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RUIZ "Rlz The Boston Hsrald says that the
.iisieries OF that city at their regular sneetiugon
saturday morning decided to raise their prices to
38 % cents for rum, and Gs 10 cts, for alcohol
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We learn from the J1ndicatoy that there is no
truth in the ruuor that Mr. Letcher has been ap-
pointed Judge ofthe United States Court in calsor-
MIA
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PErERsBURG.-Th case of LOVE, who was
wounded by Perkinson some time since, has been
again postponed The Doctor cannot tell yet
whether Love is in hopeless condition or not
We learn from the Democrat that the stockhol-
kers the Southsde Railroad held meeting on
Wednesday night. Reports were presented show
ing the condition ofthe road, its expenses and re-
ceipts during the year ending Oct 1st 1853. The
receipts were over SEQ. 900 more than the expendi
lures
A resolution was passed authorizing the presi
dent to borrow 100000, to complete the road
Mr. VIM. Pannill was reelected by unanimous
vote president of the company, and Peter B. Wills
and Samuel V. Watkins were elected directors or
the part of the stockholders.
Mrs Mary Wynn, living on the corner of Pike
and second street, Petersburg, was severely burn
ed last Wednesday by her clothes taking fire.
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NIILL THEY COME The snhsc-;her.

nc to their superior style of flesh coored
nLLoIi fEs. They are not only approved by ali
who see them, but all anxious to obtain conv
great and still increasing, and while the weather ia
sooo we would say, come one, come all-our prica q
se nooerate ana pictures superb Satisfaction shall
DC slSen or no charge will be made
hle we do not say that our pictores are the best
~ une ~o!ia we DO saw that they are superior to
o'e aoo interior to none-as the throng of CUSTOM
ers VINO visit our gallery can testify
oaiI ana examine the beautiful work OF art wheth-
r you wish pictures not, at No. lis Main street
tew doers below the Exchange Bank
- MlGNIS L WATSON
would 5e pleased to have my friends call upon me
at Messrs. IL. d VS. gallery
OCT THOS / LINTON Ass;stor..
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY j. A. COWARDIN.

Nv mo A QUARTER cENTs PER WEEK, payable to
a. Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, 81 a year in
sdysnee'
rss WEEKLY DIsPArcH 10 issued every Friday,
u mailed to subscribers at 81 per annum.
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Joe Jeans, policeman, ,:and Mr.. Spear, lawyer
had fight in the Louisville courthouse on Mon
day. in which it is said the latter came cut second
hast
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DRAFTS VIRGINIA SKY-LIGHT

GALLEKY, EstobIfshed 1885, No I45 Moin 81 ot
tse Gohic Hfndoc-Our great success during the last
@ seven years during which we have taken OVER
IHIRI1-tih THOUSAND PORTRAITS. is the
pest proof we can offer OF the goodness and perma
nence OF our Pictures and obyates the necessity of
punng oarseires into notice. All ask is give us
can and you can obtain every variety of Picture at
reasonable prices, with all the latest ilproy enents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-21

An OLD PsPER.-The Raleigh Register corn
meneed the 6ity.dh year Of itspublication on the
10th inst
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Goop.-Mrs. Partington says she has noticed that
whether -four was dear or cheap, p,she had Invariably
~ ,,.v t s.,,,e money fer llaif dollars worth.
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The North Carolina State Temperance Conven-
tion assembled in Raleigh On Monday last with
quite numerous deiegationin in attendance
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Virginia six per eea: stocks are quoted in New
York at 100.
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ar A. II. Mum. formerly one of the publishers
os fFs nayten Empire. and long resident Of Day
,aa :, died "a that city. on Saturday last.
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TIE DINwIDDrE TRAGEDY.-Wel learn from the
Express that Edward Lewis, who was shot by his
cousin, Thomas Lewis, in Dinwiddie county, on
Monday evening about quarter past three o'clock,
died about half past four o'clock the same eve.
min
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A RTIFICIAL TEETH-GREAT AND
IA IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT-The under.
signed have purchased the right to use DR. ALIENS
PATENT IMPROVEMENT in the mode Of insert
ing ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which IS one of the
greatest and important inventions ever made in
this branch of the Dentists art.
The improvement consists III the employment of q
metal superior to gold in purity and in the complete
union OF all the teeth By sicious compound, which
at the same time forms the most beautiful and natu-
raj looking gum, and filing all creyces and
larities, and rendering it impossible for the teeth
become unpleasant to the Wearer by the accUmula-
ton of particles of food other substances between
them. No other mode of mounting artificial teeth 10
comparable TO this il any respect
Persons wearing teeth inserted in the ordinary
way, and giving satisfactorily invited try
this invention, which they at but little addi.
tioual cost.
We shall be pleased to show specimens OF this kind
OF work to any persons who will call at office,
whether they want artificial teeth or not.
WAYT s. MAHONY, Dentists,
my l7-d& WITS Office, 269 Main street
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DAGUERREoTYPrNc
IAGUERREOTYPEg- Eg-1,-., a ,-,,,s.--,,

III. s.LOi IFES.--A truthful. Iite-
rela.;rs $, .pnei finished portrait or miniature oS
who would M. sseIed from us by distance or death
'onsa durshis Daguerreotyps il an ob,.es
me D and douLsoNs Pictures withstand the hssts ess
unsurpassed on etbs ss the highest authority
r,SE p1lee tor one OF these fine Portrait. 4. o,,,
~ aa DsoLLAR complete, and warranted To n,sa.s
ana aud citizens cordially invited to call
sn5 5Sssrse s.IN the name and dnumber-MoULsoN,s skv
fe oa4isiJ, llo NAN street
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TIE e.,,,.,, Thursasy ia November is 70 be oh
.o.v.8 ) ! dav Of Thanksgiving in Pennsylvania
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TOBACCO AND FRoSr.-A forrespondent writes
70 the Lynchburg tfrgiaian that the tobacco crop
OF Franklin county is both the lightest and most
indifferent which has been gathered for twenty
was planted in the early seasons, which WAS ,ear,
~ destroyed by the dry weather of the rnid-su
ner weeks. The early frosts also cut short the
paintings OF the latter seasons, and thus he con.
eludes, that in quality and quantity the crop for
usual standard O'0" 'Ae
In Floyd county, which is just beginning to be a
jured ''i'' Az
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EoR SALE, TO CLOSE sUNDRY

Mousn de Lains and Plaids of all kinda
Heavy Woolen Cloths, in all colors
CassiIneres, French, English, and American
English and American Fiannels
Blankets for Beds Horses, and Negroes
Shawls-Solid, Printed, Long, aud Square
Seine Threads and Fringes; Spool Cottons
Ribbons; Silk Mitts and Gloves. of all sizes
Those who wish cheap goods viii call early.
oc 10 d. Fl. LONDON.
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Jsmas Davis. Who was stabbed last Sunday eve
ring n gew York. by James Smith, has since
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DENTISTRY.
TNHE comfort with which ARTIFICIAL

TNHE comfort with which ARTIFICIAL
Il TEETH are now WON, and their filling all the
purposes tor which they are inserted is calculated
render many persons too Indifferent to the diseased
condition mouths and consequent loss of the
natural teeth, consolation when the teeth
gone they be replaced by prettier ones than
those nature had furnished
To all such would say, that Artificial Teeth are
well enough after the natural teeth are lost; but
that should be the last resort the mouth can be
made healthy and kept through long life, by ju-
diclous Dental operations the natural teeth and
gums with tr less Inconvenience, pain expense
patients.
r. D. ADDINGTON, tGraduate, Dentist,
au . Ottics door from 10Th on Main street.
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HIr.-Ihe New Orleans correspondent of the
Havana Diario de ia Marina gives an account o,
the 'horrid calamity in Tippah county, Miss. of
woman navlng seven children at birth, Ia hoax oil
course) and continues-"You aware of the ma.
tonai exclanations of this countrya We are a
great peoplep This is a grert countryr-and the
better to Illustrate these assertions they farent wo
men who breed like hogs.r
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FOR RENT.

t'OR RENT.-The STORE recently oc-
\ cupied by McDonaldk Lyons, from the presen,
90 the lat OF April next. Terms moderate by early
oc Is A. MOTT L 20
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HrAIrsr or Bosroa.--sixty aiae deaths occul
red Ia Boston last week.
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The MAILS AcArN.-The Lynchburg rirr;a;op
complains that the mails from the North ON ,be;r
way to and through that place,are subjected To !.
most unjust and unnecessary detention in Rich
mondswhere they arrive early in the afternoon and
lie there until next morning sixteen or eirh.
teen hours. On the railroad they could be easily
transported to Farmvile the same evening, and in
stages to Lynchburg the next mornins-twenty
four hours ahead of present time
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soSkics LEuros roR TUnKEr--"Le tReya5ii
ea'a, o. New York. published the following inte
resting item on Tuesday:
We s earn, from reliable source that upon the
meeting OF friends all exiies Or refssss s,a' a;s
ferens countries, assembled and unanimously con.
ferred upon Major Leonard i JcrzmanousE sE;
former sid-ds-csmp Of General Misrosiawski and
a;so ss 1he me ,.nT eonmsnder m Of the French Lee
range the departure of the Legion that he i q.
rnard for Constantinople = ~ eosA-
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0IHERE'S A GOOD TIME COMING

There's a good time coming on.
So let US all prepare
To meet oar friends as their stock they send
To the Agricultural Fair.
Not long ago, you will say so,
No railroads had we then
10 bring for show what they did grow.
Bat uow, we'll bring her men.
Come on, you mountain sents ami bring
Foar cattle in for show,
And we will show you all fair play
Before from us you so.
For wonders they will nevercease,
So here's for cid Eirgnny,
We are raising, now, the Shanghai bird
Ia preference to the Guinea.
.tSo'cloek the Banks are closed
For this sdSice is well,
4He for place 10 rest yourself
lss the American Hotel.
Aud from this place of luxury
And having lett your stock
30 down to BILL BAR-THOL-O-NEN
and bay from him Clock
Gold Watches and good Silver oaes
For time they're hard TO beat:
90 see mis- stock of Jewelry,
lis small, but yet it's neat
W. J. BARTHOLOMEW & Co
doors above the Dispaich ORice.
n - (sOYerDpr
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CWOOPE'S FAMILY FLOUR, of very
y superior quality, ground in August and Septem-
oc2o e. H sKINKER, Cary street.
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YyWISTED SILK MITTS.-One case of
i Twisted siik Efitts jast received from Paris d.
oe 20 90 ~ '~'~ KENT, PAINE KENT.
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

M AIIHE.S. = \ large assortment OF
w every description on hand of Gold aud SILVER
5, cpea lasic and hunting Some extra line
Geneva Watches. sui able for ladies' wear; also,
Iese assortment of Gold Jewelrv, embracing every
sySgty large assortment of Pearl Jewelry, con.
:s,;ns OF Earrings Breast Pins, Bracelets &c
I'D Chains OF every description Lockets Pens and
4o,a 4Sons Thmbles, Shirt Buttons keys; also, large
a.ort.nent of silver and plated Ware. for SALE at
nbnIssale or rctail, at the lowest prices by
"stIa ELIAS HALE, lee Main street
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CTTGARS-Loaf, Crushed, Powdered and
- Coffee SUGARS, from Philadelphia and New
oc % DAVENPORT. ALLEN L. CO.
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NEW JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT

n EW JEW ELR1 ESTABLISHMENT,
1S No. 75l MAIN STREET.-The subscribers have
opened, IN the store recently occupied by Messrs.
WadswortA, Turner Co, next door below White
hurts Daguerrean Gallery, entire stock of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &c, of every
description to which they respectfully invite the at
tention CT the public. Their stock is very extensive
aud consists of every variety of articles connected
with the trade, and among them many entirely new
styles all of which having been purchased for cash.
VIII enable them to promise inducements not usually
met with.
They also prepared to make TO order, repair
Watches Jewelry, and any other article in their line
at short notice. One of the firm being practical
workmsn will pay particular attention to the repair
ing department. MYERS l. JANkE,
oc 10-dlm Sign of the Illuminated Clock.
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4 IQuOR CASES.-A handsome ass0rt-
n a merit OF Ebony and Mahogany Liquor Cases to-
gether with fne assortment Of Liquor Flasss Drink
ing CUps, ae at Isl Msin Street oc ~
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IN WORCESTER'S PIANOS. - BY the
W Orianna, haze jpst opened further supplies
Of Wsrcesters elegant Piano Fortes. My assort-
ment embraces the various styles manufactured, to
which would invite the attention OF those ia want
A. MORRIS, "a Main Street
oc3 Bookseller and Dealer In Pians Eol.es
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EI,RENCH CLOTHS aud CASSIMERES. G
4 Super black French Cloths; 90, do. Csssimesss,
plain and fsd Our stock Of the above goods il soii
Aas o. 20 G. HARTwgLLa co.
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ENCOURAGE VIRGINIA TMPORT-

ENCOURAGE VIRGINIA IMPORT-
81 ERS:-O OF THE CHEAPEST SroREs IN TEy
TNlTED STATES FOR GUNS GOLD WATCHES.
ac- >; HENRY HYMANtS
NO 95, Main Street, Richmond Va
Double hsrrei English Guns warranted for Sic 90
rsc;ed, * M
D9ghe barrel English Cans, superior, Stub and
Twist, warranted, q 90
The attest and best improved Patent Gun, 20 90
S.eel Wsd Cutters, each 25
- " ads in q box. for ~
Powder FIasks, 81
Bowie Knives. from Stto I on
$1,000 Percussion Cops, Warranted 80 in box,l at
20 cents per Thousand.
IS,ooS Aut-corrosiEe Percussion Caps fSfarkey,s
bes-,l at S1k cents for $50.
Shot Pouches Belts of every kind ct all prices
Colts ReyolYeTs Aliens Pistols and a general assort-
meIt Of sporting articles too numerous to mention
Gold Watches which run on jewels, il good
order, for $50 90
Gold Levers i jewels Is co
IS carat Gold Levers, IS jewels, warranted for
II months, IS 90
Gold English Levers, from SIS to 200 90
Gold Chains, from IL to 80 90
COD CD Chains, from 10 to 80 90
Gold Pencil cases, from IS cts 10 10 90
Silver Watches, regulated at 90
SPOONS, JEWELRY of every description. Fancy
Goods. &c. &c. HENRY HYMAE,
Direct Importer of Guns, and the only Importer of
Gold Watches. &c.
Don't forget that it is at No. 96 Main st. Sc 50
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ocl9 Z. HaAll " III = 80
NEW GOODS FOR FALL AND WIN.
lS TER.-HENRY SHAFER Is now IN receipt oi
his eutire stock ef ready made cL0IHIsG and sen.
fleuen's furnishing GOODS tor faii and winter, 70
witch hs would call the attention of the public,
pledane hinssf 70 sell at the very lowest .aarket
prices. HENRY shAf En-,
SET los Main street, corner l4th.
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DROCADED, PLAID AND PLAIN
ID SfLKS.-Just received. large lot Of the ebose
named Goods at prices much lower than have
oe 30 HART & MOSES
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pLACK AND BROWN II g
- cOATs.-l haze iHgt fees.ye1. nf ~ - psssrs~ss
town. lot of Rlerk and Brown Aeisrs ,is
SoAis, , 20 "aeh @o@.y - HENRY sHAFEk.
u ~ y ~ X Cor Maan sua l4ts street
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H'OR RENT-A neat little store, opposite
Il to the lst Market House, suitable for Confec-
nonary or Fruit store. Possession be had at once
Apply to EDW'D. D. EACHO,
Oe ~ General Agent and Collector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-21

GOMETHING GOOD FOR COLDS
~ AND CoEGHS.-i0 boxes Gun Drops. ssscgses.
8 boxes Jpjube Paste.
10 do Iozeuges
: '''''N a1' ~ Is bosAvTTA 1 co,
&C % No. Ii Msia street
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ALUM WATER.-A


y We have Just received per steamer jamestown.
lain Mouselines all wool ard variety OF coioEs: new
tyic piaie American Mouseliues; do. do do Prints
oe15 C. HARTWELL & co.
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FOR RENT.-Two very desirable and

E,OR RENT-A very desirable STORE
on Main street. suitable for q wholesale or retail
business The central location of this Store renders
one OF the most eligible business stands in the citv
Possession given on the lst of January next. For
farther information, apply to
oc l9-ts JAS NJ TAYLOR
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IbRESERVEs, PREsEh fs',s 0ase'
4 Preserved ard Dry Osngsf.,
eoxss PsesIss 1ssssrsed sAses Fer ssis
No. rs Msin Street
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NEW STYLE OF OVER COATS.
IN hsge received by the Jamestown rev style
o. OVER COATS; also Il lot of cloth aud mOhair
Taima lLOAKs Those IN wsnt would DO well TO
.call soon HENRY SHAFER,
ocIe Corner Main snd Penri streets.
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ETTyYIYl5 COATS. Those persons
4 that have besn nsas'sHs s0s sasS sss's
aeW 8, ssa1 ana Il HENRY sHAFER. icS Maia Street.
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E'OR RENT have tor rent two Small
\ Tenements in the town of Fulton, containing
two rooms each and kitchen, all in good repair
POSSESSION can be had at once. Apply to
EDWD. d. EACHO,
DC ~ General Agent and Collector
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-03
iAdrrtr0.

Al East Brooklyn, 2tth inst, Mr.. Stephen A.
Lane, of New York, and Mary, eldest daughter
Of Horace Bancroft, Esq.
At Memphis, Tennessee, on the 18th, John H.
French, Esp, of Mississippi, and Mi.s l.. Vn-
ginia smith, Of NJ.
In Providence, 26,h inst, at the Firs, univer.
sails, Church, by Rev. Mr.. Eaton, Mr.. Sclah
Reeve, OF Detroit, Michigan. and Mrs Olivia B.
Snnw, Of +.
Ia New Bedfrd, 2,t inst, Mr. Henry y. Sim
mons, Of Little Compton, and Miss lOuI.a '. Nc
Lane, Of N. Is.
In Graft IN, Mass. on the 9th inst by K v.
Joseph Smith, Mr.. James H. Eutol h aud Mss
Mary T.. Tiley, both Of this town.
Al Boscawen, n. H., 5th inst, Charles W..
Webster, Of Boston, and Misc Lucia NJ. Green
o, Oh, daughter Of John Greenongh, Esq, Is
Al Washington, on the 27th instant, by me
Rev. Smith Pyne. ID. ID. at Mrs. v ainwr'ehr' =
rc.idence, and aiterw ards at Her Brannc Aa-
~sty's Lrgation, William Webb F0llct Syngr,
Es1., Auache to the Legation, and ilcniictta
Mary, youngest daughter Of the late Col. WAN
wright, u. s. Marine Cops.
In West killinsly, Conn, lzth'inst', by Rev
T. o. Rice, Mr. Joshua +. Pierce, Of PIo''-
,lence, and Mis-. Mary Ann Lamb, ii the ioimer
place -,
In Wocn.ocke,, 26th inst, MIR. Wm. u. Rus-
giles and Miss Henrietta Fisher, both Of Wlent-
ham, Mass.
la Fall River, MIR. Leandrr Harden, and Miss
lriadne Durfee. On the 18th, Daniel \. Mos
ier, and Patience Rrownell.
In Provid nee. 27th ult., hy Rev. J. Z.
Jameson, Mr. Nathaniel Milton Brooks. ol South
Scitu.te. Mass, and Mary Emeline, eld'st
daughter of Thomas &. Boone, Esq, Of Brook
lyn, Long Island.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-03
Die0.

Ia this town, ON the 9th. Emm;hna l.. Dab
cock, in the 10Th year ol her ag".
In this town, We'd esday evening, Mrs. Ann
Bur- ough., widow ot the Late Greene Ewro"gh''
aged 81 Years.
In Providence, 26th inst. after hong and pain
fr sickness, Ms Caroline 4 e.'cst daughter oI
Josiah +. aud Mary Ann Everett, ag'd ~ years
aud 10 months.
In Providence. 9Th inst, Mrs. EIIzam tn
brigham, widow Of Hon Samuel W HrrIShAm,
aged rs,
Ia this town, on the 27h nst., James Munr"c,
.,n Of the late ~, /. George W T. AMI Mercy
". Anthony, aged 2 year,, ii months AMI %
dys. -,
Mr.. Henry Sarle, 6i Wunds'och, Conn, IN the
77th year oi h's age.
In his town, vi Sunday morning last, Capt
JohiF. Phillips, in the 42i Year oi his aye.
In Match, on the 23 ins'., Mrs. Ruth Hr""n
Tenant, wife Of John rcunam', aged 20 !"ni'
aud IL months.
In s .i,u.,c, 20, h ult, Nr. RohrIt i.a~tan, 'or-
Inery Of Newport, aged ~.
In Boston, 2sth ur. NJor David :. Town
send, Paymaster L. :. A. aged C2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-03

THE VINO PARTY DEsoLvEp "A few
weeks since nothing WAS heard but
predictions about the fate OF Wing
party. Even the great name of Daniel
Webster was invoked 10 utter this
prophecy that, after the I'd of Novcm.
ber, 1859, the Whig party would be
dissolved. Papers OF strong influence
and super-eminent ability caught up tle
cry. and the late whig parry was made
the subject Of many an obituary notice.
Yet still for dissolved party, and
dead organization, II certainly has n
wonderful! amount Of galvanic action.
A Wing Goverhor in Massachusett.
and Maine, a growing sentimen, OF aG-
hcsion 10 its old and cherished principles,
the return oi its distinguished statesmen
to the Councils OF the country-give
evidence, at least, OF Il respectable
amount Of resuscita,ion. We should
not be surprised, afer the lapse OF II
few months, TO see ihis dead body re-
stored to sufficient strength to give quite
fair bio as TO Its adversary. The folly
of supposing that great party, found
ed upon wise, benefcent and National
principles, can be dissolved ty the
ten ;hery and corruption OF a lew un-
principled Leaders, is now felt On every
side.
AS soon as the new Administration Is
inaugurated and the Offices parcelled
out to the few who are successful, We
shall ind The Jealousles and divisions Of
our opponents will open 10 US the'proS-
poets Of future success. The preserva-
ton Of peaceful policy, among such
mass of perturbed spirits. will be al
mos, impossible und consequently the
great body OF conservative strength,
will return 10 the Wing party as the
only safeguard Of their great interests.
We shall 6nd its heathul action entire
ly restored IN the opposition, and
around it will rally the enthusiastic and
Intelligent in every quarter OF The coun.
try. All we have to do is TO wait
patiently, stand by our principles, and
be true to candidates regularly nomi-
mated = Nerark Mercury.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-03

nTAt very excellent hotel, no,
hundred miles from our parts, they were
one day short Of q waiter, when n new
ly-arrived Hibernian WAS hastily made
to supply the place OF more expert
hand
Now, Barney SAID mine host,
'mind you serve every man with sour,
anyhow"
BE d I'd, I'll do that same, said the
alert Barney. Soup came on the start,
and Barney, after helping all but one
guest, came upon the last ono.
Soup, sir = said Barney.
No soup Tor me- sa,d the gent.
Blu, you must have il said Barney,
lite the rules OF The house
Damn the house = exclaimed the
guest. highly exnsperatcd when don't
want soup, | Won't eat IT get along
with you
Well said Barney, with soicmni,y,
'ail | can say is jes, this it's the regu-
la,ions oi the house, and damn the drop
else you'II get ,iII ye finish the soup
The traveller gave IN, and The soup
va. gobbIed