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ps AIJtN,s WORLDS HAIR RESTORER is
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SrArt NV loaK. ~ AssENst v June Il l,3
The frcer. lo-,d eudnnt 20 e Constitution OF - >tse
vss oly td oty al uvm1ers elected 30 tie
Nm y LUDLOW, speaker.
Attest. Joan : NAFtW Ce-s
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DEATH BY HYDROPHIA,

We learn that on Sunday last at 5 'elock
IN the morning, John knaass, aged abont Q
years, son of Mrs. Anthony Knauss, of Hano.
yer township, Lehigh county, died from the
shocking effects ofhydrophobia. The circum.
stances are as follows:
tappears that the boy, in company with
another, who had his dog with him. were On.
ing to school together; arriving before scnool
hour, tie boys got TO riding and PLAYING with
the dog, little knauss remarked that If the dog
could be rode like horse he must be sbod'
tCo; in saying so, he took up one of his fore
paws, when the dog flew at him and bit him in
the arm and in the ear.
The dog was taken from the boy, after which
he fled, and before he was overtaken a ID killed
he had bitten hog and several cows, all of
which got mad.
the ordinary prescription was given findin :
no particular symptoms arise the mother felt
easy, thinking cure had been Effected
About the beginning of last week, however, he
complained of having dullness and slight
pain in his head, which gradually increased i,
until Friday morning, after he got up he went
to the pump, and being very dry, drank freely,
short time after he felt sick on the stomach
which was followed by severe vomiting.
He related to his mother that he dreaded the
sight ofwater; this with the bewidered ap.
pedreHce OF MS eyes, were the NfSt symptoms
of the dreadful disease.
His situation from this time on through the
remaining few hours Of his life was truly la
mentable. The case obtained its worst phase
towards night, when he was taken with violent
paroxysms, the spasm increasing fast, with a
rapid flow OF saliva, at first frothy and viscd,
but afterwards tenacious and made up of froth
and glairy fluid which he sputtered forth for
chilly, while his strength continued, clutching
at it with his hands sometimes as if to tear il
away from his mouth. His countenance was
now at times distorted, his brain frsnzied, and
his teeth grating and gnashing. He continued
in this awful condition until about 5 o'cI ock
on Sunday morning, when his strength having
so far failed as to prevent his dislodging the
fast accumulating saliva, his throat gradually
filled with it, snd he expired.-Lehigb Regis
fsr.
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fHE DAILY DISPATCH
CONFINEMENT

CONFINEMENT.
The following stanzas are 260 years old. tho
ere written by Robert Southwel
My conscience 10 my crown,
Contented thoughts my rest,
My heart Is happy in itself.
My bliss is in my breast
My wishes are but few,
All easy to fulfil;
make the limits of my power
The bounds unto my will.
fear no care of gold,
Well doing is my wealth:
My mind to me an empire is,
While grace afordeth health
/ clip high climbing thought
The wings Cf swelling pride:
Their fall is worst that from the height
Of greatest honors slide.
Since sails of largest size
The storm doth soonest tear,
bear so small and low sail
As freetn me from fear.
No change of fortunes calm
Can cast my comforts down;
When fortune smiles, | smile to think
How quickly she will frown.
And when in froward mood
She proved an angry foe,
Small gain found to let her come,
Less loss to let her CO.
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1ktt E 3;
VIRGINIA CENTRAL hAILROAD.
EX EGS

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
EXPRESS FREIGHT CAR.
nN and after Wednesday, the 18th Decem-
~ ber, Freight Car arranged for the purpose,
will run with the Mail train daily, Sunday except
ed) for the more speedy transportation of Milk,
Butter, fresh Meats, and other perishable articles
and packages of merchandise, sc.
special Agent will accompany the car to attend
to the receipt and delivery of articles at the several
depots. All articles must be put up securely with
their weight and destination marked thereon and
be in place before the arrival of the train at the de-
pots in the county.
Articles to be transported from the Richmond
depot, must be sent there between 9 A NJ and 5 P
NJ accompanied by two tickets stating to what
place they are TO be sent, by whom and to whom If
the articles received correspond with the tickets,
one will be signed by the Agent at the depot and
delivered to the person bringing the articles, and
the other retained by the Agent.
An Agent will be in attendance at the Richmond
depot from A NJ till Z al, for the delivery of aI-
tices brought by the Express Cars
The freight on all articles must be paid in ad-
vance, and no article will be taken for any turn.
out.
TABLE OF RATES.
Trunks, Boxes and Packages.
Single packages, not exceeding five pounds
u IN weight, tor all distances. ;-. % cents
Packages weighing over five pounds and
less than fifty pounds for all distances. 80
Packages over fifty pounds and less than
oopounds- -.:----.- 30 g.
Articles exceeding 100 pounds in weight
between Richmond and Louisa C. H., per
IUO pounds "
Richmond and Gordonsville per 100 lbs 60
do Meechum's River do do rs
Butter, Lard, dressed Fowls and Fresh.
meats.
rs cents per 100 pounds for all distar ces; no
charge to be less than ian cents.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Per bushel o5 cents
OyHters-By special arrangement.
Z. II. GILL,
de lO-3awts Supt Transportation
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An exchange says-"We have good author
ity for knowing that the daughter of Enoch
was FIVE hundred and eighty years old when
she was married. Ifthis ought not to be balm
to the dropping spirits of sweet seventy-three,
then we have no more to say.
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FATAL AFFRAY.-The Louisville Courier of
the 23d ult., says that DR.. Watson was shot
dead, opposite New Madison, Ind, in an afray
with leighbor ofhis.
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NAvAL.-A letter from Key West, dated
3Oth ult., says: "The sloop-of.war Cyane,
Capt. u. Collins, paid us short visit intend
ing to retnrn to Havana on the 31st. She re :
ports that the smallpox is raging fearfully on
the Island OF Cuba, and that there were 1900
cases of that disease in Havana alone"
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The Nashville Banner announces the death
OF Mathew Nelson, for many years Treasurer
OF East Tennessee, and afterwards of the
State. The editor says that, of all the men he
ever knew, Nelson was most emphatically an
honest man.
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The spotin which the Duke of Wellington
breathed his last, is believed by scholars and
antiquarians to be the identical place where
Julius Cesar dsembarked with his army
nineteen hundred years ago.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE J. r. &. X. Co..

OFFICE OF THE J. r. g. X. Coz
~ Dec. 25th, 1852.
pEOPOSALS will be received At this oftice until
the tn dag OF January next for furnishing the
LAads empIoyedby the James River and KauaWha
company on the Ist and I'd divisions and on the
t1e water connection, with ra;ions and clothing
be: the ensuing year.
tor p2rticuiarG, apply to the Secretary of the
r'hgsly WALTER GWYEN
Le~9-zw Chief Engineer J r. g. Co
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CLOTHING, CLOTHING.-Receiye du.
~ ring the past three weeks large additions to
my stock of Clothing, making it now one of the
most varied Stocks, comprising every style and
quality of Clothing out this season, all of W hich
will be sold at unusually low prices for Cash. For
good Clothing aud good tits call on
D GOODMAN,
l34 Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
NJ B My Stock of Clothing is entirely too
large, and must be reduced by the 18th of January
For the greatest bargains call on JDG.
de "a
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PRICE ONE Cent?

they could see neither bear nor man, so thick
was the chapparal around them.
Mr.. Packard was carried to the house a nd
Notwithstanding he is so terribly mutilated, is
in a fair way TO recover. He said this morn
ing that he thought he would be up in few
weeks. DIR. Slaughther, of Pleasant Valley,
dressed bis wounds. This bear is said TO be
one of the largest kind, and, in consequence of
being wounded, had become ferocious. She
has not been captured.
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0''-oH "F IHE JAMES RIVER d. hANAWHA Co.
-> Richmond Dec. 80, 1852. {
ph-FOSALS VIII be received until the 9Th of
= = January next tor building Stone Wall on the
ora side OF the Dock, from 14th street to Shockoe
t'ez aquetdct
oPrc!lcations and plans Of the work can be seen
. IN ta2neers Office over the Toll Office of the
's'n-a aver and Ksnawha Company, Cary street,
WALTER GWYEN,
HS ia Chief Engineer ]. B. d. K C..
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EFFECTS CT THE GALE The line steamship Ala.
bams. Captain Ludlow, from Savsnnah bound TO
New York, met the storm of Tuesday when within
10 miles OF the latter, which blew with such tre.
mendons violence that after in vain attempting 70
proceed, and her fuel being exhausted, she bore
away for this port for supply OF coa without sus-
tanning, however, any damage Of consequence.
Three schooners were stranded On Buc kroe shore
during the gale, but have not heard the full par
ncuiars One was from up the bay bound TO North
Carolina. with a load of lime, which on being i'm
mersed In the water set re to the vessel and all of
ner ABOVE water was burnt. Another was from
New York bound to Chickahominy. for load of
wood bilged The third from up the bay, not in
jured-Norfolk Herald
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MI RS. ANN B. DAVIS: Dear Friend
lvl Please send by the bearer, two bottles
more of your Cough Elixir. My last supply
is nearly exhausted, and never like to be without
since frat made trial of it, and have taken it re-
peatedly since in of cold and gh and have
also administered it to other members of my farni
ly-my children in psrticular-wfth the most hap
py effect. | have tried nearly all the cough rene
dies of the day, and have no hesitation in saying
that believe yours to be the most valuab e pre-.
paration of the kind now in use and as a family
medicine almost indispensable. | therefore take
great pleasure in recommending it to the conf
dence and patronage of the public.
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't.
E WARREN.
Richmond NoU %, 1852.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT &
BEERS, A. BODEkER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS, D.
YALE, and Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Main street. and
BOUCHER & MELTON. Broad ST. Richmond.
jas
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xE1Nml ANOTHER NEW NOTE
ExHszTxs8a &xa UPON WORCESTER'S PIANOS.
II fFrom the New York Evening Post,

- - UI July IUIIIi ICJS
Worcester's Pianos.-A correspondent who
does not place implicit faith in what he reads
in advertisements asks us if Worcester Pianos are
TO be relied on. We answer emphatically, yes
We do not think Mr. Worcester makes, or would
sell, poor Piano at any price, and we have the
best authority-our own experimentation saying
that in sweetness and durability of tone, they are
not surpassed.
the subscriber is s1le Agent for the sale of Wor
cesier's Instruments in this city. and would ask
the especial attention of those who desire really
superb instruments, that can be relied upon, to an
examination Of Worcesters of which he has now
a full assortment on hand. A. NORRIS,
Publisher, Bookseller, and Dealerin Piano Fores.
IA :
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~ OTICE.-1he guDscrIneT 5ss rcr1oved EIs
t. SVoL iSoEa the corner of Cary and goth streets
aS eofaer OF Cary AID virgini streets six doors
Nv 'ne Columbian HOTEL where he will be-
|1 t~o % see his friends and customers.
JOHN A. ROBINSON.
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sSs-1 NEW ARRIVAL ofPTW0

sFV&S~--I. NEW AkhIN u Ia OF FHFS FSHD
- I'd F ORTES. NASH g. WOOD.
6H H y HHOUSE have just received further
~ Ssupply of Piano Fortes from Messrs
A. Stodart Il Co Some of them are very new
styles, and would form an appropriate Christmas
present de %
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lust RECEIVED Ar sAiITH,S periodi.
~ cal Depot. opposite the American Hotel, the
third number of MiniHe's Mechanical Drawing
Book for seifinssruction. Jas
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sNOOPER's DRAWIEG KNIYE s.
~ Another supply of those extra quality Cooper's
bent Drawing Knives, together with general as.
sortment If Coopers Tools, of the finest quality and
finish, now opening and for sale by
C. ]. SINTON g. CO,
jas Sign of the Circular Saw, II Main ST.
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QLANk BOOkS.-On hand and for sale
ID large supply cf Blank Books, such as Ledsers,
Journals, Day Books, &C., of all sizes, made of the
best paper and in superior style, for sale low by
J. B. GLIB,
de 81 So, opposite City Hotel
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Ia I'D AGA
% ICHMOND AND DANVILLE Rail.
~ ROAD, OPEN TO KEYSVILLE. 73 MILES
On and after Monday, November 9Th, 1852, regu-
lar Passenger Train will daily Sundays except
ed) between Richmond and Keysville.
The Train will stop for passengers only at the fol
lowing points:
Manchester, Powhite, Robou's Coal Fields, To-
mahswk, Powhatan, Petersburg Road, Mattoax,
Scott's Shop, Amelia Courthouse, Wyanoke, Jen.
Rings Ordinary, Haytokah, Liberty Church, Mehsr-
rim and Clark's.
Leave Richmond at o'clock, A. NJ Returning,
leave Keysvile at l:2s P. M
Children under 10 years of age, free, provided
seat is not occupied or claimed by them from 10
and under Is years of age, half price. Servants
travelling by themselves must be furnished with
two passes, 30 that be retained in the office;
and it must be expressly statedon the pass that they
are permitted to go on the cars.
N. B.-Psssengers for Lynchburg will take the
Southsde train at Haytokah for Rices Station,
thence by Flagg & Co.'S Stages to Lynchburg. Pas.
sengers TOR Halifax Court House and Danville Va,
can meet Messrs Flagg L. Cos horse coaches at
Keysville And passengers for Greensborough and
Salisbury, N. c., via Danville, can meet Messrs
Flagg & Cos horse coaches on Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays at Keysville.
PASSENGERS for Clarksville, Boydton, Milton, N.
c., and Yanceyville can meet Messrs Moss & Co.'S
coaches at keysyille on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
6e IA JOHN H. OSBORNE, :supt.
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de 80 FRY & McoANOLIsH, Agents

in sf.OO.-ure thousand Likenesses
,.,.,-.5 have been taken at OSBORN's Da.
49, galleries since the reduction + prices
49, 40" wish 1t understood by all thai Osborn
w. w.. coh'hue to take fine skyLight Miniatures in a
5al ,s cas- lor 81. Remember. this is the only place
s mere : ~ Light Miniatures are taken for 81. To
taose mat tiIk one dollar is too cheap for good
- we would only say, call and get Like
f,,,.,,....., OSBORN5,
y ~ 121eLte the Banks. sign of the American Flags
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NOTIGE.-Having qualified as executor OF the
lS last will and testament of Abraham Levy, deco
all persons having claims against his estate
quested to present them for payment, and all per-
sons indebted to the estate will make payment TO
the subscriber. JACOB A. LEVY,
ia s. 2w" Bx'r of Abraham Levy. decd.
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EOR RHANns0MEANn CHEAP CHRIST.

EOR HANDSOME AND CHEAP CHRIST.
L MAS PRESENTa, call at No 2l5 Broad street.
Beautifully decorated Motto Cups and Saucers,
China Mugs, Flower Vases. with great many
other china ornamc nts also, some handsome
Port Monsies, Work Boxes, Hair Brushes, Fancy
Soaps, Perfumery, SC.
Also, just received an assortment OF Forks, Tea
and Table Spoons, Soup Ladies' (some new pat
terns,) deeply plated on English Albata or white
metal an excellent and durable article, nearly as
good as silver, and not one fourth the price
de % r. l.. HlCKSON.
NOTICE is hereby given that nave employed
IN THOMAS p. MARTIN as my agent to carry
on the business OF manufacturing Tobacco The
place of susiness Is Church Hill known as Gath.
rights Old factory. HENRY BENNETT.
Ia 4-29s
SOCKS AND BLANK ETS.-
y 400 twilied Blankets for servants
400 heavy Msckinaw do do
Bed Blankets ga to - 4, some very ina
Wool Socks, extra large sizes
White, red and yellow Fianpeis
Plaid Lipseys and heavy Saisinets
The attention of purchasers is invited.
CHRISTIAN s. LATHR0P,
de % 80 Main street.
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AMERICAN GESIUs.-Harrison Winans lef,
Baltimore lew years ago, a poor boy, but
with an improved mind, acquired at country
school, with genius, ambition and enterprise.
He worked in Europe.to the head of the machin.
lists and engineers, and became a leading con.
tractor on the great railroad between Moscow
and 81. petersburg, @ 400 miles long. He made
over $l,OOO,OOO. On his return to Paris. he
married talented, amiable and beautiful lady.
and will soon build cage for her. il, the shane
OF villa end park of three acres, Beautiful.
ly ornamented. where rich and poor NAV feast
their eyes in indigenous plants and rare ex,
otcs. lie goes again to Russia TO fill con.
hs stG. WIN III I'm tne Empesor 9o on public works, by
mental labors. '
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a. Sim LEWIS HYNEMAN, Proprietor.

DROAD -TREEP CIGAR STORE, No.
y I04,-HaWLEY & HAYES take pleasure in
morning their friends and the public generally ,tnat
,1e7 az low prepared to furnish them with
ce.cs article Of imported and domestic Cigars
aso. 5 Ene article OF Chewing Tobacco. Snuff, sc,
wholesale and retaii .
2a-emoer, sign Of the Negro and Indian, near
B-5ai Street Hotel
NBaN orders LETT az this store, or the Post OF.
-cs. .55 Lightning Rods, will meet with promp:
at-l.ou.
IL l0-dlm III. HAWLEY
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VHE attention of Ladies is solicited to the Lew
i and elegant assortment of Broche, Merino,
Cashmere Bay State and Waterloo (all wooD long
and square Shawls, to be found at the Metropoli
tan Store.-They comprise large variety in quail
ty, style and price. Also, general assortment of
Dry Goods, suitable fer the season.
WILCOX s. BELTS.
IA Eon1o Ma;r
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EDUCATION.

M RS. CLAMPS sEHGIN AIRY FOR
AVA YOUNG LADIES, Broad street, be-
tween 23rd and oath, Church Hill.-From
ano ater the !st OF January, this institution will be
prepared tor the reception of boarders and day Hu
been completed by that time The Principal has
In addition to the teachers heretofore engaged in
the various departments, secured the assistance of
an efheient and experienced teacher from Washing.
ton, ID. G. Studies-are the various branches Of
English, PHILOSOPHY, Chemistry, Potany Astrono.
my, Mythology and Rhetoric Particular atten-
tion directed to writing, composition, arithmetic
and enuucatior.
Board per scholastic year of 10 months. with bsd
y, uins, oS --------.-.---....-Sl Sl25
iuitlon-Engiish varying according to the at
. tainHient OF the pupil, from. SIS to 8 az
Musc on the Piano Vocal instruction includedI 40
falntlng and drawing 81
Languages and Lectures at Professors tees
NJ b-To those sufficiently interested to enquire
the most satisfactory references will be given either
In city or country, or both.
Mrs ELAN begs leave TO add, that the classes of
Astronomy aud Geography are daily instructed in
the uses OF the globe in solving problems in their
interesting though difficult studiesi
de l5-lm*
A LII SMALL BOYs.-H. P. TAYLOR. st5
n street, between Grace and Franklin-Mv
School being exclusively for beginners, | give sne
cial attention to Reading, Correct Enunciation.
Grammar and Spelling; also to Geography, Man
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens Of
my boys composition and writing may be alwavs
seen at the Dispatch Office. My Rule is peremu.
tory, but as gentle as possible. oc9
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; -
Ia, la5i
enera}
ne tostsGe
Of Iiaulp
tbs past |
loss otap
,ntIre sue
eretoye /
IcJed 50 q
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4 thtsdav
The Use az
Of Goa I
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-10

TEE. A. SMELL, Agent for MiLLiSON
y SMELL, has taken the stand No p west Main
s. 90 .a,s,y occupied by Jno. 4. Smell & Co., and
.2s -cs: received part, ana by "Wednesday next,
= -s7r an entire new stock OF staple and
Farcv Dry Goods, and most respectfully solic-
= .s, g-troagse OF the friends OF the late firms of
j. 4 smell q Co., Barnes & Smell and Hugh
y.-;.c oc Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-10

NOTICE.-The subscriber would respectfully
LV inform his old customers and the pubic gener-
ally, that ne has employed in his cutting depart
ment the services of Mr. l. CROWELL and
HANLlON, so well and favorably known to the
Richmond public.
nol6 sE. B. SPENCE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-10

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