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sn ana nat she aud said daughter were person
| ely unknown TO me- This deposition with A.
| hr vi ,ne Court, with certificate, can be seen
one VINO VIII take the trouble to call on me
nave given above Ill the facts In relation to INV
| nho"leoge OF the my sterious female" and am
IN ne wise responsible tor any statements abe h.
| or may make in reference to me A''
qua, sue mas perpetrated delicate untruths cal
ua'eu 10 lnlure me, there can be no Question and
mat these fabncaions were designed to sn ana
neIteH from the censure she Justly rnerited ia .x
seuy certain. Being entirely unacuuainted with
nlss MItc nefs history or character, forbear saw.
iag more IN reference to her.
defy the world to show tina, bav. ,,,as
an otner part towards Miss H., or anu one else
than that OF gentleman. It's no part Of INV dnt1
why was that her friends pbt nrorer
~ Piaee her under care as far as r chtnonI
"heFe sne was to remain as | understood ,pt,i
heT brother should overtake her Neither ia !, ~
guy 10 explain why it was that che stated he
oIother was In Petersburg, and would ioin her "a
.Soh as ne had transacted some business of i,rpor
iAe editor of public journa, occupies a no.i.
I'oh IN tue immunity which enables MIN to yield
. powerful lnhuen over the minds of his re- ad
fs, aho ne may etslly bring Innocent man uu.
oeF me par OF public opinion. | appeal to the edi
tois Vi tlese papers to know whether have acted
as guilty man Ia this whole affair Assoc "a I
was caaf ged with the improperly immedis teIv
rel siFed to the spot from which, if | had beea
g1lily OF anything wrong, the most danger was 70
ana demanded as an act of justice to mvsef who
nave o5en blurred, that statement of nv ccnuex-
ION WITH Miss NJ. should be given me to yindicate
been ass allied Aao
Eat this communication is already too lengthy,
ana M" respectfully submit the whole mater 70
an ehhghened public, from whom doubt not |
shall receive favorable verdict
PROF. +. LAWRENCE HALE
Cnari ottcsvilie, Va. Nov. 80 1852
/ e following certificate having boen rsca;yad
since the above was written, may not he Out of
piace' Wnlch, with others, Can be gesn by any one
who will call on me:
nis - to certify thatI George R Crump, have
SEGA professor F. Lawrence Hale, and that he ia
net the person who called for Miss Mitchell al Jar
r2tts Hote! On the 10th of November, 1852 or was
sno"h 10 her room; but another person did call
AZ that time to see her, who conducted her from
ms mouse with the view, as he sid, of going to
richmond Oh the following morning.
GEO CRUNP,
Clerk az .Jarrat's Hotel
Petersburg, Nov 29th, 1857" IT.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ARRIVAL. OF TIE Isabel,

Cn,B1EsroS, December 3d.-The eteame,
issbel. Captain Rollins, has arrived here
hmm Havana, hsinging dates to the 30th ul.
. lno.
The accounts are 10 the effect that the Cres-
mi Civ atlalr he's been adjusted and the ex.
.,.4rmcnt regarding her subsidized. She will
tey..fer be allowed 10 land as heretofore with
p3r.cr Smith on board.
The drnial of Parser Smith, as made by
nm under oath, that he had no sinister designs
see,7sl the government OF Cuba, and was in
~ way connected with the administering move.
rent. Las proved entirely satisfactory 10 the
,'aorain General, and he has accordingly Civ
- .rIfrs that thc steamer Crescent CITY aud
+. .rsrr >m,b may land and receive protec ton
...t#- authorities.
The Captain General says that had such q
,rt-neut been promptly made in answer to
a. charge, no difficulty would have occurred
rr,at.uu to the matter.
MARKETS..
FA,Ay., Nov. 23.-The-oI crop of sugar
...aeh reduced, and prices have advanced.
T.s.-tts To the L. States are from 20 cents 10
3. 30 per hhd., ter molasses, from the ont
rs. Exchange on london, IL! 10 70; l..
>.s.ss. pa % ! discount.
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BALTIMORE Dec. 4.-S.les of 900 bbls Howard
street -four at So also 1000 bbls City Mills at The
same price. Red wheat, l09all0 cents; white llOa
Ito cents Sales Of white corn az $500 cents:
yellow, 65a67 cents.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 4.-The -four market lie dull,
and sales moderate-ssles CT 300 barre Ia at S. g.
for State, and s5.37as5 so for southern Wheat is
dull-selos of only 5000 bushels prime Genesee at
si25; Ohio white. Sl.l5a9l Is; southern red, SIP
Corn is scarce, and hold RS endeavoring to put
market up--saes Of 10 900 bushels new mixed at
73a74 cents
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70 lEexican Mustang Ltniment.-rbis

E8 Mexican Mustang Lfniment.-Tbjs
lnFa liable remedy, In praise II which SO much has
peeh SAID and written, wherever it has been intro
cuced, We are pleased TO see is now obtt in able in
our city. The curative properties ascribs to tbis
a. tIc!e are SUCH as we can readily believe come
within the power If some remedial agents TO effect
IL 10 recommended Tor quick, almost electrical ef.
lect In alleylns pain and assuaging infamati Ms
giving tone 10 the nerves and vi goratipg the ru
ce5 when excited or impaired, and ia fact for all
thoSa forms OF the ills to which flesh is heir that
may be reached by external application
SWelleh Eace-Wm Kennedy, living at 60 9Th
ST. N. York, took cold and had very sore taroat
ihc glands OF the throat and jaw On the left side
became much infamed and swollen. SO that il Yves
supposed he had the nlumps. After few DAYS the
ma nmatlon subsidized, but the glands Continued
swollen and ildurated-they soon became nearly
as hard So bone accompanied BY constant. dull
aching pain. He had been in this c0nuiti IN some
1lur nontas. when ne called at Inc lt ustaue
s-lnIr,ent Depot end o5tlired Gpllsr t~.'la q
ths IdnlneEt, and IN meaced using il as direcied
lie as now been using il about two weeks and the
! Iumor Is rapidly subsiding-iu fact the swelling
! ana soreness have almost entirely disappeared -
! his mother had been afflicted VITA Rheumatism
some years; she made q few applications Of the
ihElment, and TO her SURPRISE ii gave her almost
instant relief; the constant use 81 i ten DAYS
has cured ter Her daughter accidentally fell
Gown stairs, brUslHg herself very badly, and se-
aSa!H rough into requiston, and produced t. e
most happy effects, removing the soreue5s, lame
ness, AMI stiffness, by a few applications And
mus II goes with he ling on its wings" relieving
pain, aud healing the wounds Of the nstlous
FHIcE5.-The Liainent IS put up in ) sizes: the
% cent aud y siZ g contain tu.c and sig tmcs
much as the 25 ceLt lie, and are much cheaper
For sale by ali Druggists and by
PURCELL, LADD s. co,
o9 o-d2aW2t&wit ki2hmlEd
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The Case of Bishop D0aze.

NEWARK, Dec. 2.-After Dir. Sou,hard's
resolutions had been read in Convention this
morning, VIM. w. HQlstead offered series of
solutions quoting the opinions Of several
Bishops, aud requesting the presenter5 to pro-
cend with their presentmeng aud trial. After a
long debate they were laid on the table, and
Mr.. Southnrd's resolutions were adopted with
hut one dissenting voice. The Convention
hen adjourned sine die.
Bishop Doaue now stands fully acquitted OF
jHe charges brought against him.
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BosToN, Dec. 3, 7. M.-The democrats have
dominated Joseph Smith, of South Boston, as
their candidate tor Mayor.
Late letters received here from St. Domingo,
20 Nov. 10, state that much sickness prevailed.
No mention is made, as reported, of an exPedi-
lion of emigrants from this country TO make St.
Domingo their future home.
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CHARLESTON, DC. lst.-The grocery store
Of Martin Brothers, and two adjoining build
,ngs occupied by +. :. Newcomb and ;. f. Ba-
ker, on the corner of Montgomery and Broad
streets, i'll the city OF Savannah, were burnt TO-
DAY. The buildings were owned by L. Gold
smith, and insured for $1,000.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DisPATCH
imfohTANT FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
Revelation In Tamaulipas.
NEW ORLEANS.

Inc schooner Mary Ellen, from Tan pico, re.
ports that great excitement existed there In cor.
sequence CT a formidable revolution which had
broken ont in he State of Tamaupas. The civ
OF Victoria capitol Of the State was in possession
OF the revolutionists, who were hourly expected
to attack Tampico
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Later from Rio.

BALTIMORE, December 4.--The barque Re
becca arrived ut this port ,ais morning, from
Rio de Janoiro with dates to the 24th of DC
tober.
She left OF Rio the steamship Fanny, from
New York, for San Francisco.
Business at RIO was ste ady, and prices stea.
dy, with an upward tendency.
The health Of Rio vas good, and the coun,
Iry quiet.
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BY Wellington GOddin,

TWO VALUABLE LOTS ON GAM.
L BLE'S HILL FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on VI ednesday, the 9Th day OF Dec,
1852, uuon the premises, commencing at o'clock,
two most valuable bui ding lots Candles Hill
fronting each 81 feet tue east line of Sd street.
running back l20 feet 20 alley 20 feet. These lots
were sold at auction Gu the 23ih day of October
last, and the purchaser n having complied with
the terms of sale, they will now be sold at the
risque ana costs of toe former purchaser.
Terms at sale.
w. GODDIN Auct
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G0s REWARD-Lls st Thu sday evening,
90 between Messrs Hasains and Libby's
store at Rockets, and Currie's wharf, large size
BOOK, containing about $50 In money: one $40
Cape Fear note three $40 notes, in Virginia Mo-
ney, pay able In Richmond, four Us notes, and oths
notes not recolected-and number If due bills
aad dray tickets. The above reward will be paid
the finder for he delivery oil the same to me, VI
leaving it at this office. -
de 4@2t* CHRISTIAN LEBER.
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The Mobile Tribune states that the celebra
fed trotting horse Murdoch has been sold, by
Mr.. CourelI, TO party in New York, for TWEEN.
fy.Gve thousand dollars.
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- To the Voters of HenTicO County.
The Jfiic- Of Clerk 81 the Circuit Curt Of Henri
being vacant by the death Of the late incumbent;
/ hereby announce myself candidate fer that OF.
hce The day Of election being ixed at so early a
period, Che 9 inlt.,) il will not be in my power
70 see al the voters in person. should IL however
be tner pleasure to confer upon me the Office will
DC M latJ $1,000.
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sMlTA'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
Svnn street. under the City Hotel,
CHALk'S OLD STAND.
DR.: wn Nos Nd. CopsoIid dated. Dee :

DR.: Hn Nos Md Consolidated, Dec 8:
~ 80 80 AZ l3 rs 90 30 IS 40 IL 81 5
Half II 55, do ticket 5 - 81, whole A 50 70 :;
sold and paid.
Washington, Glass 1-Capita,s: Of
assoc, OF 8,Ot0, Of 1880 of 1913, 80 us 1850
50 OF 400 30 OF POO, &c. rs Nos, Is drawn Tickets
S6-shares in proportion.
Also-Patapsco, Class 5-Capisals: of s9,l54,
of 5000, 10 of $50, 10 of 300, &c. 7s Nos. ID
crawn. Tickets s3-shares in proportion
&c SMITH
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from W ashinsrou.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.
quorum OF both Houses will be 3resent at the
assem- bling Of Congress tomorrow, and i, is nrob.
able that the President's message viii be deIivered
during the Gay.
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Mrs. Margaretla GOssin, vile OF John Cos
sin, the vel known clown, died at New Or
leans on the 1llh ul,.
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Another Steamboat CALAMITY

ST LOUIS, Dec T.
The steamer C'.eva ours, her boiler near this
city to-day. Several rsons we're killed. AMONG
them the Captain. ~ leg Dean, and Mr. Perry
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HOUSE AND LOT on CLAY STREET, at
Ill AUCTION.-Wil De sold Gu Friday, the 10Th
december, at o'clock in the afternoon, upon the
pre- mises that framed house with the lot on which
f stands situated at the eastern corner Of Clay and
Munford streets and occupied by Mr. Wharton.
The house is nearly new, and contains about 3
rooms, with the usual outhouees attached, and all
in excellent order. The lot fronts p feet and runs
back I04 feet TO alley.
After which will be sold the vacant lot adjoining
the above frorting q feet and about Ca feet deep,
and lies well for building purposes.
TERms-One third cash, balance ate and II mos
with interest satisfactorily endorsed
JAS NJ TAYLOR,
no 80 AucLr
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~ Hon. VIM. Il. King was expected Il
arrive in Washington yesterday afternoon.
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( +OMMiSsIONER's SALE OF M0SG
- Valuable Zeal Estate liz and nenr Ills

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST
~ Valuable Real Estate In and near The
City of Richmond BY virtue of decree of tne
Circuit Court of the city Of Richmond, pronounced
on the 25th day of November, 1852 in the friendly
suit OF Lotlier &C, against Lotter &C." the uE-
6ersigned, who was thereby Eppo nt-d Commits.
sJner, will expose to sale ty public auction, On
the premises respectively, Oh Tuesday, the 1th
december, lF52 commencing at IL O'Clock, NJ, il
fair il not, the next fair day, that portion OF the
real estate of which Lawrence LOtier, the elder,
died. seized, which, in the division of his estate
Allotted to the adult legatees, viz the large
Tobacco Factory on 22d street, with the lot on
which it stands fronting Al feet, running back l22
feet 10 alley; also. vacant lot donlng on the
North, f ontng "a feet Or 22d street. running back
ID! feet; also, two tenemcnta the sou'h side Of
Frank i'll street, between 22d and sd streets &C
cupied respectively by MIR Wilson and Mr.. Mar
also, The framed dwelling adjoining the East,
CAPPED by Mr. Joan Woudc0ck, fronting On Frank
in Get % feet, running back l65 fees to alley.
Also, Il lots in that beautiful square on Churca
AN, bounded by l, Broad, 2Gsh aad 9Th Streets
Of which front each % feet the line Of
26th street. and runs hack 30 feet 10 alley OF
Mica front each 30 feet the west line Ci 27tn
street; and Of them front each 3j feef The west
line of said street, and run back 100 feet to
alley.
IERns-One-third cash, balance at Il aud lo
months, for bonds bearing int. rest with approved
security aad title retained Till the last bond is fully
paid OF. ED Y. CANNON,
Commissioner.
Sale conducted by w GoDDIN, Auc,r.
do did
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY,
By George J. Sumner.

By George J. sumner.
GALE AT AUCTION OF PIANO AND
~ MISCELLANEOUS GOODS On MONDAY.
9th Instant commencing at 10 o'clock In the morn.
irg at my auction sales room, Nc Fifteenth street
"ii be sold at auction with the least reserve large
collection CT Miscellaneous Goods to close hume.
roGs consiguments, as follows:
Piano. made by VIM Bartlett Baltimore
Sofa, Couch, highpo Bedssead
l marble top Bureau
do Parlcr Table
dining and l work do
! mahogany Wardrobe
do French back Chairs
do red plush seat do
l Carpet, Refrigerators, Ct,ok;ns s,ovss
l Cupboard, Saddle Bags
Garden Seats, Tree Protectors
l child s willow Carriage
Several Feather Beds
Fine Blankets and Bedding
And many other Household and useful Articles.
de GEO. j. SUMNER Auc,r
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Two THE MEMBERS OF FHRLEGTA.
LATHRE AND STRANGERS VISITING
THE ClTY.-All are most respectfully requested
TO cal and examine he stock OF ocks. Maya.
Zines, Newspapers and Cheap Pub,ica.
lions. that can be f .und at
GKaSHAM'S Cheap Book AMI Periodical House,
Opposite DAD Stree. uo.e'
just Received,
knck- Rnacks from ar Editors Table by L Cav
lord Carke-SI 25
Heme Scenes aud Heart 6tudies, by Grace Agui-
lar-price c
The Children of Light by Miss Che e5or-sI
The London Lancet n Dec m er-50c
Blackwood's Magazine fer Novcmher-o5c
stories ct Waterloo, by Maxwe-25c
The Deserted Wife, by Miss Suu:hworsh
AT Living Age
Capt, Kidd, tae Wizard of the Sea
Life OF Vlcissitudes. by James-25c
Henry E-mond b. " n Thacke ay
Yankee Notions for D c mJar
Gode7, Graham, Harper. and all the Magazines
tor Decem1eI-25 cts each or 80 per wear ANY
Two Tor SO nailed Zee oi pgst ge
Newspapers flor This Week.-Gieqsoas
Pictorial Flag, Banher, Waver.y, Post Couriar,
sun, Herald Poll Gazette, Tribune, Pick,
Picayune Dollar Paper, Blade, Carpet Bag, Lancet,
and all the Papers. &C., for this week.
THOS. Ii. GRESHAM,
do p-rol As D..
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TIE MARKETS.

new YORK, Dec. THE Empire City has ar.
rived from Ha7ena.
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BY EUNLOP, MONCURE q co.
TROCERIEs Ar AUCTI0N.-On TUES
" DAY, 7th inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
we will sell at our store, general assortment, OF
Groceries, consisting in part OF
100 hhds Sugar, part prime quality
bags Laguayra ard Rio Coffee
No Molasses and Syrup
Rye Whiskey, part old aud very superior
quality
Adsmantine and Tallow Candies
Gunpowder and Pouchopg Teas
Mustard, Cigars, Indigo
TRaxs-Unter 500 cash, over that amount
months credit for approved negotiable paper.
~ Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP, hOECURE 81 co,
5a1 Auets.
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~ Corner Of Broad and 9Th street We have still
large stock Of Simple and Fancy Dry Goods on
hand which we Offering at Cost Prices. The
change we intend making i'll Business, and to
have the ore we now occupy ret!ted compes
US to close by the first Of next month. Persons in
want Of Dry Goods will find 1t to their advantag
to give us call, o.ierog great induce
ments Cur stock Cf Cloths, Casmeres, Vestings,
Fiannes, Carpetnge, Alapacas. Muslin de LANES,
81 ached and Brown Domestics is large and wei!
assorted. With full stock ii White Goods ard
other articles general kept by US, at prices which
cannot fail 10 please.
10 i5-d2m J& " ROSEN8AUM
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BY George j. Sumner.

BY George j. sumner.
ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
VI TURE, PIANO, &C., AT AUCTION.-On
Tuesday Morning next, the eth instant, com.
mencing at 10 O'CLOCK, at the residence of B. B.
Minor on Main street, between 3rd end 4th streets,
will be sold at auction variety IF useful and well
kept Household Articles consisting in part OF Bed
steads, Couches, Mattresses, Washstands, Tables,
Chairs, care seat Stools, Wardrobes, Sofas, Rock
ing Chairs, Desks, Tenders, &C. &C.; also, one
handsome rosewood Piano. made by Nunns &
Clark of excellent quality, very little used and pro.
nounced by judges to be first rate instrument
also 2 Piano Stools. Should the weather prove
unfavUrable, the sale viii be made the first fair day
thereafter at inc hour. Terms cash
Sale 10 lie conducted by
del GEO ] SUMNER Auctr
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GREAT REDUCTION ia Inc Price OF Ury
VI Goods and Fancy Articles, a. H. RosEN.
FIELDS IT'S Broad street. He Is low ere sre6
10 cher gielter bargains than heretofore, parteu.
laily in ine Eu,broi1erics, such "a 20 49,
Muslin Edslags aud Inseriings, Generic Bar d,
Sleeves and Chemissts, and tins Thread Laces.
fine Mousines al ,st, ait every article in the Div
Goo Is line at less Than cost ices
ca~vau D. RanLn,. "a -.
low prie.A
H. All small noies taken at market ra,es in
exchange for goods.
L de elm II. R0sENFELD.
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ENRIMMINGS, TRIMMINGs, TRIM
IL MlNGs-Cioaking Brsids, Gaoons Velvet
Ribbons. Cloak Tassels, New Style Trimming But
tons, Black and Coiored Fringes, Lace Gimpa
CGenielle Cord. Just received 1T tie new store o.
poste Exchange Bank.
Also, very large assortment Of Carpeting at all
prices, cheap, cheap, cheap.
d. 6-3t C.. GWATKIN
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BY Alexander Nott & Go,

nUR EVENING SAIES will be continued
~ until The season closes, commencing at seven
O'Clock, at which time we will sell from the shelves
IN lots 10 suit purchasers, good selection of piece
gold and silver ches and clocks and time pieces
OF every description Also general assortment of
1sncy goods. ALEX MOTT Il co,
no Auctioneers
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a OTECE.-Haylng sold the Retail Branch of
" my business TO M6ssrs Collins Il Buckley of
Savannah Georgia, who viii come 10 possession
On the FIRST of February next, WILL from this time,
sell my entire stock of Goods at greatly reduce
ed prices. Persons wishing TO purchase Fiae
Fancy Goods, OF the necessary House Furnishing
Articles, will ind complete assortment at such
prices as wi prove highly advantageous.
The stock Of Plated and Block Tin Ware, Cat.
lerg Tea Tlsys, n1ers, Fire Irons, &c, il large
and complete.
will continue the Wholesale Business, at
No 10 Pearl street, nearly opposite MessFs Kent.
Payne & Kent, and will open Tor the Spring Trade
n large and desirable Stock OF Goods suitable for
the city and country at wholesale only.
LEWIS GINTER,
deg 1877 Main street.
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LAhIBERV's OFFICk,
Hath street. under Exchange Hotel.

Drawn Nos Delaware, Extra l53 Dec 3:
81 81 { IS 80 Is 81 50 10 SO d 747 90
T0'day.-Tha Delaware State Lottery Glass
100 Cfpitals: $4,000, l07C0, 1000, 1000 BIAS,
~ OF 1oOO, &c 7S numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets
&c. de
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Eg~ To the Voters Of the County of
Uenrfc0.--I am & candidate for the Clerksnip of
the Circuit Court Cf Henrico Count. Should il
ua your pleasure 10 elect me, shall discharge the
duties oi the office u tae beet vi my ability; and
ilr my ability 10 discharge tho'e duties, / refer
those OF YOU VINO we had business in the iste Cir
emit Count Of Law Tor the county, during the last
three years. 10 my services as Deputy Clerk OF
da3iSt RICHARD NJ CARY.
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Hearico county, Dec 1. 1852 -dtdclt
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By Davenport. Allen & Go.
GROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTION
W On THURSDAY, 9th December, at 10 o'clcck
we will seil a. euciion store, assortment ci
Groceries, viz:
Rio and Laauayrs Coffee
Crushed and Coffee Sugar
Bacon and Melasses
Rice, Rasins, Candles, Leather
Green and black Tea
Rum, Brandy, Whiskey
Cheese, &c. &c.
TERMs-Under 500 cash. 500 and over, four
months credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.,
de Auctioneers.
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EU>r Resolved, 70 Obs delicious Cbseze
~ Apples, suitable ior family use. for see by
ANTONIO PiZZINl,
de G-3r No A., Under City Hotel
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gI5Y@ am now ready 10 take those sp lenGid
sAY light pictures at the Gstonishingly low price OF
one dollar with the case Ny improvements are
now all finished viii n makes my gallery ore Of
the fleet in the United States Our SKY -ilght Is
uEequaleA as it Is one of the largest and soites In
Tue country Therefore my pictures cannot faii TO
please. Come cne come all, for by so doing you
io3k well to your interest. o,
EolI 40 Main ct, the great Sky Ligh, Galley.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-06

COUNTRY kNiT sOCAs.-sO0 pair Of
" heavy COUNTRY KNIT SOCKS selected for
factory hands, for sale low by
de q WILlNGIIAM & E.LETT.