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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-08
IN MANUFACTORs, -
yyT WHOLESALE AND RE.<

00n NANUFACTORs.
EyyTyyT WHOLESALE AND RE-~
e1E&SN TIlTAIL DEALERS IN BOOTS
- o ES, TRUNKS, VALICES
CARPET BAGS, &c-pEMBERTON e. BRO. Isl
Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, respect
fully invite strangers visiting the city, and the pub
lie generally, TO call and examine their large and
complete assortment of articles in the above line
Their prices WILL be found to be as low as thoee of
any otder house. whether by the single pair, dozen
or case The stock embraces
Gentlemeas Press Shoes Caters and Bootees
=. DO calf, kip, and stout Boots and Bootees
Youths Boots AMI Bootees, of many kinds
Servants Brogues, bound and unbound
Ladies' Shoes, Buskina, Kids, Jenny Linds. &c
Ladies' black, bronze snd colo ed Caters
Buskins and Bootees for servant women, various
styles
Misses and Children's Shoes, in great variety
fssveliing Trunks, plain Leather and Hair
TruIks
1 All of which are offered at the lowest rates
lPEMBERTON & BRO, 16l Main st,
Opposite Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va.
sc l7-3m
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@ - NeW nnd ComfOftabIe Schedules.
TWICE DAILY FROM RICHMOND TO NEW
YORK, WITH TRANSFERS OF PASSENGERS
AND BAGGAGE, THROUGH THE CITIES OF
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, AND PHII,ADET,.
PHIA, FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE-On and af
ter the lst of March, the following quick and com.
Portable schedules will be over the inland route
oetween Richmond and New York: Leave Rich.
mond, daily, at O'Clock, A. NJ and O'Clock. p NJ;
arrive in New York, daiy, at ST, A. NJ, and 81 P NJ
Fare to Washington, lst class seats. S5 so
I'd " "...a 90
baitlmore lst "-........7 90
"a .---.---.....5 90
- road d--,,-;:---..-..;..:::.- 90
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia, by New
Castle and Frenchtown line, so
between Philadelphia andNew York. 90
For 1st class passengers, and So on each for Sd
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JOHN B. BARRETT, Secretary.

DEATH OF A MAD ELEPHANT.-A splendid
elephant belonging to the court, was killed at
the Royal Villa of Stupinigi, near Turin, on
the 7ib in consequence of its having shown
symptoms of madness. 1t appears that, in
consequence Of ill-treatment, he had some
time ago seized his keeper by the waist, and
hurled him to a height OF nearly 100 feet, by
which he was killed. After this it was deemed
advisable not TO let him out Of his stable again:
This made him melancholy, and no one could
venture TO approach him but the widow of his
keeper. To prevent further misfortune, his
death was decided on, and effected by the
fumes of charcoal. Many eminent members
of the faculty witnessed the effects Of the gas
through the panes of the windows looking
into his stable. His agony was violent but
short.
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la "a 1T
W INTER ARRAIss ElIENT-VIkEI.
w MA CENTRAL RAIL ROADs OPEN TO
MECHUMS RIVER-Dcily each acoy, betpeem
Stauatcn and Richmond ia IA Hours On and after
Monday, 18Th Nov, leave Richmond at 6H, A. NJ
stopping for breakfast at the Junction, and return
ing leave Mediums river at IL A NJ, and arrive
in Richmond at 81 NJ.
Daily Connections.
Bet,7een Charlottesville and Richmond. =. $3.50
'' Staunton s. $500
Lexington 81 70
Culpeper Oh. 450
Connecting also with the Orange and Alexan.
dria Railroad
Tri-WeskIy Connections.
Between Lyach5urg and Richmond, On Monday,
Wednesday and Friday going up, $3.50
Betwean Guyando'te and Richmond, same days
going West, 1000
Between Charleston, Ka., and Richmond, same
days going West, 1880
Between Buchanan and Richmond, $50
Between Weston aud Richmond, on Tuesday,
Thursday and Sunday, goio4 West, ID 90
Between Beverley and Richmond, same days, 60.
ing Vest HOO
te9 P NJ, Ist day, at Lexington at % M, And
- WIN p FARIsH & CO."
A line of -Four Horse Coaches will leave Cor
donsville for New Market, afer the arrival of the
Cars, on Tuesday, Thursday ard Saturday, and re-.
turn on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, by Ma
Olson C II.
Servants travelling without their masters must
leave pass with the Ticket Agent, and also shew
another to the Conductor.
An extra charge will he made If passengers do
not obtain tickets. Ell GILL,
Sup't. Of Transportation.
1 Washington passengers may go by the
Junction, and reach that city in "a hours from
Staunton-takng the night tran of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Company.
E FL GILL,
noI7 Superintepdent
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M0VICE.-Aii persons indebted 70 spnr. Wm;
~ SMELL, JOHN SNELL ~ 70. y, =, a,s,e nav
ct,h, % onhLL, d" JAMES A. SMELL,
Eea-ts Adm0hNas"i Va " -
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NOTICE

TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
N That have now on hand, the -
a. largest and best assortment of
Boots and shoes, of good quality. ever
- offered in this city selected by myself ex-
pressly for retail, both OF my own manufacture and
the best Philadelphia make. Among my sssort-
ment can be found something extra, TO which
would most respectfully call the attention of all In
want, as they viii be sold low, by
ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacturer and dealer in Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, valices, 20,
seq No l27 Main street Richmond, Va.
D OC x B RI DGE ALUM WATkR,
HI FROM THE ROCKBRIDGE ALUM
SPRINGS, VA.-Our second supply Of tais ceie-
brated and valuable Mineral Water, is just ct hand
Those who have engaged the Water to arrive, win
pleass CALL those 10 want, will engage it ct once,
as there are only few barrels unsold.
Price SO per bbl, S6 per half Dbl; cash on deliv
cry. BENNETT BEERS,
General Agents for the Rockbridgs Alum Springs.
no 80 . Il.
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SUPERIOR COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
On the assembling of the Court, Monday, at
Washington, the following justices were pre-
sent: Hon. Roger B. fancy, Chief Justice,
and the Hon. Justices Mclean, Wayne. Ca .
tron, Daniel, Nelson, Grer and Curtis.
John H. Clifford, Esq, of Massachusetts,
and Lucus T.. Duncan, Esq, of Louisiana.
were admitted attorneys and counselors of this
Court.
The Chief Justice announced to the Bar that
the Court would commence the call of the
docket tomorrow under the Both rule.
No. 4. The Commonwealth of Massachu.
setis. complainant, rs. the State of Rhode
IsIand.
On the motion Of Mr.. Clifford, Of counsel for
the complainant, the Court granted leave
to file the bill in the case, and awarded a sub
pGna.
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O0GGETT e. ANDERSON,
TPHDLS SIENEkS And PAPER HANGEk5,
iS Governor street,

IS Governor street,
ElAVE In store their Fall stock of French and
4 american FAPER HANGINGS of every quality
ari style purchased from the best factories in this
country ana France, many OF them very rich and
rrrent Also, very complete assortment of cur.
IAN goods, cornices g!mps, tasse!s, cords, bands,
window snades in great variety, window blinds
cu-,ain paper, buff Holland far shades, superior
50 * Of floor oil cloths, COCO mating, curled bair
sp5 shuck na.u esses, feather beds, holsters and
pillows Il the best quality, with many other arti-
c.,s in our line, all of which will be sold fair
terms, and apar Hanging aud Upholstering done
ia own or country, at the shortest notice and by
the best workmen. eei6-3m
NTEIV GROCERY AND FEED STORE.
~ CuAS. BAKER, formerly of the firm OF Baker
& Tinsey, announces to his friends and the public,
that he has opened a store on Broad street. No 29o,
Two squares ABOVE the cd stand Of Baker q Tins
leg, where he inteads keeping on hand large and
c-muetc assortment of Groceries, az well as
Fgorae Feed of every description. He will be
pleased to see all his old friends and customers at
ais new stand, and any quantity of new ones.
Goods purchased at his store will be delivered In
any part OF the city free oil drayage.
no lC--ldTl
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IA HEADQUARTERS FOR FASH
IA 1ONABLE CLOTHING-Just received the
M greatest variety of Cloths, Cassimeres and
AA- Vestings to be found4a the city, of the
latest and most approved styes, consisting in part
French blk Cloths and Cassimeres, ali qualities;
French fancy coPd Cloths and Cassimeres of every
shade and quality, French Beaver Cloths, all quail
ties French Himalags Coating Cloth, entirely new;
French Petersham Cloths, French marble and
clouded Cassimeres new.
Vestings.-Figured Silk, Plush and Velvet;
Quadrills silk, Plush and Velvet; Watered Silk,
Plush and Velvet; Ribbed Silk, Flush and Velvet
plain Plush Silk, Cashmere Vestings, Demask Silk
Vestlngs, black and fancy Gfeladine Silk Vestiugs
Buff and waite Grenadine SILK Vestngs, Party
Vestinss decidedly rich.
Ready-aIade Clothing of all kinds nd qua
hies of the very latest styles such Kossuth Over
Coats, Esquimaux Wrappers. Lamartine Sacks,
Paleto. Frocks, Albert Top Coats, Hunting Goats
Fancy Goods-Fancy Ties and Cravats, Crimp
and F.iI Ties something new; Apron Ties black
aud fancy rich fancy and black Silk Scarf do do:
Satin, Gloves OF all kinds, Collars, Suspenders,
Socks-silk, cotton and merino Dress Shirts, Silk
Shirts, Merino Shirts and Drawers.
E. B. SPENCE,
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Eltas N. Conway was duly inaugurated Go
vernon Of the State Of Arkansaa 90 the 9th
ultino, 10 the presence OF beth Hoases Of The
Legislature and large soncourse OF sps eta
tors.
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Loss OF ANOTHER IsDIAMAN AND SIXTY
FOUR LIvEs.-Informatio has been received oi
some serious ship-wrecks that have taken
place in the Madras Roads during heavy
gale, with terrific squa liz, with which that
Coast was visited on the 9Th October. In the
early partG the gale the Successor, Captain
Henderson, belonging to Shields, parted both
hei chains, and, Notwithstanding that every
possible effort was made to get her clear from
the land, she drove on shore, and became q
total wreck: sixty-four persons were drowned
BY the melancholy occurrence. The Success
sor was bound for Rangoon. The details
have not yet been received. In the same gale
the schooners Struggle and Poppy, and several
native vessels, were driven on the beach, and
became total wrecks.
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GvTOCK or DRY GOODS AT GREAT

GTOCK 0FDRY GOODS AT GREAT
> LYREDUCED PRICES.-From and after this
date we are offering our large and cheap stock OF
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods, at greatly reduced
prices in order to reduce the sufficiently, pr.
Of to taking Inventory by 1st of January next. All
in search for really cheap and handsome goods,
must no. fail to call on u.s. We have the largest
a.s1rtnenti in Dress Goods Of all kinds; beautiful
tousliues at ons shilling. Also, another lot of
those superior Linen Towels, at 81 per dozen.
Needle work of all descriptions, very cheap
White red and yellow Flannels, very low in fact
avarything needful and desirable in the Dry Goods
line, can be had at our store little cheaper than
anywhere else.
Ribbons, Florences, Marcalise, Satins, Bonnett
and Mantlla Velvets we will sell at cost TO all who
wiucsD. MILLHI5ER & BROTHER,
no - 1873 Broad street.
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A LII SMALL BOYs.-H. P. TAYLOR, sth
a street, between Grace and Franklin-My
School being exclusively for beginners, give spe-
cial attention to Reading, Correct Enunciation,
Grammar and Spelling; also to Geography, Map
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens Of
my boys composition and writing, may be always
seen at the Dispatch Office My Rule is peremp
tory, but as gentle as possible. oc9
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HyORE NEW GOODS.-THOS. K. PRICE
lfA & co, have just received new styles
Cloth and silk Cioaks and Nantes
Back Velvet Ribbons
Rich Furniture Prints
Lace BertheS
Black Lace Mitts, aud many other articles
Va
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FRoM SANTA FE.-The mail from Santa Fe,
with months later dates. arrived al 81.
Louis on the lst inst. There had been severe
storms Of snow and sleet on the Plains, and
ne al Fcrt Union there were twenty inches oil
snow On the ground. The health Of Santa Fe
vas good.
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oc l3-ts Corner of Main and Governor SITS

BAPTIST HYMN BOOKS.-The Baptist
ID Psalmody, Southern Hymn Book, by Basil
Manly, D d, President of the University of Alaba'
ma, and Rev Basil Manly, Jr, Pastor OF the First
Baptist Church, Richmond, Va, published by the
Southern Baptist Publication Stciety, Charleston.
s C, and the Virginia Baptist s sad Publication
Society, Richmond, Va.
The Psalmist and Supplement by Richard Fuher,
D D. and B Jeter, ID D.
The Virginia Selection, by the Rev Andrew
Broaddus
All of the above Hymn Books may be had at the
Baptist Book Depository, No 263 Main street A
liberal discount will be made to Churches, or TO
persons buying to cell.
no q CHARLES WORTHAM, Depositary.
NOTICE.-Haying sold the Retail Branch of
II nv business to Messrs Collins T. Buckley, OF
Savannah Georgia, who will coms in possession
on the First of February nexti will from this time,
sell my entire stock of Goods Mt greatly reduc.
ed prices. Persons wishing to purchase Fine
Fancy Goods, or the necessary House FURNISHING
Articles, will find complete assorfment at sucn
prices as will prove highly advantaGecas
The stock of Plated and Block tn Ware, Cut
lery, Tea Tfsys, Fen ters Fire Ircrs, 6c Is large
and complete.
| will continue the Wholesale Business, at
No I6 Pearl street nearly opposite hessrs Kent
Payne T. Kent and will open for tee spring I race
large and desirable Stock OF Goods, suitable for
the city and country, at wholesale Only:
LEWIS GlNTER,
ds0 1877 Main str eet
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DEATH OF THE COUNTESS RUMFoRD.-A
special dispatch 10 the Boston Journai, an
nounce. The death of Miss Sarah Thompson,
Countess Rumford, at Concord, N. d., on
Thursday, aged 10.
This Iady was The daughter Of the celebrat-
ed Count Rumford, and was we'll known IN
this city, and in Woburn in this State. Count
Rumford, il will be remembered, was an Ame-
ricsn by birth, named Benz. Thompson. he
wen, TO England and afterwards TO Bavaria:
in each OF which countries he held high oiflciai
positions. The King of Bavaria loaded him
with honors and made him a Count; the name
selected was Rumford, the old name OF Con-
cord, where he was born. An annuity was
settled on him, half which we believe, eonain'
ned TO his daughter, during her life. He was
. liberal benefac,or to Harvard College and
the American Academy .-Bostos Adrertiser
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Two BUILDERS AND OTHERS.-Some.
thing new-Merble Mantels made of Iron of
the most beautiful finish, and vsriegated that the
most practiced eye cannot tell them from the real
marble. They sre cheaper, more durable, and can.
not be injured by oils, acids, &C.
The subscribers are agents for the New York
Company, and expect by the next steamer samples
OF this beautiful work which will be furnish ed to
those building at the New Ysrk prices.
de 2 FRY & McCANDIJSH
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t,nns. n. Hurreys John A. Burgess
uARREYS & BURGESS,

"a AKEtH = q D OnTAsJJJ
HOUSE. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS,
No los, MAIN STREET, (NEARLY OPPOSITE
THE EXCHANGE BAiGKD RICHMOND, VA,
ssTHERE they VIII thankfully receive and
: promptly execute all work entrusted TO
diem
NB-Orders from the country respectfully so
!icted au 3o-5m
HREAT BARGAINS IN CALiCOS.-
Ut l4rneIat of Cglicos st cents, worth 10 cts
I!ch Printed MoaselaneJ, white and colored Elan
.ieIa kefseys Satiuets. Gloves and HosieryEto
eatber with every article usually found in a Dry
GOODS house; aud if you want bargains, call on
w BOOTWRlGHT,
No 2s5, corner lst and Broad streets.
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NIuTTON TO THE PUBLiC.-The an,
4 dersigned. Inventor of Bah or snosphesrlcssi s
Machine for Crushing and Paiveflzlng guar III
patented in this country and Europe no''hes GA
persons again 4 Infringing upon u. h,;,a.
This etcs Is given that persons ~ % Eli aS
ine nv inyfptions willbe dealt with 20 the taii ex'
,os. r ns d-s az Ia.. w COCHRAN,
~ " 81 inc ,isssi. .s~ cliti street, New York
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{ tAUTHINE, CLOTHINE, CD o T II.
~ ING AS have bough. the Stock of Goods
in stores No 80 and &c. Main st, will continue the
Clothing Business on my own account, and will sell
25 per cent cheaper than any house in this city.
large stock on hand, and very desirable Goods -
Those who wish to buy, drop in and save your dol
lars Do not forget the only place to buy your Ready
Made Clothing is at the cheap stores 80 and 90
Main Street. LEWIS HYNEMAN
de 1-d3w Sole Proprif tor
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deg FRY & MCCANDLISH
CENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOOBS.
" We have in sto 2 large assortment of Gen.
tiemens' Merino Under. Shirts, Drawers and other
Goods suitable for Gentlemens' wear, which viii
be sold low HART e. MOSES.
no %
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PRICE ONE CENT.

-
A MASON ExPELLED.-Ata a call meeting of
the Cleveland tGa.I Lodge No. 1874, held az
the Masonic Hall, in the town Of Cleveland,
Ga on Saturday evening. Oct. 23d, Il was
Resolved. That Cleveland Lodge, I34, of
rn fsee and Accepted hssons, do hereby expei
Lodge. from all the rights and benefits Of H.
sonry, for gross unmasonc conduct, viz. en-.
terlng the house of Mr.. John Jackson, of Mon.
roe county, Ga, on the night of the l2th mir
and robbing the said Jackson of six thousa nd
ave hunded dollars in specie, in Company with
four other accomplices. VIZ"
Resolved. That all newspapers in the In;,ea
States be requested to copy the above, ,hs,
the ends OF justice may be met, and the coun,rx
renewed OF such man. We deem II proner ~
say that reward Of one thousand doIIsrs has "
been offered to, his apprehension in the State
OF Georgia. BY order Of the Lodge. '~'e
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NOTICE.-The subscriber would respecIuliy
IN inform his old customers and the pubic geneI'
ally, that he has employed in his cas.ing oeP1't
Inent the services 'of Mr. l. CROWELL ana
HANLOa, so well and fsvorably known TO 'ne
Richmond public. n, sprscr
n3l6 = =. -.---------- - -
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~ HDKF'S-Just received large assortment of
the above named goods, varying in price from la,
to $40. Among them win be found some which
we are enabled to sell lower than ever offered in
Richmond before. HART& MOSES.
ALsO-Many other Emhrodsries which will be
offered in the same rates. HIM.
M %
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BLAIsE SKUPISsKI.-Some interesting f,c.s
are related of Baise Skupinski, who was exc:
cuted at Philadelphia last week. The priest
to whom Blaise made his confession refuses to
divuige it; but on being interrogated as 10
whether the punishment was just or unjust, is
SAID to have remarked that "Blaise was worse
than Matthias" The Philadelphia Sun
says:
Owing to law of the Church, the nr;es,
cannot reveal the secrets of the Confessional
particularly when living person is involved
in the crimes ofwhich the culprit confesses.I
Such s!beieved!to be the case in the present in.
stance. The person implicated, it is believed.
lives at this time in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Romertze informed the priest that the
attending physicians discovered that Blaise
was circumcised, and he, Mr.. R., wished to
know the reason of it; to which he replied that
Blaise, after the Hungarian war, had been in
Turkey, and became a Musselman-hence tbe
circumcision. After he left Turkey, he be-
came Catholic again. Mr. X. asked if Blaise
had confessed this to him, and the priest re.
flied, mo matter, know such is the case.''
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u ICHMOND, FKEDERIUKsBURG &
H. AND POTOMAC RAILRoa D.-NOTICE -
The departure of the morning train going North
from and after the lst day of November next, will
be at O'Clock, as formerly; the night tran at g.
n. THOMAS SHARP, Sup't.
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CERYANT GIRLS WANTED.-six ho
~ nest, industrious and careful Servan, Girls m ay
find good situations, by applying at
de3 OASTRECKER'S.
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EENDERS AND FIRE IRONs.-Brass
green with brass mould;ngs, bronzed and Nur.
sery Tenders, suitable for city and country FIRE
places; brass head polished and kitchen Fire Irons
assorted, In prices from so cents to 81 So
Also, good assortment of polished and brass
head Pokers, for sale by
&C 10 VAN LEW & TAYLOR
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~ ROUND PLASTRR.-l500 tierces fresh
" Lubec Ground Plaster, No Richmond inspec-
1on-for sale by
de . EDWIN WoRTHAM l. co
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TIUTCHEsON's CELEBRATED REM

Si.OO s.1. Been 'sfea at osBoRss % Da
suerrean Galleries since the reduction of prices
And we now wish it understood by all that OSBORN
will continue to take fine SkyLight Miniatures IN
case for 81. Remember, this is the oniy piSco
xybrra Skv J.iaht Miniatures are taken for 81. To
those that think one dollar is too cheap for good
Likeness we would only say, call and get Like
ness worth or $40. Remember the place;
' OSBORN'S,
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l. moved my shop from Clay street to Water
street. near 1Sth the Dock, where shall be hap
py TO accommodate my customers and others in
want of work in my line.
de I-dlot JAMES CHM
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flHO TOBACCO MANUFAUTURERS
l. LiQUORlCE-Wew will be regularly supplied
by the importers with Mass Liquorice of the "Beck
& Co. brand, genuine and pure article, which
we are authorized to sell and warrant as such
Also, with the &c. c." brand. Manufacturers arc
requested to give US a cali Orders from the coun
try promptly executed.
els LUDLAM Il WATSON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
!, A rEDERALIsT!

New Hampshire paper undertakes to stigmatizc
Gen Scott bysealling him e Fcderalis 1t docs not
.condeseend to inform what sort Of Federalist,
T. black; cockadc blae-lght either ofthese, Iii
history docs not lie, and people not inconsistent he
should be very popular in New Hampshire-for the
Granite Hills very prolific Of both these sorts Ct
.Fcdaralist-.
Gen. Scott supporter CT DIR. Jcfersons and re-
ceived his first commission at his hands. lie the
friend and supporter Of Mr. Madison and Mr.. Monroe,
and received from both these great the most dstn
guised marks Of friendship and honor He precm
ncntly the Hero of the War 1912, and his body
loaded with British lead. If his support oR jefferson,
Madison and Monroe and his overwhelming defeats Of
of the British constitute him aFedcralis, he is Of
the raakest to be found
Perhaps the New Hampshire Patriot can tell rs, what
'mamen these were, who, when the British, on the
heights Of Queenstown, by dint Of numbers, were
Overwhelming and butchcrihg American soldiers stood
with dcd arms on this side Of the Niagara and refused
bulge 10 their assistance from constitutional scrupes
MAY be they were modern Democrats fromNew lIainp-
Y shfrr N Edmond IThie.