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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-23

Free States ho7l.045 0i5,4l4 1896
Slave States 42a,os 350ssS
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-23
Oil Window shade,

Oil Window Shades.
TUSTreeeivsd At our Carpet stoSe. 276 olWindow
- Shades, for sale cheap by psl 4s5g aINleE
ss OSBORN, &sSTEWART.&
April II. Opposite the Capitol House., cOlunbvs
the 4 Dbl sbbl. / Dbl, at WfLHfTE,S eS1-
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A .YtoLExr ToggAp9 passed over Stsas-
burg Lancaster county PA ,oR the 3Iinsi.
Mr.. j. r Herr had S BOO worth o. grow
ing wheat destroyed; Mr.. Al. Espphshade
SsQ0 weEths and ~seYetai others s,dFsbed TO
BcoDEidersble extent Hui stpneB asiuFac
wahaav i1b saia5 eegercd shesqfsp1Asa
~fa III lt eta~4sft a. tffa7fN .nftta
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mER AM %TAIIONE-

>aa SPRINGER & TROUT, lafcs
MHAvEfeeeiyed al their cLorHtsu ESrAS:
eNLAl nrsaMERTin Giesyi6 building. betwee1
te Hooking Valley Bank apdT w. TallmadQe,s Ex[
Change ofice, and have just opened q large and estens
siSe assortmentof n2aU g~Ebs5aE
SPRING AND SUMNER Goebs,
Aha are now manufacturing every variety Of
SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR.
Which they will sell as low az the same ouslItv sS
goods and work can be purchased at ANY other esfab-
~lishiaeht inthe city. Their clothing IL manufactured
under their own supervision andfs consequently Gu-
hetior, to that which IL brought from other pisess.-
They have also on hand, 4 beautiful variety of
CLOTHS, cASSIMERES, vESTINGS, &C.
Which they. arc prepared to Manufacture 70 order.
They have in their employ the beat Of wofkmen and
are at all times prepared TO make the best fits and in
the lateststyles. Alt their trOrklvilbe auorrantsd.
The public arerespeetfllly solicited to call and on.
amlHe their Stock and while thanhGI for the liberal
patronage they have enjoyed, they assure their old
customers and Al others ihatthey viii 1abprfo give
general satisfaction both In the qualit y and price OF
their goods and work. SPRINGER q TROfIT.
lancaster, march 81, 1863
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Oc-The New York Tribune q rSursda,

w The New York Tribune OF Thursday
says. $500 04ir p 7i4d Fa7fs 9i
90 The supply OF capital seeking employ
mlent ID, rather pressing on the market at @
per cent, on god securities, and loans are
made - some extent ats per cent. On
common stock securities, however, a per
cent yis still freely paii. The Bank reports
90 not attract attention Tho Western
lb4lapces are increasing here although the
railroad drafts for disbursements are large.
The heavy payments by the Federal and
Stnte Governments aud corporations, for
interest on the LIST ptoxs, will give addition.
al ease TO the marketsl" 4ld"1 sef s,Hr
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.0Is lOeeklA Gazstte.
CRY OP L~ANpAsTER.


CRY OF LANuAsTER.
weas'AAy mssasAssaa s ] isas,
ExcoaN0Siearlos or TnE eMiAnis,1-
The Euquirer Of Wednesday had a very care
fully written leader on the duty of the De-
mocracye Of this county in the approaching
fan eiectiou, Of which The following are the
dosing Pqtagssphss
In our opinion Il is out Of place, in this
e8nneclion, 70 say an admonitory word d.
rectly for The ear ofthat portion Of the party
who have been Identified as msab rs 81 The
sMirtaf 1r9s. a. &gglg
HoweyeE proper aud laudable its get
rers up may claim the oyses aud designs OF
sfhat association were Intended, yet, il can
A Hotbe denied tina, It was used for sinister
ends hostile 10 the hatmsny and usages OF
She Democratic party. II its Intentions
were honest then were they grossly per-
scrtedB BY Interested members, producing
nothing But mischief to the party, and ok.
citing the just indignation of the honest
mass against what they could regard "a
pqthsng else than a secret, conspiracy to use
the party for the selfish purposes Of the
eombin alton. efN ~ aaAst 3
The mass. we Atm were justly fncedsed
AZ the Tri9e, aud therefore We now say that
with the strong prejudices still in The minds
otthe party against the members Of the as.
.Boci1iioR. that al ywiIo had any connection
with1i It should, IL they desire to see bar.
tRDny restored incur ranks, aud the usage:
q THE party o~gainrendcred strong and eff
cent, forhear 70 take, any part this fall in
the nomination Of our ticket. SNcilher will
they be solicitous to have the credit oF pro.
curing the pominatiopI of any one for the
suspicion that q candidate was nominated by
such Influences, will this fall, certainly pro-
daee his defeat Ifrthey, therefore, have
The goodaof the partylot heart, they will
neither seek TO go into the convention as
delegates, or TO get any one of the Tribe
upon the ticket. IT they care nothing for
Is pence and Harmony and success, then they
wiiliaka the adverse course. h1s ,e-ei
So the "Mjalni Tribe" mist consider
themselves exercised and cast out of the
party, !" at least so far as the "spoils,p
whether honorary ur renun %erative, are con
cerned. The only mercy shown them is
nthe privilege OF being bewers Of wood and
drawers Of water for tho Sawbucks-the
poor boon OF helping the party to secure off
ces which they are forbidden to participate
- ID. The arrogant conduct of the new or
gan ofthe Sawbucks is made doutlyr iusull
ing by tho fact that il comes upon the
"Miamis" while they are yet flushed with
their late victory at Washington, where
they arc. understood to have completely rout-
ed the forces a the Sawbucks, giving them
notn single Office in the distribution Of the
Plunder. Ao SPLEEN ra3 l2
The course ofthe Ehqutrephas been both
. 49, 49,. .--- -
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gN4vALs euoited states frlgote cnmyo,
Land was stu at Athens.o Of tie i3thtult, a.
waiting ne Negotiations with Greece in re.
huon % pr. King, the missionary. Mr..
Hfqrsn' Com. Strlngham, Captain Harwood
and Capt. Turner dlied with the King on
The nth, The sSsDs Jaeialo had gaae. "a
speEzla, and thence hume, The Leyant, and
the 81. Louis were daily expected.
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HUBBY, HUGHES 4 CO.,
FORWARDING AHD C0MMISSION MERCHANTS,


AID nKALEns IN
Salt, Fish, Pias;oE. aze Water tiHe,
cLEvELAND. OHIO.
fBERALCash and advances made on c~onsipnments
H of property, for salem this or eastern markets.
PrOprietors West. Trans. line, Ohio Canal
AGENTS FOR
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.
For freight or passage, apply to RfE
]. II. MOORE, No. i Cort andt ST., New Yuk.
Western Transportation Company, Erie Canal,
Via. Buffalo, New York and oswego Line, via. Oswego.
-PRoPRlEToRs AND AGENTS.
s g. CHASE & co. Afinny. New York.
SAMUEL MORGAN, ,Bnhalo, New York. q
J. y. DYGERT &cor Oswego, New York. g.
4 .. Z; s M!ISGS; usRroDa :. .N.M
P.B BURKE. % Siatept.. Boston, Mass. IA
S.FLANNAGAN, 683 S0ntb Wharves. Phil.
JANE, c. EVANS. Ship Canal. Buffalo.
Griaith,s Western Line, e
P1DrEIEToRs AND AeExrs. :.
IVAN ,No.3g cpentis Slip(up stairs)N. Y.
I NM.S TewLn, conner River &State sts Troy. M
I'M GRiTSTH 3 co, Long Wharf and Ship canal
Buffalo, Refer to Merchants generally. Aprl26
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The MAYOR or MONTREAL has been OK
honerated BY the councils of that city from
the charge OF ordering tbs troops to fire up
cattle people during the late mob. The
troops heard the order given TO fire and,
without knowing who gave II, fred. Even
me oincers 10 command positively aver they
ald not give the order. II Is suspoctedthat
" originated with acme spectator, aud that
4le troops understood Il 10 come from an
analeer. a fHs la.a .~slssgtss fslss s~a-''
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3 S ARRTVAL

f RES II "A ARRIVAL.
HAVE Just received and offer for sale at reduced
Il prices, for cash or country produce,
4 LARGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
GROCERIES, MOTIONS, &c.
Consisting In part of Rio Coffee, Orleans, Loaf md
Lump Sugar; n. Orleans and Sugar house rnolasses,
Golden Syrup VARIETY OF TEAS, starch, Pep.
per and spices, ground and in the grain: Mustard.
God Fish. Nlackerel and White Fish; Fancy Soap,
Fishing Tackle and all other articles usually kept in
an establishments of the kind. =
UTAshbrook's Whiskey by the barrel, choice Ii.
quorS of al kinds by the gallon, etc.
Lancaster, April 90. 1881 JACOB ely.
ITEagle and Telegraph copy for . months
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The title of this work sufficiently disclos.
es It's character, Ingrahom is well known
to the literary world. To the lovers of
this kind Of reading this work wi be ont
what Of a. treat % I HfUi tHtIfF q
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March 2, 1883.
Lace, Swiss, and Damask Curtains.

JUST RECEIVED
Oh pairs Lace Curtains, from 81 to SIS y pair,
~ 30 Embroidered swiss do. So to sIb "
IS " super silk and Worsied Damask,
400 . .Worsted Cord aud Tassels,
w pieces Gimp. and all other curtain fix
turos, for salc by OSBORN s. STEWART,
April Il. Opposite he Capitol House, Columbus.
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G5'Tanuers will find il to their advan.
tage to consult our advertising columns.
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noon, sT14IoXERY, ann FANCY

STORE.
fNNHE subscriber has commenced the above busi-
u ness in the room lately occupied 3yJ0haL Tut
hin as a Book Store, directly opposite the Court
in the
Book. Stationery and Faney line.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine his
arge and well selected stock, embracing Misee.lane-
Gus. School Books. Blank Books, Stationery, Fancy
Artie'es, and every thing pertaining to his business.
lhey viii lind him always on hand, ready and willing
70 supp their wants, at prices that cannot fal ITO
give thorough satisfaction, and he trusts that by
prompt attention and low prices, he viii receive a
bera' patronage.
May24dsias Il n coNNELL4 Agent
tATHotIC PRAYER BOOKS, English and Ger
- man Tor sale at the City Book Store;
June 9. 1853. B, CONNELt Agt.
"A LARGE quantity al NOVELS, latest publica-
IA tons. for sale at the City Book Storn.
June 9, 1885. b. C0NNEI.L, Agt,
N Book Store. B.. coNNELL, Agt.
n,cKs wouks for sale at the city Book Store.
49, te Nt5le r b. CONNSbL' Agt'
A good assortment OF FANCY AprIc!Es for sale at
"A the city Book Store. B. CONNELL, Agt'
XETAIl PAPER and WINDOW sdAnEs for sale at
w the city Book Store. d. C0NNELL, Agt.
A good supply Of Fainilv and Pocket Bibles, for
IA sale at'iho city Book Store. B. GoSSEiL, Agt.
UNDERGRADUATES MANDATORY.
Three doors, West of the Swan Hotel, in
Whites bnilding,
MklhS1REET,4kNCBST OHIO.
l. -taf. LITTLE AND MATLACK ad +
IN wing recently removed their establlshmentfrom
HlShnfer's,old buildings to the brick BLOCK Oft.
U. White. on the corner Of Main and Columbus
streets and made numerous additions TO their stock,
take this method of informing their friends and the
public generality that thoy are prepared to ~inanufac-
lure with nel' ness and dispatch all articles pertain
Ing to their limo Of business. They have employed
articles fro nithc best material. s.G fl l .
They keep CONSTANTLY on hand a general aasoIt-
mont ofthe following articles:
Saddles. Brides and Harness, g
Carriage, Wagon and Riding whips
Trunks, Yalisrs, Carpet Bags, - eSe r-e,
Single and double Mattresses,
All kinds OF lv-nets. &c. Bic.
All of which they viii sell CHEAP for CASH.
All work made to order, or purchased at their estab.
ii,hment, Is Warranted TO b. mldG Of the BEST
MATERIAL, and in a Workman. ike manner
Call ana examine for yourself before purchasing
Ell ,ewhere,
June 2, "a LITTLE & MATLACK.
N. B.-The senior partner, DESTROYS OF setilin- up
the outstanding accounts Of tho old firm, would ra-
spectiully ask those indebted Ia call and settle imme-
diaiely, and thus save him tho disagrecable necessity
NJ placing the accounts in the hands OF officers ofthe
law for collection. A word to the wish Is sufficient.
In. LITTLE.
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Literary Notice.--Laftte, the Pirate of
the Cult. BY II. Iugraham, New York;
Dewitt & Davenport. Lancaster: d. Con-
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"a SINGULAR ClRcuMsrAxcE.-A few
days sinee, Mayor Shellbuker received q
ietter from al attorney at law, in Cnrtis.
town Tuolurnne county. California. stating
THAT, a riient'ofhis was then under arrest
upon the charge of numbering a lady named
jane Morton, formerly of Fulton, near This
CITY What led to his arrest, il appears
was a dagucrreotypo "f a lady, which was
found on his person, which was ilentifod as
the miniature Of Mrs. Merton. Before The
leoroncr's jury one witness swore positively
that the deceased was Mrs. Morton, al
though the body was IN a decomposed state
that Identity appeared impossible. This
witness sHears Tat he cannot be mistaken:
the likeness Is correct, and that he knew
Mrs. Morton, wife OF Joseph Morton resid.
ing IN Fulton, Hamilton county, Ohio, thut
they lived near a sdwmiif where he once
worked, and that Mrs. NJ. formerly resided
IN jacksonville, about eight miles from Gin
%cinnati. t rlr'f -{ - 1tfi sFtfaTd7 nv
The object ofthc attorney, in addressing
The letter to this city, was TO ascertsii, II
such a Iidy ever lived in Fulton, or vet re.
sides there.
Mayor Sbcllb iker immediately set to
Work - Investigate The mrtter, and f,rtu-
nately found a lady in Fulton, correspond.
.ingln every particular to the description in
the '%ettcr. She il at PRESENT risidinq in
Fulton; her maiden MIN, wls Ross, and
she formerly lived in Madisonvill. She mar.
red a man named Joseph M1rton,. WIN is
nav proprietor of a sawmill In Fulton.-
She cheerlully made afid avit TO the foreeo.
ing ldets, and had her daguerrcotype taken.
at the request of the Mayor, which was for
warded by him TO the attorney in Califor.
mia.
Asthe trial has been postponed for three
months, in order to give the person impris.
oned an impartial hcaring,it may readily be
expected that the above intelligence, whom
" reaches him, will be the source OF The
greatest grutii cation, releasing him from
the stigma Of murder, nhd'fh AL probability
saving his lie, for 1t ~ well known that
in California il is a didicuttbhatter for one
charged with crime, moro especially murder,
To eStricate himself from the dilemma, when
mere Is the least suspicion or evidence to
Iasten the crime upon him,-Ciu. Tim:s.
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"A LARGE quantity al NOVELS, latest publica-
N tons. FOR sale at the City Bpok Storn.
June 9, 1855. b. CoNNEL.L, Agt.
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LEY to Uncle Toms Cabin, for sale at the City
N Book Store. B. CoNNELL, Agt.
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ntcKs WouKs for sale at the city BOOK Store.
~ ,3 .f D. CONNELL, Agt.
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OH Cloths! oil Clothsl!

UST received a large lot, now styles, Oil Cloths
8,4, o, 8, Is and Is feet wide, tho roughly season,
and new patterns, by OSBORN s. STEWART,
y, April II Opposite The Capitol House, Columbus.
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A PLEASANT FARM FOR SALE

Tho undersigned will sell his Farm, in Greenfield
township, Fairfield county, about three miles north
OF Lancaster. containing about one hundred acres, a.
bout nifty well timbercd and the balance under good
cultivation. Thcrs Is upon tho promises a %suticien.
ey drumming water TO suppl the wants ofthefarm.
For information, call an see for yourselves. Tho
farm will be sold upon reasonable terms.
March @, 1853. - -
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Straw Mating,

600 btraW MATING.
lust received At our Carpet Store,
- gu pieces "A, s 4 and Ga check'd Mating,
rs " a., 8 4 and Ga plain white do
Tor sale cheap by OSBORN h STEWART,
April u. Qppositet the Capitol House, Columbus.
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BlanE s~ubi.rnass
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A good assortment of FANCY ARTICLES for sale at
"A the city Book Store. B. CoSNELL, Agt.
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4 tATHotIC PRAYER BOOKS, English and Ger
June 9. 1853. b, CoNNELr, Agt.
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wsas'4ay ms...sAs,saA = isas,
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sApDLE&MARNEss MANuFAcToRY,

A . good supply Of Family and Pocket Bibles, for
n sale attho city Book Store. B.. CoSSEtL, Agt.
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XN7AIL PAPER and WINDOW ShApEs for sale at
w the city Book Store. d. CoNNELL, Agt.
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Lancaster. Jdne %. ls59.
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fTNHE subscriber has commenced The above bust.
ness in the room lately occupied 5gJohnL. Tut
u as a Book Store, directly opposite the Court
House, who're he viii deal in, and supply every thing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08
ARRIVALS,AT,rHB PRINCIPAL HOTELS
urCTEnnlV


EXCHANGE HOTEL M McPhail,
Charlotte, Va; Charles E Sadil, Louisa Gold
Mines henry Eustace, Richmond; Frank G
Ruffin, Albemarle; Join B Baldwin, Angus
Ia Thos Randolph, Thos Garland, Son and
Servant, Albemarle; DIR Wra Merrideth, Loui-
50 county, We; WIN H Tams, Staunton; THIS
r Hawkins, Charlottesville Geo N Folh,
Isle of Wife; G w Lisspara, Mocksyille, N G
DIR Geo Yearly, Northampton; Thos Powan-
son, Accomack: Rich'd Thweatt, Chesterfield;
Z Tryon, New York; s A Goodwin and
Servant, Hicks Ford; J Dubois, New York !;
w Dabney, Campbell; DIR w II Howard,
Hanover; NJ Johnson, Goochlanc Robert L
Peck, New Hanover county, Va; Wm Pace,
Eggieston, Collins Stay, I C Harris, Rich.
mond Richard S Robertson, New York; E
& Leigh, Amelia; VIM Eggleston, Thomas 5
Baxter, Richmond; E Detham, England; E
Byerlly New York; B K Wexford, Frede.
ricksburg Yale, Conn: A G Davis, Mr.
Davis, Madison Courthouse, Va.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-P H Aylett, King
William; L Richie, Washington; + E Rives,
and ID Bisselt, Petersburg; L H Daniel, Prince
George; w + Griffin, Milwaukee, n II Good
win, N c; P b Wilkinson, Washington; c J
ElG.idce, Goochland; w Rowland, and r
Bradley, N c; G. r Hail, Petersburg; e
MITCHELL. ~ L; > / name, anu vi anu <Aio
Fauer, New York. A G Chewing, Amherst;
Coi B"nturant and w E Jones, Buckingham;
A Sharon, aud H S Mason, Nelson; Ham
ii,un, Campbei; ID S HUTCHINSON, New York;
VIM Bnnie, Mas; Rev w Leaveil, Charles
Civ; + B Am.s, Rappahannock.
CITY HOTEL -. D Hsrper Amelia; T Wsr.
ring Essex; P D an, do; Costrell, Chesterfield;
81 Rough do R q Crank, Abemarle; g Rood.
man: Col E Jarsas Pr ncess Ann; NJ Malrott,
York!and: A rsrAnson New kent; G Miller
40 L. JOAN apart, E Guy, 90; w Pendleton,
Caruit.s: D ii c rpeEteT, Ala; T Hsden, lady and
serv,, F oyJ; : Rogers and son, Na; T Dayton,
Miss; T Wit, Phls; Marchant, d., BENEFIT, N
Y; D Hancock, do; DR. Fiut, Essex G II Dlard
w Harrison and II Davis, dc; w Edwards, Phila;
Yates Bait; II Ticker, N C; J Webb and G Smith,
do; w PaEkins Detr il; w Ware, Middesex
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-W Garrett Va; II
Ivey, Lynchburg; S Cardego, Powhatan; John
John Royal, Pttsylvana; II Barnes. Petersburg;
G w Howard, Chesterfield; F Schatfer, S.aunton;
5 Graves, Madison; w w Fulcher Hanover: w A
Sturdivant; Richmond; Fl 5 Ward, New York; A
Cheatham. CHESTERFIELD w Veaable, Farmville
K F Lester Petersburg; B Wintree, d. G C Gre
gory Chesterfield; w w Friend, Chesterfield /;
" Graves, Pittsy.vsniai G w Cox, Goochl5nd ::
F. B McClaonahan, Roanoke; Lindsey, Va:
5 Avis, GOochland D Garden, Alex McRae Co
Iumbia A Copbi, Hobbs, K Wintree w w
hatclf J Il Ferguson, Logan; 6 w Phillips
Peter ahurg
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THE DAILY DIsPATCH
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
House Of Delegates.

Mr.. Crane offered a resolution, enduring
into the expediency of allowing Stearns &
Brummell to erect wharf on James river, op-
posite their still-house property 10 Henrico
county, below the city of Richmond
hr. Crane also offered a resolution which
was adopted, requiring the Board sf Public
w orks to inform the House whether any, and
Il any, what railroads, turnpikes, canals, or
TO the State OF Virginia for any amount loaned
to them, or for interest on any such loans and
whether any, and If any, what companies have
applied sums loaned 10 them by the State 10
other objects than those contemplated al the
time OF such loan; and also what companies,
IN which the State is indebted in any way, are
paying dividends upon aheir stock or interest
upon their indebtedness to the State.
The bill, providing for the payment of inte-
res, due on loans to the James River and Ku.
nawha Company, in January, 1853, was
passed. No further effort was made to iav
TO provide for the payment Of interest due in
July next
A bill was also passed amending an act es
laoIshng the Bank at Fairrnont.
4 bill was reported, authorising the Cover.
nor TO issue percussion muske,s to the Noun,
Vernon Guards. Of Alexandria.
Bills we're also reported, authorising an in
crease IL the capital stock of the branch OF the
Exehasge Bank at Petersburg, and the branch
atAIeIandria-and for establishing an 'inde-
pendent Bank" in Winchester
Alter discussion, the joint order, for the con.
s'deratien OF internal improvement bills, was
postponed until Saturday.
Al ) o'clock, the House adjourned,
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MARINE NE WIS.
PORT OF RICHMOND

ARRIVED
Schr Calico, Nelson, New York mdse, D. Cur.
RE.
Schr Richmond, Purnell, New York, mdse, D.
Currle.
schr Samuel eastman, Collier, Philadelphia coal.
E Il Clarke
Schr John Harris German, Phiiadsp bia, coal,
Davis 81 Son.
Steamer Pennsylvania Baymore, Philadelphia
Tuescay, January 4th, experienced heavy gale, off
the Capes of Virginia sustained slight damage in
spare, rigging and cargo. She was, at one time,
within half mile OF the beach. Captain B lays
he oges their safety to the indomtabe energy dis
played by Engineer Gallon, officers and crew. Cap.
tain passed two vessels on the beach, names un
known, he tears many others have shared the same
fate
SAILED,
Schr Haxall. Lagtisld. New York, ID Carrie
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IA 0RTIm0RE,s RHEUMATIC COW.

4Va POUND AND BLOOD PURIFIER
great discovery Is bringing health and happiness to
uousspds. Rheumatism can be cured. More than one
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nenty during the past year by the of few bottles
OF this compound Letters and certificates are daily
whom have been crppes for years from the effects Of
this hitherto incurable disease, but who now affirm
that they sound and WELL made by this great re-
medy, which is vegetable sprit-an internal remedy
prepared for this disease alone, and this it win
cure In every case either inhanmatory, (acute) or
chronic form Testimony of the most undoubted cha
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proprietors at their Central Office No l. Barclay st.
AFtor House, New York One bottle S. three bottles
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08

In the Senate the debate on Cuba was post
poned till Wednesday next. Messrs. Cass,
Downs, and Chase, made personal explanations
respecting The treaty with Great Britain CON
corning Central America and, after some IN
Important business, the Senate adjourned to
Monday.
The House Of Representatives. took VI and
considered the bill for the prevention Of frauds
on the treasury of the United States but,
without coming 10 Il conclusion upon the
subj went into the Committee of the Whole
Cn tie state of the Union, where matters re-
lalIng to our foreign policy were discus led.