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The Heroic Women
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Comprising some Of the most Remarkable Exam
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WHEELING GAS COMPANY.
President-JoHs w. GILL. SoereGry-Jas.. S. Wheate.
1Ieasurer-Josiah F. Updegraf Engineer and Inspector
Saml II. Goldthorp. 7- z,-s ~. 70
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COL. FREMONT.

The New York Herald says, that the mining
speculations gotten up by this gentleman, Col.
Wright and Mr.. Robert J. Walker, have all
tumbled in. The Mariposa tract, it will be
recollected, was sold by Col. Benton for ST.
OOO, 900 but Col. Fremont refused to ratify
the sale, expecting to get, in England, FIVE or
probably ten times that sum. 1t turns out
that this, and other mining speculations, espe-
cially one for which Mr.. Walkers agent, have
all failed.
When the English spectators first thought
of buying, they sent agents TO California, to
examine into matters. They wrote home that
the lands were covered with squatters, who
removed upon them as soon as they heard that
they were offered for sale in New York and
London. These squatters denied the right OF
Fremont and the others, said that they who
found the gold had the right to work it, set the
Agents at defiance, and prepared to resist any
attempt to remove them. The communication
of this intelligence, exploded the California
schemes at once. Since that time, English
spectators are turning all their attention to
Australia.
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nilisasy. with = nssh ssse - = comp 20
ed the details Of civil affairs.
Ambition wssehsged upon Mr. Clsy,ssn
prevailing sin, during his lise, and n's Hssnos
have not denied tina. he wss ambiticss. un-
sIers Sc had been. indeed, how could ne nave
risen to the first rank as an orator and STATES
man , Blu, his appears, and in process OF
time. will be conceded, even BY his enemies, to
have been an ambition Of a noble and q lofty
.,smo, IL consisted 10 an insense desire TO ele-
vate his country, and to connect his name in
dissolubly with the history of her greatness.--
1t is strange that no such charge has been
made against men Of far inferior intellect, who
not only aspired to the Office which he is &C.
cused Of having desired to fill, but actually
succeeded in obtaining it.
OF the illustrious "Three,'' Webster alone
remains. When shall we ever see their like
again7 When the generations that shall come
after US, shall read of Calhoun, of Clay, and OF
Webster, they will say, surely there were
giants in those days.
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DIED.

On Wednesday, Both uit., ALBERT R., infant
son of William H. and Alice P. Woodward. The
frienss of the family invited to attend the fune.
raj from their residence This Thursday Morning,
at 10 o'clock, without further notice.
On Tuesday evening June 29th, Mrs. MARY
ANN DORNIN, aged &c years. Her friends and
acquaintance and those of her family, respect
fully requested to attend her funeral This After.
noon, at o'clock from the Catholic Church, with
out further invitation.
New York papers please copy.
Departed this life, ON Thursday evening, at 8
O'Clock, the 29th ut, JOHN Robert, the first
and only son of Nancy M. and Samuel H. Marshall.
The funeral will take place To- Day, at half past
o'clock, at their residence, Franklin street. next
to the Masonic Hall. Their friends and acquaint
ances invited to attend without further notice.
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IL 1ssI yesr nlss1 Psrv.--I. c...
Ds0 REafflI1f se.ss, !. :
.ssnss ~ sssp &c blood pars; I'd q ord.r
~ it, g recommend than ~ 800, ps.mer n
- Sen'e ve4eeable Tincture. whs M y. y.
onos ~ Gun = hss established for }tseT y u
tafjoo - surpeseiDg any snedieine 49,. : fegn
woula ssspsetfslly call De attention of H. 49,. we
whicb nav 8 sncs : q The strosss ehsrscsss
per, and would also remind them th.s ~, N oor p
cine IL Kept 10 our city BY O. a. STREcrr 81 medi
Street, who y supplying the trade n 49, lam
prices: Can and gets pamphlet grasis. 'p's tors
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CfRcUrr SUPERIOR CouRT.-The death of sHec.
tor Davis Esq, distinguished member of the bar,
and q practitioner of this court, was announc
ed to this court yesterday The following resolution
was offered by Mr.. August and ordered to be en-.
tered on the record:
Resoloed, That this court and the members of the
bar have heard vii b profound sorrow of the death
of Hector Davis Esq, who for many years prac.
tised with distinguished ability at the bar OF this
court, and by his courteous aud urbsne manners
ami uprightness of department, had won the es.
TEEN ana regard of the bench and the bar.
On motion, it was further ordered, that copy
of this order be sent to the family of the decease
and to papers of this city for publication.
George Blankenship was on yesterday admitted
to bail In the sum of 500. His trial will take place
during the next term of the Henrico County Court
This court, under the operation of the new con-
stitution, was dis solved on yesterday, and will be
recognized.
Judge Crump retires from his distinguished and
arduous abors with the warm respect and conf
dence of all who know him.
The first session of the Circuit Court for the city
of Richmond, under the new constitution, will be
held at the State Court House ON the 18th Of Ocro
Der next, for the trial of criminal causes and for
the trial Of civil causes, the 10Th of November
next.
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BELGIAN CoNsUL.-The following announce
ment appears in the National lntelligencer,
under seal Of the President:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that Emile Otto Noting has been ap.
pointed Consul of Belgium, at Richmond,
do hereby recognise him as such, and declare
him free to exercise and enjoy such functions,
powers, and privileges as are allowed to the
Consuls of the most favored nations in the u.
States.
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GENERAL CouRT.-This court gave its decision
yesterday with respect 20 the motion Of Wormley
convicted at the Chesterfield Circxit Court, of
the murder of Robiou-ior new tris., and decided
that the application should be granted. His trial
will therefore take place in November next. This
court also dissolved yesterday.
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NEW BOOKS.

We have received of Nash s. Woodhouse.
three additional volumes of the Waverly Nov
els, as published by Lirpincott, Grambo &
Co. They comprise Guy Mannering, the Antis
quarry, the Black Dwarf, and Old Mortality
Also "The Cow" dairy book in high repute,
written by r. M. Milburn, author of the prize
essays of the Royal Agricultural Society of
England.
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FINED-Lewis Cohen was ON yesterday fined %
and costs. for making and ceiling clothes, both On
Saturday and Sunday, the Goth ard eth inst Mr.
Stern, complainant The law requires that man
should perform no labor or work, unless of neces-
si.y or charity Sunday, the general day of rest
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We invite the attention OF the Clergy through
out our country to the following Appeal OF
the Directors of the Washington Monument in
this city.
Sunday, tie Fourth of July! How appro-
propriate for pious and patriotic hearts to re.
member on that day especially the great deeds
of Washington, and to seize that opportunity
aid in the construct ton of monument to his
boundless fame, and to share the honor OF a
Nations tribute and a Nations gratitude
Nat Int
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RUSHING HrpRANrs.-Maria Scott

RUNNING HrDRANTs-Maria Scott and Eliza
beth Davenport free women ef color, were on yes
terday reported to the Mayor By 1t johnson, for
using unlawfully by drant that is located on Poin
dexter's lot, on l4th street. Judgment in their
cases was suspended until the superintendent OF
Water Works could be applied to, 10 remedy the
exposed copdilion Of The hy drsnt
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Our OF TRAcK.--lsaae, slave 10 Mr.. r Robin
son. received 10 lashes yesterday for being OUT ei
track Tuesday tiglt.
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The subscriber having taken the FLOYD
HOUSE, offers for rent this house or Main street,
No. 35a. II has nine rooms, and kitchen with
TWO rooms, and Is well arranged for Boarding
house, having bsen recently repaired aud painted.
Apply 20 JOHN 4 JETEP
III l-l2r Eiovd ao,sa
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p. ST. forgofso mention that the conjurers
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mind, particularly love. By an incantaiIon,
proper TO the occasion, and the placing
string Of small beads, after they have been
dipped in water, around a woman's neck, they
claim that she can then take to her bosom The
man OF her choice, aad any aversion which ne
NAV have formerly entertained for her. will
change into the deepest and truest Affection
So, on the other hand, may a man obtain the
maiden on whom his affections lie.
There is yet another way by which love-
stricken female may succeed, when the COM
mon arts of beauty have failed. Let her take
a pipe oftobacco, which has been consecrated
for the purpose by the conjurer, and manage
to blow the smoke, at the distance of yard or
more, into the face of her desired object. he
will then love her with all his soul, and IN
spite of reason, or judgment, or common sense
But it is necessary TO emit the smoke in one
certain nanner-otherwise, il is of no avail;
Y. B.
P. P. 8. John Waite is now at the Agen-
CIV, near 80 miles from here, SO that il will be
some time before shall have the pleasure OF
seeing your letter to him, or Of showing hin
mine from you.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-01

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