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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-03

XII TONS PERUVIAN GUANO. for
~ sale By GARRETT ANDERSON,
- 1-an No. 10 Main 81.
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~ ~ AihLas Il - iIn..N "a 1 - - Do ~
IN SELL CHEAP! -CHlNA CROCKERY AND
GLASS WARE-LARGE IMPORTATIONS EX
PECTED.-R. L. HICKSON, 2l8 Broad Street will
in few days be receiving direct from the Potteries
large Stock of CROCKERY, and his store being toe
snail receive the new he has alternative but to
sell the old Stock cheap His Stock of GLASS
WARE and CHINA is also large and well-selected.-
The whole Stock on hand, well that expected
being purchased and contracted for previous to the
late advance in England, he will be enabled to sell
TABLE CUTLERY, SPOONS, FORKS and LA.
DLES-with a great variety of FANCY GOODS.
just received. large supply of STONE WARE
nd GLASS JARS.
Country dealers solicited to call early.
Goods for the country carefully packed. auN
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CCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY
~ HAROLD & MURRAY, Broad street, beg leave
call the attention of teachers and others to their
very complete assortment of BOOKS and STATION
cry which will be sold at the lowest prices. They
have also very large supply of standard and new
MUSIC for the Piano Guitar, which will be re-
plenished weekly by all new issues sels
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EOR RENT-Over my Store q LODI
II INC pooM JNO. THOMPSON,
"a w. o. nlaln 81
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DEADY-MADE CLOTHING.-TO
h COUNTRY MERCHANTS..-Your attention
is called to our stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING
and FANCY DRESS ARTICLES, which Is large and
desirable Also large stock of white and fancy
SHIRTS and COLLARS, of the latest styles. Call at
NH p 8. MERCHANT & wEISIGER.
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7 AGUIRA COFFEE.-25 bags superior,
~ in store, for sale by
X. MCCANDLISH, JR.
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EOR RENT. tbe store on Cary street, at
j present oceunied by NJ Blair Possession given
80 siuasua'S next Apply John H. CLAIBORNE.
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ILhtEIsL, IADU 20.
Corner Main and l2rh sts., Richmond, "a
70 For sale by Druggists and Dealers in MedieiH..
everywhere. ia a-wf,nS-i-e
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ERENCH WINDOW GLASS.-30O
ss - 40 BENNETT 1 BEERS.
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CUTTING .-JOHN w. DA-
~. s siEs q Co. practical STONE CUTTERS and
p aaS2oNS, South SIDE OF the Dock, near Mayo,s
we bsv. return thanks Cor the liberal patronage
sine y, and trust by strict attention 70 b
nsh,ss " continue 70 merit the Confidence of the
de If--am
Oh sALE.-A fine Harness and Saddle
MARE, 8 years cid, perfectly gentle and war.
aan !. "a sound For sale BY A. HODEKER
% - No 10. Main street
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roR SALE AND RENT.
-UTIT1A,.IBITE FARM on THE PLANK

EOR RENT-2 small brick HOUSES III
Il Adams Valley, containing rooms each. ros-
EDWARD ID. EACHO,
Sc so General gent and Collector
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DOACH g. MCGUIRE, MERCHANT

POACH & MCGUIRE, MERCHANT
~ TAILORS, No. 1872 Main street, Richmond, Va.
respectfully inform their friends and the public gen
orally, that they have received their Fall and Win
ter stock, consisting of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
VESTINGS, FURNISHING GOODS and ready
made CLOTHING, embracing all the newest and
most fashionable Styles which will be sold at the
very lowest prices. Purchasers invited to call
They are also agents for the sale of Francis Ma
hans SYSTEM of garment cutting Sc 17-1m*
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Union Court.


The Uniouvile Journal of Fridav l,st
says -" The Spring Term on our .Court Of
Common Pleas and general Sessions. il now
in session, his Honor T. w. G1ovsR prcs;d.
ing. The dockets are generally light. The
issue docket, however, shows more cases
than usual, as we are informed, though but
one the Means Will case-of much interest
This ease is the more Interesting as it has
bean tried three times already, and is up for
the fourth trial, a very unusual occurrence,
rs the lawyers tell us.
" His Honor Judge GLOVER, is presiding
for the first time and what is passing strange
is giving general satisfaction, as we'll to the
lawyers rs to PARTIES and sutors. With a
fair and just mind, well regulated and train
cd to the duties of his profession happily
combining the most amiable disposition
with suavity of manner aud an unmistaka-.
bic sincerity of purpose. Judge Glover
promises not only to be universally DO pular
as Judge, but also an ornament to the
bench"
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Objections to Capital Punishment

FROM the caption of this article, it may ap-
peer to some, that we are Interfering i'm
properly with the acquisitions of our laws.
and that merely from desire to write, We
are attempting TO produce IN unwarantcd
| discussion on Il subject with which we have
no business. Whatever may be the opn-
ION OF others, we do not care we have GER
taln privileges as the conductor of II Press.
and without intention of infringing upon
these liberties, we conceive that we are free
to approve or condemn any laws or meas
ures we chose.
In some OF the first numbers Of our pa
per, we suggested the plan of establishing
Pcnitcntaries in our State while it is our
intention at this time, to cite some of our
reasons for the advocacy of this measure,
we intend, as preliminary or Introductory
scheme, for the success of this, to state some
OF our objections to the present penalty of
the law, for murder, &c, viz capital pun
lshment, hanging-dcath.
The laws of our land are modified laws
OF the old Hebrew Law, j. c. the law which
God gave unto Moses, is the basis of the
laws not only Of our State or of the United
States, but the laws also of England Still
these Mosaic laws are not dejdcLo our laws.
Certain Objectionable features of the old law
have been expunged or modified, while GER
tain portions have been retained. On the
other hand, laws are sometimes multiplied
and sometimes diminished. Quoting Taci-
tus - ComPtissin'a in RepuJlica plrimG
legs
Society must always be the criterion of
law. In deciding Upon the penalty for
crime, or even for offences Of any kind. we
| presume we are not incorrect when we stoi,
that the law in enforcing punishment, docs
So not directly as reparation for the offence
this would be in contradistinction to one
OF the first precepts of God, for we are eau
toned against revenge. Revenge in n mans
disposition, dries up all good, enobling and
virtuous feelings, and his heart is the rccep-
ticle of righteousness, envy, and other kin
dred passions and vices; but we conceive that
the law looks more directly to the effect pro-
duced on other minds, thus, one criminal is
branded, another is whipped, whilst another
Is hanged. The law, in the exercise of its
Prerogative right, Furnishes the offenders not
through spirit of revenge for even if this
were the case, what would it avail One
who had been killed undesignedly, would
not be restored to life, the horse which was
stolen, would not be returned to the owner
neither would the innocent victim Of death
be restored to the vigor oflife.
Surely, then, in this presumption We are
correct Notis A hung for killing b, as a
kind of remuneration for the offence, Meth.
ercan il 10 10 q spirit ofreyenge: though so.
eicty be aggneved, the bare fact of puttine
A 20 death, would not bring back {, 10 life
or on the other hand, if from spirit of re-
venge, we are directly violating law moro
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EDITORIAL SUMMARY.

sd9@ WHAT will our Secession friends in
Lancaster think of the fol- owing from Ma
jor Perry:
4" was n good deal amused at an incident
which occurred yesterday in the Supreme
Court room, whilst their tlpnors were sitting
on the bench. A man from Cincinnati. Ohio,
came into the room, and in n very auihorita-
tive tone Of voice announced 10 the Court
that the Union was dissolved and the Federal
Government at an end He told their Hon
ors to dispersr. rs their commissions had OK.
pircd with lie Union. But instead of obey-
ing this annmciation, their Honors ordered
the police officer in attendance 10 take the
messenger to Jail.
had heard so much Of similar language
IN South Carolina that was rather snrpris.
ed the poor fellow, should be hurried of TO
prison, under pretcnce that he was crazy.--
Onul informed that he was from Cineinnati.
! Thought perhaps he was seccsSonist
rom the Palmetto State. was glad. how.
ever, to know that their Honors decided 40
promptly that such language was per SO eyi.
denee OF insanity. " the Supreme Court
had been sitting in South Carolina two years
ago they might, under such rule, have fill
ca ah the prisons and lunatic Asylums In
Christendoml
DEATH OF Cor. BESAJAH DuSHAM.--
Col: Benajah Durham, Of this town, died
on tuesday morning, 18th instant Col
Dunham was we'll and widely known; few
private Individuals have ever established n
broader and stronger character for the
nseful and strong virtues of a valuable
citizen. He bad grown and prospered
with our rising village, and was always.
~ bis spergy and uncommon good sense
and indastty, engaged inpfomoting some
eseeil undertaking Improvement which,
whilst 4 employed his own time and
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capital, contributed to the prosperity of
those around him. He was man OF
enlarged public spirit, and sterling
patrlot,-GreenrfUe Mountoineer
DEATH OF w. +. ANpERsoN.-The
Columbia journals recorded the death of
". +; Anderson of Newbcrry, formerly
much respected citizen and merchant
OF the former place. OF the cause and
circumstances promising his death, the
South Cdroiinian says:
lie left Charleston, on Wednesday
morning, apparently in his usual health,
was seized on the road with violent
attack of cholera morbus, Ga disease to
which he has been very subject,) under
which, in the absense of all remedial
agents he continued to suffer thourhout
the Journey. On arriving here he was
fond to be in a sinking state, and died
soon after. -.
Ills funeral takes place to day, from
the residence of his brother.m-law, John
McCammon, Esq.
We learn that on Thursday evening
Captain i. w. r. Blair, of Kershaw
HiStrlct' W' charged with the homicide ofMrs.
onng, was brought before His Honor
ms, and Inv him aL,,;,,ol :, Lo:, CU'-
sum of ten thousand dollars ' " '"'
The defendant was sronroooo,oIl
Pstigru. ESQ. Of this c;tv C"I SIosn,,, o. -
OF Kcrshaw, and Col. Moses, of Sumter.
-CAarleston Courier ''e''
7. =,
IL Is Said that the husband Of Mrs.
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To write Is mechanical. but 10 Be an
author Is no esey matter. Those who think
much, for tie most part write Iittle-,bose
who write much, generally think EttIc.
Every author should be cautious Of his sub-
ject, sure ofhis foundation, aud OF his ma
terials, before he fallsto work. No archi-
tect proceeds without a plan. The paint
er pictures IN idea before be draws Upon
canvas. The piece, when finished. II 4
de erves commendssion, i but tho btauli
fdl image his mind.
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LANCASTERVLLLE, S. c,


'. Il. PALMER, the American Ncwspa-
per Agent. is the only authorized agent for
tins Paper in the cities Of New York. Bos-
ton and Philadelphia, and is duly cmpow-
cred to take advertisements and subscriptions
at the same rates as required by us. His
receipts will be regarded as payments His
offices are
New ork-Tribuue Building.
Boston-Scollay' Building.
PhlladcIpha- \. w. cor Sd & Chestnut st
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Court.

The Court Of Common Pleas commenced
its session here on Monday Of this week,
Judge GLOVER presiding. We do not
know that there is much business before the
Court. There is no case ofany great inter-
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~ Mr.. Mcagcr the celebrated Ilsh Pat
rI"t has been delivering lectures in Charles
ton the past week, he was to speak in CO.
iumbia on Monday night the 2Ist on " Grat-
tan and the Volunteers"
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER,

ted by which the offender may be punished,
and at the same time not only the evil infu-
ences which the hanging may create, be re-
moved, but also produce the example calcu-
lated to terrify men, even more than the gal
lows and tls. cap! We think so, and re-
serve this portion of our subject for the next
paper. 81
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The CULTIVATION. The March number OF
this Agricultural Periodical has come to
hand, with IT'S usual punctuality. When
Our paper was first established here, il
was not known to us, that single agri-
cultural periodical was taken at this office.
TO our certain knowledge, several are
now taken. Who will try the Cultivator
Only 81 per year, which we will refund if
YOU are dissatisfied at the expiration of
the subscription year.
Address, w. S. JONES.
Augusta, Geo.
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G d aituf' + Gahlr.

EDINBURGH REVIEW. Contents of January
number.
l Bunsen's Hippolytus and his Age.
Tervis's History of Corfew and the
lonian Islands.
3 Saul of Tarsus.
Hungarian Revolution.
8 Cathedral Reform.
The Indian Army.
Montalembert.
Mrs. Jamcson's Legends of the Medonia
The Fall of the Derby Ministry.
LEONARD, SCOTT g. co.
New York.
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Chairman, be appointed to carry the
above resolutions into effect.
On motion, the meeting then adjourn
ed.
NJ. NJ. WEISSINGER, NJ. d.,
}. IL. BLAKE, NJ. D.,
Secretaries.
Charleston, March 0, 1853.
III. II. FROST, Dean.
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Rail Road Meeting.

WE are requested TO state, that Rail-
road mectingwi be held in the Court House
this evening, to commence at half past : o.
clock. The public, Uhc Ladies' cspcciallv.) )
ale earnestly invited to attend.
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The nominations of the Hon. w. f. Col
cock rs collector at Charleston; of Thomas
Evans, Esq, of Marion. as L. S. District
Attorney, have been confirmed.
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GEN BosHAn.---We understand that this
gentleman has abandoned his determination
70 resign the office Of Solicitor OF the Soutb.
ern Circuit, as aDnouced by him lately in. the
Edgefield Advertiser. There will, therefore
be no vacancy in that Office.
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s-s7" To the Hon J. \. Woodward we Il.
gain tender thanks for his kind attention.
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~ IL justice TO Mr. Bailey, we give
the following which we find IN the Camden
Journal. We think the Salisbury Watch
man should do SO too.
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IHE FARMER AND PLANTER for March is be-
fore MS. From hasty glance, we are sure
1t is filled with much useful information.
We are very sure of this, rs we have never
before been deceived.
SAEBORN g. GILMAN,
Pendlcton, s. G..
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county," hope he will do the needful by
correcting the statement
N. ID. BAXLEY, Agent.
CAhDEN. March ii, 1853.
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Ruth Garnett OF, The Loves Of the
Earl Of Rochester"

The Author of this very interesting ro.
nance, w. III. Ainsworth, has already earn.
ed considerable reputation as II writer OF
fiction. His first works-"Rookwood" and
" Crchton,' created quite n sensation in the
Literary world, but being partially objected
to on "ccoun' ofthcir seeming immoral ten.
dcncics, the writer changed the natu.c OF
ms iictions and gave us Tower of London
: Old st. Pauls," &c. The volume before
us Is quite interesting, and written in n
style at once free, easy and exciting.
We are indebted to the publishers, Messrs
Dewitt Il Davenport, New York. for ,bc
present copy, from whom copies m, v be pro-
cured. Price so cents.
BEATRICE or the UXKxowS RELATIVES. bv
Catherine Sinclair. We have only been en-.
abIcd to glance at this work ~ yet. In the
preface we find the following:
THE object of this narrative is to portray
for the consideration of young girls. now
hrSt emerging into society, the enlightened
happiness derived from the religion of
England, founded on the Bible, contrasted
with the misery arising from the superstition
OF Italy, founded in the Brcviary; and, in cx-
emPliiiying both from the best authorities. il
has been done with most careful and most
iaborious reference To the Standard au.
thors ofthe English Church, and of the Po.
pish Persuasion
We will probably notice moro fully at
some future time. In the present state OF
the churches, we could say it was book
much in demand. Price SO cents-DeWitt
and Davenporte, New York.
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Capt. b. III. Massey, Flat Rock should
have been credited to Feb. 10 1854.
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GRAHAM's MAGAZrYE.-Thc April number
has already come TO hand. Since the first
of the year, We have noticed growing im-
provcmcnt in this magazine, although
there appeared TO be c. little room for i'm
provcment The present number contains
much information of Am interesting char
actcr. Price So prr aunum
G.. II. OR NIIAM.
PHILADELPHIA
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OUR ENCHANG Es.-\VhCn we took the
Editors chair, We thought perhaps we would
puff some Of exchanges. and recommend
them to those who should take n good pa
per; but We have not observed any favor.
Die notice Of the Icle&cope, while other pa
prrs, not whit better than ours, are Landed
and commended. Now we would like to ap-
plaud the name and advance the interests of
our neighbors and friends of the quill, vet
we must have the same in turn. We act on
the principle of "you tickle me, and I'll
tickle YOU"
Sometime last summer, (though unsolici-
ted we complimentcd the Telescope in ap-
parcnty cxtravagant, though we knop just
terms.
On the occasion of our recent improve
ment, the Telescope noticed us in very
Ian@uid kind of style.
Without intending that We should be
"ticklcd" in turn, we cmphutically say the
Telescope is II most excellent religious
Observation-Disclosures
timental newspapcrC)
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The Soil OF THE SOUTH for March is also
before us The contents rs usual are va.
ried and interesting. Only 81.
IOMAX g. ELLIS,
Columbus, Geo.
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AZ meeting of the Students of the
Medical College of the State of Soutb
Carolina, DIR. @. s. King, of Charleston.
being called to the Chair, and Drs. J.
Blake, of Florida and NJ NJ. Weiss;noer
of Alabama, appointed Secretaries, the
following resolutions were offered by DIR.
X. Lebby, jr, of Charleston:
Resotsed, That the thanks Of the Glass
be rendered to the Lecturers the Char
lesion Preparatory Medical School, who
have ably recapitulated to the Glass the
Lectures Of the Professors of the College
tho past session.
Resoi0ed, That the thanks Of the Class
be also rendered to DIR. J T.. Jervey, for
hisyery able aud instructive course Of
Lectures on Medical Jurisprudence.
Res3ivsd, That 20 Ord. r.. M. Ged-
dings, the Class are greatly Indebted for
a course Of Lectures upon Microscopic
Anatomyfand that their sincere thanks
bereturned 10 him for the same.
Resolyed, Thata Committee OF Three,
the Chairman Of this meeting 10 be It's
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. ltale dying md ! deal Of lying.
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Arrival from the Crystal Palace.

n OW receiving and for sac. the largest a.
~ sor mrni OF Watches Il .BeWeiry,
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om.,e :. Duplex .,nctor. Engli h and cyl der
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Gold Pencils Seals, Key. maps, o kets
Spectacl's. Sl er lated aud Germao Silver
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pistols. WostonIlelms kniv.s, taHors. .nrs
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nles, and lsfge asso tulent Of such arti es as
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my assortment before pu. chasing else, here, and
from III long -.perien ell bus nras, | ain ca pa
BILE Of select ny e,.ei goods han any oller per-
son IN ttis County, will sell lower than can
re bought IN N rlh-rn Ohio.
! Casa pai, Tor California Cold. Clocks and
a { hes req air. n, warranted une year
! Dont orget he pac,; directly postt- We :
d ms new B the fir eAei y Sto e as yUu
come up FROM Tile ia !lrOad Stat'on
E. WILKINSON.
Sept. 2l, 1853 n4-3m
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&C ;uo,nird with Mr.. NARAeNCE'S work. ~il
a Is,t that tc'. aud ou' wurk . done, u0t t,y
a rpr-nt'c g, bu, by ey rne eel wo KIM n. nd
We save in cu''i z a d 70 mining. nearly ell The
ex nee Of m-kin-. Tlet.fsr- wee.u snb vii.
sell vrll-msde c o'liing, very nestIy, Il moi
qui'e as he o ss the C 9th aud rimisgs can be
bought Cut ing or making done on SHAT 20
tee, or W. will a. Ike any gsru eni 10 u came
az cheap as we sell th. IN made up. We will