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CALLED CoURT.-Thele was Called Court of
Hastings held on yesterday for the purpose of ex-
aiming John W ade, charged with receiving and
secreting box OF surgical instruments, stolen from
DR.. Stee!, of Petersburg, the 25th OF last August
We have already given the testimony in full in this
case, which proved that negro named Clement
Banks first bou sht the instruments from two lads,
named William Henry Fordham and Thomas Ka.
vanagh, who stole them from Dr. SIS Office in Pc
tersburg. The negro then gave the instruments in-
II the charge OF Wade, by whose advice they
purchased, for the sum OF 81, although worth $40
The court sent Wade en- for trial before the Cir
cult Superior Court during its next term. He was
admitted to bail in the sum of $500. The court was
constituted of Justices Evans, Farrar, Bray, Inoes
and Wingfeld
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Office No Law Buildings, Richmond, Va
Note.-All Revolutionary claims, PENSIONS,
three months extra pay, Bounty Lands and all
claims arising out ofthe War OF 1912, or the Next
can War; will be prosecuted with diligence. have
full list of the Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers
lie ll-3m* J.k. Nj.
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AUCTION NOTICE.-The sale Of
~ Jewelry, Watches and Fancy Goods will
be continued Tnis Morning, commencing al half
past O'Clock, al the store recently occupied by
Thomas u Charles Ellis, No log Main street
se9 GEO J. SUMNER Auctr
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WARRocK's ALMANAC FOR l853-We are re-
minded of the approach of another year, by finding
upon our table the excellent Almanac of our DID,
worthy, and high y-esteemed friend, Mr.. John War
rock, for the year 1853. This is a valuable annual,
with which all of our readers familiar. Every
body has seen or heard of " Warrock's Almanac
It's name and merits are familiar household
words. In truth, it has become the regular and
indispensable companion of almost every Preside.
We consider good Almanac the most useful and
the cheapest of all publicationsnot excepting the
Dispatch. With both, however, our friends will be
able to mark the progress of time, understand the
motions of the heavenly bodies, and be kept regu-
larry advised of the movements of "al the word
and its vast concerns" The present number of the
Almanac besides its accurate records of Time, &C.,
for the next year, contains much useful informa-
ton and interesting matter. 1t is to be had of the
publisher, at his Office, nearly opposite the Banks,
and at many of the bookstores of the city.
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sILV 4 Il ~ ANTED.-Wsnts5
Silver Coin, (small change and quarter
preierred9 for which liberal premium will be
paid ~
Sc 9-6t C. w. PURCELL f. IN
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BURGLARY.-A slave named John, belonging to
Silas Sheibourne, and employed in Talbots Foun'
dry, on the evening of Sunday, the Goth August
forcbly entered the office occupied by Messrs
Glenn & DAVIS at the corner of Broad and Jetier-
son streets, stealing theretrom several brass brick
mouds, pistol, and two powder TASKS, the pro
perty ofMessrs. G. IL D., and wrench and screw
belonging to Mr.. Oliver, foreman of the brick yard
No clue could be had to the thief until Monday.
search warrant was then procured, and on Tues.
day executed by officers Tyler and Trueheart, and
John was taken before G. Il D., and after receiving
good logging, acknowledged breaking into the
Office through window, and gave the officers the
names of the places where he had sold and Sc
GREETED the different articles. Three of the BRICK
moulds were found in a store occupied by Jacob
Poor, where the negro had sold them, all broken
up. All of the stolen articles were found with the
exception of one powder flask, which John left in
Hanover county where he recently on a visit
He denied having any aid in committing the burg
larry. He was examined before Justice Farrar yes.
terday who committed him for trial during the
next term of the Hustit gs Court.
Mrs. Mary Poor, who, it was proven purchased
the three moulds found on the premises of her hus
band, was also examined on the charge OF receiving
stolen goods. She held to bail in the sum of
$500 for her appearance at the Grand Jury term of
the Hastings Court in November next.
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BEAR IN MIMI Ta1T An
- ANS Il cos EXPRESS off,rs 1, the
Public the safest and speediest means Of oh.
tanning goods OF all kinds from the Northern cities
Packages OF all descriptions sent to ssil points Of
the compass Al mail speed.
Once No. S, Fourfeenth Street.
Next 10 g. NJ We.t d Bros Book s,ore.
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sUsT RECEIVED, By a. MORRIS. "


The Statesman Manual, containing the address.
es and Messages Of the Presidents of the United
States, lnaug nral, Annual Special from 1883 to
le49 with Memoir OF each OF the Presiaents and
History OF their Admin Illustrations; also. the Con
stitution CT the United States, and selection of
important documents ard statistical Information
comp led from official sources by Edwin Williams
embellished with portraits OF the Presidents, en-.
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the Christian Family Library, containing Lives
of the Apostles, Lives of the Patriarchs Lie Of the
Saviour and Women OF the Scriptures, edited by
Hastings Weld and + w Griswold, vols-S3 so
The Young Americans Library, containing the
Lives Of Generals Washington, Taylor, jackson,
Marion and Lafayette, Life of Franklin, William
Penn, and Napoleon bonaparte, the Ola Bell OF H.
dependence, and the Yankee Tea Party 10 vols
623 cents
Memoir of Ellen May Woodward, by the Rev G
D Miles, A NJ
The niians and the Gold Mines, or the Source of
True Riches, illustrated, by w Crnome
large supply CT the Life Of General Scott
cloth 81 ; paper % cents. Also, the Lite OF Gene.
raj Franklin Pierce, cloth-75 cents
Call and examine my stock Of Books, Stationery,
Piano Eorfps and Fanny
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STUDiks ON SLAVERY, FAR SALE

Studies on Slavery in easy lessons, compiled into
eight studies, and subdvided into short lessons for
the convenience OF readers, by john Fletcher of
Louisiana
Journal of Summer Time in the Country, by
the Rev Robert Wilmott-Appleton's Popular
Library-50 cents
Japan, an Account, Geographical and Historical,
from the earliest period at which the islands
posing this Empire were known 10 Europeans
down to the present time, and the Expedition fitted
out III the United states, &C. by Charles MacEar-
lane, numerous illustrations
Five Years in an English University, by Charles
Aston Bristed-SL %
Hagar, Story Of To-Day, by Alice Carey, author
OF ClUV5rG ook. &c-Sl seq
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SUGAR.-2O bbls Coverings Crushed, and
~ hall boxes do double Loaf sugar, just received
and for sale by
seq JOHN A. ROBINSON
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| OST.-On Monday afternoon, between MIR.
Ia Pzzinis. on Broad street, and Mayo street,
small Gold Locket, containing the Daguerren.
type Likeness of two children. The tinder will
leave it at this office and shall be suitably reward.
ed SO Q-3t
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go LUST DOW.-Broke his chain aud
- left my house Monday night, large
/, elow DOg-had on leather collar with part of
the chain to it. Any one returning him to me, at
my house, CANDLES Hill, at the r. aad P R.
Depot will be suitably rewarded.
Sc 9-lt* w WYATT
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J. w. COCHRAN, Esq, C.E.

have carefully examined the Model of Mr..
Cochran's ingenious Machine for saving the
curved and beyelied timbers used in Ship
building, and also the drawings of his Machine
for cutting crooked timber with the grain, and
have no hesitation in saying that consider
both Inventions of the greatest value and im>
portanee. The great saving they will effect in
time, labor, material and expense of Ship
building. and the facility and exac,ness with
which they accomplish results hitherto only
attained by manual labor, cannot fail 10 lead
to their general employment in all maritime
countries, wherein economy and dispatch can
overcome prejudice againstnew modes ofpro-
ceeding.
LSigned1 DUNDONALD, Admiral.
LONDON, 25th June, 1S47.
II was from the high reputation of Mr..
Cochran that Commodore Stockton VINO real
ly believes land we have no doubt he is right
that there is immense wealth in Virginia, was
induced to apply to him to solve difficulty.
which we believe he has solved. We shall.
Tomorrow, in our own na>mechanical STYLE.
attempt 10 describe the quartz crusher.
But we cannot refrain from laughing when
We think how Dir. Cochran and the Commo-
dore are going to make 'Old Flue" hold no her
mead. We have many, and dear friends living
there. She is one OF the richest counties in
she State, but like her neighbors Of Goochland
Louisa, aud Hanover, she has some very Door
iand. II happens unfortunately for the repu,a.
tion Of Old FIue that the main road - Cha.
ietsssyills ran directly on ridse-,he v,yv
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AIMING THE POLICE. The population of our
citv Il vat too limited to contain sufficient mum
Der of rowdies and despersdoes to require the arm.
ing Of our Police with anything more than weap
ON with which aknock down arguments are en-.
forced. In Philadelphia, where frequently the Po-
lice have been brutally murdered while In the dis
charge of their duty has been found necessary to
arm them with revolvers; ard this measure, al
though IN extreme one, has been found to work
admirably for the peacs and quiet of the city and
the safety of the lives OF the Police Nothing could
have been so eectual in holding in terror the des
peradoes. recent case came under own OBJ
servation. At the corner OF Chestnut and 10th
streets, few doors vert of the Grard HOTEL where
there is an oyster and driI king establishment kept
in cellar, desperate fight occurred among gang
of rowdies, at q late hour of the night. tall and
large policeman who, from his dialect, appeared
to be German, with his Ginning metal badge on
his breast, arrived at the of disorder sinai
neously with ourselves. In mild tone he CON-
manded the crowd TO be quiet and dispense. But
several OF the rowdies were ''reaIing and pitch
ing" in an ef..t to renew The fight which had been
going before he reached there, in the noise and
confusion" they did not seem to be aware of his
pTeseuce III lOuU dnC authoritative tome, ne re-
peated the order, and added that he would imme.
diatey arrest the whole party about 90 and take
them to the cage, if they did not be quiet and dis
perse. His presence was then fully discovered
and it acted Ike charm among the belligerents.-
There was no more quarre.ing, and all sneaked Oft
as quietly possible Alone, wthou, arms, it would
have been folly in him to attempt the arrest of such
an excited crowd. But armed, and the attempt
made and resistance offered, the death of some of
the party would probably have followed. This they
knew, and acted accordingly.
few days ago, as readers are already ad-
vsed, one of those desperate fire riots, which SO
frequently occur in Philadelphia, was quelled, and
the lives of the police probably saved by the use
of their revovers not, however, until one of the
riagleaders was shot through the heart. 1t is a
dangerous mode of defence, we admit, but one
which has become necessary in our large cities to
keep in check the murderous hand of the rioter.-
From Saturday night last to Monday morning, the
police Of Philadelphia made 209 arrests; about 80
for engaging in fremen's riots.
The subject of also arming the police of N. Y.
is now agi;ated in the papers OF that city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-09

d. FOR RENT.-Oue Of those neat Brick
M.I Tenemen;s, On Franklin street, between
l9en ana Goth, with rooms. and Kitchen in the
yard, (po. session immediately Apply to
Sc 9-lr GEO. WATT & CO.
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ALBANY |
cided tod
pers TO III |
ant
little from
the claims
seiaer's til |
bill cases.
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a., STRAYED OR STOLEN, from my
80 stable, at Rockets, on Tuesday evening last,
ID large Bay Horse. de has white spot on the
forehead, hind foot white. and has scar ON his
right shoulder. Ten dollars reward will be paid
Tor his delivery to me above.
Sc 9-3t~ JOHN WhSLFY
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DRUMS HERRINGS.-IlO ools landing
- from schr John Oliver for sale by
sc 9-2t* T.. S. MORTON & co.
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NEW BOARDING. HOUSE.-A few Gen
~ tlenen can be accommodated with Board at
Mrs. ALMONDS, on Nam streer, between It'll and
9Th Streets If application be made And also,
fine Family Room, furnished or unturnished,
with Bosrd, can be had. e9-it*
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m SONS OF TEMPERANCE.-A,

NSNNlHNlzl SUNS UF TEMP e KANCE.-At
S.IaxZ called meeting of Hutchinson Divi.
~ sion, No. 63, held yesterday aItern oon
&dABNAs it was
Res0tred, To meet at their Hall This Thursday
Morning, at O'Clock, to pay the last tribute OF re-
spect to deceased Brothers, THOS. J. BARNES
and WILLIAM II. SMELL.
unctual attendance is desired Members Of
Sister Divisions are invited to unite with US.
Sc 9-ltk WM. WILLIS. IR. r s.
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HUNS.-i25 double and sin gle barrel Guns of
~ our own importaticn-soms of superior quail
ty, for sale by
$40 VAN LEW e. TAYLOR
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HALVES E. SUTTON, NOTARY
DSA PUBLIC Particular attention paid tt-
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments. Of
tee in the Law Building, Richmond, Va my
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GOOD invite smokers 10 drop
~ in and try our assortment CT Principe Hava
na Cheroot and Regalia Cigars Recent arrivals
make our stock of Cigars very complete and We
can accommodate all who wish to buy Prices
well supplied with choice brands
GAYNOR e. WOOD
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M ANTED-A stout NEGRO BOY, about six
w teen seventeen -ears of age, TO wait in
store. Apply at ANTONIO PlZZINPS,
se9 No 40 Main street, under City Hotel.
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= LAND WARRANTs.-The high


49, est market prices will be given in cash
for Bounty Land Warrants of 40, 81, or loo acres.
Joan L. MARTIN. Pension Agent,
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YUUNGa UUAkU. ATTENTIUN.-
"a You are required TO attend m Getting of your
III Company at your Armory, on THURSD AY,
" the 9th day of September, half past flock,
z. NJ. BY order of the Captain.
Sc 9 A. X CRUMP, o 5.
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QUINCY FOUNDRY a
Corner Mnin md Quincy streets,

wHEELlNG, VA. -.t. .r -.- -r..l
yE Subscribers la wing greatly enlarged and now conf
pletcd their extensive establishment, are prepared TO
furnish the public with every variety OF WORK IN their lnc
Splendid plain fancy arches including lenders sum-
mel fronts, fire iron stands NC, ovens common rouEd'
and straight barred CRATES. = IN d.,
aA AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES,
Including the and most improved coal anu woou
stoves Franklin, balloon cannon ten plate Keel boa!,
lIo,Io in ali its branches Sugar kettles OF yar
GUS sizes. AMI everything In tpe does'c hc who'es'''
and retail. ~ laid - ~. > :. It,,
Mill gearing, boat and Hull castings Our extensive
and most improved assortment OF patterns our ioE eN-
rrrencc in tits line bupess and the liberal patronage
hitherto received. warrant US TO expect continuation ot
custom i'm this part business Wind mill hay seale
corn shelter truck wheel, and small wagon Castings
Wagon and buggy boxes. .cuc,.r,Sce
We are prepared TO furnish the patent lever patent h
side Crane Hull. Hornet, Snider &c We have also &C.
ccd at this time tho exclusive right to manufacture n
inpe mcnis IN a arI.iins at the present day.
Iron rails and fencing, for ceuetees houses. gaIues
yeranlas &c Forter's improved graduating twyerc OF
ron-ve have sccred the paten right for seScra, coa
cs for ths useful iron and exhibit Tecommenaiions
from the United States Armnry, possessing qh
for facilitating the Blacksmths abors, winch no other
pcssesses Window caps consois, &C IN snort every
Thing i'm our line business Sad irons win fancy stacus
scrapcTs porcb feet eeers window apd sewer
gratings &c. Wrought iron Hai an" s'hes oi 'hc pcs
quality and at the lowest prices. - -.
or retail will please give call All orders from the
country will he carefully attended to and punctualy 6cd
| Scrap iron purchased at market prices = ~. q
| anaaI S'e'Tf HAMILTON & ROC ERS.
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-------I- Cincinnati HHydropnthic Or ~
:. Water Cure Establishment.

,1,E above institution is open the reception OF
an tl,n Carthage pike aud but few rods from the Ham
tn Cincinnati Dayton Railroad In the rear ana at
No "a me- distance from Miami Canal In the 'front.' rem.
"rne easy those desrous o. enjoying the
benefits Of the Institution =, az. o,r,, -, o,r
ns pleasing variety OF pg than , 'ss @
beautiful beyond description: ,,,,,..- ,,. a., ,,
or thc tist AT glance The neatness and elegance OF the
imter ror combined with the numerous atraGtions Wncn
desirable one. Halls extern
siye the Rooms spacious and inviting where INC lnsaiu
neenen weather The Rooms well ventilated
and neatly nshed the bath Rooms are nne n
rw lo,n In connection with the Institution there is
Gymnasium Hail. m irs, ssons 9hg ,Ser msealns
strength BY hcal cxeEeIsS Ihc sss @ Wmr e sn
nn1 nsh ,ls ni%a flowing grayely bed they send
forth water both cold and delicious Lhe county, anu, ~
air and variety scenery AIlthings confined we can.
moi think OF more desirable place. 'or those seeking
nr having had much experience the treatment
th, no si,s will be spared the restoration health
those committed to his care Mrs pE.sE who has, for
sases peculiar her and being every way qualified
for so important station will take special charge q
iiueo that bane of beauty, health and haprncss
which frustrating the energies and The use
this Institution successfully, ndeendent OF o.
supporters any kind To this subject we would
te attention Of ladies' in all cases we SHAH eApect o
perform perfect cure. i, a., ,, Mt, u,
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad will stop at the oartase
station Patients requested to bring two Somioria
on5p,itr of old linen suitable for bandages5 5l !,
rrN MS-Thc terms Board Medical services, anu a
r5in viii be dollars per week. payable
weekly will subject the i rasn. ase 70 Tyhf Ri
Gd 4; 10 spend length OF time III the institu
In. Trasic pei will be charged two dollars pei
From three 10 five dollars will be charged for the frs
4 examination. ..., .,,r., b s1.gl.iI Ha,t -
tr-'u} for 'u '''' 1ss - - d. A. PEASE, NJ. ~
| -5... .,.ta-f Proprietor and Physie
carthage Hamilton Co.. Ohio. ID 'f.s5,, anse4.
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MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE

or Observation-Disclosures of 1S52-'53.
I'M, K regular course Medical Lectures in this lnstit'l
| tion will commence on the FIRST MoNDAf OF
NOVEMBER NEN'r, 1852 and continue inur moh'hs'
i. yl.l H.t 81 noAZp fLl.l .E eI stf
l,cy e. ELLIOTT, H. H., President OF the Board. ..F
q. ~. LANGnoNX. N. H., Secretary '' - '- -..
Rev. THORNTON y. MILLS. l.urs. .gga, i-r.t.t#
Hon. c. II. COFFIN. w
RID. MuSSBS. NJ. n. g,-H SOLE .assf Ga
Hon. JOHN BuRGuTNE. .a. .. y lfU
lion. G. 10. HOAniEY, Ju. -
T. NJ. GREGORY, Esq. .s.g gtFs .tT ti. -lflfti ~
GEO. .MENnENllALL,M NJ d.. tl'
The Faculty is composed OF the following gentlemen:
Il d. Messy NJ H.. Professor Of descriptive and orcr-
alive Surgery .....
Jouy DAVIS NJ H., Adjunct Professor of Anatomy; n1
ions r WulrI VI. d.. Professor of Theory and Prac.
CO Nyynrs,,LI. NJ. H.. Professor OF Obstetrics and
Diseases of W omen AMI !: hi,iren -.
JoIS A. Munruy. NJ. H. Professor nj Matcria Meatca,
TLcrapcutics and Medical Jurisprudence =,
G. CoMEGys VI. H., Professor al liisth'cS OF Mcui.
cine. . 80 f,,;.,r,
pnyLtMlNIRy COURSE Of Lectures upon some important
onccalties in Medicine and Surgery will be gwen during
,c n,nn Of October. These lectures Will he ircc STU
cnfs n re al vised commence with this course =
" Tbc DISSECTIN(i ROOMS, under the supervision OF
the Adjunct Anatomy will be OPENED on Inc
Isi OF October. ,.-..,-,,., .r;.,.., :.
r6ssectinr Ticket Sn Graduation. Fee S25 rs4a. m.
f"r '"' '"'' "'' j. p JUDKINS, NJ. H., tr
:, llrE- 'trt Dean OF tho Faculty
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

Do HfhNTs y " -
rI,uE SUBSC r IBER; having made extensive arrange
ucnts in the East for tile supply of Marble and con-
tenplans the erection OF Steam works. he wond Invite
the attention of Builders, and tho public III gc
cr to the inspection OF his stock, consisting OF Italian
Esyal Sienna mcican aud other Marbles Of the finest
o,nlties which cal be sold lower than other establish
iD,nt in the west. = u .ltI d. = -...-
Dealers would find 1t to their advantage TO inspect ms
stock before purchasing else sewhere. ..,ag !, !, q
His work is done III the most elaborate STYLE and he
gould invite the attention OF purchasers to examine his
stock of Staarv and work, Monuments Gem
oiaphs Tonbs Head and foot stoncs &C. and Grave var!
york in every variety; being enabled by his superior ac
tics TO supply this work considerable lower prices than
a,iv other establishment in the country -''. t
~ N MICHAEL l. R0lIAN. .r
O." Marble Mason and Vault l;udcr.
tnJ-,lso CaIcucd Plaster Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
casts and Models and Marietta Grind stones warranted
n the lowest trade pi ices. -. ~ IT,