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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-19

SoUTH CAROLINA Could've learn from
the Atlanta (GaI InteHigencer, that Mr..
FIELDS passed thro' that place an his way to
ahe Dahionega Mint, having in charge, $40 900
worth of gold, from the mine of Mi. VIM.
DokNE, in Abbevlle and Edge6eid districts.
This amount was the product of the work Of
eight hands, during the month of January
Outing twenty and half days in December,
with he same number of hands, the ' ield was
s20,5OO. The aggregate yield of gold since
sne commencement of work in the mine, about
, zen months ago, has been upwards of 100000
The qualify of the gold from this mine is said
10 be Of very superior order, and The InteNi,
genccr learns that Mr.. DoRNE has some huge
specimens in readiness for the exhibition at
ahe Worlds Fair next summer.
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OUPERI0R QUALITY CLOTHING AT
~ REDUCED fKICES.-J. d. GOODMAN, No
1874 Main street is offering his entire stock of
heavy Winter Clothing, viz:
Over Goats of every style and quality
Business Frocks and Sacks, OF al: qualities
Cashmere Parts and Vests
Merino Under Shirts Drawers, &c, &c
At greatly reduced prices. Those who have not
supplied themselves, now find great bargains al
I'D GOODMAR'S,
No 1874 Main street, opposite Eagle SOU re.
NIB have on hand also, good assortment OF
Trunks and Carpet Bags, which l am exceedingly
anxious to close out
ia l8 JD.G
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VALENTINEs.-lt is estimated that about 20,
900 Vi lentines were despatched in Boston, on
Monday, about one quarter of that number
having passed through the post-ofice. At
Wheeling Va, 5000 or 5000 and at Norfolk
1890 passed through the post.office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-19

nA.t,alHs EXTkAORDlNAkY.-D this
ID week and the balance of this month, we will
asB,bs cheapest Dry Goods ever yet sold by us, in
srder to make sufficient room for our new Spring
supuly Our assortment at present will compare
Tsyo,4o,y with any other establishment in our
Inc except the prices of the Goods, which are con
.idershie lower. Look at tbs fine wide Bleaehe6
Gotten q, Cd, worth l2E; Bed Ticking s. 10 and lel
cents; bule silk Wells 25c Kid Gloves 371c, very
barge lot of mbroideiies just received Cambric Ed
xina ard Inserting at l21 Is, worth richly double
Can b. ic Bands 25c, hleriimack Prints Sd. great
variety OF patterns, Irish Linens and Diapers yery
eheap, Bobbdns and Thread Ed ings.
TIE following very desirable Goods received the
hst few days: ITO pieces Plaid, Swies and Csmb
Nusiins, do striped and checked, embroidered Eus.
ans in white and colored for party dresses; also.
400 Crspe shawls plain and embroidered, of ibis
years inporsa'ions.
Give us cali and you will be satisfied about the
cheap goods. J.MlLLHIsER BRO.
lie IA l93 BROAD s,raas
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A man appeared at The City Hall, Boston,
she other day, for marriage certificate, giving
rs his occupation, Rat, Mice and Cockroach
Catcher" His intended, he said, followed the
same business. 1t takes call sorts and con-
dtons' 10 make world.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-19

nNEHAL AGENCY.-Th The subscribers Of
u fer their services to the citizens of Richmond
and the surrounding country as General Agents
and Collectors. They will attend to the hiring Of
Negroes. renting out Houses, and collecting of
elairns either in the city of Richmond or vicinity
TIMBERLAKE e. LEWELLEE
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NARTER's SPANISH MIxTURE-THE
" GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD TIE
BEST ALTERATIVE KNOWN-NUT A PARTI
Gle OF MERCURY IN ANY FORM IN lT-Ap
iniallible cure for Scrofuls Kings Evil, Rheuma
tism, Obstinate Cutaneous Erupnons Pimples or
Pustules on the Face, Botches Biles, Chronic Sore
Eyes, Ring Worm or letter, Scald Head, Enlarge
ment and Pain OF the Bones and Joints, Stubborn
Ulcers, Syphiitic Disorders, Lumbago, Spins!
Complaints and all diseases arising from an iniudI
cious use OF mercury imprudenca in life, or impu.
rity of the blood. For sale by
THOS. f. PACE, Druggist,
de Ia 222 Broad street
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YON,s KATHAIRON, FOR PRE-.
~ SERVING, RESTORING AND BEAUTIFY.
ING THE HAiR-The Kathairon neutrahzes the
effects OF Disease. Climate and old age in restor
ing the human hair, and after badness of 70
years; cleanses the head from Daudruff and It's
natural impurities; will cure the Nervous Head
ache, diseases OF the skin, such as Scald Head
Erysipeas &c; and is the most desirable Toilet
article for Ladies' or Gentlemens use, in the
world IL exhaies the perfume of the most deli.
c1ous overs and being free from rancid oil or col
oring properties, gives the hair that sof, rch curl
ing appearance obtained by no other preparation.
- Inc use OF the kathairon is adopted by the first
physicians N Europe and America, and has sale
shd patronage unprecedented In the history of the
nITad Medsoa. Words alone are superfuous; a
triai only Can attest its real virtue, as its million
friends viii certify.
70 be had of all dealers throughout North and
south America, Europe, and the Islands OF the
ocean, IN large bottles foi 25 cts.
Ine OLD cannot apply q remedy, or the young
take caution too soon. Use the Kathairon.
Il. THOMAS LYON, Chemist
16l Broadway, New Yorx
sold Richmond by ADiE 4 GRAY,
e0-6m l47 Main street.
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TIE subscriber having associated with MIN Mr..
Il. w Timberlake in the General Agency and Col.
gectjnp business returns his sincere thanks for the
patronage heretofore bes towed on him, asks for
ne NV concern q continuance OF the same
10 10 ALFRED LEWELLEN
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A LIST OF. LOTS AND PARTS or
"A LOTS 10 the City Of Ri bmond returned de-
hnquent for the non payment Of City Take. thereon
for the wear 1852 which said L. part OF lots will
be cola In front of the City Hall on the first day Of
the next term Of the Hastings Court for the city Of
Richmond, between Sbe bours of y In the morning
and O'clock In the Afternoon, unless there be pre-
viously paid the taxes thereon together with 20 per
cent for additional charges.
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MARINE NE VS..
PORT OF RIG III vi d n ID .

SAILED,
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, New York,
mdse Lee.
Bark Indiana, Watts, hence. arr. at Boston 10Th.
Schrs Elizaue,h Ann, Fredericksburg, Mercy Tay-
lor and Victor, Richmond. arr at do sams day.
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PoLiTxNEss, that cementer of friendship and
goothrr OF eniniies, is no where so much re-
CURED and so frequently outraged, as in ia
1ali!sr cnces: in near and dear connections it
IS continuaIly abandoned, and the result is, that
all the illusions of life are destroyed, and with
diem, most OF its happiness. There
are many who waste and lose affection by
careless and cften unconscious neglect. 1t is
not plant 10 grow INTENDED. The breath of
indifference, o. a rude touch, may destroy for
ever It's delicate texture.
.. L tere is daily attention TO the courtesies
Of life, which can alone preserve the freshness
of love. The easy surprises of pleasure,
earnest cheeltulness of assent TO slight wishes,
abe DaUitual respect to opinions, the polite ab.
s,inence from personal topics, in the company
Of others, unwaveriDg attention to his or hei
sonfori, both at home or abroad; and a ,ove all,
she careful preservation of those properties of
gont ersaton and manner, which are sacred
when before the world, are some Of the secrets
which age and habit alike fail to impair or de-
mIuIsti.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-19

Later from Fort Laramie and Sai Lake.
A teiegraphic despatch from independence,
dated February 9TH, says:
The Salt Lake mail reached here yesterday,
bringing us dates OF the l2tn of January from
For, Laramie. Beyond that point the carriers
have not been able to go or come for three or
four months on account o! snow. Such win
Ter has not been known in that reg ion for many
years. The American Fur Company have
lost many of their cattle and horses. Buffalo
and sntel"pes are found dead in some OF the
eanon@-having been frozen. TUFTS compa,,
nv, of which wrote you last, have moved
sheir camp few miles, over TO some neIghoor-
ing rItnoer Quite number OF the men are
dost5it,ep, and few cattle have oied.
The snow between Laramie and kearny
has not melted much-ts average depth is
6fieen inches.
The mai! had TO follow the meanderings OF
she river, aud pack their provisions and mail.
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q GN0ON EDITIONs.-NEW BOOKS
IL For sale by HAROLD & MURRAY, BROAD

q GN0ON EDITIOSS.-NEW BOOKS
Ia For sale by HAROLD & MURRAY, Broad
asreet-
The Lefty and Lowry, or Good In All and None
M Coos, by h Mcintosh, author of Two LIVES
OF To lie aud To Seem, 2 vols-psper 50 cents
cloth a. SN'1
The Experience of Life, by sewen author If
Any Herbert, &c-paper Soc, cloth 75c -
The Lde and Correspondence of Thox Meow.
Publishing IN num5ers-25c each
Ihsckeray's humorous Writines-50c nor No,
Matthew Paris English History, from the 49,
z235 TO 1873, translated from the Lstin-I Qua,
EAition-l % Auon
Baeen's Essays and Historical Works. London
Edinon-Si on
Schauw's Earth Plants and Man, and Ko.a,p.
Miners Kingdom, London Edition. as
Is Denasfhenes' otynihiacs, Philpics A tran.
hted tren kennedy, London Eoition-sI
Also, ali OF Bohn's Editions OF the Classic.
New Music received every week o,
DAM WM. RAPP's GOLD PEW.
n have received another supply Of the above ;n.s.
b celebrated Gold Pen, which makas our s..o1.
Aent com piete. GEHNET 4 JAMES.
fall sole agents for Richmond. Eagle sou.re
GUPERIOR JAVA COFPRR.-SO0 ANAL
- bags, for sale BY A@''
sls DAVENPORT. ALLEN . CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-19
r0nic Rheumatism Twenty Years
Standing.

LUIIot ICfC.
Capt Edward Powers writes:-l have for more
than twenty years been severely sflicted with
rheumatism, first acute, then chronic. tried all
other remedies of which could hear. | also had
the best medical attendance which could De pro-
cured all proved unavailing. l procured and
used two bottles Of Mortimore's Rheumatic Com
pound and Blood Purifier, and it cured me sound
and well.
ia 81 EDWARD POWERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-19

EENDERS AND FIRE IROas.-Brass
green with brass mouldings, bronzed and Nur-
sery Tenders, suitable Tor city aBd country sre
plac-s brass head polished and kitchen Fire Irons,
assorted, In prices from so cents TO 81 So
Also, good assortment OF polished and brass
head Pokers, for sale by
oc 10 VAN LEW Il TAYLOR,
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~ ID - 3
ICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAIL
III ROAD NOTlCE.-From apd sfter February
18th, the Richmond and Dsnville Rail Road Com
pany will receive and deliver freight only at the
following stations, viz: Coalisld. Powhatsn, Mat
toax, Amelia Court House, Wyanoke, Hay to- KAN,
Meherrin, and Keysville and sech other interme-
diate stations may hereafter be established.
JOHN A. FOSTER,
General Freight Agent R. & D. R. r.
fe l2-dlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-19

~sTONE GCTTING.-JOHH w. DAVIES d
~ CO practical Stone Cutters & Masons, south
Side of the Dock near Mayos Bridge We return
thanks for the liberal p trouage we have received
and trust by strict attention business TO continue
to merit the confidence OF the public. de l6-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-19

~ - DA n1ihNq Raj k aSD
NOTICE-Ihe hIchmond and Danville Rail Road
Company will receive goods for keysville, from
and after 18th inst. JOHN A. FOSTER,
fe l5-6t General Freight Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-19
MHE SOLE RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC
l. KNOWN MortimOre's Rheumatic
Comnouud and Rla0d purifipr-from the

Compound ana BLOOD Pur10er-frOm the
numerous astonishing cures it has effected of Rheu
matsn in all forms and conditions, has become the
most popular remedy ever offered to the American
public. In presenting this Compound to the COM
munity, the Proprietors, although aware from
past experience OF its entire iity to cope with
and eradicate every vestige of this dire com
plant perfectly willing to allow its merits to
be judg from its effects, "a it is compounded ex
pressly for one complaint, ard is only applics
Bile to such complaint, although its curative pow
hay have happy influence on otherils attend
ing the human frame More than two thousand
csses' OF Rheumatism chronic and acute, have
been permanently cured during the past year by
the use of a few bottles of the Compound, and tes
timosials of the most dattering nature have been
and constantly received from individuals of the
highest standing in the community. The deepest
seated and most hideous have readily yielded
to the potent influence of this Compound, aud al
though physicians have pronounced many Of them
incurable, they Ell living, sufficient evidences
to convince the most scepticale.
niOrtimores Rheumatic Compound is a
vegetable internal remedy, harmless in its effects
and can be administered with safety to any age
and condiuon, and has never been known to fail
Fer sale by PURCELL, LADD co, sole Agents
for Richmond. w v ALEXANDER g. CO, Pro.
prietors, No l Barclay street, Aston House, New
York.
Chronic Rheumatism Twenty Years
Standing.
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COkk & WOOD.

4 of 10th st Basin Bank, COKE at 81 25 per load
and best Oak Wo- ID at "a so per cord, delivered
fe 2-lm* WIN. G. BRAZEAL
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LII SMALL BOY S.-h. r. TAYLOR, sth
Il street, between Grace and Frsnklin-My
School being exclusively for beginners, give spe.
cial attention to Reading, Correct Enumeration,
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens OF
my boys composition and writing, may be always
seen at the Dispatch Office. My Rule is persmp-
tory, but as gentle as possible. oc9
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Lay, HAY.-Landing this morAng and tor SO
- ffon the wharf, l32 bAies veAy sRgsror NorsA
JOHN " WRIGHT,
RIA pnek Whsst
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DENTAL SURGRON,-D,
0Yy R. X. CHANDLER, graduate Of Tia
baltimore College of Dental Sure.
ry0 offers bis professional service.
10 the citizens of Richmond and vicinity.
Ofhce las Main street, Eagle Square.
hbkHAENczs-Professor G. B. Gibson, Professor
G. P. Johnson, Rev. Dr. Howell, Rev. j. B. Tsvlo,
Rev Ro. Ryland, A. G. WORKMAN, NJ. D., and WIN
F. Butler. Esq, Richmond
Professor G. A. Harris, Professor Thos E. Bond.
Professor w. r. Handy, Prot. C. o. Cone, and Les
ter Noble. d. d. g., Baltimore se 2-dSn,
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w HITK 1IAks kiLLks vEsTs-NEW
w LOT-No iO9 MAIN STREET.-Recaiyad
this week. mar Stsamsr, . lot Of beautiful Whit
MArseiiea Ys.ta for parties, &c. Call on
ala KEEN. cHLEs & BALDWIN.
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4 fOhE.--I have rented the Coal Yard on tEe
~ Basin Bank, corner of 10th street, and expees
10 keep Ii constantly supplied with COKE, wh'sa
~. That now coming in. i 4 good article Of hard
coze-sn economical fuel Tor close stoves ana
Ranges. expect to furnish, In few weeks . sap
ply of superior Soft Coke, suissbse for sistae par
poses OF domestic iuei Apply 10 Mr.. Wh. -
BkAZEAL, st the Coal Yard.
JOHN j. MERTH,
ja 2S-lm AGENT for js.nas Danlop.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-19

ICHMOND CIGAR MANUFAC-
H TORY The subscriber wouc solicit the a.
tentou of city and country dealers to bis extensive
stock nj Havana and Domestfc Cigars,
which win be sold as low as they can be purchased
in any Of the Northern markets..
= w. d. MERIWETHER
No 296 Broad street
N.R-sole manufacturer of the justly ceienra.
ted denicstised Smoking Tobacco. fe l5-lm 4
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I UTCHESOS's CELkBHATED kEsti.
IA EDf FOR BLIND AND BLEEDING FILES
Warranted safe, sure and mild remedy ios
Piles Pralapsus Ami, and all other diseases o. ne
reetam- One box will convince the patieai OF 10
mild and curative properties.
Price OF. one dollar, 2 OF. Soc per boz
Prepared by w. HUTCHINSON, Amsterdam
Botetourt County, Va.
For sale In Richmond BY Purcell. Ladd Co
Dove Il Go aud Adie * GRAY. Sc 2l-diy
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-02

Il Is esIts, AhS atets q Gsw xass, L. lskl,
ended on i24,a0l pupils in her aouamoE
bols, 1,432,096 dollars; or an average OF near
dollars head for one-fourth of her populs.
while she has a fund of 6,612,S50 dollars
pied to purposes of education. The actual
brence is, that while New York expends twice
two-thirds as much on each pupil as France.
educates her population also in the ratio of
ffold In point OF numbers. France expends
Re upon the tomb of Napoleon than upon her
re Ecoles Primaries; and the city Of Paris,
b 1900 to 1915, has spent at the Hotel de
|e, in fetes to the several governments of
|nce, 100000 dolars-s sum sufficient to
|port its common schools, at the present rate
appropriation, for fifteen years. Previous to
y, the cost of primary instruction in Paris
but 10000 dollars annually. Since then, it
been increased to 100000 dollars, and the
nber of children frequenting the schools is
Tut 1000, or 1-22d part of the population. In
colleges, institutions, and boarding schools of
|city, there are IL 900 pupils; but these embrace
elite of the south from all parts of the coun-
The total number of pupils in the lyceums,
leges, and private institutions in France, for
10, was 92,23l-making total of 2,424, 9I1
ldren only, out of the 100000 in France,
ewing any degree of education. The military
scripton shews, that out of every 1000 young
4 drawn, about40 know how to read and write,
to read only, and more than 400 have no
.ruction whatever. "-Cdnadian Journal of
ucdtton.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-02
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

PRINCE EDWARD.-In this county, Mr.. S. O
Southal Wing is re elected over his competitor by
majority Of $50 votes-but party issues not
made the turning point of the election, is by means
indication of the relative strength othe parties
Prince Edward
ROANOKE.-For Congress Edmondson 540-no
opposition Senate Layne, 5l0-no opposition. Board
Public Works Boyd 2aa, Daniel $50. Delegate; Bass
as5, McDermed 249.
BOTETOURT-For Congress No opposition to Ed
mondson. Senate; No opposition to Layne. Board O
Pubic Wo.ks: Grahan,s majority over Price a55 Do
egate: Wiley, Democrat elected from Botetourt and
Crai9.
NELSON-For Congress Powell 1923, Moseley 533
Senate Irving $780, Scott 4o7. Commissioner Board
Public Works Price $685. Graham AT. Delegate
Dawson. Wing. 473, Hargrove Democrat 432.
AMHERST COL Richeson, Democrat, re. elected
without regular opposition.
BERKELEY For Congress: Faulkner s65, Boteer
652. Board OF Public Works Armstrong 65l Dele
gates Mcclure 953 Sebert 04s Thomas 322-al De-
nocrats
CLARKE-Morgan. Wing, elected to the House
Fsulkners majority over Boteler 30
MARION.-For House OF Delegates Raymond
Wing, 7l6; Barnes Democrat j24; Clayton, Democrat
1885, Arnett. Democrat 342; Rhea, Democrat 2s2 Yort
Democrat. l76-two first elected Wing gain of one.
| RAND0LpH-ForC Congress Snodgrass beats Lewis
aud sterrett. Board of Public Works: Armstrong OBJ
tains all the votes in the county. Delegate Phar
at beats Taylor, late Wing delegate, by large
majority.
| HARRlSON-Lews, Independent Democratic candi--
date for Congress, obtains 400 majority Hoien, De
GRAFT sud Moore, Wing, elected to the House OF Dele
| gates.
TAZEwELL-BogIo DEM and James Dsak, WING
eected to House Wing gain.
| hUSSELI~-Fergnson fWhis) elected to Housed
| uWAsHlNGfON-JB Dunn Dem aud Chas Be- OK
| ham Wing elected to House.
| sMYIH-crockett tWhig) elected to House
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ENTERED.


British schr Harry Thomas, Bennett, from Newport,
Wales, railroad iron to w Isaacs
ARRIVED,
wheat to captain
'~Shr VIM Wlliams, Heath, from Wilmington, c.
lumber to r & d r r Co
Schr Thos Corner, Booth, lumber to H & E Talia-
ferrO
Schr Samuel Rankin, Brown, from N Orleans bacon
and whiskey to Bev Clopton
HSchr Francis Ann, Kain pine wood to Haskins Lib
by
schr Jannet Barnett, from G, shingles and fish to
Jno Womble 81 Co
schr Telegraph, Davis guano to McGruder & Co
Schr Gunpowder, Bird, from Troy, Y, iron ore to ]
r Anderson
Schr Henry Ketchum, Crammer, lumber to Belvn e.
Parker
Schr John F Fardy, Travis, mdse to Winston John
Womble Co., Lewis Webb i Son. S McGruder &
Son.
schr orianna, Dodge, on Warwick Bar
SAILED,
Schr CARROLL. Nelson. shingles to Petersburg.
Schr Henrico futile, New York, flour, tobacco and
iron.
Schr Chas Kent, North. for Norfolk and Baltimore,
with Hour iron and lumber
Schr Truth, Parker, Baltimore, with coal
Schr VIM Colquette, Kirwan, to Port Wathall to
load with coal for Baltimore.
Schr Victoria, Weaver, for New York with bran
Schr Juliet, Bsker. Boston, with tobacco.
Schr VIM Thomas, Davis, to Port Walthall, to load
with coal for Philadelphia
CLEARED May 81.
Bark Edward Fletcher, Freeman Rio with flour
Ship Harriet Augusta, Trott, Bremen tobacco and
stems.
BALTIMORE, June l-CPd Gen WORTH Travis for
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-02

sIon," the Washington correspondent OF the
Baltimore Sun seems to regard it as s. fixed
faet'' that the MeslIa Valley affair is to lead to
another war with Mexico. He says:
seen. Garland is now here, but will leave the
sity tomorrow for FL Paso, and thence will pro-
coed to the intended seat of war. where General
Trias awaits him.
BUTT will be two months before any Ameri-
can blood will be split on American soil, so as to
initiate the war without any formal declaratio q
on either side. | hope that the government VIII
be able to give Gen. Garland such a force as VIII
enable him 10 come Palo Alto over his oppo'
nents 10 Mesilla valley. Ii 90, We VIII make MIN
the next President. sure.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-02

NEW SOCIETY OF FRrENDs.-The Philadel-
pha News states that the religious convention
held at the Old Kenneth meeting House, pursu-
mt to the Gull published. has resulted n the or.
ganizaion of new Yearly Meeting of PRO
gressive Friends" The meeting is said to have
been large and highly Interesting. Sermons
and addresses were delivered by Lucretia Mott.
Thomas McClintack of Waterloo, N Y rk, Oil
YER johnson, c. M. Burleigh, B. Rush Plumbey
and others; and letters of sympathy read from
Cassus M. Clay and others. declaration of
sentiments WAS also adonted.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-02
LscAl lnislIige4ooasCIly affairs. 10

AssAsATINe A WHITE WoMAs.-A white
man named William Mckinney was arraigued
Tuesday before the Mayor upon the charge oil
assauting white woman named Sarah Snow,
In 18th street, on Monday last. Mckinney stat
ed that the woman had abused his mother shame-
fully, and he had logged her for it. A rare in
stance of flial devotion, and one worthy of being
treasured in these degenerate days. As the
Mayor inclined to the opinion, however, that the
law afforded redress for all such cases. and as Mr..
Mckinney had thought proper to exercise in his
own person the functions of Judge, Jury and Elk =
cutioner, he determined to send the case before
the Grand Jury, and held Mr.. Mex. to bail to
appear and answer.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-02

VIRGINIA ELEcTIoNs.-Ex- Governor Smith
is believed to be elected by small majority over
Edgar A. Snowden, Esq, his Wing competitor.
The probability is that no longer to have in
Congress even ''lone starr of the Wing party
from the Old Dominion So much for the GER
rymander.- Wash. Union.