gene
rally slaves. Does any master hire his slaves to
any man to perform Sabbath laborl We say
no. Let the ''Dispatch' prove to the contrary.
Are we less entitled to the privileges and immu-
mites ofthe day of rest Are our rights less
sacred, our lives less valuable, our social relations
less important, our example less influential than
those of the slave the sailor or the hired servant!
We trow not. Then away with such reason
ing to sustain the necessity of Sabbath labor
That necessity does not exist-if it does, it
ought not to exist and in our humble opinion,
1t becomes all good citizens and respectable
men, who revere God, respect the rights of
their fellow men, and intend to give their sane
ton to the observance of the statute law, to sus-
tain the Richmond Typographical Society in
their noble resolve to cease to labor on the Sab
bath day.
We respectfully submit to our fellow citi-
zens, whether the "Dispatch' is not more ty-
rannical than we! Whether that paper is not
obnoxious to the charge so pointedly made against
''' u w Q arc IlldLy tuo ''DlSpdlCu
Is one The many, backed by other gentlemen
OF the Press, whose interests render it as an i'm
portant to establish the necessity of Sabbath la
Dor as the interests Of the sDispatch" possibly
can do, humbly declare that tive will not labor
on Sunday" The one, the dispatch" de-
clares Sabbath labor shall be performed in its Of
flee. The law of God, the law of the State the
rights of freemen, the interests of humanity,
shall be set at defiance to accomplish its ends
We leave the matter, fellow-citizens, with
you. You are the arbiters of this issue. five
are aorong, discountenance our action, and sus-
tain the Dispatch, but if we are right; if
our conduct our aims, and purposes, as herein
set forth, meet your approbation we expect of
you substantial and prompt support. We desire
to lnjure no man-we desire simply to assert our
rights, and to throw what little influence we
possess, in the scale Of % right-doing OPP
pose principles and practices which we deem
demoralizing and injurious to the community.
Very respectfully,
A. M. BAILEY,
J. RICHARD LEWELLEN,
J. FL. WALFORD, Committee,
A. F. CRUTCHFIELD,
J. B. BINGHAM,
RICHMOND, Feb. II, 1852.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-13

MURDER.-Some time since q difficulty &C.
CURED at cotion party in Cumberland, Mary
land, between Robert Swan and VIM. o. Sprigg,
which resulted in challenge from Swan. By
the interpositon of mutual friends, the difficulty
was adjusted. A few days since, however,
Swan revived the fued, by publishing card
he then armed himself with double barrel
gum and on Wednesday last repaired to the
hotel where Sprigg boarded and finding him
standing in the bar-roon1, discharged both bar
rels, striking him in he head and causing instant
death. The murderer was Instantly arrested
Both parties are respectfully connected, and the
tragic affair had created much excitement.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-13
TO THE PUBLIC,
The Dispatch and the Richmond Typo
graphical Society.

graphical Society.
The public We're respectfully requested, in the
papers of yesterday, tosuspend their opinions on
the matters pertaining to the Richmond Typo
graphical Society, discussed in the editorials of
the Daily Dispatch, until both sides could be
heard
Having been appointed by the Society to re.
spond to the articles in the Dispatch, we proceed
at once to the discharge of the duty assigned
us.
In the first place, the Dispatch endeavors to
create the impression on the public mind, that
the R. T. Society have been led to adopt their
course in relation to Sunday auork by portion
of the press of the city. This is not so. The
matter was discussed by the Society in the early
stages of its organization, and we then decided
the first step we would take, to wit: That aue
acould not recognize, as Society, Sabbath labor,
IN any form. Mature deliberation determined
the Society subsequently to take yetanother STEP
to witt That are aeould solicit the cooperation of
the Daily papers Of the city to suppress it. 4
committee was appointed to address the editors
and proprietors OF those papers a circular on the
subject, and report the result to the Society,"
To our high qualification, and we may add to the
honor of the gentlemen, the editors and proprie-
tors of the Wing, the Times, the Enquirer, and
the Republican, responded affirmatively to our
wishes. The public is respectfully referred to
the correspondence, published in those papers of
the 10th inst. We We're governed by high
sense Of duty, uninfuenced from any quarters
and we We're delighted to have the sanction of
all the presses in the city, [exceptthe Dispatch.
We humbly hope that our action on this subject
will receive also the sanction of the intelligent
community in which we live.
The Dispatch accuses us of being dictdtoriaI,
describes our proceedings as being .'arbitrary'
and our acts 'laWless - and yet, in all that
we have done, we have the hearty cooperation
Of all the other presses in the city! Need we
make any further commentary upon charges so
futile, declarations so wholly at variance with
the facts in the case
The Dispatch does us injustice in charging
us with combining against its editors. We
never thought of such thing, until compelled
by Its unprecedented conduct towards us-and
then we combined ourselves, not against them,
but against their acknowledgements their ty-
ranny-against the immoral and "la,cless''
course they have determined to pursue as we
are assured by one Of them, in despite of them
in despite of every opposing difficulty.
The Dispatch blames us for not receiving
letters ofrcsignation from its journeymen, who
were members of our Society Surely we are
not blame worthy for not doing what we had
no constitutional power to do. Their Journey
mon occupied no offices of honor. They were
simply members, who could only get out of
the Society through the prescribed forms of the
constitution. We returned their letters to them,
az 10 duty bound, and advised them of our wish
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-13

Two Hungarian refugees, supposed to be the
murderers of young Lehman, were arrested in
Philadelphia "Wednesday morning. They re-
sided near the place where the mutilated re-
mains of the young man were found, and some
of the jewellery he had undertaken to sell, was
found in the cellar of the house occupied by
them. Other circumstances likewise tend to
criminate the prisoners
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-13

The City Councils of Washington at their
session on Monday evening last finally adopted a
resolution appointing committee to procure a
copy, in marble, ofthe statue of Washington in
the State House of Virginia, at Richmond, to
be placed in the City Hall.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-13

tB~In the Supreme Court of the United
States, Wednesday, Chief Justice fancy deliv-
cred the opinion of the Court in the cause of
A. Crawford Us. James Points, on an appeal
from the District Court of the United States
for Western Virginia. Cause dismissed for
want of jurisdiction.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-13
i MARYLAND SLAVE REMANDED.

A slave named John Tuscan, belonging to Jno.
Pinkney, near Annapolis, was arrested in this
city this morning, and sent back to Maryland in
the express train this evening. He had been
residing here eight years, and did not deny his
identity, alleging that he was truly glad to re-
turn to his old master.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-13
STkAT oN'sOFFTCE, No Sou,hi 18th st.
~ street.
Let all the.world say what they can,
For selling prizes, SrRATToN's the man.

For selling prizes, srRATToN's The man.
Draw segPs,' & ss' 81 S Ne i s. 9Th
Half Nos 81 6s. prize Of $500. ! Sold and paid
Ticket Nos IS Al 81. do 500: y ,rron N
Drawn numbers OF Kentucky. No s snfan ll5:
80 IS II ~ / 81 ID so ! % ~ "a Ie Is.
Half Nos II 80 "a, prize of y lO0o,3 Sold aud
Ticket Nos 2 IS A. do sl? s%'R{as aid ey
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No e-Jan u:
IS % IS ! Is os Is % 90 IL 10 r.
Whole nos &c, the second capital Of $40 900 sent
to this office. STRATTON
90 4e IS 81 SO 80 50 81 8 IS 81 %.
Ticket Nos 46 so 81, prize Of Sl25l
Do do % 46 SO
Do do % 81 so Sold aad
Do do As so SO paid by
Do do % 81
FRIDAY--Kentucky, No. s6-Capital SIS 0oo.-
70 Nos, ID drawn. Tickets 81. halves 81, quarters
$4,000. IS Nos, IL dawn. Tickets 81, halves 50e
quarters Csc.
SATuRDAY-K Kentucky. No 37-Capi,al: 500
IVY ioooo 10 OF 5ooo OF 5000. 2l3 OF l000 63 OF
100. &c. IS Nos. IL drawn. Tickets sl5 halves
SO, quarters IS.
Buyers referred to MY Register OF Przes to be
een at the office. as proof of what have sold and
every drawing continues TO Increase the number.
Orders for packages certificates of packages and sim
gle tickets the above schemes in all the LOTTERIES will
be promptly attended to, and drawing sent when re-
qrested. Please sddr ,ss orders to
d4 20 n. STRATTON. Richmond Va.
VALENTINES VALENTINES. COMIC
AND SENTIMENTAL, AT GRESH A M'S,
BROAD STREET.-THOS. H. GRESHAM, gen
eral Newspaper and Magazine agent, 1924 Broad ST.
hasJnsl received large assortment OF Comic and Sen
limenlal Valentines Envelopes, Valentine Writer'S &c.
This is the most extensive and best selected asso-
ment in the city. Purchasers are respectfully invited
TO call and examine them. Prices vary from 81 cents
10 S..
Harper and International Magazine, for February
also received. suhscpttn received at publishers pr-
ces TED 4-iI4t
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-13
GRAND STATE BALL
MILITARY AND CIVIC,
ATT THE RICHMfiND frHEATp Il

Al TIE RICHMOND THEATRE.
vENHE approaching Anniversary of the Birth of
81 that illustrious son of Virginia, GEORGE WASH
INGLoN, will be celebrated by Grand STATE Bail 10
be given at the Richmond Theatre, on Monday cyrp.
ing, February 23d. in style of grandeur and ee-
gance nevtr before witnessed in the State.
The building to be superblv decorated. the scenery
taken out the Parquette hoored over, and the whole
accommodating two Thousand persons; and the citl
zehs of the entire State cordially invited TO co-ope
rate in making the occasion worthy of the Old Do.
mlnion.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-13

SPoTTsYLvANIA JAIL FIRED.-On Monday
night the End day of February, the Jail at Spott-
sylvania Court House was set on fire by persons
confnd therein, and was with difficulty saved
from destruction.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-13
OMNIBUS LIZZIE.

6J.M The subscriber is running lima
fssss&szg OF omnibusses in this citv, from Rock
XIX - It's to the head ei Broad street
Fare from Rockets TO the head OF Broad street on
any portion oil the route CT CENTS
The line consissof the most splendid coaches tina.
have yet been introduced into the city attended bv ceys
tnl and experienced drivers
GW Ne Improper persons will be permitted 10 Err.
ter either o. the Omnibuses. so The lima specially CON-
msnds Itself to the patronage OF he ladies.
no It'll 4, NAlIGs
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-13

Transmitted by Magnetic Telegraph.
FOR THE DAILY RICHMOND TIMES
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
FRENCH Invasion Of England Threatened
%rcnf Alarm in Aondon-Twenfy-Fivc
Thonsn,id Troops Ordered TO TINT City.

New YORK, Feb. IL.
The Collins mail steamer Pacific arrived at her
wharf to-day. Her latest dates, by telegraph from
London to Liverpool, to the 2sth ut The report
was quite current that invasion of England was
about to be undertaken by Louis Napoleon 1t created
great alarm among all classes in London This alarm
was increased by the fact that the government had or
dered thirty thousand stand of arms from Birming-
ham, and had directed twenty-five thousand troops to
be assembled in that city.
The Daily News says that orders have been sent to
recall all the ships of War in the Tagus with all
possible Dispatch to assist in the defence Of England
FRANCE.
The Moatteur publishes the names of the Senators
under the Constitution. Monsieur Baroche the
Vice President will preside in the absence of the Pres
dent.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
McHenrys circular of the 9th, by the Pacific saws
that the Corn market maintains full prices but is less
ouoyant. Consumers appear to want confidence. Ra
pld advances sustained i'll cases. Wheat sold Id
to I'd over Fridays prices. AT London yesterday
Wheat advanced 3D., Flour Cd
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
CoTToN.-ln four days forty thousand bales changed
hands The price has advanced neeghth since the last
advces.
FLoUR-The demand very active, Western Canal
quoted at 22s. cd. Ohio, OBS. Sd.
CoRN-Dul. Yellow 29s 3D. White 32s cd.
MoNEY-Consuls closed at och cents.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-13

The Lola Monies fever in washington ia
said to be rapidly subsiding-few caring to see
her second.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-13
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
BY RICA HRD CAJfTHORN

by rice HRD CAUTHORN.
sHN SATURDAY, l4th inst, az 10 o'clock. at the
" iol IN rear OF Mr.. G. ]. Summers Il will proceed
70 sell al auction on credit OF sixty days for approve
paper hne riding horse, and a large work male
10 10 X. CAUTHORN.
BY RICHARD CAUTIfORn.
OCULAR SALE DAYS, MONDAYS,
= "a Wednesdays and Fridays.-Saie of horses every
81 Satarday1on the days above named, commencing a,
" O'clock will sell at auction at my store on 18th St
VARIETY OF Miscellaneous articles, consisting Of the o
GkOCERlES-Sugar, Coffee, Gunpowder Tea.
Candies, Soap, Nails Starch Bacon Hams Shoulder.
and Sides Rice Pepp,i Ginger, Brandy, Whskey, Gin
"2 PfTp NI HTser Lsgd, Herrings, Shad;
Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Bedseads'
Gha, Csndlestands, Dining Tea, and Toilet Tables,
bedding OF every description, Tenders, Shovel and
line. p's
SHOES, CLOTHING, &c-IwiIl also sell Boots
Shoes, Slippers, Clothing of every kind, Hats. Cans
Croe5ery-ware, Matches, Writing and Wrapping Pa
pei, Books, &c.
au2l r. C6JJTU0p
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-13

A NEW EsTA BLIsHMENT.-Capt. J1nkens
having occasion a short time since to look
through that portion of the city lying between
Bank and Main streets, East of 10th and West
of 18th streets, stumbled upon new establish
ment, kept in q house in rear of the tenements
occupied by Messrs. Bonavita, Duquesne, and
others-entrance from Bank street. The es-
Enlistment is nothing less than a regular
restaurant, patronised exclusively by coloured
''gemmen'' mostly hack drivers. tits quite an
exclusive place, in its way, and was known
only to the aristocratic portion of the CO.
Toured gentry, till Captain Jinkens stumbled
in upon it one fine morning. The estab-
lishment is owned by a negro fellow named
Holmes, but the presiding deity of the place
is Catharine Baker. Now, Captain J. is a
little inquisitive sometimes, especially when his
suspicious are aroused; so he carefully looked
through the establishment, and discovered many
little things which he thought belonged to Mr..
l.. ]. Bossieux, because he knew Mr.. BIS boy
Archer frequented the neighbourhood. Mr.
B ossieux having been sent for, visited the place
and readily recognised box of fine cigars, jal
of preserved fruit lot of candy, &c. as his pro-
perty. The goods We're seized, and the parties
arrested Yesterday they appeared before the
Mayor, when the being fully made out
Holmes and Archer We're ordered to be punish
ed but the presiding diety was discharged be-
cause no proof existed of her participation in
the theft
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-13

The steamship Niagara left New York Tues
day afternoon for Liverpool with thirty six pas
sengers and $958,s6o in specie. She also took
out dispatches from the British Minister.