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H Widow of Commodore Thompson.
Thousands of Ladies Bear the same
Testimony Truth is Mighty.-Thisis to Ger.
THY that have been afflicted with affection Of
the liver for some years, and great debility OF all
my bodiy organs, loss of appetite, and subject to
apep'exy of the brain, violent headache, and afec
ton of the nervous system which affected the eyes
much that | could with difficulty discern the
features of any person, unless very near and look
ing steadily at them for some time At the instance
OF a friend, was induced 10 take Hamptons Vege-
table Iincture, of which have taken HOUR bottles,
and have now the happiness TO inform the public
that the above medicine has had the desired effect
OF completely curing all the complaints have
stated and, thank God now teel better than have
felt for the last fifteen years.
The Doctor is at liberty to publish this certificate,
as | feel it duty due to bin and tc persons wno
are now suffering under complaints similar 10 NINE.
E. G. b. THOMPSON,
Widow of the late Commodore Thompson.
WASHINGTON, New York Avenue.
Call on .. A. STRECKER and get pamphlets
gratis. See advertisement in to days paper.
au 10
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DARING THEFT.-On Sunday evening last.
negro entered the public house, on Franklin street
called Liberty Hall, kept by Mr.. Gould, and asked
for drink of brandy. Mira Gould, who wa. stand
ing on the inside of the bar with watch and chain
in her hand worth S25. handed the negro the drinks
when he seized the watch and CHAIN tore it forcby
off of her arm, and made eff. He pursued to the
vicinity of the chaste locality of the creek and
there lost sight of. Nothing has since been heard
of the black rascal. The public SHOULD have an eye
to suspicious characters offering watches or other
valuable articles for sale and bring the suspected to
condign.
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BOUND OvER.-On Friday, at the instance ofMr
James Dunlop, of the firm of Dunlop, Moncure e.
Co., Charles Palmer aud Thomas w. McCance,
Esq, were brought before Justice Evans for exami.
nation, it being understood that an affair of honor
was about to come off between them. With the
concurrence of the Mayor, Mr. Palmer was bound
over for further examination before the Mayor
yesterday, he being the challenging party-and Nc.
Canoe was required to give $1,000 security to keep
the peace towards Mr. P. Yesterday the ca of MIR.
Palmer was further continued until TO-DAY.
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THE JEWS IN SPAIN. BY DON ADOLPH
DE CASTRO.

The history of the first settlement of the
Jews in Spain seems to be lost in the regions
Of mythology. De Castro, however, has pub
lished singular document, which, of course. is
fable, but which he gives as tradition
among them. 1t purports to be letter from
the Chief Priests in Judea to the Chief Priest
IN Jerusalem, and relates directly TO the death
Of our Saviour.
Letter Of Eleazar, TO the Synagogue of To-
ledo.
Know my brethren. that there is preaching
IN this city of Jerusalem, an upright Young
man who is called Jesus of Nazareth. He has
worked many miracles, has raised the dead.
mas cured the leprous, has given sight TO the
D'nd, feet to the lame, and has caused the pa.
ia'y'c 10 take up their beds and walk. He is
man well beloved by all, humble, kind and
merc'ful, serious, and of beauty far fran.
scendlng the beauty of the children of men,
Hels, besides, man most agreeable in sneeeb,
and powerful in works, and in all other re.
sec is, above other men. He has been much
followed and worshipped as the Messiah. John,
the son OF Zachariah, a holy man, foretold him
to us, with the saying this is the Lamb of
Cod We have not consented TO his death
which has been concerted, alone, by Ananias
and Caiphas, and the other Chief Priests and
we also declared to them, that neither you, nor
any of the twelve tribes living in Spain, would
consent to so sacreligiOus an act. We remem.
Der when Haman, ordered to the frigh,ful pun
ishment of the gallows. not only our own fore.
fathers, but many other Hebrews scattered
through various provinces, and that God SO
wrought in the end. that he was hung upoh -
very gallows which be had prepared for OF
lher Mordecai. Our fathers took cha.
rom Artaxerxes, and from them learned that
n very short time would be accomplished the
works of the prophet Daniel, 10 which the Jus,
hall have either been slain, or brought to the |
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70 1t will be perceived by q notice in our
advertising columns that the Democrats will be
addressed tonight, at the UniversaIist Church,
by MIR. VenabIe, Member of Congress, repre-.
senled to be au able and popular speaker.
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au l6

E LIVER PlLLS.-PREPAREO FROM
THE MASS OBTAINED AT THE ROCKBRIDGE
(VA.) ALUM SPRlNGS.-The,e Pills are Dipretic.
Cathartic, Tonic and Alternative in their effects M
on the system. They excite the action OF the Liver
in many cases in which Calomel would have no eff
feet. They are also peculiarly etficscious in Fe.
male Diseases.
The wonderful success which has attended the
use of the Rockbridgc Alum Water and Pills Tor
many years, in great variety of diseases has &C.
CURED tor it celebrity rarely if er equaled, and
is steadily increasing. The most eminent Chemists
of the day have examined the Water and Pills and
found it possessed extraordinary Medicinal proper.
ties. 1t has been declared by the best authorities
to be cure for every form of Scrofula, Chronic
Liver Diseases ali Chronic Diseases OF the Stomach
and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Chronic Diseases of the
Eyes, Mercu-al Affections, and particularly adapt.
ed to cases of Passive Uterine Hemorrhage, COM
plicated with arrangement of the Liver and StO.
mach, and many other disorders arising from in.
purity of the blood
For sale by Druggists and country merchants
generally throughout the United States.
Price 81 per vial, IS per dozen.
Druggists and others wishing to purchase in
large quantities, or become Agents for the sale d the
above celebrated Liver Pills, viii please acdress
BOOTH ANDERSON d. CHRISTIAN
Alum Springs, Rockbridge Co.. Va.,Or
JOHN H. SEAYRES,
je7 Columbian Hotel, RichrlOn
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MAYORS CoURT-We certainly think we have
hashed up for the criminal palate of our readers
breakfast of the most substantial character. As
saults, burglaries larcenies, and petty misdemea
nors are spread out in great variety
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~ You must not ne prejudieea, Da
give them a trial In cases Of CHOLEn,A
MORBUs and SUMMER COMPLAiNIs'
These annoying snd dangerous diseases are
ing quite prevalent al this time, and IL not spesa!
checked often destroy the constitution, and mol Va
frequently lie itself. As sure aud speedy cais,
we know o. no remedy eeas 10 that aass.ss,,
popular m, dicine, BAKERS PhEHicm
BITTERSs and we theretore advise every s guy
to give il q trial. A = preventive 10 irdiscston
ana correc,or aud purfer OF tho Stomach, iaess
Bitters ars unsurpassed. Every family snolia
keep lew bottles on hand. =,
10 be had In Richmond Ct the Drug s,orss =.
4. BoDEkEh, ADlE 4 GRAY, hEnrEy aa
BEERS. PURCELL. LADD 4 Co, and GAfN
q WOOD. Main street; H. BLAIR, WIN. r aApp
and sEABROOK q REEVE. shockos hni, ChaS
MlLLeP AuGH, and THOMAS 4 AccAkIhi'
an 10-ts
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THREATENING.- the progress of the fresh
on Sunday night, many OF the mere hants located
near Rockets liged, in order to save their
goods, stored in cellars, to procure assistance in
conveying merchandise to secure, dry places Two
men, named James Jones and Robert Atkinson,
were engaged as laborers by Mr.. Tyler, son of H.
w. Tyler, in securing property in cellar.
They subsequently fell out with Tyler conc erning
the price other labor. He then procured negroes
in their places when Atkinson, indirectly assisted
by Jones, undertook to prevent the negroes from
working, and Mr.. I. had them conveyed to tn e
cage. Yesterday the Mayor bound Atkinson over
in the sum OF $500 and Jones in the sum of SI0O
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es DEMOCRATIC MEETING !

49, DEMOCRATIC MEETING TIE.
S>S NIGHT-Democrats to your posts. The
Hon A. W. VENABLE, of the noble old North
State, will certainly address the people of Rich
mond and the surrounding country at the Univer-
sRlist Church, on Mayo street, in this city, at 6
O'Clock, on THIS Cruesday) EVENING, August
3ist Our whole people are invited to attend.
all 3l-lt"
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JOB Northumberland.

~ 49, JUB PRINTING !-Merchants and
49, Others desiring Circulars, Cards, &c,
will hnd 1t TO their interest to call at c. Fl WYNNS
Once, two doors below Exchange Bank. He has
added another Power Press to his ESTABLISH ent.
the reoy ensuring increased facilities Satisfaction
as to Work and Prices, guaranteed. Renem.
Der, Ground Floor, TWO doors below Exchange
Bank. an o4-ip
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The STEAMER RoAroKE.-rhis fine vt ssel ar.
rived at Rockets yesterday, abozt o'clock, from
New York, bringing upwards Of hundred passen.
gers. and very heavy freight. In consequence of
the food she anchored in the middle of the stream
and conveyed her passengers to shore in her small
boats. We learn that on Saturday night she en-.
countered at sea tremendous storm of rain aud
wind, which lasted for tge or Elk hours Her
course, however. was steady and onward, atfording
throughout the whole storm the most satisfactory
evidence of her ability to Withstand successfully
aad CALAMITY the most angry elements OF wind and
wave. Her arrival a, later hour than usual, is at
tributed to several cause.-The storm at sea- the
unloading OF heavy freight at Norfolk and City
Point and the flood and tide sgain,t her coming
up james river.
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RICHMOND, VAT
Tuesday Moi ming, August 81, 1852.

EF Persons abroad from the city have the
Dispstch sent to them for any period of time they
may desire by leaving their orders and paying the
cash for the time specified.
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DRUNK AND DIsoRDEnLY.-Jacob Truster was
found drunk and disorderly on Cary street Friday
night, and committed to the cage. On yesterday
he was sent to Jail in default of s10C security
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WHAT IS IA small tree which has sprung up
on a lot at the corner of Broad and I'd streets
where Ere recently occurred, attracts the at,en.
ton of many passers.by No one can tell to what
class OF the tree or vegetable family it belongs At
distance it resembles large sun flower, but
close inspection shows that it is growth of wood
Some OF Its leaves are about the size of small la
dies parasol. Will some person give us its spe
cies 1t i. the growth, and an astonishingy rapid
one, OF the present season. the ruins of the late
fire at that place. Until better informed, we shall
term it the Phoenix tree a
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DIED.

Yesterday evening, THOMAS ADAMS, aged 66
years The friends and acquaints of the family
are respectfully invited to attend his funeral this
afternoon at half past O'Clock, from his late resi-.
dence on 18th street
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DAGUEKKEOTYpINC.

Secure the shadow ere the substarce fada
Let nature copy that which nature made
Think not these Portraits by the sun light made
Shades though they are, will, like shadow fade
Mol When the lip of flesh in dust shall lie.
When deaths gray film spreads DER the beau;py
eye.
Moulson's life like Pictdr es, knocking a. decay,
Will still be fresh and vivid as to-day.
My Gallery is open from sunrise to sun sol. ovsr
Riddick a. Renson's store, No l1O Main street rhera
shall De pleased to see visitors, to examine speci.
mems, whether they wish pictures or not For Dor.
traits of adults Dy my patent profess and Improved
instruments, only one dollar. cloudy day is cutie
as favorable as clear weather
F. E. MOULSON,
au 10 No ITO Mails street
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DIsAIssED.-A peace warrant procured by gos.
Coron sgainst John Bowles, charging him with as
saulting him (Corot) in the 6rss Market Saturday
came up on yesterday before the Mayor. but there
being no testimony TO sustain the charge, IL was
summaEily dismissed
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WA AND CIVIL ENGINEER, otice doors
from Main, 18th street, opposite the James River
and kanawha Company's Office, Richmond, Va.
N B.-Ali professional business promptly attend
ca 10. gu 81 I'm
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WHIPPED Monroe Mar ming, slave to DR.. Con
way, an outsider Saturday night without pass,
yesterday received Is lashss.
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ATTEMPTED ohm, slave, belong.
ing to G A w. Taylor, on Friday night, about IL
O'Clock, undertook to effect an entrance into the
Office Of w, N. Tnsley, located near the corner of
Clay and Foushee Streets by cutting through pane
of glass. He was detected by some negroes, who
were at work near the bake-house, and pat under
arrest. Yesterday he received 80 lashes
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WITHOUT Pass A slave belonging to s. s. Nv.
ers, taken without pass Sunday night, on yeser.
day received 10 lashes.
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RuHAwAr.--Isasc Williams, slave to william s.
Montague, ran away from his master about week
since. and on yessssday was RECAP tured and return
cd to his n sster.
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YOU'VE RoGUEs.-The Petersburg Express, Of
yesterday, contains the following in reference to
the exploits of couple of "bad boys" whose ca
reer of crime commenced in this city not long
SINCE the records of our Police Court will show:
Two young lads, aged ten and thirteen years.
were arrested at the depot of the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company, Saturday evening
about 6k o'clock, by officer Williams Upon
searching them, large quantity OF jewelry was
found IN their possession which they acknow edg
ed was stolen from fancy store on Bollingbrook
street, near the Military Hall They subsequently
acknowledged that they had stolen the case of in.
sttum nts from the Office Of DR.. David Steel which
was advertised In this paper Saturday morning
They stated that they carried the instruments to
Richmond, and sold them to . mulstto fellow on
FRIDAY evening, and returned TO Petersburg in the
early train Saturday morning. We consider il
quite an adroit move in these young rascssto dis
pose OF the III gotten booty obtained in this place to
persons residing in Richmond. They are both
from Richmond, and have parents residing there =
VIM Fordham, The eldest, says he lives with his
parents on Marshall street. near Second and John
Cavansgh su inotfensive, artess looking lad. aged
about ten years, says he lives on French Garden
Hill. They VIII come before the Mayor this morn
ing
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fosTroNED.-The annual excursion OF the Young
Guard which was TO have taken place yesterday
on account ct the heavy rise in the river was po.t
poned, aud viii take place, tide and weather per-
hitting, tomorrow. Wednesday evening.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

re To ADvERTlsERS...Th ecirculation
OF the DrsrArcH 10 rHRKx TIMES as large ~ that
Of any other Daily paper in the city of Richmond.
Il IL therefore greatly superior to any other -
"a ,diurr of advertising.
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II Jon require CARDS, CIRCULARS, BILLS
or PRINTING OF any kind, and want your vorr
well done. at the Lowest Cash prices, call :, n.
Dispatch Office, on Governor street, door, f,or,
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60, LAND WARRANTs.-The high

49,, LAND WAkRANTS.-The high
49, est market prices will be given in cash
tor Bounty LAID Warrants, of 40, 80, or loo acres
JOHN X. MARTIN, Pension Agent,
Office No Law Buildings, Richmond Va
Note.-All Revolutionary claims, PENSIONS,
three months extra pay, bounty Lands and oil
claims arising out oithe War of 1912, or the Next
can War, will be prosecuted with diligence have
full list OF the Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers
in the Continental and State services in my office
Je ll-3m* j. X. NJ.
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FIsR-On Sunday night, between and 10
O'Clock, the attention of many persons in the city
was att acted by the appearance Of large fire down
the river in the direction of Tree Hill Yesterday
ascertaned that the fire occurred ON the farm of
Mr.. VIM. B. Randolph, short distance below the
city, and had its origin in an attempt of an incends-
ry to destroy the barn and grain crop of Mr.. B.,
who Is absent on visit to the Springs. The fire
was communicated to a stack of straw, evidently
with view Of destroying the barn and all the
stacks surrounding it. fortunately, however. the
discovered the fire in time to confGe it to
the stack in which it originated.
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Isl Main street. EagIe So ,.

Once again must we call attention 70 -.
praises volunteered by the customers who ns,-" ae
ize the Virginia skylight Daguerrean GsI'srv :,
No. AS Main street, of which Mr.. WIN. A. PKirT
is Proprietor
Says Mr.. Fabius Lawson: "Mr Pratt has tale,
four Llkenesses OF me, all Of which were no, only
satsfactoryto me, but have been said BY eli 70 bs
exact The one to-day, being the fifth Is rather bel.
ter than those taken before" e
Says Mr.. Hurley, of Prince Edward aMr pr..,
is the only artist that has ever taken a good Lie
ness of me, the eyes in particular"
Stys Mr.. J. A. Winston: e MIR. Pratt has .h;s a.
taken three Pictures oil me, which think perfect !.
any ever saw" %
Says Mr.. Sawyer: The FIVE Licensees tale,
of me by Mr. Pratt to day consider first rate
All the above are copies from the album of the
Virginia Gallery, No. las. Main street ans
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Daguerreotypes IN the H,.I--

~ Daguerreotypes In the Hi.I.-.
Stase Of the Art.-An who zee sIMONs n.
lures for the nrst time struck with their hs.,,.
truth and strength and the wonder is not tina, e1,
but rather that such gems can be procured :, sn.
price. We do not pietend tocompete in price ,e;.g
q novice, whose only object 10 the dollar, rer.rdlE
of the Advancement of the art or credit of ~ -
fessors, whose productions compare as fagorsbiv
upon Dutch vessel does with the classicsl
OF Michael Angelo; and for which any u,jes h.
yond the mere cost of the materials used Womb h.
an exsortion and imposition upon the public, ''
NJ. P. SIMONs.