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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-12
Tie LATEST NEWS.
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We received 90 Nav York papers last
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~ At lumber house, on the Dock.
mh6--lm JOHN W. WRIGHT.
SUPERIOR SMOKING TO6ACC0.-
~ James Il. Tompkins b putting up superior q.
tcle, which win be sold low. Apply q Messrs Nc
kinney Dupuys, opposite 6hockoe Wsrehouse.
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EVILS WEBB & son OFFER FOR
Ii SALE
los hhds New Orleans, part strc,ly)
primer
30 do Muscovado
Is do Porto Rico
Ito halt boxes Loaf, Stewards Have.
meyers, and Moller's, and Lo- SUGARS.
vering
100 barrels Coffee
90 do Crushed
60 do Powdered
POO bags white Brazil
90 hhcs prime new crop Carde.l
IS d, Muscoyado
10 do Porto Rico tMoyAssrs
Barrels New Orleans
III do Stewards Sugar-House
275 bags Java
$50 Leguayra
100 do Rio 1COFFEE.
25 do Old white Augustine
80 che Is Black and Green Tea
lOoo sides ole Leather, good stamp, and good and
poor damaged
200 do Upper do, wax and russell
% boxes Winches.ers Tallowl
oo 90 Adamantine, (Star
% do Sperm
25 do Halls Patent
soaps OF various brands
Barrels Tanners ~,
SIS bbls Cut behring's
ITO do No mackerel
80 do and half do No do
hhds BAG IN Sides
25 kegs and 10 bbls Lard
100 barrels Tar
30 barrels Clarified Vinegar
and brands
~ do superior stick do, z brand
10 herces Rice
l400 kegs Nails and Brads
Hoop Iron
Archer's Virginia Axes
500 bags Shot, drop and buck
Bar Lead
1900 Ganny Bags, Grain Bags
Gunpowder, sporting aud blasting
Painted Pals, Pepper, Pimento, Ginger,
Chocsiate. Salt Pere, Indigo, copperas
Starch, Hops, Bed Cords, Leading Lines,
Cotton and Hemp, Candle Wick, Irvine,
Paper-Writing, Letter, Wrapping, &c.
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MOST VALUABLE PRIYATF

HOST VALUABLE PRIVATE
Il DWELLINGS IN THE CITY OF RICH.
FJHo FOR 6ALE.-1he subscriber is authorized
~ those three handsome Brick Dwellings ON
Vest aide Of 18th street. opposite } the Carl
house now in the occupancy of Mr. VIM. s.
aaan, DR. r. A. Darlington aud Mr. J c. Shafer.
- tenenents are neatly new, well built, and
st convene ntly located for the merchant or
b Of business being within five minu :es walk of
principal places OF bu, mess
50 the Let at the corner of 18th and Marshall
cts, having thereon several small buildings,
ing fair annual rent. Apply to
elA - w. GODDIN
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LIFE INSUR
MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY.
Office in Richmond, 15S Main Street.
CORNER ABOVE THE EXCHANGE BANK
b. w. KNOWLES, Agent.
A FTER having paid all losses and expenses. and
"A nearly 100000 in dividends to the Insured
this company have surplus of over ST. 100000.
No company can insure at less cost and give
equal security or advantages to the insured. Elk.
planatory papers given at my Office.
NH o-ts B. w. KNOWLES.
SfoLEN -On the night OF the 23d inst, some
~ one entered my house on Main, between 9Th and
It'll streets. and stole two over Coats, one dark
orowE and one light drab. A reward of $50 will
be paid tor the recovery of the same and the con.
victlon OF the thief JOSEPH Fl. CRENSHAW.
fe 25-ts
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TDFICE.-MISS Z. Z. PIKE viii me the
l@smbers OF her laie class in Mnemouics
: friday EVENING, at half past O'Clock, in
! 'aseEnent u the Uniyersaiist Church.
B. !2-l,t
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ODD.FELLOWS, HALL,
D ETURN OF THE OLD EAY0RITES

ODD-FELLOWS, HAIL,
ID ETURN OF THE OLD FAYORJYES
IL kUNKEL'S NIGHTINGALE ETHIOPIAN
OPERA TROUPE.-The old established and cele-
orated band whose. high order of talent has won
tor them the reputation of being "THE CHAM.
PlON VOCALJSTS OF THE AGE" will make
their second appearance before the public of Rich
mond, on This Evening, and every evening
during the present week.
r. Inc Troupe comprises Messrs Harry Lehr,
George Knnkel, Alfred Squire, Master
FLOYD, +. Z. Burgess, III. X. johnson.
w: Penn Lehr, w. III. Morgan, G.. NJ.
On each evening, great variety of new Instru.
mental and Vocal Music, Operatc Gems Tarns;
chorean Displays, Ethiopian Deineations
ADMISSION, 25 CENTS. Doors open at half mast
O'Clock performance to commence at half mast I
NH 9-d5t / r. FORn Aant
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MANSION HOUSE, NO. IS ID, MAIN
VI STREET Six or eight young Gentlemen can
be accommodated with BOARD at this house on
very moderate tersns. JOHN A. JETER.
NH Gins
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zD>f-On Wednesday,. a SCAkF PIN, Cnnita-
t0n dian0nd,) set round with pearl. The find.
p, be literally rewarded by returning the same
= grlce. NH l2-2t&
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BIZ n. b. q @. b. HILL.

a UCTION sALE.-W;U :. .o1I
"A .ion, on SATURDAY. the l.,s - ~ paonc sue
pnrna,. "a ,as lot attached to the Livery stsbIe 81
hc;,,. alden near the Old AIsrket Honss ~ u
virginia Cent?, I'm and uaon streets and near The
and several work and saddle Ha,aes ~ Soung Mules
gentleman wishing to reduce his teams on - rs
STREETS, nd There will be good many more Hors ns
several street waron. s sns sale Cleo, on besides
and second band Furniture The DR. n,;e,o ne 1sw
lot invites all Auctoneers of the civ to " ne
liberal terms viii be extended to them to seil an 80
lot sale 70 Commence at IL o'cio k so as not to in
tefere with other sales on that day. " in
r.lh I2-2tt
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ITO LOVERS OF A PURE, STRONG
Il AND CLEAR CLIP QE CQEEEE II hav
A SPECULATION OFFERED,

A SPECULATION OFFERED,
Which Promises so per cent. nett Profit.
GAY, MATHEWS & CO., No. las,
" Main street, desiring to give possession Of their
store to Msssrs- Dudley e. Johnson by the fret of
April ask the attention of spectators to their stock
of Mediterranean Water Fi,terers, which
they propose to close out by the lot at S3 EACH for
satisfactory months paper embracing the portion
OF the year in which n ir purifying qualities are
rendered SO indispensably necessary. The lowest
price they have ever bean sold at 10 IS, and from
that to SIS, The first applicant complying with
the terms win secure the purchase NH 9-ts
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A LBATA spGONs AND FORK s

A LBATA SPOONS AND FORKS,
IA PLATED WITH PURE SILVER.-To the
above important and useful articles for house
keeping, l beg to call the attention of private
families, hotel keepers. aud all public places where
they are required. The pure Albata Is imported by
me direct fiom tire weli-known manufactory of J5.
seph Yates q Sons," Sheffield, and is plated with
pure Silver under my own inspection can be en-.
gfayed just as well ell yer aud for use IL equsly
az GOOD For sale al the House Furnishing Store of
ma 10 Il, GINTER, LIT Main street.
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lowed by new Comic Burletta entitled
THE IRISH TIGER.
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NOTICE. have appointed SOLOMON LOW.
" ENsTElN, of the county of Henrico, INV agent
for the conducting of Dry Goods and Grocery
business III the said county, at Erin Shades:
JOS. MYERS
Richmond, February 80, 1852
NH I'D let
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by virtue of deed of trust from james r. ant.
- ton Jr. and wife to me, for the benefit of SIM.
dry creditors, shal sell at the American Stables
in the city of Richmond, on TUESDAY, March 10TH
1852, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the morning one
fine saddle Horse, one fine harness Horse, and one
Ponsy. Terms cash.
NH l2-4t BICK. L. WINSTON, Trustee.
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De DeuA, La ManoIa, by
Mad'lle Cncca and Mons carase
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y ARCHER IL CO., In addition to their
H. manufacturing of AXES and other EDGED
TOOLS, are now making very superior IRON of
choice scrap entirely, which they warrant equal
to any in the country, and which they selling at
low prices mh3-lm
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.-ln conior
~ nifty with decree of the Circuit Court of
Chancery tor Henrico county, pronounced on the
goth day of June, 1850, in the suit of the Mutual
Assurance Society against fire on buildings in the
State OF Va, plaintiffs against Ann Lurvay Norman
Meade, and -, his wife, who; before her inter
marriage with the said Norman Meade, was -
Lurvay, heirs at law and legatees of Benoni Jack.
son decd, defendant, shall, as commissioner an.
pointed by said decree, cell at public auction, on
the premises, to the highest bidder, for cash, on
the 10Th day of March next, the building in the
bill mentioned, described as lying and being in the
the south east of Nicolson street. at Rockets.
between Richard Denny's ground, on the north
east and Sylvia A. Hopkins, on the south west.
subjectto the dover right OF the said defendant,
Ann l.urvay therein. Sale to commence at 4
o'clock, P. M. p B. JONES.
re 23-dtdS Commissioner
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IRELAND AS TT rs

On This Evening, Mnrch 18th,
VIZ be acted a new Drama, in acts, replete wit
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A NTHRAClTE COAL.-Tne subscriber Is
"A now receiving by schr John Tfus, Superior
article OF red sna white ash Anthracite Coal
Orders lefi ct the auction store of ALEx. Norr &
CO.. opposite City Hotel. will receive prompt a.
tenfion. p
nab 9-4ts p LARuS -
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OnAI1SSIONEkS' SALE.-By virtue of a
v decree of the Circuit Court of Chancery for
Henrico county, pronounced on the 18th day of
February, 1852, in the following causes, viz: Thos.
j. Child ey, plaintiff, ]. F. Wintree, and Susan
B., his wife, Stephen Chldrey and Mildred H. Chill.
drey, defendants. Jesse Winfrea and Susan B, his
wife who, before her intermarrage with the said
Winfree was Susan Childrey, plant ifs, as. Thos
Childrey, defendant, and WHIT ee and Susan
B, his wife, late Susan Childrey, Stephen Chill.
drey, and Mildred II Chidrey plaintiffs, rs Thos ]
Chiidrey and Lavinia P, his wife, r T Peasants
and James II Akin, defendants, we shall, as Gem.
missioners appointed by said decree. proceed to
sell at public auction, the premises to the high
est bidder, on MONDAY, the 18th day OF March,
1882, the tract of LAND in the pre- ceedings men
toned called Laurel Hill, very advantageousy
situated. in the county of Henrico only five miles
from Richmond, and containing, by estimation, 24O
acres There are good improvements upon this
tract; the situation is most healthy one and the
land is very fertile. and well watered If the wea
ther should be bad on the day fixed for the sale it
will take phase on the first fair day thereafter.
= TERMs.-One-third of the purchase money to be
paid in cash, and the residue in three equal install
ments, payable in one, two and three years from
the day of SALE the credit payments to bear interest
from the day of sale, and a conveyance of the pro-
perty to be made to the purchaser and his bonds
to be taken for the credit payments the punctual
payment whereof is to be secured by a deed of
trust on the property.
sane iAneS R. kT WATKINS, }comm'r'.
NH did
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To conclude with the laughable Farce of
OUR GAL.
Caroline Morton, (our Ga) Mrs B. Williams
NH IL
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A NNUAL MEETING.-The adjou ned an.
IAnual meeting of the Stockholders and Firemen
of the Richmond Fire Association, viii! be held on
Monday evening, the 18th March, at II O'Clock, at
Bosher's Hall. JNO. II. BOSHER, Sec'y
NH 6-tI5u -
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SPRING FASHI0NS-

TT SPRING FASHIONS. n
eA Gentlemen who desire to wear fine, Ill
well finished and fashionable Hat, of Richmond
make, alta low or lower price than at any house in
this city, are requested to call on the subscriber.
who has just commenced distributing the Spring
style OF Hats, warranted equal to any made in this
or any of the Northern cities.
He would also call the publics attention to his as.
sortment of Magyar, Kossuth and Hungarian Hats
just received and receiving, which he will sell low
Call soon at No. 1877, Bioad street. sign of the yell
low Hat. RICHARD MOORE
P. S-Keep it before the people, that they can, for
50 80, get Moleskn Hat that sell every where
for SO; and all others at the same very low rates.
mh;6-1m* R At
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paddy kyan- Mr. B. Williams
Nancy Mrs B. Williams
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4 LcOHOL.-l0bb is druggisis, for, saIe Il mar
n ket rates By BENNETT BEERS.
pm IL DSuggists. Main street q
FRRIGHT NOTICE.-Oa and sfier fhis
y daee no Freight viii ~ received at tho Oeposof
the 3ichmond = Danville Railroad On TUESDAYS
end THURSDAYS aftsr oseloek, 2. - On "
JOHN 4. osBoaNE,
6sr3N e4RN TrpEestntiea.
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AT POISON.-LevI's Vermm Extermna-
IA tor is sure death to Rats, Mice, Reaches, Ants,
and all those troublesome and annoying pests This
article contains no poison, and can be used about
soon extsrmjnatsd by this preparation. For sale by
NH - O. A. STRECKER
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t'RENCH CALF SkINS.--Thes subscriber
is now receiving large aud fresh supply of
french Calf Skins, of the most popular brands.
manufactured in this market. consisting of lie
MONIES, Ogerau's, Suser, Maoson's, Loucn Corbet.
merianI koul ard Irouve Cuiivel &C.
Also desirable lot of Phia ielphia skins. st.;ty
hhlsh, OF "Crawford's' and chambers" celebra.
ted brands, with good assortment of Roans. diff
iereht colours; Lining aud Binding Skins. Kin
SIX ns, Morocco, patent Calf Skins, "Hyles" and
other brands; Threads and Findings, of ali kinds
to all of which he would invite the attention of
those in want WM H. SU rTON
18th street, between Main and Cary
,s,I.1 -0uu
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4 DeretO
- fore existing under the style of LUMPKIN
THOMAS. is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent The name OF the firm only used in liquida.
ton. JNO N IITNpEIN
February 18th, 1852. JAS. D. THOMAS.
TAS. ID. THOMAS will continue the ORIG
BUSINESS at the new store, corner of Frank.
lin and 18th streets, where call from his former
patrons and the public is respectfully solicited
fe l9-lm
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MARGARET CECIL; Or, | CAN BE.
lSl CAUSE OUGHT, by Cousin Kate, for sale
at GRESHAMS LITERARY DEPOT,
NH 1904 Broad Street.
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CoIrtspoBdfbes Of The ~. \. F'iPHae.
sAs JUAN DE- NICARAGUA, rnursiay. Feb. 5, lsSs
A terrible confsgrsiion occurred here
last evening, destroying sbou' fifty houses, among
them the United States Ho.sl
Don Pedro Pons and Don Francisco Grania.
are perhaps the largest losers. The gratitude
OF the citizens Is due 80 Lieut. Armstrong OF
the L. 5. sloop-of-war A bsny, and Commander
Frade, Of the brig Expn s., Tor their invaluable
aid with fire engines, Sc. &c.
From another correspondent We learn that a,
leas, a third part of the most populous part OF
the city has been destroyed. Among other
buildings are the large aud valuable ones known
as the L. s. Hotel, owned by p. +. Manasset;
dwelling house and country residence OF s. s.
Shepard, agent of the Royal Mail Steamer
Packet Company house and store of Don Fran.
cisco Gran!as house aud store Of Peter Plus
besides large number of other houses occupied
chiefly by natives, and several stores owned by
merchants in Granada. The city was not sup
piled with fire engines. Capt Plat, of the Al
bany, sent Lieut.. Armstrong with an engine and
boats crew to assist In subduing the fire. No
loss of life occurred
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CITY ITEMS.

PARpoN OF LOPEZ. learn that An
tonic Lopez, the Spanish sailor now under ssntsnoe
of death in the Tombs, is to have an unconditional
nardop II will be recoocted that the case was one
in which mapy persons entertained serious doubts
NJ the sufciency of the evidence to make case Of
actual homicide or IL 1t we're, that taeSe Wa no
malice in the act, that 1t was done In moment Of
excitement, produced by intoxe alton, and ought 70
command all the favorable consideration that the
law would allow. The man Lopes 10 not In ap-
pearance or disposition one who would b thought
cspable of committing so heinsus crime and shs
Jury. IL we remember right, recommended MIN 70
mercy In view Of all these facts, urged upon Gov.
Hunt by the Spanish Minister In persona gentle
man ofthe most undoubted integrity and Loyalty
both 10 this and his own Countrywide Executive OF
the State of EewYork has informed N. CSldsron
de Ia Bsrcs that free ard full pardon viii b
granted. The case stands upon its IN merits, ana
cannot be deemed an ae. of reciprocity In vie" OF
the ROY al clemency 70 the late Cuban prisoners
DEPARTURE OF TRooPs.-A detachment
Of U. s. troops, numbering 81, sailed from Fon
Wood, in this harbor, for FLORIDA, on Th"fs~Ay' ~
the bark Exact.
S,ow-Tbe flakes are falling mehhy
hot we can hardly expect much Of ssor@, u'i'''
N. Nod which is now south, chops esS~A"'
Orr THE TsAcK.-The locomotive Oh
III, balepss. O'Clock train from Newark 70 snis
e,,v ran of the track on Thursday evening - tn'
train Was starting. The passengers were cor.
ouently delayed until the arrival OF me
rhls T. ain. No further damage occunso'
F,.v-Abent o'clock on Friday m ne 2,
voc and Hsddoes. The s; "a. premises barely
rapidly 5a: .s inmates ss. f e 1s =; Ss..
ssI es via s ne oy Me-
he ID TIE 7 a hsq's n. ss TSeasa
chael Hcnsyhr 81, Sremen the Aamss we're prevented
exert on ~ with the adjoining buildings
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of

~ The apIcatn, Of the NsJcr Alderman and Con-
River. i shs sy u Nea; Yof. The sub.ensers, Com
I'D mater duly gontsd b. rule ofths Supreme Cou
sye roos parsssnt to the rauirenents Of az Act OF
rrd "sn Ac, 20 amend Act entitled an Act to reduce
;.TeEAlay relating particularly to the City of New York
ths ne ~. rscs II the estimate aud lssssznCnt Of the
Conn Crt ,rs above natter, containing he a. nef
Of owners Of the io!s assessed the naneen Of sucn
ssthsr rGs sucn maps and the amount OF assessment
whether faT damage OF benefit sHd ssa AL the shdsrs
ssuH and other ooclashs which ~ere used oy the
ComG sionss In making ihs e poi haze been deposited
in Il 81 Con ssioEers Office OF the City aad County
ofEsw Yok for The spec.ion of whomsoever 1t con-
there to remain for al least sixty Gays before me
Conn ssIoneiS make their report 70 the .Ad Supreme
CONT the time snd place hereinafter mentioned Ana
the .sid Coz rive notice. pursuant TO the
requirements OF the act entitled An Act to amend IN Acs
and Taxes City and County ,scd for other
ew. d%s.s Occupant o. occapsDs Of ali and
improved unmprOved lands affected thereby that tae
have CON their Estimate and Assessen t and that ell
persons whose affected thereby, and wh may
be sppesed TO the same are requested 70 present ns or
Charm IF the SAID Commissioners, at The office OF Janes
g. sandofd, ESQ No 10 Broadway IN the City OF New
York within thirty days from the date Of this notice And
that Inc ms embraced by this assessment as feos
that say An the lots pieces or parcels Of land in me
S W.T.: 0 On tbs east ~ the westerly line or Gdo Of
lt.h-sy. on the west, BY .hs easiefy Inc o. .ae
81 ibs oss On Ss tHe s and and on the
south BY he hne of the of the block between
s and 5h st And also all the lots pieces or parcels o.
land Etuse, lying and being in said City dec Tbea ano
bounded follows. to wit: On the east by the westerly
line or sde of on the west by the essteriy Inns
or side 18th av and by the line of high on
s.steI Of the block between 5st-s and 32d-st. and
the SOUTH by the line Of the center Of the nloen
soners further give notice that their report in The
above entitled matter will be made and presented to the
supreme Court of the State Of New York, at Special
Tenn the said Court to be held 1t the City Hal Of tac
tttv YOrk on Saturday. n,
1854 at the opening of the Court that day or a. 5000
thereafter az Counsel be heard and that then and
there will be made that e2d Report DC conrSnec
Dated Hew-Ycrk Jan. 9. 1859.
MOSES MAYNARD, JR., ..-,,.,
.yxvux Z n,viFs Attorney il,t
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The adjournment took place on Monday,
at p NJ. and the Legislature are to meet in Sacra-
mento on Friday next, the 10th inst.
When the reconsideration OF the vote OF Saturday
by which the resolution to adjourn was lost in the
Senate, was called up on Monday afternoon, con.
sic cradle opposition was made The question at
length was again brought before that body, and de-
cded in the affirmative by the following vote
AYEs-Messrs Poster, Eye, Keene. ksyser. Lind,
Lott Robinson, Rsston, Snyder, Sprague Tingey Wal
ton. Wambavgh.
NAys-ArdersoD. Broderick Cook, Esteli, Hubs.
Lewis, Miller, Roach SOule, Walsh.
ABsENT-Messrs. Van Buren, Warner
So the resolution to adjourn to Sacramento was
passed Both bodies imme diately dissolved on the
passage of the resolution In the Senate, many OF
the members leaving at once for Sacramento.
(American.
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JAMES DEWEf,
HENRY 4. DAVIES AttorneJ.


SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of
~ the application Of tho Mayor, Aldermen and Com
monAty Of the City OF New relative 10 the OPEN
ST from the Old Church Road to the 9Th av in the City
of NewYok Public notice hereby given by the Mayor,
Aldermen and Commonaly Of the City Of New York pur-
suant to statute ouch made and provided that the
said the Mayor Aldermen and Commonay Of tbs City OF
Court Of the State of New York at SPECIAL Term Of the
said Court to be held at the City Hall of the City Of New
York urday the 2st day Of February 1852 AZ the
opening of the Court that day soon thereafter az
counsel be heard for the appontentof Commisson
ers Of estimate and the above entitled mat
that the and extent of the hereby
Road to the 9th ay in the City of New York laid out
the map plan of said City under and by virtue Of an
act the Legislature of the people Of the State OF New
York entitled An Act relative to improvements touching
the laying of and roads in the City of New.
York and for other purposes passed April 807-Dated
Eew,YoTk Jan a. 1859 HENRY e. DAVIES,
i2S tF2l Counsel to the Corporation.
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SUPREME CouRr OF THE United STATES ATE

SUPREME CouRT OF THE UNITED STATES.
W.sHiseroN. Wednesday, February ii, ls5A-
John } Lsiting, Esq, OF New-Nors. Was adnittsa
ar attorney and counsellor of this Court NO l"
Joshua Kennedy's executors rs Allied r. Beeoe. Ct
al Error 10 the Supreme Court OF the State OF Ala
hama Mr.. Chef Justice fancy delivered the opinion
Of this Court affirming the judgment OF the saia 81.
prene Couft In this cause, With costs no. o. a. a.
t,raW foro rs James Points assignee, &c, o! hsniy
Hottie. Appeal from the District Court OF the ~
tod states Tor the Western Distric. of Virginia Nj.
Chief Justice fancy delivered the opthion o. tne
ron Nos. 90 and leo. Aaron d. Cooley, plala'lai
in error rs the Board Of wardens o! the Por o,
Philadelphia, use, &c. The argument OF .n
causes was concluded by Mr. Tyson ior tne
in srror.No l0l The Union Bank oil Louis,.h =
nrneusnf' as. Us. Stafford The argument OF ms
cause wes commenced by Mr.. Hale for 'he "gpv'''
LIANT.