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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-16
Two Weeks Later from California.
OF THE DANL. WEBSTER

New York, March Is.
The steamship Daniel Webster, with two
weeks later intelligence from California, ar
rived TO day. She brings 500, 900 in specie.
The Revolution in Chill has been suppress
ed.
The Markets generally at San Francisco
remain unchanged. Flour has declined, and
Provisions remain firm.
The accounts from the Mining Districts are
encouraging.
law relative to fugitive slaves has passed
the Legislature of California. The civil and
war debt Of the State is ascertained to be
two millions. Indian depredations still con-
tinued in certain portions of the country. The
remainder Of the news by this arrival is gener-
ally uninleresting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-16

The gas house at Norfolk was destroyed by
ere on Saturday.
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The Democrats of Portsmouth, Va, have
dominated John 5. White, ESQ, for Mayor.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, March Is
FLoUR.-Lales to-day of 5000 bbls Southern
81 90 81 70.
CoRN.-Yellow 81 a 65 cts per bushe
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The small poX still lingees at Jamaica
was reported at Panama that Gen. Here
IA vas about TO resume the GoYernorship OF
Central America.
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Arrival of the Ell Dorado from Chasres.
NEW YORK, March Is.
The steamer Dorado arrived at this port
to day. but brings no later intelligence than
tina brought by the Daniel Webster.
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LOOK HERE!

1 m WHOLE, halt and quair.-r barrels MACk
lUU EREI., No /, and 3. for sale by
mn Is FRY a. MccANDI ISL
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TATE-By virtue of deed Of trust executed
to the subscriber BY William F. Depriest and wife,
bearing date 9th February, 1e47, duly recorded in
Richmond Hastings Court, to secure debt there
IN mentioned to the Richmond Fire Association,
shall, in execution of the said trust proceed to sell
at public auction, upon the promises, on MONDAY,
the 22nd March, 1882 if fair, if not the next fair
day, at AZ o'clock, P. M, the real estate conveyed
by the said deed, consisting of three LOTS, with
a large brick tenement thereon9 fronting l27 feet
on Rockets street, running back 10 feet to Water
street.
Terms cash. Such title as is vested in the trustee
will be conveyed to the purchaser
JAMES BOSHER, Trustee
Sale conducted by w. GoDD1N, Auct
NH 10
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AUCTION SALES
DUNLOP. M0NCURE & CO.

DUNLOP. MONCURE q CO.
CARGO OF SUGAR AND pror assvs
~ AT AUCTION ON WEDNESDAY. the I7si,
instant, commencing at IL O'clock we win sell :,
our wharf, at Rockets, the cargo of the schr SAM
X jackson, from Attakapss, with
206 hhds Sugar
us bbls and mo,.s.a,
25 tierces, "oiasoes'
The cargo is made up by shipments from eight
plantations, and will range from fair to choice
quality.
ALSO,
ITO bbls Crushed and Coffee Sugar
Terms: Under 800 cash over 800 months
credit, tor approved negotiable paper
Sale without regard to weather
DUNLOP, MONCURE g. CO.
mn IN Aucfs
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- A lady that has had several years experience In
teaching, desires SITUATION either 10 q family
or - an assistant In School, 70 tesch the English
branches only. Apply 70 Mr.. WILLIAM EVANS
Clay street, Shockos Hln NH l0-3taw2ws
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE ia ~.
BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.

BY JAMES M. TAHOE.
NJ BUILDING LOTS ON OREGON
NrahniLL AT AUCTION VIII be soid on WE'D
al o,a,A next, the 18th instant c.mmencinq at
R,i,s;s1 IN the afternoon. upon the premises two
and Lots on Oregon Hill. near the Guage Dock,
Wraw I'm the house lately occupied by Andrew
Zach r,r s4s as grocery. The lots front 30 feet
building W feet, and are well adapted for
r ny iTfuest OF the owner Terms at sale.
oUr so'I4atd JAS NJ. TAYLOR, Auctr
Canro sIIs,E POLLY BELL FOR SALE
AFTERNooN' u nes. w be sold on SATURDAY
va O'Clock, at the County Wharf al Roch ,nenchg
scnr Polly Bell, now unloading near AHA fne
I superior order having recently been
OF 40 tons, draws feet of water and ia
the coasting trade of fisheries. p'so ior
TERMs-One half cash; balance IN & ra,,,h. ,,;,.
interest added. for approved negotiable paper.
BY request of the owner.
NH 10 JAMES NJ TAYLOR A,c,r
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
23S Broad Street, Shock0e Hill,

oPosITE THos. D. oUARLRs' DRY GOODS sroRf
r. PETER TINSLEY informs -
his friends and the public that hesl
has opened, at the store above named, an en-
tirely new and well selected stock of Boots,
Shoes, Carpet Bags, &C., to which he in
yites the attention of all in want Of Goods in his
line
For the ladies viii be found select assortment
OF Caters, Slippers, &c, amongst which we emu
merate French Lasting Caters assorted colors,
some entirely new and beautiful; also, half Caters.
same style; bronze kid Slips; Jenny Linds and
Excelsoirs, of all colors; patent leather Jenny
Linds; pump spring Slips and Buskins; Parodi
Ties; French glazed kid Slips, &c.
For Misses and children, ali descriptions of wear.
For gentlemen, viii be found ine stitched Boots.
pump sole Boots, Congress Caters, Oxford Ties,
kossuth Ties, Monterey Ties, and q select assort-
ment of Shoes.
For servants, q general assortment of Shoes
Northern and city made,
Ladies', gentleuaen's. Misses and chiIdren's Boots,
Shoes and Caters made to order.
The whole stock having been selected in the
Northern and Eastern markets with great care hy
one experienced in the trade will be sold a, small
advance upon cost, for cash. or to ganc,ual Gus
NH la-l2t 2as Broad street. shocko. Hin.
TACKsON'S CANDLES, Sperm on Roser.
y dale Cement, Safety Fuse, Boston Rum Fine
Teas, Pointed Buckets, Cotton Yarns. for sale BY
NH - DAVENPORT. ALLEN q CO.
THE VIRGINIA INVENTION.
MRS F. CARRIERS ABDOMINAL AND PEE
lvI RINEAL SUPPORTER, for the relief and
Of Prolapsus Uteri, IL now offered to the pub
lie. IL has been in for the last i've years, and
has been tested by some Of the most eminent ply
sicians, and has proved to be one of the most val
liable instruments of the kind now extant.
RKrEREscEs.-Francis II Striking. y D. Staun-
ton, Va Prof Barbour, NJ d. st Louis, No; Robt
II Sears, n d. J T Foley, NJ D, y settle, Wa
Deatherage, Flint Hill, Rsppshannock Co va;
jackson, NJ ID, Woodstock, Va; ] 4 Hough, ~ "
Kensey, NJ d, Washington, RappahaunocE Co'
Va; John II Freeman, D. Col keyseI LusI
Page Co; VIM Aisop. N ID. AmlsvDies vsi ~
SANDER. occoauan, Prince William Co. Va; a.
derson Brown, II D, Front Royai Va
ADIE & GRAY, Agenfss
Richmond, VA
The subscriber agent for the Patented VII 80 -
the rieht of any State county. Or iaeofPos1sa ~
ar town that has not been sold. Address pos~Se
nail slsse Mills. Rappakannock County. "
NH IO-6f& 3. 2. : = = .-~--:
rY1E=T0N HOUSE. NO. IS Ia, h1AlN
III gTREET six or eight young Co. 50 :.
s. sccommodated with b0Ak1u = - r S,rTfR'
verV mndorafe teru1A SV0S -
nh 6~~tm4
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nISSOLUTION.-Th co-partnership hereto
- fore existing under the style of LUMPKIN
THOMAS,is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent. The name of the firm only used in liguida.
ton. JNO. ~ LJMPKIN
February 18th, 1852. JAS. D. THOMAS.
las. ID. THOMAS will continue the DRUG
y BUSINESS at the new store corner of Frank.
Gu and 18th Streets where a call from his former
patrons and the public is respectfully solicited
fe l9-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-16

GOLD NINE ON Pearl. STREET,
LUCk'S OFFICE
Implements Furnished at the NIipe
For T0-Day-Bel Air-Captals: $l6,O 900, 5000,
5000 2345, &c. rs numbers, I2 drawn Tickets
SIS.
Also, Dollar Lottery for TO day.
Drawn Nos of Grand Consolidated, G:
90 II As 70 90 II SO 76 50 "A SO.
SO II IA, prize of 500 sold and paid by
NH l6 LUCK.
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osrtt FOR BUSTON.-POsiiiv, iy First
$50 Vessel.-The superior fast sailing schr
MOZART, Reid, master, having the greater portion
of her cargo positively engaged and going on board
will have immediate dispatch for the above port
For freight, OF 200 boxes tobacco to complete cargo
apply to Captain on board, or to
NH l9-4t w D. COLOIJITT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-16

GIVE ACRES OF LANDI, HENRICO
l. COUNTY FOR SALE-The subscriber has
for sale five acres of LAND, about 1t miles east of
Richmond, on the New Bridge Road There is on
the land dweiling-house stables, barn, and other
improvements. IL is foe location for store, and
ihelana is well adapted for a market garden. Ap.
ply to VIM BALDWIN,
mh 2-ts On the premises
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10 conclude (hist tme) with an entirely new farce
never acted In Richmond entitled
SPRIGS OF IRELAND.
Jenny Murphy (Sprig No - ....Mr b. Williams
Mary tSprig Mop Mrs. b. Williams
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Ell THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully in~
4AAA forms his old customers and the public that
he has now ready for inspection extensive stock
of goods n4lis line, of his own and Northern and
Eastern manufacture. The stock consists of the
usual variety of Fur, Silk, Wool and Cashmere
HATS, stiff and SOFT Panama, Maracaibo Cur.
raova, India Platt, Swiss, Leghorn, (black pearl
and white co.ours;) all the grades Of Hungarian
and Magyar Hats, with and without Feathers; Boys
and Childrens Hats and summer Caps, OF all quail
tiles and patterns; Ladies' and Misses Riding Hats;
all the styles of Braid, Alboni, Trpo and va, ty
Of young and old G sntlemen's Fancy Straw Hats
for summer use all the various grades OF Palmleaf
Hats by the case or dozen
Merchants and the trade generally are invited to
examine the stock, whether they intend pu RELEASING
in Richmond or not. The subscriber has no doubt
but the extensiveness and variety of the assort-
ment, with the prices and easy terms, will be found
inducements strong enough to keep purchasers
from going further North.
JOHN DOOLEY,
NH 8-lm No 81 Main street Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-16

MI ERCHANTS and others who are dealing in
Is1 his line would do well to call on the subscri-
Der, and examine his large stock of Plain and ia
panned Tin Ware, stoves, Pumps and Fluid
Lamps, with a great variety OF Fancy and
Housekeeping Goods, at his large Wholesale
ami Retail Stove and Tin Ware Dvpot No. s. Main
street, 3 ioors above the old Market Richmond, Va
Tin Roofing and Conductors done at the shortest
notice. and cheap and good any other establish
ment In the State WIN. SEARS WOOD,
nah 4-Im A Practical Workman.
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BY JAS. T. SUTTON, Jr.

bf JAS. ~. SUTTON, Jr.
Inn BBLS. OF CORN; AND HORSES
IVV COWS, &c, FOR SALE AT AUG TON
Win be sold, at Public Aution at Woodland the
late residence of Geo w Gardner, decd, about sew
en- miles from Richmond by way of the plank road :,
on FRIDAY, the 10Th day of March 1852 commenc-
lngas the hour OF II O'Clock, one hundred barrels
White Corn, one good riding and harness Horse.
one work Horse and five Cows. Terms, Cash for
fifty dollars aud under, and credit of months on
all sums over that amount, for negotiable notes sat.
isfactorily endorsed, interest added.
JAS. T. SUTTON, Jr.,
mn 10 By request ofthe owner.
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THE VIRGINIA. INVENTION.

TY7N1TON HOUSE, NO. IS -, = aA ~.
III eTREET --six or eight youne ~ ~ 4 49, ~
s. acc0mmodated with hOAh1 n ~ n ,rTfR
very muderate teruaA JUN =
nj 6-lmt
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SECOND WEEK.

BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF KUNKEL'S NIGHT
lNGALE ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE.
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DLAsTER AND GUANO.-2D0 TINS Lump
L Plaster, AMI SO bags Pure Peruvian Guano,
afiost for sale by Z. JEFFERSON PEYrDN
nah 1913. Basin Be- X.
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fEss FOR NEW YORK.-The new
$1,000 and sp endid steamship City of Rich.
mOnd, Captain Foster, is expected on Saturday. to
load for the above por.. Due notice win be given
when to send downire chit ard time OF smiling For
freight, spply to w. D. CoLQUITr, or
A. S. LEE.
Freight taken through TO Boston. NH lo
MARGARET CECIL: GA, CAN BE
IL CAUSE OUGHT. by Cousin Kate, for sale
at GRESHAMS LITERARY DEPOT,
mh 1904 Broad Street
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NTOTICE.-A sale If a Law Library at the store
~ ofGs M Wet 81 Brother, on Saturday morn.
ing, at O'Clock. Catalogues are now ready.
NH i2
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STOLEN On The night of the 23i inst, some
~ one entered my house on Main, between 9th and
7th streets. and stole two over Goats, one dark
brown aud one light drab. A reward Cf $50 will
be paid fr the recovery of the same and the con.
victlon Of the thief. JOSEPH Fl. GRE SSHAW.
fe 25-ts
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GEORGE KUNKEL,. MANAGER
HARRY LEHR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. CoSpUcron
n consequence of the overlooking audiences that
l. have greeted this celebrated Troupe the past
evenings the Manager has the honor to announce
that their unique and magnificent entertainments
will be continued every evening until further notice
An entire change of perform .nce every evening.
Forparticulars, see bills of the day.
NH Is ]. T. FORD, Agent,
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A LII PERSONS indebted to DAVID BAKER
II decd are respectfully requested to make pay.
ms mt to Halves X. Sutton. or TO the subscriber by
LIST April, as longer indulgence cannot be given.
The remnant Of all the claims win be placed in the
hands of the law for collection
d. BAKER, Jr., Exor of D. Baker, decd
NH l2-dl7t
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. FOR RENT.-A large room In tho claw
E:i Build ng,n heretofore occupied by the Hhtor.
ToLER & COOK,
NH General Agsnts.
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y ARCHER 81 CO., In addition 10 Their
~. manufacturing of AXES AMI other EDGED
TOOLS, are now making very superior IRON of
choice scrap entirely, which they can warrant equal
to any in the country, and which they are selling at
low prices mb3-1n
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STKATTON'S OFFICE.

Drawn Nos of kentucky, No 60 March l3:
81 SO 70 35 40 90 81 70 % Al il 81 IS o.
Whole Nos SO 81, prize of $50; ticket Nos
4o 49, prize OF $l5o-sold and paid by
STRATTON
5000 Tickets ST.
Also, Kentucky, No 62-Capial: $4,000 Tick
ets I'D NH l6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-16

John A. Temple IL CO., STONE CUT
j TIERS, corner Of eth and Canal streets, under.
take all descriptions of Cut-stone work, and will
furnish any kind OF building or dimension Stone
upon reasonable terms.
] A Temple. for the last 10 or 90 month, has been
acting as ioremen the Virginia Washington Mon.
he wart of the shan If sueb ;nisb shand he =.
quired. NH l3-lms
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AMUSE MENTS.
Z Il q AT q.

second night Of the Encouragement of the erni
neht Artstes, MIR. and MRS. B. WILLIAMS.
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VOLUME b ENGLISH REPORTS IN
s'LAW AND EQUIrY-Th Concluding vol.
ume for 1851. Volume will commences 4 new
year of these valuable Reports and efords ia.
vourahle opportunity for new subscribers Sub.
scripdons reee we'd, and complete sets furnished
Flu, supplies of the Life and Letters of Chief
Justice Story-2 yols, 6vo.
The Miscellaneous Works OF Chief Justice Story,
received and for sale at
MORRIS BOOKSTORE.
49,; a-
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| ALCOHOL.-l0 bbls druggists, for sale at mar
| IL ket rates by BENNETT & BEERS,
| NH ii Druggists, Main street
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ShANDY MCGUIRE;
oR, Ire BOLD BOY OF THE MOUNTAIN.
Shahuy Moisture. Mr. b. Williams
DicK' an Idiot -..--...-......-..M Mrs B. Williams
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O.: MOST VALUABLE VATE
LII DWELLINGS IN THE CITY OF RICH.
MoND FOR SALE.-The subscriber is authorized
to sell those three handsome Erick DWELLINGS, ON
the West side of H. street, opposite I, the Carl
ton House, now in the occupancy of Mr. VIM S.
Donnan, DR. R. A. Darlington and Mr. J c. shafer.
These tenenents are nearly new, are we'll built and
most conveniently located for the merchant or
man of business, being within i've minutes walk of
the principal places OF business.
Also, the Lot at the corner of 10th snd Marshall
streets, having thereon several small buildings
yielding fai annual rent. Apply to
NH L. w GOnnIN
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EKTRUDE LESLIE, or tne Qaetn. Ven
" geaBce the Iii tor, of an interesting Leaf from
the times of Queen Msry-50 cents.
Archbishop Hughe, Lccture-i2 cents. For sale
at GRESHAMS Literary Emporium.
1881 Broad street.
BAH new Novels received as soon as issued.
ush Is
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-01-22
NUMBER ID.
The High Destiny of our Co.,r,,rv

Upon this point we find something very an
Phcable IN the language of Mr.. Justice Mclean.
who IN charge delivered to the United States
Grand jury for the District of Ohio. 1898 in
reference to the then recent enterprise bv cit
lzens of the United States against the British
possessions in Canada, said
1.-The great principles of our republican insti-
tutlons cannot be propagated by the sword
l ms can De done by moral force, not physical.
IL we desire the political regeneration of op-
pressed nations, we must show them the simpIi-
city, the grandeur and freedom of our own Gov
ernment. We must recommend it to the intelli-
gence and virtue of other nations by its elevated
and enlightened action, its purity, its Justice.
and the protection it affords to all its citizens
and the liberty they enjoy
And If, IN this respect, we shall be faithful
to the high bequests of our fathers, to ourselves
ana to posterity, we shall do more to EboraIize
other Governments, and emancipate their sub
Iects, than could be accomplished by millions O ,
bayonets
This moral power is what tyrants have most
cause to dread. 1t addresses itself 70 tbe
thoughts and judgments OF men No physical
force can arrest its progress. It's approaches
are unseen, but its consequences are deenlv
1eit. 1t enters garrisons most strongly forti-
lied, and operates in the palaces of kings and
emperors.
''"e should cherish this power as essential to
the preservation of our own Government and a.
| the most efficient means OF ameiorating the DO
hucal condition of our race. And this can only
be done by q reverence for the laws, and by tho
exercise of an elevated patriotism" -----s
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iihP'orlhg them to commence an attack upon the
intruder, but he looked in vain The father
again seized the old gray coat of the soldier and
almost rending it in twain, discovered, under
meath, to the astonished company, the richly
laced uniform of British officer. He dropped
the fragment of the outer garment in wonder.
and at the same time dropping his wrath, he
exclaimed ''Mr Campbell or what are vou?-
will you explain yourself?n
few words explained all. The bridegroom
wealthy middle-aged man, without a heart.
left the house, gnashing his teeth. Badly as
our military honors are conferred, merit is not
always overlooked, even in this country, where
money IS everything, and the Scottish soldier
had obtained the promotion he deserved.
Jeanie's JOY was like dream of Heaven. In
few weeks she gave her hand to Capt Camp
bell, of His Majesty Regiment of Infan-
try, to whom long years before, she had given
her young heart.
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The following has to be published every fall
and we may as well do it now as at any othe
tine. So here goes:
Here comes winter, here comes winter,
Storms Of hail-and snOw-and sleet-
Pay the Printer-Pay the Printer,
Let him warm his hands and feet
Here comes winter, here comes winter,
Whitening every hill and dale,
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Send your money by the mail
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Al remember his just due,
In Id winter, in cold winter
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The safe OF vvI,iiana Penn.

The editor of the Cincinnati Nonpareil has had
the qualification of beholding a dilapidated spe-
cimen, in the shape of an iron safe, that eclip-
ses all the antiquities that ever before come un-
der his supervision. Itpassed through that city
the other day on its way to st. Louis, at which
place the antiquity is to receive prominent 10 i.
cation in the Museum. This identical safe is
the veritable one that VIM. Penn brought from
England, and it was on the ground where he
treated with the Deleware tribe of Indians on
the Delaware. The safe is singulary and inge-
nioGsly constructed, aud contains several COM
partments which, he says, would puzzle the in
genuity of any person in this age to ascertain
their whereabouts The name of VIM Penn
is prominently carved upon one of the inward
plates, the letters carved in an awkward form.