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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

MAN FROZEN TO DEATH.-A man n1med
Daniel Grifiths, blacksmith by trade, who
has for some time past been wandering fro IN
place to place in search of work, was found IN
some bushes by the roadside, near Brooklyn,
ON Monday morning. frozen TO death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

PRINTERS IN LUCK.-Three compostors EN-
ployed in the Bee and Courier Offices in New
Orleans, drew the $4,000 prize in the last
Havana lottery. One, Mr.. Even, having hall
the ticket, got $40 600, and the other two, Mr.
Perry and MIR. Thread, having quarter each,
received SIS 600 each.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

NJ OTICE-- The public are cautioned against IRA.
~ ding for certain DRAFT drawn by me as
Attorney for Houston upon Mr.. William Goul :.
din, and accepted by him, in favor of Joseph N
Ca rington, dated the 18th of January, 1853, and
payable at Qegalls) sight, In the sum of one hun
bred dollars The said draft having been traudu.
lenty obtained by the said Darlington, and being
without consideration, the payment thereof will be
resisted HUGH w. S HOUSTON,
ia 2l-2t Attorney for V Houston
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20 Hampton,. vegetable Tine,urs

20 Hampton's Vegetable Tineture.-.
THIS Invaluable medicine 10 working wonders UPON
the human frame. The letter whisa we publish to-
day, viii DC read with great interest by the afflicted
We lately had conversation with Venerable eler-
gymaa OF this city who detailed 10 US the pariicu-
lars of most remarkable care effected BY tnis
medicine upon woman WAC had FIR years been
sorey afflicted with scrofaA affection.
Similar statements from Lac re- iaoe authority.
provo bsyoad all DOUBT. thar there il q virtue ia
Hamptoa's pegetG5Ie ISsesars which can be found
In other prepar stion. Baltssors Repablicaa oad
ArsaS JaAaary sA.
Can aad ger pamphlets gratis, aai also see adyer-
usemeat ia to-days paper. For sale by
GA SfREC6Ea,
JaH and Ds1 sists generaliy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

e Mime Roland, who had been sentenced
to exile for her political opinions, and pardoned
afterwards, died at Lyons, France, on the 23d
ult., from the fatigue and emotion she had
exT erienced during her transportation in
Algeria.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

COMMONWEALTH VS.. Bowen BRUCE On
otion, leave was given the Commemorative At
torney to file an information on said presentment
The regular term then closed
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App1rrox-we would say, in addition 10 our
report of the Cudlpp case on Thursday last that
a, the time the fracas occurred between inonas
and Cudlipp, Thomas boarded with Eugene ouly'
and Carr was most intimate friend oil Ihonas'
visiting at It's house regularly.
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DIED,

DIED.
On 18th inst, co RNELIA MOORE, daughter OF
r Barton and Octsvia Haxsll, aged 8 years. Her
funeral will take place this day st IL O'Clock, from
tne residence of her parents, and their friends are
invited to attend.
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FAST DRIVING. -Tonpkins - Royster were, on
yesterday fined 81 for the misdemeanor OF team
ster in driving faster than walk, on the 18th inst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

RETURNxD.-The topez and pearl wristlet sd
vertised in yesterday mornings paper, was return
ed yesterday at noon.
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BILLY BowLEGs DEPosED.-A letter from
one OF the officers of the Army, in Florida
mentions that by a council of the chiefs, which
recently assembled at one of their settlements.
Billy Bowlegs had been formally deposed
from his craftsmanship, on account of havins
consented while in Washington, TO emigrate
with the remnant of the tribe now in Florida.
The orator Of the tribe whose name we have
forgotten, has been chosen to fill his place. Ii
seems, therefore, that the excuse offered by
this modern dodge, with regard 10 the spiritual
causes which Influenced his decision at the
time, was not received in excuse Tor his tenn
porsry concession. The uncompromising spi-
nit thus betrayed by the rest of the tribe. is
likely to prove a source of serious ANNOYANCE
TO the interest OF the country, as well as those
of the Inhabitants in the more immediate vi.
ciniiy oftheir setilements.-C Charleston Staad-
ard.
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SHOCKING AFTAIR.-A man named John
Williams, living some ten or twelve oniIss
from La Grange, in Tippah Co, Mss. mnr'
dered his wife few days since by kicks and
repeated blows with his fist. Williams was
in druaken spree, which was the chief rs,,sa
as was thought, tina, led to the cemmiss;on 81
the brutal deed. The unfortunate y;cro - %
eneiente. Williams end.avored 10 mats T h;s
escape, out ne was pursued and AIKEN, and =
demands Of justice. ava" Inc
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NUTICE.-The person to whom my card of the
" 18th inst. had reference. has called and ac
knowledged it all to be just and correct and il |
would forbear publishing his name, that he win
Call In few days and settle the amount. Should he
not comply, will certainly publish his name and
tine whole transaction Whether he pays me or
not it does not alter my opinion of the transaction
ja2l-lt+ JOSEPH COZ OUTFIT
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H The two policemen in New York, Ken
NEEDY and Smith, charged with burglario nsly
entering MIR. Hopkins grocery store, have
been held to bail in the sum of $1,000 each for
their appearance before the grand jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

DOR SALE, CHOICE BkEEDs f
L FOWLS
l pair yellow Shanghaes, weight per pair Is lbs
l do white Shanghaes, do do do lo lbs
l DO Cochin China's, (bred from imported
l do Golden Spanged Fowls imported
l do black Spanish do
l DO Cumberland do
10 do young Shsnghaes and Cochin Chinas
The above named Fowls are pure, and most of
them imported. Address T. S. O., box III. Lynch-
burg Va ia 0I--STn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

TIPPLING.-Robert Jameson was reported BY
watchmen Scale and Perrin for selling spri,aous
liquors without a license.
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DrsmssEp.-Christophe r Walshal was reported
yesterday, for obssructing Canal stFee' VIII "O0'
=. -. .wa,,,,a,;on. the summons was dismissed,
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FIREs.-The Episcopal church and granary
in the rear of M. ]. Follin's store, at Warren.
ton, Va, were slightly damaged by FIRE early
on the morning of the 18th. These fires are
supposed to be the work of an incendiary, and
there is great excitement in consequence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

WHIPPED-Henry Clark, slave, on yesterday
was ordered ten lashes for rolling wheelb arrow
Cd the sidewalk of 18th street He belonged TO s.
s. Myers, who assumed the act, and was tined 81
ood caste
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

e The Fincastle Wing announces the
sudden death of Daniel Sizer, an old citizen of
Bottetourt county. When about half a mile
from town, on his way home, he fell from his
horse and expired instantly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

FIGHrINC-James s. Bass and w K SNYDER got
into an alteration about o'clock yesterday morn
Ing at the corner OF Main and 18th Streets concern
Ing some money End afterwards into fight The
Mayer, on yesterday, bound Snyder over in the
sum OF sloo, and Bass in the sum of $50, to keen
the peace and be of good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

FAST DRIvINe-E. II. Turpin was, ON Ss''eF
day, fined So for the msdenneanor Oh 'sa'n''sF
in driving faster tn an a walk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

FINED-several persons were hued for violation
of city ordinances
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

- In consequence OF the great demand, the
E>ES sale of SHANGHAI FOWLS at the Co
lumbar Hotel. will continue during the present
week, and persons who wish to supply themselves
with the prize oreei is, respectfully invited to
call ia l7-6t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21
DAGUERREnTYpks

Would you Keep those priceless treasures
Memories OF long vanished pleasures,
ana preserve for your beholdins,
Forms and faces long since moaldings
MouLsoS can take, with brief endeayor
Face and form that last forever
truthful hte.like, finely finished portrait or
miniature OF relative or friend, severed from us
ny distance or death, who would MOI prize and de-
sire to possessf A clear, rich toned, durable Ds-
guerreotype is an object rarely seen. But MOUI.
SONS Pictures Withstand the tear of time, aad are
pronounced By the Inquest authority, unsurpassed
on either side the Atlantic
Our price for one of these tine Portraits Ia onlv
onE DoLLAR complete, and warranted TO please
no sale.
strangers and citizens are cordially invited to call
and examine specimens
observe the name and number-MOULSoH'S
SKY and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery ITO " ain
street. des
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

MARRIAGE OF CELEsTIAL.-On the 18th
inst, MIR. Ong Ar-Showe, a tea-dealer, of Bos-
ton, was married to Miss Louisa NJ Henss,
in St. Matthew's Episcopal church, South
Boston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

DRLrvERED.-Hugh Houston. bailsd out OF jail
on "Wednesday, By Thomas o'Connei, was, yester-
dsv, delivered up by his surety, and Houston com
mitted TO jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

OpsraucrING.-E. II. Clarke was, on yesterday,
fined 81 for obstructing 9Th street with wood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

Auction sale Tonight at the
D>S-A store OF g NJ West a. Brother, of an ex-
tensive stock of Books and Stationery, being the
remaining portion OF the stock of lhe late bige
low. Catalogues may be had, and the Books ex-
amined daring the day. Sale to commence at SIX
o'clock.
81 r CAUGHORN, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

WASHINGTON ITEMz.-Mrs. Martha Doug
las, wife of Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, died in
Washington, on Wednesday. She was the
only surviving child of Col. Martin, OF North
Carolina.
The Senate added an amendment to its reso-
luton concerning the equestrian statue Of
Washington, allowing Clark Mills, the artist,
the sum of $4,000 additional for his statue OF
Jackson.
Doubts are entertained relative to the pas
sage in the Senate of Mr.. Ficklin's bill for the
suppression of small notes in the district.
The difference OF opinion between Cass on
one side, and Mason and Hunter on the other,
as to the proper Interpretation of the Monroe
doctrine, has caused considerable talk, and
various speculations are afoat as TO the effect
in arranging foreign questions and forming
the Cabinet. tits now agreed that Mr.. Soule
shall speak on Tuesday, and it is said ne will
sustain Gen. Cass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

& SMS Cochin China FowIs.-f have
O>Ea for sale few pair OF Cochil China and
Shanghai Fowls. All Fowls purchased of me
can be relied upon being Of pure stock should
they prove otherwise will refund the amount paid
tor them
WIN. A. BUFFERS,
at Nash & Woodhouse, Eagle Square
ja7-lmu
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a. b. w. sTAKKE, Attorney al

o. Is. w. STAKkE, Attorney at
49, LAW and Notary Public.-Practices
In all the Courts OF Henrico County and Rich mond
CITY, As Notary Public, particular attention will
be paid to the taking OF Dispositions, lin or out of
ms ohce) Proof aud Acknowledgements of Deeds,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF Dover, &c. Claims for coec-
non entrusted to him, promptly attendei TO-
ONCE removed 10 No 50, three doors above CITY
Hote' on North side of Main street, RLoh nond, Va
de 2-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

I Or. Goodridge A. Wilson offers
VIA his Professional services to the citizens
Of Richmond and ITS vicinity. He may be found
at all hours his office, on GOV ernor street oppo.
site the Governors house. ia I2-3mz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

49, Tae Notes of the Peoples
49, Bank ," Washington, will be redeemed
in Virginia money by
ia Cts BENNETT d BEERS.
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No.. EUR RENT.-The very desirable Tene.
lei ement on Grace street, now occupied by DR.
a few doors west of Grace street Baptist
Church. The House contains nine rooms and
there is the lot large and convenient Kitchen
smoke house, stables, &c. Possession given the
10th February. Apply to WIN. GOULDIN.
ia 2i-ts Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

II Bryans PulmOnic Wafers.-5 grose-
Jsst received Those who suffering with Colds.
Coughs, &c, can now De relieved For sale at
WOODS DRUG STORE,
ID corner above Citv Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

80 DOG LCST.-Lost, a day or two
- since, somewhere in the city, Bull
Terrier Dog, of light brown and white color.
Whoever will deliver the said Dog at the carpenter
shop of John d George Gibson, corner OF Cary
and 9th streets, will receive reward of FIVE dol.
lars. ia 2I-2t*
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VIRGINIA LEGIsLArURE.
THURSDAY, Jan. 90.
House of Delegates.


The following bills were passed in the House
to-day:
A bill to provide for the more effectual col
lection Of the Revenre-(ayes ll9, noes o.
A bill concerning the Dunkard Creek Turn
pike-And bill for the correction OF some OF
she assessments of lands and lots which were
re-assessed under the act OF the 10Th March,
1852.
An act incorporating the North and South
Railroad Company was read the hrst and Sc
cond times, and referred TO the Committee on
Roads aud Internal Navigation.
The Southside Railroad bill, proposing an
increase of $500 600 to the capital stock of
said road, was again under discussion as the
order of the day.
Mr.. Barbour addressed the House at some
length on the subject, and in opposition 10 the
general loan system. He did not, however,
indicate what his vote would be on the propo-
stion before the House.
The bill was continued as the order of the
day for Friday.
And then, at near 3 o'clock, the House ad-
journed to meet at 7 p. Nj.
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4 ,URRANT BUNS-A new article, fresh
~ every afternoon al
ADAM & cos Family Bakery,
ia 21-4t l44 Main arr,
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NLUE.-Upton's extra clarified Glue very SUI
~ perior and strong article for cabinet makers.
printers and tobacconists, for sale in any quantity
BY BENNETT e. BEERS,
ia Il Drupoiate
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RICHMOND, VA,
THE WEEKLY DISPATCE
For Friday, January 81, is just published and for

For Friday, January 81, is just published and fol
sale at the counter.
EDITORIAL The Nicaragua Treaty; Tampico
The Ericsson Invention; The second trial OF the
Ericsson Trip; Clayton and Bulwer Treaty Reor
ganiza,on OF the Navy Death of distinguished
virginian; The Wheeling Celebration; Cut
thros, Bill; AMI slavery movements in Ireland
American Colonization Society; The case Oh 'ua
hpp; The Concert Treaties; The C0hceH'
MIscELLANEous.-A Story 81 bfa<iiah hoy
Tale of the surrender Of Burgoyne' oyan eye VIII
ness also, sketch of a Lecture by hev. .. Alex
ander, of Princeton, upon Astronomy; full report
Of the trial of Cudlipp for the murder of Thomas
Congres sionsl News; Foreign and domestic cor
respondence; Latest News Intelligence; Clean
inas Items, &c. Price three cents per copy, 81
per anuum in advance
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| IHiME ROLL BUTTEh AND MAX.
WHEAT, for sale by
10, JAMES B. SHELTON,
80 corner Broad and 4th streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

ne yearly sale Of playing cards In F.auee
amounts 10 ak mill Jns Of francs.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-02
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER,

The perusal of sentiments so just and kind us are
expressed in the annexed resolutions of the patro-
tic Legislature of Louisiana, creates deeper regret
at the mutual disappointment which the prevention
Of Ex-President FILLMoRE's visit to the South
will OCCASION well at the painful cause OF it
JOINT RESOLUTIONS OF THE LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.
Whereas it is understood TO be the intention OF Mr.
FILLMORE shortly to visit the South and whereas ne has
during his administration the sacrifice of and
home friendships, faithfully executed the la Of Con
gres and noby guarded the rights and int of the
South against the recklessness Of fanat esm thereby
evincing the patriot the wise statesman and the
impartial and just Executives and whereas the State OF
Louisiana foremost in her patriotic devotion to the
union Of these States, is grateful to those who, in the
hour Of peril stand noby up for its defence therefore
expression Of personal friendship and high ap
probation Of the fearless and impartial in which
he has executed the laws of the land
J. BE Iresoieed Ly tie Senate and House 81 RPrfseadtres
ofe STATE Of Louisiana General assembly ooArsed That
should LLARD FILLMORE visit the South during the sit
ting of the Legislature Of the State of Louisiana lie is
hereby cordially invited and requested 10 visit Baton
Rouge partake of the Inequalities OF our State and
receive the saluatons Of his friends without
distinction Of party.
quested 10 transmit copy of these resolutions to Mr..
FILLMORE and TO ascertain if possible at what time il
will suit his convenience TO visit capital
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STOPPING THE LEAKSI

bill has just been passed by the Legislature Of the
State Of New York, in very quiet way which will stop
eakages in the bottom and sides of the treasury large
amount 1t has made noise, excited little opposition
from certain gentlemen whose supplies of plumber
may be affected by it but it will have salutary opera
ton upon canal expenditures, and by laying them bare
the inspection Of the people, win check, by the facilities
thus afforded for exposure extravaganza and profgacy
We refer to the bill introduced by Mr. BUsH which
quires superintendent to publish monthly abstract of
their expenditures in public newspaper printed in the
county in which they made, stating the and
dence of the persons to whom payments have been made
and the amounts if for labor the number Of days and
price per day and if for materials the kind quantity
and price. There has been from one to two hundred
thousand dollars Of picking and stealing done after
fashion, which this publicity of accounts will render
hazardous Heretofore, Patrick, having worked three
days and received his pay signs receipt without look
ing at it. for FIVE, and goes his way rejoicing The
State pays for the FIVE days work. and somebody pock
cts the difference lumberman delivers thousand feet
of plank and gets his pay In his hurry 90 about his
business he signs receipt without discovering that
there is mistake of FIVE six hundred feet in favor Of
the superintendent and against the State And in all
the labor and supplies good deal is paid for than
is furnished This it may BE- does not impoyerish the
laborer him who furnishes materials but at the
time it does make the superintendent poor This bill
will break up these private arrangements Of State
ploy6s.-Ai5any Register.
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TEXAS NEWS.
The Leon Pioneer Of the 23d ultimo has the fol
lowing paragraphs:

The Leon Pioneer Of the 23d ultimo has the fol
lowing paragraphs:
The county of Madison includes about six hundred
square miles of territory the greater part of which is
on the territory Of Grimes 1t takes about ten square
miles from of the territory Of this county Leon and
about The line will dverge from the old San
Antouo road A. Rodgers's, and leaving him in the
county it strikes the Trinity point about three
miles above Robbinss ferry.
The Legislature passed actapproprating the sum of
S37 900 to the cleaning out and improvement of the
Trinity river; also the to the Improvement of
each of the rivers Colorado and Brasos Before the
take effect and the money be appropriated it be
sanctioned by the people at the ballotbox. The of
the people will be taken this the August
election
Tie Legislature failed pass any law queting the
eleven league titles
We informed by Mr. Davis, who has just returned
from Fort Graham, that comparative quiet prevails on
that portion Of the frontier No depredations have
committed by the Indians. He states that an order
has been received by the commandment of the fort pro-
coed against the Indians with five companies and to kill
and prisoners men, women, and children until the
Indians ha restore all the property they have stolen
from the whites within the last years Col. Harde
refused act under these sweeping orders which
conuGded the innocent with the guilty. and has his
lieutenant represent Gen. Harvey that the Wacos
and Washas are the guilty tribes, and to have if pos
sbe the expedition directed against them specially The
companies will start against the Indians grass
rises
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DIsMEMBERMEST OF BURMAH

A letter dated Rangoon, December 10th, 1852,
published in the London Missionary Magazine, an
n6unces the official ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the Empire
Of Burmah. On the Goth the proclamation declar-
ing the incorporation Of the whole Of the ancient
kingdom Of Pegu into the Empire Of British India
was publicly read, in the presence Of large com
pany Of naval and military officers, on board the
British ship-ofwar Fox, and royal salute Of TWEEN
ty-one guns was fired in honor Of the event. And
at sunrise on the 2lst the same proclamation was
read on shore both in English and Burmese, before
the assembled troops at Rangoon, followed by
another salute Of twcuty-one guns. The soldiers
were soon called on for three cheers, which were
given with loud effect. The Commissioner, as head
Of civil administration, publicly received and
salutcd by the military on the parade. The letter
says
The proclamation distinctly informs the Burmar
moxarch that il any Of complaint arises against
him the part Of the Government Of India il will only
lead the conquest Of the whole country the extinction
Of the dynasty Of AomDra and the exile Of his surviving
descendants. The occupation Of the whole Burman En-
pre by the English is therefore only question of time
That viii arise for further hosttes &C
quainted with the Burman character can for a momen
doubt In all probability shall have protracted war
til Ava is captured and the king dethroned."