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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05
LATER FROM TEXAS.

BT the zFsv8l sas morning t.Re steamship Louisia
l "a, CApsa LawisSS, We have reserved Galveston
papers Of tie Isl inst
/ We learn sraaa the Houston Telegraph that man
! named R4zs13ss saos down teSsnstsr named Smith
wG1!a s;.aS AZ his camp IKE near Basrop, aeodt ten
ears sine-. The two brothers OF the murdered man
/ lalgseSi Ately paFsasd RaSsdse and captured hm.-
The eli Eeas ,ae neishtashooi assembled the next
u1asuaE, examined taS prisoaer, and condemned Inn
= Re 1ang Mr. Sniih hSd died IN the meantime. A
rope wss .asse0el II bfaioh Of atrse, and Rags.
dale hung up uasa LIE was eS'iaei. Tbs muir
eef oooiess ueFi,sd MS iale, ha. MS exeeutioners
e2anot as excused ioF taxing the law INTO their owa
hands.
The Acs.u Sat. Cisze,;e OF The 18Th instant, ..ys
tie 10 the Seasse me- day beo!e. the motion
% teisE the memorial Il " Mug the Committee
o. puole deb j. regarded 4 setting he question tina:
;hsrs vii be no departure ay the Legislature from
sxaes Of value aseerlaiBed.s and fixed by the report
OF tie Aadfof and Comptroller.
A letter tic II rom Austin saFs that that
day he house had passed 10 4 third reading, bill
wnica originated in Inc Senate, and which makes i.
the duty o. the Comptroller 10 proceed immediately
20 lse CITY Q; NaShIn 1iou and draw the tve millions
o. ssccks vlieh have been deposited TIERS, ia the
n l.e treasury Of This SAFE. 4 separate section OF
ire o. provides that the Comptroller shall al the
inns draw the hundred and hfty Thousand dollars
N lions al s.oek An effort made in the House
. amend gh= oil a. % require the Comptroller 10
advertise ard sell one million ot Inc stocA Al the
CIR Of Washington, but II faliS1 oy decisive
A b5il ea{i. ed An ScG 10 encourage internal I'M
.s17.rrlents IN ahs SAFE Of Texas has been intro
aae= u toe legislature. TINS bill provides tha, TWO
sssoss AL a.li d dollars 5s spsrias psrpet-
al Eazsrnzl improvement f4ud. ieF Iae construction Of
= zs3 Ia clearing 81: aud making navss5le
- rFers PROVIDED sim, or aay part thereof snail
z@r NJ eeatroa d re STATE Tot otherwise apple
:. zsas o. ms El-si tar o. Argus, naxs.
i FEoT sz= as<o iazs sl5aever any railroad conps
" sa have fC..Y og.nZcs. and completed ten miles
,. fhsE Rad, any such eomPssy shall De en-
s.43 10 losu from he STATE, o. lbs fuad apart
o. internal improvements: and sr every ten miles
competed ze Ehlrd o. is prov ding De not more
nan Sf&Q0Q es Ele, sn- ba aside tor the Of
tas com 99nY-
A<o % ts eo-api-ioa OF aaF such railroad ID sec
rons 81 .ea Euzes te Commissioner OF the General
Lana One sa4ll Sssae 10 Inc company taad scrip 10
M srngzst Of 800 scfa. ior every mile OF railroad
emp .-1; o1a toaria Of which lands shall De slicna
led y the company SIX years, oas oarih in ighl
F4zs oae oaEa IL ten Fssrs aud the eemai1ag fourth
n Twelve years
Tn- bill. in addition, provide. for the improven snt
a. Same, Trinisy, Brszos, Colorado. San Antonio
ard CizaiasuPe rivers, aud Soda Lake.
TIE I'll rsgs. BE- ea5mii.si 10 the people On The hrs,
Monss7 Of August aext Notwithstanding This how
eEs. IL meets with much opposition IN. 0. PIC.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05

Ii the course of the remarks made by Mr.. Bayly,
of Virginia. ia the House Of Representative, on
Tuesday last, on the Kossuh resolution, he said t.
81 wish 10 say here, and desir. it should 90 forth
10 the country that from an intimate association lth
members of the Two Houses OF Congress, and hay.
ing made il a frequent subject Of conversation with
them / here assert-and | hope it may meet Kos
suhs eye-ihat | do not believe there are twenty
members In both Houses Of Congress who would be
wiling sanction the doctrines he has attempted TO
propagate 10 his counry. Aud il there are those who
are carried away by the enthusiasm which is running
through the land, who viii Tor moment fall in with
it, either from motives of popuary-huntlng, or from
other motyes-I say, II there are twenty members OF
THIS Congress who are prepared TO give way TO that
f-thng-whtch | am quite sure l. not the easel be-
irVe that nineteen iwentlehS OF the American pea-
pie t1e other way. From where am now sta nd
Jag the Rio Graudc. do not beiieys there are one
thousand meg OF substance and ehsracter-men whose
opinions upon matters OF lhs kind are regarded with
respect i De not believe that one Thousand men OF
this character can be found who would be wiling 10
commit This Government 10 policy which " ond IN
voYe us et-rnsl sIlie between European Pow
srs-Which would briag upon US standing armies
h-ayy TAXATION, and national dsbts such as are now
pressing down the nations Of Europe, and greater
part OF which have been incurred in wars wseed to
carry our ls very doctrine OF intervention, or nom
intervention, Whichever you ars disposed TO Call it,
II our government we're 10 become welded to this
polcy, repeai, do not believe our Liberties would
survive twenty years; and believe this is the opin-
ion Of the American posple,"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05

rass SNrtS seses<essssess IS .se leG&oa News
sassz asssc 3es Fses@ rs says taas tas I2sgs ar
81 "a ss Ssaex = Aszssk eAse, it 5 Sssa Nss -.
= 5ssssrsS axssaSs lasss N&p>,eNa, 80 ~ rS>sas
sse's,s> "a, as SO Ssvss Neai>,&SSe1e evidence
= SseSseea + ssrsss, TeSs ths ssa n
wASSA hs ea< e>ssseS-she s-sy-eAe n NJ
asosss ~ 5s1 seas, rs nsvs 5<&,S-s ja las sygey
nay pssAseS f,sea - sasassS eSSas e ssa.ss,
Tbs Govssaae Gsaeys, 6 A,xsssa aaS, II eeass-
sssacs q The pos.ssoa assumed hy several rssi-
meats, declared the co,oay in state q So .,
and PrssS4sa' Nspolsoa approves tas &e,, TIE
Elysee IS sal i = gee&s : piq0s3, slSe, - ~
hostile voses Of the Eeols Pe'y,eeAajqae. the
EcOls Dc s. CyT. the Eeo,s d'Appjoa,ioa II Nsgz,
and the pupils Of the military HOSPITAL Ct the Val
% Grace.
General Csyaiynac has bsen united to ASaslle
odsss in the Ter =, HAm, and IS be has received
an unconstitutional release. lswAs sslA 10 was aAeas
lesvias Frsnes with his bride, for Holland, where
lie family a Asaae oises reside.
TIE Insurgents il ssssEal Of the departments
bad bssn sah3asd, aai ne country. al last dates.
with the exeepsioa q the asoar.msai OF sas Jana
wa5ca hae bssn declared in state Of ssiSe, Was
comparatively quiet.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05
lNrEE PROM aaE RIO GgANpE


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ass,ess III NNr.hesa MeNicNN GenSUGcsS those en-
cse,>} ~ b, ana as,sSeS an Americans Il, sh,is by
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ts'NSS,sSN = q NSe's}Si, tNs wANm u ptst8ets =
Sea>Ny eNsEsArSw Ne extract the following
frSes ths Etsss
a{', s.s-,,s sss.ss.sA .,,Ss>, h.rs late an Mon
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50 no .s tv,, gsSss ~ s,,ils,y vvhiis rs 49,
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5srS,s $50 - fsW-S5s1 t.,,k sfsltss +, fsssS
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05

C.r.rs o. IssAalTT-Dr Jarvis, Of Dorchester
Mssa bzs la.s.F eegefes 5eleys the Norfolk. (Msss
Dsstrie; Medical Socisfy Al address an 1he
Ie.a.7ty uaca row printed oY To,e Of tbs Society
FTos sa5I.ei q ora winch the a. lor has devoted
rrseh rrofesssossl zfteafsoo Tor may years. Hsfa
z.sl.E az gaa z5es win past aga ccenporsfy know
Iscs. tsgeher vito critical study in ACTUAL lie Of
tie ns5ss ef fsn With tie men al and Ysica efeets
,e.sscf rsndsr. lie Allowing coneus,oa o. tt. 2d-
dress very emphatic. aud very iEsiEsc,e especially 70
10 r.z5er 0. tbs ai.so,y Of the causes Of insanity,
efad tns. very lev 81 then diminish with the pfo-
res OF he rcs3. Soa- ss4,io nary. remaining
ssss,shs sane = tas szEsge the 6arosfogs and ths
ess zes s.sI- rae fasHY them Increase and ereze
rrcTs ,az mere nseats Disorder.
ls-szliy, t. tsseH F>ri Of he price when We pay
fot cvLzztloa. Ine c1Hses q the Increase win
IT, cgTearra-sts ard KesE-t Ct the Other. Ills is
Ees Eeaesssr.y fhe czse, bat y s 50 Aow. TIE IN
geese ek kaozse g. The Improvements IN me agtz,
lie Tazs.zi3nz q comforts, fae moderation d
rzss<gs, tss gfs~la O Ys6asnlrsi and the esFz9aa
q sssfzss q ast 6. ems-ges cisErg Eg-a's eefeb-
Ia s,zZs zna efeass sassi cisoroeT III Tliil tAs
e1zae Essc eyp9Ts.szles za5 rewards Tor great End
ezexzs5se neagz3 zeEaa I'D sacsn4in and hazardous
snyoysnssEs <se eessss <<4y nsofe SzFgoiataaenis
nasse ana pf0soest9as iDF sensual indulgence
rzcxe dssx,Fs II eec asafs zza EaFss eege ground
sszs ssges zac Nete gzaiss srasg.ss 0btaia that
wasea j Ssycad f1er frsez, q % efi-cl fhal which
il fha5ossa.s~.
IL seeze4gzs, fssa. dfs1a from iae prevalence
s.f eses ii c4sseE coEteC0raie i- opinion Ct
ii I'll Srit-rs ~aefa@r f5aeee4 PosiFs and sa0.a
fze1s q ssziegF eeae1aiioa q Conjecture, net
10y 40 12efe4slag elzszss IS iais oflaioa al
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05
THE INFANTS PRAY Err

III 4NEA Nl . IA Ch.
The west had shut its gites of gold
Upon the parted sun,
And through each windows curtain fold
Lamps gllttered one by one;
And many babe had sutk to rest,
And many mothers yeatning breast
Still lulled itsidol care,
When in nurssrys peace ul bound,
BY pure Affection circled round,
heard an inant's prayer.
es,there it kn,lt; its cherab face
Upraised witt anxious care;
And well dey otDn's heaven-born grace
Became brow SO fair;
But seldom at our fathers throne
Such best ant happy child il known
So painfully to strive;
For long with trembling ardor fraught,
That suppiicatlng lip besonght,
please God, let Lily live"
And still the imploring voice did flow
That little couch beside.
As it Tor poor SICK Liiys woe
II could not be denied,
Fen when the spell Of sumber sto'e
With soothing influence on the soul,
Like moonlight Ger the stream,
Tho murmurng lite, the soobing strife
The broken plea for Liy's lie
Blent with The infants dream.
So Lily lived bu. not where TIM
Is measured out by woes:
Not where cold winter chlls the lime,
Or canker eats the rose,
And she who for her infant fried
In agonizing love did bend
To pour the fearful prayer
Sale from the pang, the grosl, the dart
That pierced the moaning yarenrs heart,
Lives with her Lily thepl
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05

Tzs present Haass a Representative. q Tex
AIS composed q ssEFs--igat members, q whom
fwea.r-niae are fssGa-ss twenty-five lasyefs,
seven planters, .wo neeaaaics, enc printer. saa
On. s.ocK.Gsisss
IRE ssa4:z eoas5sss q sT-asY-s;z asassrs.
Of whom swelss srs fs-asess ga lz~Te-s. sxo
physicians, ere useebs75cs az1 90 za-,cssat
OF the wao,a L=gsslzsa-z. z=Fs1ssaa Members
are from Tennessee. .wsFs far Virginia, nine
from Soalh Czr3sia., Ten f-e1 S9-.a Carolina,
eight from Gso-zsa. sazen f-oz As52zaa. si1
sram Ksatuekr. fire fron Mi..sss557777. ra-se from
Massachusetts. t-o non Lsuzz5aaa. fEo fron
Psaa.ylvsaa. o7s fs3a Ess-53s, cas fso-a 0as8a
COS from Iliaos., oae from shs Yves. ladies', s7e
from Canals. ere from Germany sDi gh-ss fo--
eigners. ofihs Wise, ssFeatY-s.Fea are IA
fFs. Of the Save SAFES. ard ssFsn ofsas fres
States 9. ias Ugs0a.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05

RICHMOND. Jan'y Sd. 1852

Richmond, Jany Sd. 1852
Mr.. EDITOR: Since th9amenied death Of Mr. Car
iington, one two nominations have been suggested
in the Wing and Dispatch While they may be gen
tlemsn eminently worthy of the high place they are
named TO fill, it is utterly useless methinks, that the
seat vacated by Mr.. Carrinston's death, should be
occupied by any other than a resident of Monroe
Ward The middle WaId already has Mr. Robinson
and the first Ward Mr. Butler; and Of course con
sulllng all motives OF expediency and justics, II is
highly necessary thnt the delegate to be elecfd shall
hail from the third Ward. i do not make al noml-
nation here; it's enough for me TO know I'M vii
support The nominee, tit nominating GonvSition be
aud do likewise" Certsn it is, that out Ola portion
of the City Containing one half Of its inhabitants that
some can be found capable aud willing to dis
charge legislative dulies and this being the case why
should sundry other writer's endeayour 10 .ad and
comfort us with resident OF the middel Fiat
Justitia,'' &c.
Let the man who is TO be nominated be brought out
at once We presume the s'progressives" will also
their Candidate, let us put the ball ia motion
and act chesrfuly, sincerely and unanimously to-
gether.
MONROE WARD
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05

ARREST OF A SrPposRD HORSE THIEF A free fell
low calling himself Beverly Morris, arrested by
citizen Friday night near the Penenliary, upon the
presumption that he had stolen horse upon which he
was mounted. The fellow, though claiming to be
free, had no papers, and gave conflicting accounts Of
his AIMS and Intentions He was accordingly taken
TO the cage; and upon appearing before the Mayor
Saturday, told his Honour thai e caught the horse
loose in of the streets, and e merely taking a
ride-for his health. probably--t bugh ne Gid not
state. As no evidence appeared to convict him OF
stealing the horse, the Mayor or red him to be pun
shed d severely for masiaE nss property which did
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05

CAvAIeSAc's MARRlAGE.-A late letter from Paris
gives the following Bit Of romance connected with the
late coup d'etat;
Gsn'i Cayaignse, who is still imprisoned at Ham,
s, as have written 10 you, engaged 10 Mile. Oder.
After he had been installed in his apartments at Vim.
eennes, ne asked for pen. INK paper and permission
to write. General Coultisis al consented but
told The General that he read any letter the lat
ter nigh, wish 10 send off. General Cayaignac sat
down and wrote a touching letter TO Mile. Oder He
told her that being imprisoned fora period whose
long, he released her from all Of her engagements to
him, and desired that the papers, (Which were all
signed) should be cancelled. That this his present
late was bat the common fortune OF public men in
beauty, accomplishments, wealth throng of admi-
rers, young and more merorous than am, surround
you; choose from among them, and you will be near
ly as happy you deserve to be-haDqier than can
make you" Need repeat Mile. Odiers replya
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05

We perceive that Don Jose d. "a Coacha.
Governor General OF Cuts. lsf. Havana, with his
cutie, On the 9Th OF December for Trinidad, Glen.
fuegos, Santa Spirisas, Remedies, ViIlsclara and
Sagua ls Grande. He arrived at CieHfueeos,
on the 10Th inst, on board the steamer of her
Majesty Juan DE- Austria. from Batabano, and was
received with the utmost enthusiasm.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05
To Messrs GEORGE Fr.Hrs, G "A. MYERS, and 9th.

To Messrs. GEORGE FrsHrk, g A. MYERs, and 9th.
ers
GKNrLKMEN-I have received your communicate ions
expressing your desire that should be elected TO ill
the vacancy in the representation of the city, caused
by the death Of the lamented VIM c, Darlington
am grateful for this mark OF your conf dence and
esteem, and have only say, in reply, that am vii
ling TO undertake the discharge OF The responsible du-
ties 10 which YOU would call me, if il sh a be the good
pleasure OF my felow-cizens to elect me to the va.
cant seat in The House of Delegate am conscious,
however that there others who better deserve The
honor, sad could more ably perform The duties OF such
station, anl will most cheerful.y acquesce il some
other individual shal be the choice of majority oil the
voters. Very respectfully.
C. N. JOHNSON.
RICHMOND, LIST Jan, 1852,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05
OfIcE SUIT. SRkRTs,

Office SUIT. SREsTs,}
January 30, 1851. {
AJOTICE.-Sealed Proposals will be received At
q this Office until usday next, the 6th inst, at
O'Clock, P. NJ for supplying twelve hands with usu
al rations and clothing for The year 1852.
The Proposal must safe distinctly the kind and
qpaniiy otraton; aud separately the number OF suis
and qnaiy OF clothing to each hand Bond and securi-
iy for III. faithful pstormssce Of the contract will be
required.
Payments will bemadeqsar,erly.
Nj. BATES,
ia 5-dtd Sup,. OF Streets.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05

We have been requested by many citizens to
say, that A. J. CRANE, Esq, will be supported for the
House Of Delegates. to supply the vacancy created in
the city de egaton by the death OF the late Mr. Caring
ton We are also requested to state, farther that Mr.
Crane has consented to serve, ii it shall be the pleasure
otlhe people 10 elect him.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05

Nj Blake, Of Alaoam., has taken e conusc.
to remove he rsnnan. Of the Indians rem aiming
in Florida. He Is 10 receive $3.50 per head for
al he mar raraore. He relies upon the infsuenee
OF young Seninolas fron tie West 10 persuade
then 10 20, a. force Is nos to De used.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05

LoC1s NAeo1zos AND TIE EvSogsAS aoS-
Azcgs.-Tas news Of tie recent c9,sa 3 se:ss Of
LEAFS Nspo1soa has bssa reesivea At &lI the
saeoPsaa Ccarss with sas ,iYaliss, sa,isfae,ion.-
He has received fe'iessasons hoal nea1ly 81 the
uownsd heals, asi he Empsres Of Austria ms,
his s'a,sd, also presented hima spiendd carriag.
ana ssus rs; rsss horses.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05
COINAGE OF THE. U. 5. MINT IL 1851.

COINAGE OF The Q. 5. MINT Is 1s5I.
We observe by an official Table OF the Assistant
Treasurer pa3.lshei the Phiade?hi Inquirer, that
Inc total conage OF the United States Mint at Phia-
pia ioE the past year amounts to tytwo million
sx hundred and eighty mine thousand eight hundred
and segsnty-esht doilars-whiie the coinage for The
month Of December, WHICH mas Just gone by, amounts
TO six ioa SKY THOUSAND three hundred and forty
,y-oae dollars. This, We beleve. is the largest
eEnoual taal was ever coined in sngl. month The
eatir. coinage for Inc year was, IT. gold, So
si!yer s445, 81; copper, $50 .635.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05

The British Ministry is said TO be 50 seriously
alarmed al the extraordinary emigration from ire
land, that. in order 10 check it, they intend to
recommend Parliament 10 pass an &C. limiting the
ports froz which til, emigrant ships shall sail 10
che or two, and compel the agents Of each emf
grant vessel to pay tax offouf or ise pounds for
every passenger taken on board.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05
MONROE WARD
TO THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND.

~ LIE yolEh0 VI hiOHMONO
As the time for the meeting OF the Legislature is
at hand, and consequently, the choice of another
Delegate, In the place OF our lamen~d Mr.. CARING
ton, will become necessary; and though participate
most sincerely in the prevailing sentiment Of sympa-
thy for those who most deeply deplore the loss OF
good and valuable man, | hope to be excused for
inviting the early attention of my tllow-citzens to
Col H. G. Cabell. the relative of Mr. Darlington,
gentleman that would be faithful to the duties Of
legislator, and well calculated to Advance the inter
ess of the City IN Legislative body
jan AN Old CITIZEN.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05

THE SfckAY SEASON There are 10
diseases that Wait Us at stated of the year. aad
which not nnreqnently become alnrmnely fatal du
ring tho GUNNER and autumn monhs especially 10 tho
Young. Ii IL supposed seventy thousand die annually
rom arrangements Of the Stomach and Bowels alone
Does not every feeling oil nature become enlisted in
the humane deste 10 lessen tins lighiiul morlalyi
are we mol houed by every principle ol religion TO adj
mtnielor rclie when in powerl BRANDRErHS
FILLS by cleansing the blood from all impure, irs
gives power 10 every organ TO perform its functions
heahly, no matter whether externally or internally
situated Nature has formed the bowels Tor The evacu
alton OF all unhealthy humours OF the b cd, aud IL
man weuld hut use common sense, he woudtake caro-
they perform this office faithfully, II the bowels are
ont OF order, too slew or too active few doses OF
I~aadfeih's Pills will bring them order. Ask tho
nrn That was dying from cons,pated bowels what
cured him; he tells you, Brandreth's filk Ask him
who has had the dSsseHery for six months aud every
remedy had Jailed; he will tell you that Bmndreths Pills
cared him ia n week. So with levers chs, and other
diseases; In word, use Brandreths Pills, II you arc
sick and desire 10 bo we-and use then occasionally
when well, TO keep off Sickness.
For sale by NJ BRANCH
No East Main street, corner opposite Old Market
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05

The President il is stated will entertain Gov. K o..
suh, the gentlemen of his suite, and the ladies, on
Saturday evening al O'Clock |, is understood that
the Senate Committee. Major General Scott, commo-
dore Morris and other distinguished gentlemen, will
be OF the party, with Mrs. Webster, Mrs. Seward and
other ladies'. Mr.. Webster will give reception par
~ TO night. The Congressional Dinner will proba-
bly, occur on Monday
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DIED,

On Saturday morning. the 5rd inst. ROBERT r
GRATTAN, in the 18th year OF his age son O
Psschy r., and Jane E. Granan of this city.
On Sunday morning, January 4. 1852, in the 7le
year OF his age, PHILIP HARRISON senior
The friends and acquaintances OF his family are in
viied to attend his mineral this (Mondayl morning, al
l2 O'clock, M from his late residence, at the
Of Franklin and 9Th streets.
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A CHIsrMAs PRANK AN9ITs COZ: sEoURNcEs "A white
lad named Chas Craig was brought before the Mayor
Saturday and before the Hastings Court upon the
charge Of maIicously breakingFow fence the lot
occupied by John A. Lornan.i
ANoTHER.-L. Trueheart reported young man
named Chas. Barrett, for firing pop-crackers in the
streets Christmas day. The Mayor ordered the OF.
fender 10 be fined
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member OF n. Tennessee legislature. one
Mr. Thompson, declares himself opposed 10 al
rsilrosis- He regards them az injurious to the
country and 70 the morals Of towns, and was in
f.vor OF law directing The Attorney General 70
prosecute tbs travelling orators who 20 about the
coan.ry to z3Focais them.
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FIRE.--The alarm Saturday was caused by the CON-
murication of fire from furnace in the basement Of
storr No IL Market Bridge, (the old stand of Messrs
White IL Page) to the floor. Damage SMALL; the
flames not extending beyond the first floor
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Laox o-r.-a nan sTrisei :, Nar.ols, few
oars sgo, .ad registered MS name as Boiler. who,
"a. Bsaeoa alleges, succeeded n circulating
large nanssr q $40 counserfei, bills on the
Sfzss Bank Of Iaa.saa. =; IaiIsaapo'is, AMI then
Is.s az Riearaoo3. TIE 5lls are sad tore vel
ersez.s3
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white man named Philip B. Minor was arrested
Friday night 10 company with negro man, a slave,
to whom he had given pass AS the negro did not
belong to Minor, they were both lodged 10 the ca go
and on Saturday The Mayor ordered the urgto to be
released, but committed his white friend TO ian.