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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-06
John E. Smith 4 Co.

BRANCH J. E. SMITH Il CO., GALENA.
RESPECTFULLY offer to the
public their and wel-assorted
- Stock ofWATCHES, JEWELRY,
FANCY GOODS, &c, all of the
~ latest fashions. Their facility Of
buying cheap In the eastern mark
f&S AN@ cts, enables them TO sell sscheaper
ia .WXS than the cheapest -
N .An Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry,
NJ a SZI carefully repaired and warranted
by e. Kaltenbach.
*.+Thehighestp prices WILDE paid
old gold and silver.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-06

Is had at the Good Samaritan store on Main street.
0o-dyyv L. MAS ON.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-06

III Nothing begets confidence sooner than
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-06
Dissolution,

HE copartnetsip between the subscribers, under the
! firm of Twirheli & MOkf dse, dissolved In Sep
tember last, by the death OF John w. Iwfeheli The
Commss and Forwarding business will be continued
by the survivor, Joseph Mogridge.
JNO. w. TWICHELL.
JOSEPH MOGRlDCE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-06

Brw1Rs.--tsilis p0rPor'ing to - sssaed ~
,,,e Mount yrsnoa Insurance. company. inai-
ar.. 81 & 90 value III ta~ fraud = +
n Al. 1885,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-06

RAILWAY & CO., Practical Chemists,
l62 Fulton street, N. Y.
TIMOTHY MASON, Dubuque,
Only Agent for Railway & Co. in Dubuque.
div 1851. No. Ally.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-06

Or, Eoery One Hi5 Otch Physiesdx.
vTHE FORTIETH Edition, with One Hundfed En-
i cravings, showing Diseases and Maliomasjons Of
the Human System in every shape and FORM To- which
is added Treatise TIA Diseases Of Females being
of the highest importance 10 married people, or those
contemplating marriage. By ES 'ls
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
VTNHE partnership heretofore existing between MA
i THEW TSCHlRGI and FRANCIS SCHUMA
CHER, under the name of TSCHIRGI SCHUHNA-
CHER has this day been Dissolved by mutual consent,
all those indebted to said firm requested to make
immediate payment to MATHEW TSCHIRGI and all
those having demands against said firm. present them
to him. as he alone is authorized settle the
TSCHIRGI & SCHUMACHER.
sept7, 1852.
HAVING bought cut my former partner Mr.. SCHU
MA CHER. would inform my friends and customers,
and the public generally, that will carry the Gro
Gerry Business at the old Stand Main Street. opposite
thankful for the patronage heretofore extended the
firm, very respectfully solicit continuance Of the
same. will always keep on hand. general assert
ment Of Groceries, Wines and Liquors. and will sell
Sept s.6md MATHEW TsCH1RcI.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-06
CEDAR RAPIDS
FEMALE SEMINARY,
Miss e. Calder, Principal.

rryHE Fall term of this institution will commence
L on the second Monday in September. The services
of accomplished teacher of music has been seeuD,
and other assistance Pupils wishing 70 4Sak
themselves of the opportunity of learning music can
have the advantage of the Piano at the Insttuton.
Young ladies from distance he accommodated with,
board good families, and moderate terms near the
achool No pains will be spared in the cultivation Of the
morals and manners of the pupils. -
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-06

deduction will be made to pupils pursuing the o.
namental connection with the solid branches
Pupils entering during III wi be charged proper
tonately but deduction will be made for absence,
except cases of sickness. f9E
Sept Is, '52-dw6n
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-06
Sligo Iron & Hardware.
FARLEY H. CHRISTIAN.

A T their old stand, would inform
~ their customers and others. that
they are in receipt of very
LARGE ASSORTMENT
Or HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE,
\ CUTLERY, &c. &c.
which was purchased by member
OF our firm in New York City, ex
pressly for this market.
Also, we have on hand and expect
fuksepa much more extensive assert.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-06

.
sIVHE vacant lot the Southeast of Main and
Fifth streets, being the hrst lot soush OF the tobs
Building and containing ytwO and half feet on
Msi ST 'eeh by oAe hundred and thirteen feer on fifth
street for saseY CHAS. Cookery.
June TO- DIFF
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-06
wIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY!

The best Remedy ever known to sIs,,
For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group, sgssaS
tbs, Influenza, Bleeding Of tae Lad
fcutt Breathing, Lirer .afseti1ss
or 'oeakness of the Eft
First Stages Of
In short, this Balsam 10 n
Of the Lungs anA1
ever varying climate
Wild Cherry has
tant medicinal prop "a
cry matron in our
it in different forms
also, has been noted f0x
whose names arr far IL
gone so tar as to declaFe EOuld
he cured by that alone. IN m. il was
nearly vaueless owing, doubt their ignorance in
preparing and administering t-a difficulty now entirely
obviated by patient experience and long experiment.
The extraordinary medicinal powers of these sub
stances are DOW, tor the first combined and embod-
led in DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY. BY nice chemical process everything deleteri
or useless is rejected, sothat what is the
most extraordinary and truly eicacious remedy for all
kinds of pulmonary and liver diseases known to
man. To convince all unbelirvers that our theory
realiv true, refer few Of cures performed
by this wonderful medicine.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-06

Onion seed ae1f rs ~,
EoR saleA W.P Allen 1901, Main 81. Dubuque !,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-12

:. ,cu,e. and the win almost ~ certainly per
verse. c-;..s are rcgularly performed at the Asy-
D'be month. By Methodist Minister and BY
lun or p,bert Keineden, the hired Chaplains; an
fsiIf' IL On Thurrdsy, BY the Rev. Geo L. Neide
ore sss.s,.ttar, an Episeopslian Clergy nan
Of Il not Fashionable at this Institution Last
"a. attempts were made-two men and iour L.
year submersiOn; one man BY opening 'eins
na Ia by re-opening wounds n,....,,,.
sn0sr ,hs other ancient Institutions on Blackwels
Lie ne Lunstic Asylum is by far too small. An
lshD' capable Of containing two hundred inmates
nsss are other reforms required which we shall
DO. ae,ova OF al conyicts from the center building
~ hiring Of proper persons to 90 thn necessary
ard e ssre are about twenty four prisoners employed
AZ - are necessarily brought in contact Win tne ID
Ihe re- conservation Of cOnvicts IL little adapted
sss their morals their example Ito increase iheH
issasaIp s-pct;on Of wssh House To have the fall
f, ~ the labor OF patients II - neces' a'y that " an
nsn' w. srets with the proper arrangement Tor drying
hoese ~ ne clothing n this were DONE only SIX hired
she og1 he requisite 10 dispense with the twenty four
,, and with the aid Of the patients the whole labor
eoS e. reformed including all the domestic dates
yva no doubt that this would be usefuL the
Ibes . fem FIRE essened and the complaints of the pa
ostf.' ssends on the subject Obviated. Every week
tenp ies arc stolen from the washey and especially
~ furnished by friends to the patients To this evi no
u.ssdy can be applied long a. the existing system Is
continued. a.. H.. "a .o,.h
ling Of the main building The present apparatus Is De
VI nv The Doctor az decidedly defective
q Another physician The service Of one additional
ASSISTANT Is absolutely necessary in order TO ensure the
go management Of the institution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-12

rrrrr,oS Dtsrsrrrs- coyvssfios In table Of Eco
ton Districts On Monday misprnt made say the north
ern line Of the Third and Fourth Districts Of no Xviiia
Ward was Ssrcufy sixihst II should have been IseHp
sxfhst
MIS- Anna j Pease. q Young vocalist OF this CITY. VIII
sal in the Humboh for Italy, to study rgusy ana CON
pieiely prma donna. for the italian Opera ssvesA
Americans have already entered upon the same career -
mus, look for some good results
HOr CoRs Dosarross TO ruE Frvr Porsrs Hovsr
OF lspDsrEr FROM SEPr Is TO Ger 10 iseLT.rs
ps S-i S. s Is nm, IS 81 . Mses g ana
Ss.sh J,ea,ss g s,nse, cpse,ss 81, sesSsas B.ah
Nh SsS.. 3 y, ss..ssI CA =. sA ca 49,
t:sy \: rs;: 60 y. Ca G. 81 Ii Nss .:
Collector. 90 Edwsts ersssy, sal U Water. 90 Kstys
Sss f ss.i s :: ! s'- usss. :. s
slmp'.s :. frssds gss JsRs. pSs.i4,ss =, So Re-. O.
frs; . s'ss s1.s 's - ssss sssss
fS-,s S es.s sassS'. CA . oA 'ss cha
s sss Ss &c: F So t e ss fss~ s
81 Mara corrsn IS: R II; Needles e Lady iOa Sl
easSs p q SoT ID, H s"sS. Hsss nd
wisn e cGsetioa IN sAs chsgs ISL w N. ssssi.,.
os ssss 10 Tbs Of sSiiO received .lass ne sss
We ssLno~lsass further tAs Isseyt q ess q sass,:
SSn.sy - Snser Hundseds have admired and
kpowleaged its utility. L. NJ PEASE. Superintendent
PKoPosEB FUSD FOR TIE wiDows ORPHANS OF
PoLIoEsks The following letter read yesterday BY
the Mayor, relative to the subject
Ngw-Yoax Monday. oct 10 iss3
To Iaeob A HoA'rei, Ess- Mis~r Ss8 HeaS @ as Rs~s
DsyGrt.cnf.
Ss s;roDsy appreciate the sdmirshs die irine and EN-
OF the Poo- ssg~d the rseeice
pr-ruie- Ne l
the h which there In
particularly liable derredsoe take tho liberty
enclosing check for eco for the ernes Of wdows sse
shall have Test their lives
the faithful fund s1ch
and shoad deem the worthy Of
cor cooperation should feel happy under
pieces contribution should the nueeas ofs fund nlA
that the Fire Department which, ths oecs0n have Alss
felt called upon contribute remain yoas very rssees
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CONCERTS.

Madame sontag had splendid concert last night The
rom was crowded Evidently refreshed by repose' the
great songsres delighted her audience by her exquisite exc
cuton The other artists appeared 10 their accustomed
advantage. Mr. Eekart accompanied on the pisnoforte
JULES had brilliant audience last night and every
thing passed of usual nneqused solo players an uo
equaed orchestra varied pieces, and model leader 10
night and every night this week there viii De great con
cert given by thh Company at Metropolitan Hall see al
vertisements constantly for particulars
Gottzchalk the great pianist viii give concert 10 NOR
rovv night See advertisement.
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CITY ITEMS.
HNTERTAINMENrs. 81. THIs "

INTERTAISMESTS. &C. THIS EFENS1
Woal ps FaIE--Af the Crystsl Palace
h1ERfcaE IssTrIcTs FAIR-Cssde Gzftsn
Fowl ER's LecTUEE IAsBeeeker bsiidinp bleee1sf%
rKv Ma THoNPsoSs LEcTrRE-At the Isbern.eie-
nos (IoyaEs Eiblo's tonight By the Opers Company
PrK1K HSUsE and Love Chsss.' q W slseEa
psEIs AsD LosDos and The Ls~yers.7 II Bstons
fIscIs Pars Lav for Ls1esS ke .t zoe Sfe~a|
nosEY tnd Tbs Orphans Dream" bsrnnhas ~.....i
TTEcLE ToMs cAEIs IRON Mn s,0yes book ~ a. '-~--
Ju1LrE<s CoacEzTs Metropolitan bal, poeasn..-.
Wocps MrEsrzELs-Et0Yisn DeltDes1ons tss
PRAscosI's HIrFooRosE-Perosnn4aees ttsrnoS -
WasHIscTos CfRcus- Performance HterSos, -
Do Soro discovering sipps-Ar Cnson n 49, r.t
Fx1sE xxs-Exfs PaHoaANA Sfseszs FAa' -
R..y.ey,. GSoz.x. oy ESYrr Holy LAsD-A ers1w.J
PTzE,ss On n Hummelshine, ME 20
I've Rsx.n lI.tIEay % CanIsTIAs AEr-rc- ~ oIo-~y
f.IrxRy a. EevYrlAE AsTorTTk
-r x,ss orr. HorsE-Chinese B1tlainz NO % brS1sEJ
sreso. BIsTz-N,Eical Perfsusnoss- he % BROADWAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-12

The weather Yesterday Of considerable variety In
he moaning deEciousy clear and bright b0t chang
inc and .sperirg Cd 10 q sunset in heavy eisuds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-12

poIIcr rs UsHoss-We understand that the new un
form Of the Pocs Is TO be 6rs; the I'm last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-12

The following sales Of Real Estate made by Albert
H. Nicolny Oct TO-
q wear. use from 1913 OF lots 1900 sthav near ishst
lot 1850 sth-avs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-12
LIFE At THE FIVE POINTS.
WILD MAGGIE

x,reS according Of Conge. In hn yM - oy Pc
- DsveppOrt the Cless Office Of the DISTRICT Co1 OF So
-. IN I<triet Of NEWTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-12

REAL ESTATE At WEST FLusHISG.-Alber H. NicolAy
sold about forty lots 5OxlOO in sze ct West Flushing yes
terday, at prices ranging from $3.50 TO $500 each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-12

Burgess g. Co have issued new edition OF Roswell T.
SMITHS Geography corrected 80 az to conform to the most
recent census and the latest discoveries and changes
complete compendium of Ancient Geography has been added
~ fhis ndfinn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-12

THEODORE PARKER has addressed Friendly Letter TO
he Executive of the American Unitarian Association
touching ther New Unitarian Creed or General rro'ia
,rsion Of Unitarian Views 1t embodes a series Of preg
nnnt questions Sold by c. s. Francis s. CO.
Charles Hor.4reR by JoHs ParrERsos, Is crfique 90
Society az il Is and as II should Be- The views OF the
author are presented appropriate narrative and sug
eest many interesting reflections (Cincinnah)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-12

D. Appleton & Co have issued revised edition OF SIR
CHARIks LYEILs Principles Of Geology devoted to the
modern changes Of the earth and its inhabitants Ii treats
of the economy of nature animate and nanmate so far as
it is illustrative of Geology explaining the symbocsl Ian
euare in which the earhs autobiography is written" This
volume is entirely Independent of the Manual OF Geology
and forms suitable introduction to the study of that work
lsvo PIP. s34)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-12

.,,,s, oy A srrPosED HOAX THirry-A man about
so Sssr. al age named Geo CoIbGrn We. Yesterday AZ
resssd By Oeers smith sn1 Msnsism o. ,n 1870 =
Loo from Mr. J. . Hsekan. reading at Port Deroaass
So, sfMsrylsud The cid man brought the horse 20 snls
CIV. and placed II ID the care OF Mr. Van ks"z' ""s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-12

new edition Of English Literature Of NE Nineteenth
Certvry by CHARLES ID. CLEVELAND is issued by Bdde
Philadelphia lconans the of twenty seven authors
not found in the first edition with brief sketches OF their
lives and selections from their writings Among these are
Carlyle Croy, Sir Humphry Davy, DE Quincy the Hares
Walter Savage Landor Barry Cornwall, Tennyson and
OILERS Like the other literary manuals by the same author
this work compiled with good Judgment and il adapted
TO Gil animportant place on the shelves of the family library
Sold by {. NJ Saxton s. Coz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-12

Destruction OF THE " OLD SAIL LoSr." THOSE ac-
ouaued with the early history OF the Methodist Church
IN This CITY will remember that the first place opened for
worship by that body in New York, the "oid sail
loft ia Horse and Cart st. now William st. This build
ing has stood almost alone amid the general improvements
until Yesterday morning when the work Of demollshng t
commenced IL is situated the south side Of William.
st. between John and Fulton ss Almost the fsf person
who preached in this building named Embnry ana We
NAV mention in this connection that yesterday great
grandson Of that gentleman residing at Quebec paid
M a visit lCom AuFeftisof.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-08

MONDAY, March,.
House OF Delegates.

House Of Defegatess
The following bills were passed to-day:
4 hin to establish law libraries;
Authorising the Governor 10 issue percus
s;oa lock pistols to the Lewiston troop, in the
county Of Lunenburg;
Incorporating the London and Virginia
Gold and Copper Mining Company;
Incorporating the Blooms Grove Quarrying,
Mining and Manufacturing Company;
Amending the charter of the Wesleyan Fe.
male Institute at Staanton;
Incorporating the town Of Bruceton, in the
county ofPreston;
Amending an act districting the counties,
providing compensation for Commissioners,
&c.;
Authorship the county court Of Scott, to
make q change in the Cumberland Gap aud
Piice's Turnpike;
Amending the charter of the town OF Dan
vile;
Amending an act providing for the election
of certain officers in the city of Norfolk by the
qualified voters thereof;
Authorising an inspection of tobacco at LII
berry, in the county of Bedford;
Continuing in force the charter OF the Wheel
ing Fire and Marine Insurance Company;
incorporating the town OF kiDgw ood-and
A bill incorp orating the New River white
Sulphur Springs and Mining and Manufactu-
ring Company.
AT near o'clock, the House adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-08

rY-Mr. WHITNEY delivers his first lecture tonight
in the African Church. He is remarkably successful
in his delineaons of the styles of of the most
distinguished orators of the age. He made decided
impression In Great Bri tain when there some tim q
SINCE The following brief paragraphs are specimens
of the encomiums heaped upon him
On introducing the speech of Patrick Henry in.
tense excitement prevailed among the large and de
lighted audience. When he came to the words-.'We
must FIGHT! repeat it, sir, we mnst FIGHT! An an
peal to arms and to the God of Hosts ALL that Is
left s,"-the noted juror Dufy's trial. Mr. Burke
stood up and exclaimed with the emphasis of sincer
ty, by heavens, Pm of that mans opinion,n which
had the effect of raising the entire assembly masse
whose cheering shook the walls of the Rotunda-Dub
lin Frseman's Journal, July, l849.
The imitation of Lord Brougham was remarkably
faithful and received with the rapturous cheer
| by the crowded audence.-l Glasgow Daily Mail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-08

- Odd FeIlOws' daiI.-Contiuuatio ton
of Professor Anderson's Entertainments
in Natural Magic.-Tnis announcement. will,
no doubt, give great satisfaction to our readers,
who viii during the present week have an oppor.
tunity of witnessing his matchless wonders Those
who have not yet seen him must not neglect this
chance; thoss who have, will no doubt, be again
attracted by the fascination with which his pleasing
entertainment is embellished His lecture on Spirit
Rappings alone Is proof of his talent, and CON.
bined with his urbanity and general department,
any one can easily perceiye he s something beyond
| the ordinary" We happened in the other even
ing, at the Hall, just he was about commencing
| an expose Of this moot ridiculous of all modern
humbugs-and were Immediately struck with the
and freedom of his delivery while the interest
which bis audience felt in the subject, was sum
GENTLY eyneed by the close attention they PAID To
his remarks on the subject Among others, the 70
lessor remarked that he had long made the SUBJECT
nst,ar of his closes, investigation, and could ar
rive AZ no other conclusion than that spirit Rap
| ninsa xvas a rifle and very dangerous tmpostUre-
| yTho a re- theyf What are theyf What COED have
| thev aonef What new sciences have they disco
versdf enquired he. He then went on as follows !:
,rbe oriainators wore young ladies {! , who had
,,aJe as 900 by their operations. The discovery
IA the yiIes. jg gle that has been practised the
nrhIie sinee the days of Miilerism-5ut as this .g
he lard OF isms and sctsms, every fresh hunnbug
will have It's yotarie5 and followers; particu
larry when II 10 a Aumbug by which dollars aad
cents can be made. No good can result frafn sneh
vile impoStare. The ignorant the weak and the
superstrous its principal victims. The stats
teal accounts of the various Lunatic Asylanss
throughout the Union return 57i G. D lunatles as
victims 70 this destructive deRsio, while IL per-
SOUS have committed su;ciae caused by a naauoms.
NJ belief IN the spiritual powers Of these juggling,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-08

DAsTARDLY OUTRAGE.-An aged man nam.
ed Daniel F. Anthony, was brought before
Alderman Evans yesterday, on the charge Of
savagely beating his niece, named Sarah Jane
Melton, aged about Is years, on Sunday last,
for refusing TO allow him to have sexual inter-
course with her. Miss Melton is young la.
dy, in very delicate health, and, in selfdefence
and to protect herself from the infamous pro
posals of the gray-headed wretch, who should
have been her protector, was compelled TO pre-
fer the complaint. Ii appeared that this was moi
the first effort of the kind he had made. Yes.
terday the Mayor committed Anthony to jail to
await examination before the Grand Jury Of
the Hastings Court in May next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-08

DIsCHARGED.-Three Negroes, named res
pectively, Sampson, slave to VIM. H. Crump !;
Timothy Buckner, hired TO the Enquirer Of
fee; and Lawrence Paine, hired to Hableston
g. Brother; were, on the request of Messrs.
Thompson and Baldwin, taken out of room
in the Wing Building, on Saturday evening,
where they had congregated without authors
ty. The door had to be forced open by the
watch, and pack of halfburnt cards was
found in the fireplace. On yesterday, Alder.
man Evans, in consideration of the general
good character of the accused, discharged
them with an admonition.
Anderson, slave to ]. Poe, arrested early on
Sunday morning, with tobacco on his person
which was supposed to be stolen property,
was discharged, it proving to be lawfully in
his possession.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-08

rgtU TEACuEAs.-A young gentleman,
Il graduate of one OF our first Colleges, is sest.
rous of obtaining situation a. Assistant Teacher
in Public institution, or as private Teacher 10
some family ia this city, or in the country. de
brings testimonials from tae President and Faeiiy
OF the College If which he is graduate, and also,
from the gentleman with whom he has been Teach
ing this present winter. he 10 permitted 70 re4es
to Mr. J c Bennett, who has kindly offered to
certify as to his qualifications. Letters addressed
to w. w. F." Blk 52l Richmond Post Office, VIII
meet with prJmpt attention. ma e-N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-08
employer.

u The papers yesterday announced the death of
the Rev. STEPHEN TAYLOR, venerable minister of
the Presbyterian church, who had been long citizen
of Richmond MIR. TAYLOR greatly beloved in
his church, and was generally highly respected and
esteemed for his fervent devotion to christianity and
his pure and blameless life. He an able minister
and abored with great zeal and in the of
morality and religion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-08

.AssAULT,-A free Negro named Lewis Crom-
well, assaulted in a very aggravated manner,
on Sunday evening last, young man named
George Hicks, who had peacefully approach
ed him for the purpose of ascertaining the
cause of disturbance in which he (Cromwell)
was engaged. A warrant was issued for the
and defended his conduct; and Cromwell was
ordered 80 lashes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-08
uIED.

On the 9Th inst, P. VIVIAN DAN Ell, gR, in the
18th year OF his age Hs friends and acquaintance
and those of his uncles, Judge Daniel and K 7
Daniei, Esq, and OF his brother, John NJ Baniel,
Esq, are invited to attend his funeral from the End
Presbyterian Church this afternoon at k o'clock.
Last evening at O'Clock, Mrs ELIZABETH !.
ana acquaintance of the family ara invited TO at.
tend her funeral, to morrow wednesday, morn.
ing, at 10 o'cloek, from the Residence of Thomas
U Dudley, on Main street, opposite tae Edgemoa,
House