The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-12

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rsznlnsto comfort ~ n the xime 81 tribuistion,.
for ~ eonfsss % being 4ffiycsnterr along With
therelt.
Ii oonclusios, We would exculpsts Mr. Hymsn
from any connection with this disgraccful affair.
ne never saw il aufhors until Thursday last. and
sold them some $50 worth Of jewelry. exhibiting
The articles in his window . matter Of favor 70
the purchasers Having been bitten, the only r..
soarce left to show up the Shskspesreans for the
benefit Of others, and We trust that Josephs and his
colleagues, wherever they may seek 70 prsctise
their game Of humbus in the future, win est with
warm and betting reception
AnURY CHArEL.-The singularly marked
and successful revival which We briefly mo-
ticed as in progress At this church few days
since, still contiaues. Up to this time up-
wards Of eighty persons have professed con-
versions, and the anxious seat is nightly filed
with mournen. We had the pleasure Of lis
tening to . most fervent and moving d scourse
delivered there Friday night, from the first four
verses Of the 9Th chapter Of Isaiah. The nu-
merous late additions to the present full menu
bership, fills the church, upon occasions of di-
vine service, to overlooking, SO as to render it
necessary to 60 early to secure even crowd
ed seat In view Of this fourishing and aug
menting condition of the membership, we un-
derstand that the trustees Of the church intend
commencing an effort shortly for the purpose
of securing larger and commodious edifice
commensurate with the religious wants of the
growing congregation, and therapidly increas-
ing and populous neighborhood. We wish
them full success in their undertaking.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-Thls morning about
one o'clock fire broke out in the new to-
bacco factory situated on Main street, between
25th and 26th streets, owned and occupied by
Mr.. Washington B. Ross, consuming the en-
tire building, together with the stock and FIX
lures. The building, we learn, was insured to
the amount of $4,000 in the Virginia Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, but there was no
insurance on the contents. Loss between $4,000
and $4,000. The factory was beautiful struc-
ture, erected the past winter.
new PUBLIcArIoNs.-The Milliaer and the NIL
Nons1s by Mrs DR.. Hicks of Virglnia.-This is
novel Of decided spirit and pungency. 1t COM
mends Itself particularly to the patronage of vir-
ginians, the plot being laid in the Old Dominion,
where It's author is a highly respected resident
There are some very Maize hit at the F. +. vs.;
and the style of the work throughout is lively and
natural The work is published by Lippincott,
,ho e. Co and for b,y
Messrs Nash e. Woodhouse, l39 Main street.
The Southern Planter.-We have received the
April number of this valuable Agricultural Journal
The able address of Mr.. F G. Rufin before the
State Agricultural Convention is in this number
The farmers of Virginia should give this auxiliary
of their interests warm and generous support.
l. O. o. F.-The Grand Lodge of the Indepen-
deat Order of Odd Fellows will hold their annual
meeting in Odd Fellows Hall this day, commencing
at 10 o'clock, A. M. We understand that to NOR.
row, the several lodges of the Order and visiting
brethren from other parts of the State will parade
through our street en- masse after which, an appro
pirate address will be be delivered-the exercises
of the celebration to conclude with sumptuous
dinner.
FraED.-Mr. WeinholGt was reported to the
Mayor, on Saturday, BY officer Page for employing
his wagon without license. Weinhodt plead ig
aorsnce of the English language as an excuse for
not understanding the law, and the Mayor COM
nuted his fine to S5 and costs.
Ofacer Warrington reported ]. F. Tanner for leav-
Ing distractions in the street. Fined according to
law. ,,. 81 81
RssHyINs.-A free negro, named Madison Coy,
was arrested Friday evening, for want Of pass
Whom arrested he resisted Waterman Carter, and
undertook to make his escape. On Saturday the
Mayor ordered him IS lashes.
SrsALfNo.-A slave, named William, stole from
his employers, Messrs. E. Woriham 4, Co, on Fri
day evening, several sperm candles and IS pounds
Of sugar; for which offence on Saturday his Honor
sentenced him to receive 80 lashes.
INsoLEEr.--Anson, slave to Goode & ALI n, when
arrested with irregular pass, by the watch, Fri
day evening, treated them in very insolent man.
ner-and, on Saturday, he was punished with IS
lashes. IA
DIED,
After long and most painful illness, which she
bore with the most Christian forttude and resigna
ton, on Saturday evening last Mrs.. MARY COOP
Err, wife of Col Robert B. Corbia, of Caroline
and daughter of Nicholas Mills, Esq, of this city,
In the 18th year of her age. The trieDds and ,ac'
quantances of the family are invited to attend her
funeral which will take place from the residence
OF her father, on Leigh street. This Morning. at IL
o'clock. 8
DIR. WaI. II. FARRAR offers his
O>~A Professional services to the citizens OF
Richmond and its vicinity. Office over A. Bode.
kcrs Apothecary Store, on Market bridge. Main ST.
ap 12-dlm
NOTICE.-The 37rh anniversary OF
~ the African Baptist Missionary Society
win be held THIS DAY, Monday al the First All
rican Church, at IL o'clock
Rev. Dr.. HOWELL will preach the annual ser.
mon. ap l2-lt
To the Citizens of Richmond.
49, and Strangers Visiting the City.
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