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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
New-York Town NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
JEFFERSON co.

WHO'S
Adams. Jno. c Cooper. Pdmelid-- &C. d. Wright
IrounpiHe- 8. Middleton. Philadelphia Alden Adams
Henderson w Billiard Rodman-- Geo Gates.
Orleans 49,. Hiram Dewey. Theresa "A. Ranney-o
OPPOSITION.
Alexandria H. D, Parker. lie Ray--..A M: Van os'
Cape vnesntChas. Smith, Lorraine James Clifford
Champion. - BensjahLewisLyns David Ryder.
clayton Alfred Fox Rutland M. l.. Graves
Eltisbmgh.. Jas. l. Steele. Watertonn- R. Lansing
Houmsfsid j. C Damn. Wina.....-H. Hooper.
Worth.....-R W.Green-l4
LEWIS co.
Loupiils. C. G. Lane. HarrisburshJohn M Paris:
Denmark AG. ThompsonC Yog ham, r Sweetman4
OPPOSITION
Leyden.- Thos Baker. Diana.------J Aldrich.
Ttuin. w Whitaker Watson .--.- Peter Kirley.
Ma,tsasbuughA. Babcock. Grsig.- ------J Dominck
Pinkney.. II. Cobleigh. Osceola.. Gfeen,Pro-
Montague. w burlington baoiy-u.
BRooME Co--The result in this County shows
the election of Wing and 5 Opposition Super
visors
WINGS.
Eldridge. Harvey Hall. 0tiseO .Philetus CLARK;
Clav p Childs Cicero F. c .Cushingf4
OPPOSITION.
Canillus. .DAMunroe, rs. Pompey Manoaa Pratt
Gsddes.- s. w Smith Tuliy-...-J: winelle.
Lvsdafer Squire Munroe. Fdbtus- -D2nlel Josiin
Naniius .Jabez Lewis. Skaneafs..A Brlnkernonr
Mareeilus. VIM J. Oakley Spetcrd j. .lsdsl.-l5.
Onordaea-S. Hutchinson.
Reelected. tAnti- Temperance
The Syracuse Journal says the Temperance
question entered considerably into the recent
contest.
SCHOHARIE CO.
WINGS.
schokaris Albines Hess. Serard ID Rowley-3.
Gtlboa. ID. E. Chichester
OPPOSITION.
Wright..-S. Morgan Brooms. Bornwick
Esperance E Mann. Blexheim- t. II. knick-
Mlddieb.1gh.. C. w. TIP erbockeE.
nets Carlisle. DAVID knge
CoblsskiH. "A A. Oster Sharon. DAVID Becker
bout. RfchmondrHeD Mann:lii
Fllfor. j. Becker. Svnns,t. M S. Harder.
jefferson and Conesville to hear from.
CORTLAND co.
Fresfo,,s Harford- Thomas Hin.
CinessnafpsJ Crttenden. Lepeer---- Royal Johnson
Homer Manly Hobart. Scott ...---- -.
OPPOSITION
CoriLandriIe II. Putnam Marathon---J. " Orsdale.
Trnrson l.. Ferguson. Wallet -.John 3 Dyer
yusl b Minard. Prebie- I'D. Crofoot
Solen.-J Wheeler. Taylor ---.E. WHgns- o.
CHAurAuoUE Co.-So far as heard from, wing
Supervisors have been chosen in Arkwright
Poufret, Hanover, Portland, Sheridan, and
Westfeld. Charlotte and Stockton have been
carried by the Opposition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
Marine Disasters-Domestic and Foreign.

DUsIUN, HUHudy, TtU <Sf IoJS'
The brig Bloomer, from New-York, arrived at this
port al A. NJ. yesterday, in a thick snow storm,
curing which she struck the outer graves, where
she remained four hours but got of without mucn
assistance, leaking badly.
The bark Lilius Pendleton, from Liverpool, Dec.
%, for Boston, put into Gibraltar Jan 81 with the
vessel badly damaged, the master sick, and two men
" ashed overheard
The ship Somerset, from Manila for Boston, put
into Mauritius Dec 2 with less of bowsprit masts,
sails &c, having experienced a severe hurricane.
DENIA Jan 24-The ship Sooloo, Hodgkins, from
Marseilles for Gibraltar and Sumatra, got ashore
ABOUT four miles to the westward OF this port IAN 90
she has been assisted off apparently without Damage
auolproceeos to Gibraltar to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
Arrival OF Three OF the Cuban Prisoners at
ROst0u.

BosToN, Monday, Feb %, 1852.
The brig Oak, arrived this morning from Malaga
with three OF the released Cuban invaders. Their
lanes are Martin Converse, of Worcester, J. ID.
hughes, OF New. Orleans and F. B. Hough, OF In
olaHa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
The Ocean Steamers.

Letters by the Hsyre Line must be prepaid twenty four
cents per ounce, Inland Postage to be added sxeset
TO Chest Britain.
Newspapers by either Line TO the Continent must -
prepaid four cents each.
STEAMERS TO ARRIVE FROM EURoPs.
CITY OF CT As0ow-Sld I'm Iivp1 for PHILADELPHIA reS. L.
CAMBRIA-Sailed from Liverpool for Boston. Feb. 7.
GLAsGow-Sailed from Glasgow for Nsw-York, feA.T.
ATIANTIcSailed from Liverpool for New York, Feb H.
AFRIcA-Snled from Liverpool for New York, Feb Il.
FRANxLIN-Ssiled from Havve for New-York Feb. 10.
AMBRTcA-6aed from Liverpool for Boston. Feb 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
Arrival Of the Cambria at Boston.

BosToN Monday, Feb %, 1854.
The R. M. steamship Cambria arrived at her dock,
a. East Boston, at II o'clock, this mornng-too late
for her mails to go forward BY the early train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24

II The Wings Of Missouri are to hold
. State Convention at st. Louis in April next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
By TELEGRAPH to the New-Y0rk Tribune.

Recovery or the sec. Ooo Stolen from the Bark
Missouri.
BosroA. Monday, Feb 49, 1851
The $4,000 Spanish Dollars) stolen from the
Bark Missouri, discovered buried in the sand at
Falmouth on Saturday afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24

CHAUTAUQUE CO.-So lar as heard from, " nIg
Supervisors have been chosen in Arkwright,
Pomfret, Hanover, Portland, Sheridan, and
Westfeld Charlotte and Stockton have been
carried BY the Opposition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
To Mariners.

Jan 81, NO lat &c, bark Susan Brewer, koopman 10
Port and for Apaachicoia $3.50. H.
Feb IL. at noon 40 lat &C.. ship Hope. Good win m
POI t.mouth for Mobile sane tins bark Mara I'm 0'''.
for Havana. -. -. a.,.-.
Feb is lat So Ion. 70. schr Henry Atkins. from ma
tam for Portland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
FOREIGN Psrts.

At Trieste 2sd ut, ship Robert kdrtoe Lecsn' 10
psiimors supposed lust arr brig Malvern, ysfman ueS
sid from Haus 2sih ult. shp Esphrsss, Smith, TOT W.
A. Liverpool Stat ult ships Jas Brown. Hres pat os
ha, morning 10 distress; SEQ Warrington Comlngs ang
10 load for New-Yek Windsor Castle, SAMPSON 0ss s
Newport, to load for New Orleans c..,, L.
AZ Lordoa s9th ul, bark Fredh Warren. CetfTsn' hoe
Nsvcaste Eng, for Boston. In dock Icpg. 49,.
AZ Naeuabo pr ,27d ult., bark Edna, Bibbius fien
and for New-York unc.; schr. Sas Y. Hand Acksnsy'
fYorn and for do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

and still the day Of resurrection Came Now We have 10
ocar the second cross the night u death viii mot be
s from that place where they Arst-it Is from
that place where they shine FIRST sun of consolation
ana o. nope TO oppressed humanity and that place here
IL 70 nigh IN moral majesty that it's glorious light
.nouid not spread over the horizon oi tho Chris
TAN Mm,c world Is not yet three years ,ince
cross The number three is ominous in man.
kinds history. Thie is part danger aud suerings
preston drove your pilgrim fathers from Europe The
of the Pilgrims will send back ia requital liberty
There is justice in divine DEGREES and there logic in
history. The stone which the builders rejected has
become the headsone Of the corner. Hallowed be
the Of the Mighty God Sir Ense MI, plaeidam
eeon Sydney wrote these words he wrote with that
ia oi which he styled to be hostile yrants Alas poor
sydney thy motto led thee 10 the scaod. to find the
mild tranquility of freedom but in the cold grave
Hnt thy martyr blood not split in vain. Thy
motto deadly to thee mortal man. became success
full reality immortal nation. The motto must
go round the world and it will have right say 1t
is mine; there is no living man earth who has more
right to say" Mams locc ri,ses fvrannisn have q
right to ray tho motto is my peoples There is no PEG.
pie earth which has mere III to say that II is deter
mined to search with tn freedoms mild tranquil
and Warren the h., tle field They were mortal men
and am mn exile may die on the scaffold on the
umphed on Bunker's Hin, and it will triumph around
Budas Hill The former the first battle the latter
win be the last Out Of the martyr blood split Bunker
Hill the tree of freedom arose, spreading its mighty
branches over republic Of more than twenty millions.
The last is overshadowed gloomiy by the tree
efRursian dcpo'im stretching its branches far its
own field There is place for these trees tho
earth One must wiiher that the other may live The
spirit OF this necessity through the air Of free
America The instinct of the people and your far
hghtcned sagacy il Of it. The welcome you honor
me with Il manifestation OF principle canno. bet
ter express my gratitude for II than by pcdsng my peo
Pies word that Massach nsetts may ry upon IT, Hun
gary will do her duty for the spreading the triumph of
those principles which inspired your APPRECIATION and
your encouragement TO the people of Hungary in honor
ing Its cause in its exilcd chief.
At the conclusion Of this address. the members
individually were presented to Kossuth, and after
this. he, with his attendants retired from the hall
The House then adjourned till tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29
pr sa4ss gers ArcStof.

IorpoN-Stip Gihcrnia-Mra 81 Woft. Rev w Motion
lam. t'-so ''''St
LorpoN-Tacket ship Corne ius Grnnell-Msrr aret G.
TER 1ss lstttredgc, Pntt Nicholson 81 NYork N,rv
neFsins Jane hseets Thomas King wiYsm sbo rhsri d
~ fW additional !Shsr M,,cs see Sinh P.,ge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29
Fe,egraphic Marine Reports.

BALriMoRY, April g.
BosroH. Apr! g.
Arrved-Sbp Middlesex NOrieans brig Wren, Pitt Phi
ladelphia.
Clcared-Shp Manila, NOreans. banks Truxana Mata-
Syphde HavanM Ellen, Philadelpha brss Caro-.
lire San Juan; & Gilmore Havana; Canton. Phila-
de'pha; schrs Marietta. dol New York, NYork
NORFOLK, April y.
Arrved-Scrs Oscar Jones' from Bsltimorc for NIied-
ford; Nancy Bishop, from Boston.
siledBark Duke and ship Manchester from Callao for
NYork.
ton ROAD = -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

81 mile. ssk ssy' ssss s Hsse
Dsrx vishsss Of msinmast, supposed bound n
sekr Slouise. Robinson. Wilmington, Nc, days. with
sehr Buens vstawincs. Wilmington. NC, days, wi tn
ser Pacific Ferris. Washington Nc days. with naval
schr Washington, 0askel. Washington. NC, 4days with
sehr Ameda. Hutehins, IVY ashnston. NC, days with
sehr Mary & Adene. Turner. chineoteasuo, W. sd.v.
with cotton. " 'NA'"
sohr Ausustus MSGIs TiIss Edsn.op Nc 7day
Scbr Mary Adeline iglterD Turner from the wreck If
the scr Susan from Apaiaohico, ashore Chiuco-
SER 6yrsno. Buell.. No,yich; bound to Pis.mout.
sclr Mary Lowell lowell. Norwish, bound to Pesmon.
SeLr Victory. Chase, Boston; 5 days
schr Name, Mills, kidIidge. Portsmouth, 3 days.
sohr Susan Ross Herrich. 0rland 10 days.
Sehr Mary Ann. rshall. Calais IL days
Sehr Tomab Trimble. Calais. 10 days.
sehr sandusky Bray. Chorryfeld. 10 days
pIi'n1a " cssy
Steamer Penobseot Clark. Philadelphia.
Below,
Ship Lady Franklin Yeaton, from Liverpool. April with
ship vietoris, -. from Rotterdam, RI days:
Bark Maria Theresa from Antwerp dsmssted. having
10th inst been in collision with London ship carrying away
fore topgssnt mast msnmsst and misenmast, and d.
BARK Ann Kinney. 80. from Waterford. Is days.
Bark Sarah Briggs tof Portlsnd), from Now Orleans.
hlso. enc ship. name unkscMn. ,s., 49,.
from Cienfueecs and arr up 18th, rs reported.
Sailed,
Ships Ssmue! Pox hinsworth Iavro; Trenton Pattcn
r,ns; n NJ kSsuth Gs Brooklyn San
Clark Sc John. Also. Southerner Charleston.
Wind At SUNRISE W; mcridianN w; sunset, do.
The Of ship returned on 2sh bound to Liverpool
wss the Guatemala ship Rerupea dc Guatemala not Re-
pu bic,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-09
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
.uNnAy AND MONDAY.

VIGILANCE HOTEL Good JF, Bed
,o,d. Copel md, Montgomery; N w Baily,
i fredericksburg; r w Haywood, Raleigh; r
NJ MeRea, Washington; Rosenstaine, T Stu.
ord. Phiadelphia; ] A Nichols, X Kennedy,
charleston; ID Kyle, Mechanicksburg; J l.
Coles. do: r S,eptoe and lady, Bedford CO.:
DR. WIN Davis and lady, 5 children & servant,
Miss Davis, Bedfo,d; Il Dawson, Phila; A
! smith. Winchester. NJ Snead, Charlo,tes-
Vile: Burruss, ii Tamlin, King WIN; J
W Hodges. Bali; a Milne and lady, . Misses
Milne, Charleston; VIM G Smith, r G Smith,
Hanover; Hunter, Montgomery; A 5 Hopper,
Black Heath.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-Gen r Hughes.
Lynchburg; l. Shutz, and I b Grundy,
Baltimore; w J Warden, Va; q Fl Barrett,
New York; A Cammain, New Jersey; Nc
Insey, New York; J l. Bliss, lady and child
Mobile; DR. Morange. and Tawatskey: New
York; J Winans. Miss Denim. and MISS n
Denim, Phila; w + Richie, and Lewis Ginter,
Va; w A Sherman, Roanoke; c II Raymond,
Ral,;more: W G wilkins, and G Seymour, N
G. ID Coleman, Macon; Wakeman, Florida;
] w Perkins. Pocahon,as;J R McAfae, Miss;
Mrs Small, New York; Peirce, Baltimore; c
n Perkins. New York; Hayw God, Albany;
c J barrow aud lady, La; p w Deiano, I
CLARK. C G Smart and lady, Miss Smart, ID
;iprrick. and Miss Merrick, New York, e
) Fuqua, LADY and child, Va.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-R b Watson. J
Madison, Va; & Perkinson,J II Moody, X
b Hobson, Chesterfield: ; r Aldridge, Frank
lin; r Osard, n u J S Webb, Tenn; Lowell,
n Y; P Howell, jacksonville, Va J Clark,
Patrick; J Stewart, Spottsylvania: W W
james, Page; " Z Jones, l. A Boyd, L A
Boyd, Lynchburg; G Z Little, l. Dawson,
Scousvile; B Hughes, Richmond J Bolget.
II Mathews, Fiuyanna; w III Williams, j
"a h St wart, J w Whitmore, Petersburg; J
Adams, Cunbe rland; J Dickinson. Lyons;
" Harris, Va; w 5 McEwen, Palmyru; G
r Gibbon, + Hansberger, } H Even, A Rice,
Rockbrdge W l. Booker, Il f Haskins, Anne,
LA.
CITY HOTEL--A Dickinson Junction; john
Daniels, Orange; Dr. w d Southsil, Smithheld; I
Furt, Richards Petersburg; w Thompson,
C Jenkins s C: G w VIM and lady, Wheeling
Ii Brown, Lynchburg; II Moron, Salt Rive;
J Morrisett, CHESTERFIELD w Hargrove, n c.
n Lpscomn, } P Bryant, Va; Hunmart, Z
o Watkins, Chesterfield; G Edwards and lady Miss
: Edwards, Ga; Z Archer, Amelia; J Fl Minis, Pa;
g Csrbeli and lady, Mis- L E Jones, Miss Edwards
c; ID G Moore, Goochand; i Jackson, Cumber-
land; J & Whining, Va; Dr. MeiCurt, Henrico; A
Durham. T W Wood, Al5emarie;J w Eorm2as
Hanover; Herd, Lancaster.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

Tax TosAcco TRApx-Hunt's Merchants Mag.
,zine, for November, contains paper On the to,
baceo trade the statistics of which are exceeding
y iuteresting to American merchants, particularly
IN showing the comparative productions of each
ssate-some increasing and others falling of-apd
further showing the fact that the annual value, at
this period is no greater than that of tweaiy hr'
ty or forty years since. II would seem from this
summary that the lowest average snnuaD prices
obtained for tobacco were. in 1912, cents; 1879
Il cents: and that It reached or exceeded 10 Gems
only in the five following years viz; 1910, l3t
cents; 1877, I2t cents 1918, 10 cents 1873, io4
cepts, 1883, ios cents
The total value of the exports have varied Tex.
cen, In the embargo year and during the last war
wiIh Great Britaip) from S2l50,0c0, in loil, to
flcossO COO in 1886, Sic $1,000 in 1871, and the
highest sum yet realized. sl2609,000 in 1916.
The leading States for production have been as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-09

no THE AFFLICTED Voluntary cert
i fcates continue % come in Fl ON persons who
have given Mrs. DAVIS Cough Elixir fair
trial.
"RIcHMoND, Nov. 18th, lo50.--Mrs. A B DAVIS
Dear Madam | take grs at pleasure in recommend
ing your Cough Drops to those afflicted with
Coughs, Colds, &c. have used in my family for
three years and found it the best family medicine
ever used On one occasion administered it to
one Of my children, suffering greatly with csld and
high teyer and it attords Il immediate relief.
Very respectfully.
MARY ANN STEVENSON.
Por sale, Wholesale and retail, By BENNETT &
BEERS, 4. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS. D
YALE, and mrs. A B DAVIS, Main street, and
BOUCHER d MELTON. Broad st g, Richmond.
oc23
NEW B0Oks, just Published. Village
L Lilo in Egypt, by bayie ST. John, author OF
adventures in the Libyen Desert" Two Years
Residence III a Leyantine Family"
This book will e welcome, as presenting d;f
feres picture Of Eg} pit from the usually painted
By travellers in thai region ne life Of the Low
class of pc pie il here most graphically depicted
and Eastern stories and anecd ,es illustrative of the
condition Of the country population are given.
Palsy, the Potter, vols-c'nth 81 50
The Lille Of Bernard Palsy Of Salntes, MS abors
and discoveries in art and science, with al outline
of his philosophical doctrines and illustrative seec
tons from his works by Henry Morley, author Of
"how to make Home Unhealthy" &C.
ssTor sale a, NORRIS Bookstore.
no
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-09

As. A. SN"AL, Agent loo u.I.lil,l, IN
sNhLL', has taken the stand No 90 west ii ai,,
stree, lately occupied by Jno. A. saell 4 Co, aud
nss Just received part and by Wednesday next,
vii have IN enti.e neS stoes al sYauta So
faHcy Dry Goods, and mast Respectfully .olis-
us ne patronage o. tho friend. OF tbs leo Erms Of
Rleigh. 90 IA
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sefhE attention OF the ladies Is respectfully called
q to our extensive stock Of Dress Goods, COM
prising goods from the lowest to the finest qualities
at unusually low prices Also to the largest and
hand -omes. assortment of ribbons, f1rences, satns
marclines, bonnet and nautilla velvet kept in any
store in the city and at less prices 90 drzen linen
canbric hdk!s at 81, 25 pei dozen 100 dozen linen
towels at 81 per dozen; needle work goods of all
kCds 10 great variety; alpscas n;erinoes and tn;
eta of al shades and cheap hsnnels, white, red,
b'ue and yellow, very cheap; with complete stock
Of Domestic Goods and Servsuts' Wear, to which
we again respectfully call the attention of purcha
sers.
- Persons purchasing by the piece or dozen
would do well TO give call.
MILLHISER g. BRO,
no2 lC:; Broad street
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MAXINE NJ. w >.
PORT Of RIG I'M q n ID

ARRIVED
Steamer Beividere, Clifford, Baltimore, to Lud.
lam q Watson
Steamship Roanoke. Parrish, New YORK, TO Lud,
lam IL Watson.
SChr haXa!!, Lag field, New YORK, to C1rr:e
Left be!C", in cOuiequ, nee Il The freshet schrs
Theresa and George Luf.
Water rising rapidly.
SAILED,
hr Lien. Hea'y, New York, r Rankin
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rOCHRANs MACHINE FOY CRU.H.

NGCHRANS MACHINE FOX CRUSu.
" ING G LIB OkE.-Rscently paientea in mi,
country and Europe.-These Machines by thei,
simplicity q construcaoc, their durability the sn.
d ubted principles upon which they operate III ~,
tfecive operation and result, are Justly entitled f.
Tue consideration OF s parties engaged in Crp al.
ing. d'indtng, and Putverisiny Gold Ore and nj,
oluef ores or mineral substances Tney work and
deliver wet or dfy as may be required and car be
worked b, steam, water. or b 9rse power and whom
pu 'erslng gold bearing or quartz particularly
whsn much sulphurste of Iron is found with The,
ore Iae perfect manner in which su the material
passing through the machine lie grsnasted keeoipo
the gold pc teciiy blight, from Is to 80 per cent
more gold IL produced than by any other process
known Machines with the right TO use them.
capable OF pulserising TO a h1e powder 500 pounds
Der hour are s"id at y OOG-those palv arfsine one
ton per hour at S2,500-snd those sulver;sipS two
tone per hour at 100, devt red In New York,
20 10 miners who are NOT prepared to purchase,
tue ma hines will be furnished and rented on the
following terms. viz;
A machine to paiverise 1000 pounds per hour,
s3O-,per ear,
two tons " $3.50
Aeompetent person will be provided 10 erect the
mscelne, at the expense of the lessee
Machines are So work in New York and az the
Teiiareum Gold mine Of Commodore Stockton
t'pFanna Count W..
Application may be made to William Beaetay
tsq Daneisviie, Spo,syv ania County. Va. or h
MI John q Bcaslev, ageat OF Commodore stoek
teas mime, bowiesyilI Fiuvarna Co. Va
For further particulars address
r. s. J. BUSTING i co.
ec'~-'h ~ fH'F st-saf
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nIViDEND NOTkCE.-Ofnce Va F. d M
sO In Co, Richmond, lst Nov, l652.-The Board
Of Directors of this institution have declared
mi al nua dividend of IA per cent out Of the earn
ings cf the last six months: 10 per cent thereof
payable to the stockholders or their legal agents,
after the 18th inst and four per cent. thereof 10
be passed to tn contingent fund.
The transfer book will, as usual, be closed until
the 18th instant.
THOS M ALFRIEED,
no 1-dtnlS Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-09

Ma WEBsTER's OFFICIAL CAREER Mr.. Woo
is the second Secr tary of state VINO has died
in ef'ce; Mr.. Upsur, Of Virginia, was the frsl he
having been killed By accident on board the L.
5 steam trigate Princeton February y, I344.-
The Il lowing is list OF the Secretaries OF State
since the organization of the Government in 17Sg:
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NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, April IS, lsz
ELIZABETH BAGWBs<,.
Rev. Vernon Eskridge, q. s.. n.

PoRTSGouTE, "a, AUgcs1 IL i&E
Er Z Bopsh-Dear Sir: Wtle am general %
poeed TO Patent Medicines candor compels 20 sas
THAI have great confidence In the yttues of Har1p
toms Vegetable rncturU- For several months past !
have used my family, and in dyspepsa, loSs OF -
petite, dizziness and general debility with entlra sac
Cess So far my ApeHenCe extends, therefore,
take pleasure in recommending il 70 thu afflicted -
sole and efficient remedy.
am, respectfully, yours, -
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VERNON EsKRI6x
Chaplain IN sI. U. States kavf.

Hnptop's " getable ncta,e, by its mid act0s %
the stomach, liver and the Kidneys, will cure dJSpeP
STA, COACH, asthma bronchial and lung aFectona psB
In the back, side and breast couguupti0a scrvfol>
rheumatsr CONT, neuralgia hstua, piles, bowel c'f
plints worms nervous debi!ity-with sll diseases afs
slnS from impure blood, And is the greatest eia I'D
dicine ever known
Gall AID get pamphlets gratis and sec certificates u
cures
For sale by o A S-rRECKER, Main street, Rs;A-
mond; q. b. JONES L co, PetersbuTg Va Doos Dog.
BRAY, Baltimore and by Druggists genesaiy'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-09

ErANCY ECaaB.--I would most respectfully
Il cal the attention Ct the Indies, 20 my assoyt,
Of Fancy furs; consisting OF Black and natur
al LyEx Matfs, Mountain Martin, Cross Fox, Gen
EFT. a ~ Corey do. greet variety for Mieg-s and
Children 90 ; Also Victoisne. & Cuts. from low
priced 70 the .est articel--Uh ich | disposed
@ st 10 low similar goods be Purch ased in
New YORK
nos JOHN THOMPSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-09
n. w. NELSON 81 Co.,

A LII SMALL NOTES, (EXCErT UN.oh
"A BANRD taken at the market rates for Dry
Goods, at ROSENFELD'5, No. us Broad 81;
where the greatest bargains will be offered in every
artlc e--such AS Mouslaines, Cashmeres, T epch
and British herinos, plain sn5 figured Alpaca
silks, Embroderes III geeat variety, Hosiery
Gloves, Chemisettes. Sleeves, Collars Carusis
Blankets, Flannels, Cloths, Cassimeres, Sennets
he seys, Linseys, &c; Cotton Cloth from, cents n
the 6nest Fl ROSEEPGLD, IT'S Broad street.
&C 22-lmt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-09

EY II was Discovered, about 20 years
ago, IN toe county OF King and Queen, by Phy.
aclan, eminent IL his profession! tnaG Asiatic Choi
era, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Caoic. Dy sentery.
Diarrhea. Lock Jaw, ana many other nervous ana
'pasn1odic diseases OF very dangerous character
rouid DE easily cured. since that time he he's
proved that tact to hundreds Of our fellow citizens
and can prove i: to as many as will try DUVAL' S
FAMILY ANTISPAsMOD1C, the peoples lavor!e
Madeline. They can get it from PURCELL, LADD
a CO, or any Druggist in the city. See advertise
s'%nI Bu 6-3tawls