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sorloreuss NAVAL 0FrIcUR I'VE find in the Kingston,
Jguaica, journal the following rich unicaton in
reference the officers of the Ia7tieu brigowar which
has for time beenying in the hnrbor of Kingstoa:
sR The captain and threr other officers Visited his Ex
reency the Governor Saturday last accom- panied by
Iaytien gentleman Supposed to Ire the captains
tsrT They a black Siii the eGcepiono Of officer
whp Is dark c5iortd hav been assured BY agcntlenqn
who visited them while at hngs House, that they
hi persons Of educltion aud exceedingly we'll behaved
They are however unfortunately black and this seems
sufficient for tbs reporter Of the Daily Advertiser toturn
them into riicuie
Thr writer of this has hesitation in asserting. that
every of these officers looked vast dead better in their
uniforms than the has looked
any dress he has ever worn.
Yours Memo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-27

Tus Law or CounrsHrP We lake from an antiquated
volume baaring the imprint 1881 containing what was
tim Common Law in respect to courtship love and
riage at that time, and which ss been repealed
since that have any knowledge or extract the fol-
lowing portion;
Albeit as move become pprte Of the common lave Ia re-
l7d to tho social relashuus Of , that often vry
bcsexe doth tho ladies have sole privilege during
the time it continuGth, Of making love this
which they may do either by word orlecis them
it strueth proper and mlreerr, will he entitled
to The clergy doth refuse to accept the offers Of the
Iedy or who doth iu auyHse treat her PROPOSAL with
slight or ouuluu.ely.
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AkhipED.
ship Ss Holiness Hawkins Is days from NewYok to Cohen2d
district.
Ship uiop, Ppnnell, days Boston, mastertst dist
SHIP Caroline Neb Salisbury 80 days from BaFrc
district
Ship Co neceu Williams 81 days from Hsrre Bogat
ID district.
Ship Arnnso, Fairbank, Is daya from Network Maser
dint!irs.
shia Cal Lia Kelly Portsmouth Now
w ] Dewey-2i
Bf ship rald, emmel as days from Liverpool to Maxwell
Sd dist
Or ship Brunswick Rankin IS days from Liverpool Hoghon
Rankin &c--Sd dt.
hrem SHIP Martha Rioekgee from Bremen 10Th
distric.
Bk Edgar Peueon 80 from Broon VIM Cseny dist
Bark Warren insk ]? days from Thomaston naster- dist
Bark Mary Smith, Smith, days from Bonarr
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EXrRAoRDIvaaY pHESoMENA At SGA---Capt. Howe. of
bark j W Dyer from messna at NewYork, reports Nov
H. lat VI TO- Ion IS So Mt IL 80 N the wind from the
southwest Vita fresh brezs and squaly the bark being
under donbe reefrd topsss there ball of fire
from thc b. struck the foretopsa and bust with the
report ofa cannon 1t about the size of 81 pound
hsl and if it had not been raining heavy Mt the time it
pobay would have SGT fire TO She vessel IT split the
toretopail: and done some slight damage deck.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETs.
cREscENT OFFICE,

So CRESCENT, OFFICE, z
F MONDAY MoExsc, Dueember ~, 1867. Z
COTTON very gpsray observed hoiisy and
with th tho cauada pressing upon tbs Cotton
arke there was nothing Of any in staple ws
pea. last quosa,iqnssor rNsrsosa merely;
- new ORLrA Sssf,LAssIFIcATToN M #F
uefiof. Mddng Fair VIC gx
iinsry.. ......1 as rair -91oN
addl1g. Cool Fair.
Good Middihg. ....o @shlGood and Ens. --e--
as COTTON AND ToBAcco STATEMENT 81 ~
.H n ~ Cotton-alss- Tobacco--ihds
Stock on hand Sept !, 1884 is,7A
Received since Observation-Disclosures 49, 1853
- yesterday ...........s. N,S3-SS2of1 mo-lesss
sssss :. $3.50
Saturday .............. 1so-5o2677 0o0-t9,s95
Stock on hand no. cleared aSs4s2 aS,24s
ToDAcCfr--We did rot hear Of safe. - gs t-s
SUGAR AND MoLAsSE5-we noticed Of 400 hhds Sugar
3IS4c for FAR Fally Fair. Nothing dong Moiasass
WESTERN PRoDUCEThe generally cosed, and
heard Of sales of ia the Flour PIovon Mhr
kets. ,-.t --Isf. e,fi he .as.aa. TO-
CASTOR oIL-Alvapced, and 90 bbls sold nj s71c y Dbl
OIL CAKEwe noticed n sale Of thin oblong casks
sa2 a ton Of a2so lbs, taken for shipment.
FREIeHTsws heard Of engagements. We quote Cotton
to Liverpool at M, to Havre ne, and TO Boston ic.
MISUNDERSTANDING of any moment doing. We quote:
Sterling.
ttahs ~ y
sight Cheeks on NswYork. ok ct. disc
sSston SlItytday Bills e22H et. dsc'
hlaae phIa sixty day Bits % ct. 6c
hsahh rive 10 Esht e941 e'. "
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LOVE AND DEgrERArIoS,-A young lady residing on the
Manor had difficulty with her mothera few evenings
SINCE account of her Lover who present that
ming In t Of desperation she iubo the yard and
plunged head foremost down the we'll Her lover with
more gaiantry than Lvander when he the Helles
pout eaped after her her and by great exertion
ceedtd in rescung herfrom miserable end, When taken
cut her head found to b. badly cut, and bleeding
from The wounds she had received Elkton (Nlaryand)
illr nnrat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-27

E4a1tsH BITTER IN Bosrpv-Ths Bee states that 1888
rins of butter drought that port by the last
steamer from Europe and that it generally Of the most
delicious At tho ne there tons of butter
held from the mar5gt New auphre in order to obtain
high prices Butter can be brought from tHo most dis
t,nt counties in ESgaud md sq9 at lower price than
what is detnaned FOO that made in vicinity Boston
fhc English ARTICLE, 100 gsuoIaEy much superior. We
must import bntter if want it for twenty-five cents
pound retail VIII dealers look into this subject, and
relieve from the gross impositiuns practiced?
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IMPORTS

Z"
LIyERP ooL-Per ship Head 1000 SKIS salt 90 Maxwell AGO.
LIvERPooLfiPer bark hdas: salt to Wilson.
LiSD0F-Per ship Coun bis rks Nauey-250
tisoni Wright &to4 Gny Nlsoh- do Sm h-ib
bales do oon7'3 bars railroad iron
lido Ga d Nelson .ta
BONAIRE-Per bark NJ ry Smith salt order.
NEW YURK-Per ship Slas IIolmes Assorted misc.
BoSTGN-Per Bark Edgar: Assorted mdse.
TH9MASToN-Per lark Warren lime 10 Master.
LVERPcoLPer Br ship NewBrunwck 45s1 Aoghn
Rankin Geo.
HAYRE-Per ship Connecticut Assorted mdse.
NEW YohK-Perslp Msgunticook Assorted mdse
BRtNf Nper ship Marha Ia bxs Buddicke
GScmlt-S Lechford &co-4 Richard
$50 baskets II rolls wi low Voghts Jealrraud3
GH1che9 pks do Dhnta ken-9 do Fros2 Rodewad
i0l xs do Dominn do wina Kock &co-1 mdso Stone
& WGworth-S pks Il Thieie-S F
4rsl 10 My Mummy &co4s pks do 365 40 bdls willow
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EXPORTS.

l The ship Columbia from London, very gale,
from the sW the Azores and from thence this port
light battling winds and hams 81.
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DIR. Bnsssst.sg'a
Celebrated Body Bracs
PATENT La E, fRg

4sS- This TRUSS is ENTIRELY DIFFERENT, FROM AL
OTHERS form and principle OF action elect Pc
s.saea The various binds hss.oie,e The pressure
regulated brought bear directly everhe hsr hssss
sorng security At all times under most
placed danger ohsr psfa aAe
practice ~ astsd win Hrnia 2 49,
only hass who understand Anatafy
Let it hs reuembeIsd ta tns
ss. truss NAV Is injurious II doca not Rupture aP
Piled properly Tharers, have conclrdes p
No bat apply the Truss AZ oess ~
New 0rsans. f1 Ii .s 4.
Observe the sign Of the ~ overtha door mhisfyde y
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ny NprlcE The bark PfLeRtM, Sawyer,
master from NewYok dy nrfng RqAt -, First ps,re
sSn'snets WI hts9a 70 tie receipt Of
~ q they vii be soli al III Il expense md tisl.
g dsn23 q. g, BOGEn.f Co, 10 Camp s'Tcst.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CsEscENT,1
Monday Morning. December 81 1852 +
CLEARED SATURDAY.
tsaship Empire CITY, Wndle, NewYork Havana Jennings
"a h5tSniina CLEMSON Boston, C AFar'el
Snir VIM q Peters, Burrows SswYok, G c Bogert &co
Schr Martha Jane, Fos.er, Saysn al Poole &
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Fly ship Columbia oath Now in lat Q6 long 81 ship
Cali ornia Same day exchanged
Il ppe ship Trade WINDS from NewYork lrnin.
49, 43 spoke Br ship from Liverpool this port
by bark Midas 18th inst off ortugas schr John Albert hen
for Charleston.
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FLArHoArs.

.4 in First District
ooPer Chedal bbls -four sturgs Adams Geo.
oo-Per Palippss ils1 bbh 4r s.uf.s Adams GEO.
OH Per 500 sppss four and sundrss
NDANAper sneaers hea $50 tors hay 500 bushels oa,
1900 bbe potatoes W Benion and order
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NEWS BIZ TELEGR.apu.

sieFUEruss THE C1tApA.--BasApsrpYys ApvA.crwo--
HAvKE CorToN MAnKET--LfvgRPooLM --Ne,U York
Dec AThe CANADIANS adyiccs report ns stock Of Cotton
q Liverpool on the 1e ns at $4,000 bales, of which
no 00O were American By the Africa the stock band
was reported at 360o0 bales Of which 20 600 Amer
caps--Eds C gfi+l IsI1
The sales Of Friday the 10TH COO bales tho mar
sEet having opened with good demand which however
yen of towards the close Of the day, "a
flour ss IN good request and prices further advanced
sper Dbl the closing Yates being 29s 3d. for Western
Canal and 2as 3d for Ohio brands Corn has largely ad
gahGd aud was quoted ut the close at BIS Cd per quarter
for Mixed, and 36s for White Wheat had advanced ID
per 70 Tbs Provisions closed with quiet MARKET the ad
vance previously noticed having been lost. Lard was
without chtnge in prices. SID 4, al. af
rhAps AND MONEY in the manufacturing dis
has been oppressed and prices haye largely declined
Turing the week .
The London Money Market continued easy, and consols
at the close quoted at 100ss to 1907
GENEpAt NE,ys--Tle Canada's accounts embrace but
tule-of importaneein the wny Of general news.
Hawai- CorToS MAEKEr.-There has been moderate
ieand in the avre Cotton Market with sales for the
Seek Of 1000 bses Prices haye declined fr and Or
teams tres ordinairc closed at OF ~
CHAgLEsToS CoTros MaRKsT-C Charleston. Dec. 81 The
a@s OF Cotton for the past week. in this Market embrace
in0oo bales The closing rates for Mddlng h De- The
increase in the receipts at this port compared with those
tor the corresponding period last year 10000 bales
Ffelghts en- cotton to Liverpool liz p-19d. 'a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-27

the wonderful capacity RICH
co.'s SAFES and when it considered that this
ALoN among articles to be protected it,
either of the tires in Psal,t NewYok
Chlcothe, onci Wstumpks Ala Rodney Miss Edgefed
admitted that the ESPECIALLY SINCE THE RE
DucToN OF PRICES besrs proportion 70 the value S such
reliable depository books ewey and other SINAI
valuable ars The sabbe sole agent his city Of the
Of RICH
AMANDER SAFES, and prepared by the
tmony merchants this and nher
in article under
lSAAC bklDGE,
sapqn daWu Magazine
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EIIRE WOOD-PELICAN STEAM SAVING
WOOD YARD No 100 Lavee Third District The under
sgned repee fully inform of vessels hotels and restaurant
epers public generally that they have erected
engine Of SAVING FIRE WOOD at ssch Lengths
viii order. The the Wood will always be that
the lowest market the coat Of wing Will BE- 60 much REDUCED
their CUSTOM We
viii devr TWENTY CENTS cord
I'd Wood pecss will only cos SIXTY CENTS
Orders following places will DO IMPLY attended to;
At the Exchange Place. Seceud District
FUSDlCk 81 Camp street. rirst pstricl
BRAUD ADAMS 81 Old lesee Second Da.ric,
Al BARROIS "a Old Levee street, Second District
Al the YARD Levee street, THIRD District
giving will please mention the number of cuts they
want o q stuck Of Wood.
through the Pooce will be promptly attended TO-
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RiCh,s Safes U1a1.tUalcd.

EDGEFfxLp CoUErHoUsk, s. Z, August y, Lssf.
Msss sTEARNS MARTIN, succsssors 70 Rich Co. Nt.ao
Water street. Newyok: GKEILEaES- with great pleasure
the great fire which consumed store and
three ohe also the a all ooos and one
SALAADER Safes purchased from in Chne
MR. l. NJ Hatch The stores built Of pch and tbs
truly terrific. The crowd ued the idea Of
thing standing such f yet never lost confidence in the
day. the Of who Witnessed the
greatest prevailed when they everything
the Safe perfect and without STAIN except what arose from the
saamander. .slil 45- a,
upon you another safe and remain,
Yours. respectfully, WILLIAMS 4 CHRISTIE.
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q RRIvAL OF MADAME ADoLPHE.-The

4 A RRIVAL OF MADAME ADOLPHE. The
original unsur justly celebrated Madame ADOLPiE
he unyersuly CREATES, SYPATHIST in the world
and he lady who through her marvellous
the present predictions
Of future such exatsment in France aud the n
cipa cit ates-hnt Queen vi presented her
With costly Diamond Boach, and Daniel Webster with sweled
Ring Newreans receive the Western
versna Hotel corner Tchoppous and Julia streets
street. fifth door from Tchoup uas street, whom she
will inform All about the PAST FUTURE If they
not what lady husband they will gat
business Of ever description. ~,
impossible her poe appears she come,
highly with innumerso
c-rras Of acknowledged extraordinary power and skill that
udes superstition probability Of deception imposition
Others practice.
~
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BELOW COMING UP


Ship Connecticut, from Havre.
Ship 81 "a HOLMES, from N wYok.
Bren ship Martha, FROM Bremen.
Br bark FL etwood, from Liverpool.
Schr Newton Lodge II days @ - Luea, with fruit Spsarng 81
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q Is~ NorIcE The consignee Of 1870 bags
gohsu TO order per bark piLtTsit fo NeYok is reaestedt
lsthn, Bills LadnR 60 the DAans CeE ut the ylssc
5nwil be stored at his own expet 90 mid rss. 74F'
decH b. G. BWGEGT r 20 10 C,aron nreet
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Howard, Northern, from Cumberland river.
I'M Wright, Clark, from Shreveport. ~
Glendy Burke, Bentley. vicksburg. HH
Anna No 2, LabArthe from St Martinsvlle. -N
Ft.hica Voolfolk. from Louisville. -4v.sF x
ALlhHms Duyal from W.umpka. s-..l.-a.
Princess No. 8, stodwrli, from vrEaburg.
D White, i,bert from Bayou sara.
d. Baey. Wilson, from Laionrche. r
} 7 Drsw-l SHi a. from 6 and Prairie.
New tatonn Hooper, from Bayou sarn.
snsn y maenas soa, from vsk, aa:,,
John ssesey, Mailett from Bayou Sara.
Cedio No ., Graham, from Shreveport.
n pHms from The down and 70
up shin Columbia and bark Midas
Towba Wlann from thu down snd 18th
Herald bark Mary Smith.
Persian Brown
inst snip Tamads barks Brilliant and Iabellabro' ships
Connecticut, Meguniecook and Ma tina.
Towbca Whitney Heatan from the Paestowed down ard to
the bar ships G mania and Gooper-brot ships Caroline
Ntsmitb, New Brunswick ynd Union.
ToShea Panhe5 Pls from the Pastowed down and to The
Holmes, barks Edgar Warren.
BELOW COMING UP. ...
Ship Connecticut from Havre
Ship 81 "a Holm S, from y wfofh. DO 'H-
Brem ship Martha, FROM Bremen.
Br bark FL stwood, from Liverpool
seh Newton Lodge, II days - - Lncea with fruit spsarins do
SPonEN. r.
Fly ship Columbia gath Now in lat % 10 long 90 81 ship Nara
np p aS WINS sshe s n Ian
81 80 Long " SPOKE i BE I IS from vsrpOo sr this port
MEMORANDA.
w The ship Columbia from London encountered bard gae
from the SW far the Azores from thence this port
sion oflis hit battling winds and hslms.
EXPORTS -s. -
NESYoRKPe steamship Empire City: 800 bxa candles sS
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ny NE elegant and swift running passenger
sn'srmedae landings, THIS EVENING, at 4 O'clock
VA LOLIN Y. lINDE. Aa..nt Fnnlrnn alrent.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN roaT sor CLEARED.

Pr hip Columbia from LONDON Cp WIZ f.pllsn Ms Bsu
Mmile II ein, Mn lie Z Baun-4n5 ste. fage.
Per bark Midas from Liverpool etage passengers.
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Ed The new, light dranght, swift running
DAY. - JfEN d fIYf,g ~ Y 4 p s,o Z LIS =,
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81 COTGH BAGGING-30 bales, for sale by
KENNEDY b FOSTER, rs Tch0ppitoulasatr
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GAIL DUCK.-5O0 bolts English, superior
p''S'' 90 - -. 1903 Tchoupioulss Hixeet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-22
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY,

AuERlCAN HOTEL.-Mnrtin Hollins and
Mrs Dabney, Lynchhurg; w p Smith, lady,
children and servants, Gloucester; G A Asn-
lev. North Carolina; J Baker, Augusta, Ga;
A Ellison, Lynchburg; d Hagerty, Baltimore;
w E Babson, Boston; A Lybroek, New York:
J Odeon, Portsmouth, Va; J Cardwell, Claiks
vile; p r Davis, Petersburg; Z A Cropsey
New York; Saml S Peasants, Petersburg; s
H Penrce, New York; J Williamson, Pc.
,ersburg: Captain L Parrish, Steamer Roa-
noke; Latham. New York; J Wright, Rich-
mond; w Perkins, Palmyra; r r Taylor,
Goochlanc; Mrs H Beck, Philadelphia; C NJ
Wells, Roanoke; T Richardson, Petersburg;
w Collins, Wilmington; Brandt, Fayetl-
vile. N {; A Jones, New York; Mrs Vaue han,
tioochland; A Riddck. Flew York; II Ed
wards, London; N Edwards, New York; J NJ
ioss, Tennessee; Fl l. Shul,z, Baltimore; G
Bozzaotra and lady Lynchburg; + Meredith,
Fauquier; John w Davis. Richmond.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-W Thomas,
Fluvanns; Bailey, James City; 5 G Brooks,
c 0 Lipscomb, II d McCareo, Charlotte; w
H Eubanks, Lunenburg; b Bridgeforth, Anne.
liza; w McCargo. Charlotte. T 5 jenkins.
ingham; J II Garrett. Gregory, Halifax w
| Clark, J E Barden, Amelia; w McCormi", la-
dy and . daughters, Charlotte; G c Bridges,
S Rudd. Lunenburg; 5 ID Williamson, Pr
Edward; w H Davis, X f Lester, Petersburg;
s Mckinney, Curdsyile; J Fl Hooper Car
tersville; 5 Hoffman, W ii Matthews, Liberty;
w Jennings, Goochiand; L Odson. Va; w Is
Carpenter, Louisa; w q Garner, University;
f N Wolf, J Fl Dossay, l. Dunn, ID Boyle,
Charlottesville; q Watkins, Va; w W Tall
iaierfo, II Taiiaierro. Hanover; ii Payne,
Pttsylvania; s l. Moore, N e; Austin, Cam.
bell.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-Miss C raslee, N
c Taliuitrro, b Anderson and lady. Miss L
Anderson, Va; DIR Fl Champlin, Miss Hen
shaw, New York; J B Cay,C ID Mckinney,
x Mckinney, Bucking ham; T Branch, w
Ruffin, J Jarrat, Petersburg; DIR w Crump,
jr, Powhatan; Airs Aiken, Jonesborough; w J
Camp, Norfolk; J l. Carter, Va; Hill Carter
wife, and children, Shirley; Parkinson,
Amelia; W 6 Peck, Big Lick; r Bissell u
Navy; 4 T Bunnon, Lynn, Tenn; J Hark-
lady, 2 children and servant, Sun,!k; l. Hale,
M Croweli, N e; DIR John X Woods, Abe-
marie; DIR r Rogers. p Veree, Phiiadel.
phia; w Blair, Charlottesville; p Srotis,
w l. Graham. Tnzewell, Va.
CITY HOTEL.-J w Sims, Chesterfield;
DR. A J Terrill, A Terril, Caroline; r b
Sn,ithers, Amelin; w r Wood, Chesterfield;
5 G Wilson, X A Moody, Amelia; V ID Mark
ham, Powhaian; w b Mallory, Junction; S
ID Williams, Prince Edward; w H Bick, J A
Hawkins, II Spencer, Phetweler, Petersburg;
b E Johnson, Albemarlr; Cnenning, Hiss
ChennDg, Chareston b Dilard, 5 Carroll;
} S Mag uire, BALTIMORE; w Lawrence, ID p
Stedman. Texas;J d JENNINGS and lady, N
Carolina; Miss Emma Jennings, E Bush, do;
Whi,ecomb. Atlanta, Ga; A N Robinson,
Wilmington; I Biert and lady, A C Gray,
Mississippi; o C Hillsman, Bucking ham; p
l. Matthews, Jefferson County Virginia; NJ N
Graves, Ohio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-22

The FLORIDA INDIANs.-The Washington
Republic learns unofficially that preliminary
arrangements have been entered into with Bill.
ly Bowlegs, by the Commissioner of Indian AZ
fairs, for the removal of the remnant of the
Seminoles. now in Florida, to tne west Of the
Mississippi river, and that the emigration will
commence during the present season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-22

Us Among the evidences of progress ap-
parent, Is the appointment Of constable in
The ancieu, town Of Port Royal, Caroline
county. The p. r. Times thinks the new
Official will play the dickens with dogs, vile
9uacking ducks. COW bells and "yellowisb
cat with its tail chopped off,"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-22

UA correspondent OF the Lynchburg Ex-
press states that Dir. Charles B Smith, an
esteemed citizen of Rockbsidge county, accom-
panied some hands to the woods, on the 9th
inst, to give some directions regarding work.
Whilst the men were cutting down trees, he
sat down to read newspaper, when tree iel
apon him and injured him SO that he died on
the 9th. MIR. Smith was native of Goochland
county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-22

. The Tappahannock Gazette is urging
The construction of a railroad between Tappu.
hammock and the junction Of tbs Central, Rich
mod, Potomac and Fredericksbur RaiIronds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-22
county.

u Col. Thomas H. Benton addresses his
constituents through the last number of the
National In,elligdncer, to the extent of four
columns. The In,eIligencer says it is of "con.
siderable length, but Of fully proportonate
interest" live can spare the time to read it,
We may enlighten our readers as 10 its contents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-22

Ey" A strange looking man, named Mont
gomery, who had been soliciting subscriptions
for book, died suddenly at the residence of
VIM. Hernton, in Spottsylvania county, last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-22

q On the 3lst uIt, ,lr William Duncan.
citizen Of Warren County, North Carolipa,
sol his leg SO badly crushed in a thresbipg
machine that he died few DAYS afterward
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-22
THE DAILY DISPATCH

From TExAs.-Late advices from Texas
state that the Apache Indians are committing
depredations in the neighborhood Of FL Paso,
A letter states that, within the two weeks pre-.
vious TO its cate, they had killed nine men
within defiance Of fifteen miles Of the pass
There are no American soldiers nearer than
Fort Fillmore, n distance Of forty.fve miles,
v lille the whole frontier is exposed, and with
gu single soldier, as far as Leona station, a
distance Of 500 miles. But the ~riter says
the soldiers could do but little good if they
were there, as those now at Fort Fillmore have
10 cultivate the soil and raise their own corn,
which leaves them liule or no time for fight
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-22

U Hon. w. II. Hay wood, formerly Sena-
tor f;he United States from North Carolina, is
said 10 be lying in Raleigh dangerously i'll, and
not likely to recover. His diseas is cancer of
ahe tongue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-22

MURDER IN MoBILE.-A man named Lind
sey was arrested in Mobile few days since,
charged with having murdered a man whose
name was not known. The two men belong
cd TO fiaiboat, and got into quarrel, when
Lindsey kicked his opponent into the river,
W. here his body was found on Saturday morn-