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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-27

SIGNIFICANT NEWS En- ON MExIco.-The news
from Mexico, published in another column, will be
read with interest 1t appears, says the Washing.
ton Republic, that Santa Anna 10 determined to sub.
init the problem of Mexican nationality to an
abrupt solution. Animated by hostility to the
United States, he has revoked the amnesty towards
those Mexican citizens who rendered any service
to the American army, or submitted to the forces
before W hich he himself was compelled to fly
The organization Of the national guard, together
with the advances of Governor Trias upon the Me.
sills Valley, are very significant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-27

INDIA RUBBER CONlBs.-Just received
H. per Adams Express lot more of these desira
dren at BULKLEY L. cos.
nv u 1877 Main street
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GUNNER BOARDING.-The subscriber
~ situated at Mechum's river, the present termi-
nus OF the Virginia Central Railroad has accom-
modations for twenty or thirty Ooarders. His
house, beds and furniture are entirely new; his
rooms well ventilated, the surrounding country
healthy and delightful. Every exertiOn will be
made to render his guests comfortable. Terms
moderate, and made known on application.
WIN GRAVES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-27

e Auction Notice.-This dsy, (PRI
49, DAY. 9th, Groceries, &c, by
my "a DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-27

/ ADIEs SEWING CHAIRs.-Just re-.
Ia ceived lot of those ost desirable articles
Of Sewing Chairs. They are made of Rattan, and
are decidedly the most comfortable Chair that is
made. Also, Chdrea's Chairs with and without
rockers, at BULKLEY g. cos,
mv27 1877 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-27

A Rumoa.-h IL rumored, Ia the streets, that u
will be proposed in the Council, to take advantage
of the wording OF the ordinance authorizing the
poll for the subscription to the Central Railroad,
which set forth that hs subscription was to be not
more than 100000, to appropriate only the half OF
tina, sum. Now every man who voted on that pro-
position, either for or agai'st it. believed that he
was voting for or against 100000, To subscribe
less sum, therefore, would he TO take such On i'd
vantage of a mere quisbIe as we are very certain
the large majority OF that Council incapable Of
taking It would be such pslpable violation of
good faith, that we should be very unwilling to at
tribute the bare conception of 1t to any person
whatever. We can hardly believe, therefore, that
the rumor has any foundation in fact and very
tain are we, that should it be attempted, 1t will DO
voted down by an indignant and overwhelming ma
iorty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-27

SPANisH CIGARS of the most celebrated
~ brands, Brazil Sugar, Port and Madeira Wines.
Bacon Sides, Rice, Soap and Coffee Sugars, for
by
mv27 DAVENPORT. ALLEN a. CO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-27

E. ATTENTION FIREMEN,-A
&ES&- Quarterly Meeting CT the Board of Di.
N4SSEE; ectors of the Richmond Fire Associs.
tion will be held at the Office IN Satur.
day next SS instant at TX o'clock, P M, to hear ex.
cuses for fines which have been assessed during
the past quarter. By order OF the Board of Diree.
tors. JNO II B0SHER, Secy.
nv 26-3t
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IL 49, ROPER & MURRAY, UNDER.
sS>-z-S TAKERS. Governor street, between
Main and Franklin. fe o8-lv
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LAMBERT,s OFFICE.
no. =, North Calvert stree.
BALTIMORE

tHiLD LosT.-A little Boy, two v-s-. .ed
" half old, named JOHN KARNEY. s,ysvsS a ...eI
from his home yesterday morning. He bad unti
curly hair, and had ON no ha. at the Tina ha -.
he was last heard of in Cary street Any ner -s
ano"ng anything OF this child, will relieve the ds
tress OF bis mother by leaving information =, rs Sa
house, near Msyo's bridge LEI
my 27-ltt MRS MARGARET KAPNPv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-27

ICE CREAM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. received,
IL another supply of Austia's Magic Ice Cream
Freezers, the best now in use-through In six min
utes
Also, just received per Steamer, a good supply
of Market and Travelling Baskets, BTooms Tubs,
Buckets, Churns and brass bound Water Cans,
new styles
Also superior lot of Qleea City Hams, Beef
Tongues, North Carolina Roe Herrings No land
for sale by T. w. TURPIN,
my 20 Main, between 7th and 9Th sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-27

pORTO RICO sUGAR.-a7 hhds of choice
i quality, receiving and for sale by
my I-et TINSLEY e. BRYANT.
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A CTS OF 1852. 3d. w RANDOLPH
IA has for sale few copies of the Public Acts of
the General Assembly OF Virginia for 1852 SO.
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a. STKAYEO, on Friday night last ons
fSarge Bay Horse, and one ola small size,
Dark Bay, beautiful form, very fat, had white
foot lock. a reward of So viii be psid tor their
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-08
Erool n otitr6

STATE OF VERMONT,l The Probate Court
District OF ChItenden, SIS. : for the District OF
Churndcn, 10 all COnccrnt q IA the estate OF Ellen
lluXlr, "a minor. GREETING.
WHEREAS TuzI lIoxir, Guardian OF Ellen lluSic
ct Milton, in said District, minor, has tins day
filed in said court, her petition IN writing s"t,uG
forth. that her said ward is seized aud pos,, OF
an undivided fifth part OF al! ;hr Rcni Estate OF th"
estate oi Stephen loXe late OF said Milton deceased.
except what has been sold by the AdmInlstatriN
OF said estate, under authority OF "A license granted
10y said Court, which Real Estate is subject to the
right OF dover OF the widow OF said deceased, and
also OF an undivided filth part ol all the personal
estate OF the estate uisald deceased. That sale oi
all her said wards interest in said real and personal
estate would be conducive to the best interests 0l
her said ward, and praying said Court to grant
her license to sell al her said wards interest in
SAID real and personal estate, that the proceeds
thereof may be invested in stocks or other real es-
tate or PIT at interest
/ 1t is ordered by said Court that the 10th day o
April \. ID. 1853, be assigned for hearing and drci-
ding on said petition and that you be notified there
OF by publishing the substance OF sand petition aud
the order OF the Court thereon, three weeks sue
cesslvey IN the Bur ngon Free PI"ss,a newspaper
printed at Burlington in said District, previous to
the day fixed for hearing.
/ You are therefore, hereby notified as above.
/ Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict, this 10Th day OF March \. y 1898
j. ). ADAMS, Register
April LIST, lsj3 wlOw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-08
UNITED STATES SENATE.
Extra Session.
WA-IlrNGToN, :

WASHINGTON, March 81.
The Senate, Immediately upon assembling,
proceeded to the consideration Of executive
business.
When the doors were opened, Mr. Houston
submitted a resolution, which lies over, calling
tor the report Of an examination OF the Patent
oilice building.
Mr. IiambHu submitted a resolution, which
also lies over, authorizing the Secretary OF
State to contract with John {. Rivers for 81
copies Of The Congressional Globe and appendix
for each Senator, IN addition TO the twelve they
,eycrally now receive.
Mr.. Houston offered IA resolution that unless
the President shall have further communication
TO make, the Senate will adjourn on Saturday
next.
Mr.. Mason, thought such notice would be
discoulteous TO the President. lie had learned
that the President had other business ofan eX-
ccut,yc character to transmit, aud sand they
wonld probably be enabled to adjourn sine die
next "Wednesday or Thursday.
Mr.. Houston, did not wish TO be dacouricous
but he vas tired Of staying here, and wished
to be on his way home. Senate adjourned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-08

TAEr CARE OF YouR ITFALrn.-To young
man who asked OF Horace Mann counsel to
guide him towards success in the legal profess
sion, that extraordinary Mann replied terscy.
promptly and definitely lie opens with the
following suggestions touching the necessity
Of Health:
"Firs, you need health. An earnes. student
Is apt to ruin his health. Hope cheats him with
the belief that. if he can study now without
cessation, he can do 50 always. Because he
docs not see the end fins strength. he foolish
Iy concludes there is no end. spendthrit OF
health Is enc OF the most rcprchcnslblc ofspcnd-
thrills. | am certain | could have performed
tWiccthc labor, both bette and with greater ease
to myself mad known as much Of the Laws of
Health ana Lltc at twenty one as | do now.
'ln college, was taught all about the mo-
tons OF the planets, as carefully as though
they would have been in danger of getting oil
the track 1t had not known how to trace their
orbits; pat about my own organization, and
the conditions indispensable to the healthlul
functions Of my own body, was left in pro-
found ignorance. No thing could be more
prcPostcrous. ! ought to have begun at home.
and taken the stars when it should have come
their turn. The consequence was broke
down at the beginning Of my second colicrc
year. and have never had Il well dav since
Whatever labor have been since able TO do
| have done it all on credit, instead Of CAPITA
"A most rulnuus way. either in rcpard tt
health or money. For the last twenty fv,
years, 50 far as it regards health. | have beer
put, from day 10 day, on my good behavior
and during The whole Of this period, as q llib
crnnn would say, If had lived as other folk,
do for month should have died in fort
night.
Health has great deal to do with villa
the world calls talent. Take hwers iii,
through and high health is at least equal t,
ATTY per cent more tnnn brain. Endurance
cheerlu.ncss, wit, clouuencc. attain lrrcc an,
sPIcndor, with health, winch they never cal
without approach it. 1t often happens that tn,
credit awarded to the intellect belongs to tn,
digestion. Though | do not believe that reniu.
and cupcpsy are convertible terms, vet tht
former can never rise TO It's lofiicst he ghts un
aided by the latter.
again, wise man, with great cntcrprs,
before him, first looks round for suitable ins
trumens whorcwi'h 10 execute it; and h,
thinks Il AL important to command these ms
lrumCnts before he beglus his labor IIealtl
III AN indispensable instrument for the hes
qualities and the highest finish of all work
ltnk Of the Immense advantage YOU woul,
nave IN Il SUIT IN court, u after week or {
ioltnlghts investigation OF facts, You coulC
come IN for the closing argument, on the las
day, fresh ana elastic, with only so much NOR,
Of momentum and icrvOr for the velocity an,
the glow you Gtd acquired, while your wilt
rd opponent mad no more vitality than "a ba.
OF sand. How Ionr will our teachers an,
trainers Of youth, suffer boxers and racers t,
to be wiser III their generation than themsc
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-08
BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING. April. S.

of land, but also the increased value the land
bears in common with other land, beyond what
it would bear if the road was not constructed
at all. If this Increased value is equal to or
greater than the damage done, then no damages
can be assessed, or compensation given for the
appropriation of the land Detroit Duly Tn
bunc,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-08

u The Cincinnati papers tell Of heroic
decd performed by woman, in building ON
lire, IN Syracuse street, there, few days since.
which Is worthy Of record. A family consist
ing OF mother and four children was residing
IN third story OF Kroslman's beJstead factory.
which was burned during last night. Finding
herself cut OIL from retreat, in consequence OF
The stories beneath being on fire, the motl.er as
cendcd TO the roof carrying her children with
her. Here, tying one OF her babes to her shout"
dcrs, she boldly Ieaped across an alley SIX lcct
IN width To the ROOT OF another building, from
whence, leaving her burden, she returned aud
IN hh" manner carried over in safely each OF
the o,ur>. Iuc act was witnessed by a large
c"ne"nt7" OF spectators. Tue mo,her wa, IN
feeble neaIIn, and nothing but matena! love
couid "Ay" G. ned urr lhrougp 50 tying 4
sceuc.- Troy OuiJ POST
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-08
Railroads and Property.

he large number of Railways already com
ed or commenced, and being projected in
country, involving a very large cXpcnd-
:, would seem at a first glance to result III
tngement of our finances similar to that
cd by the Railway mania which ragged ~
nj few years since When we exam
facts as they are it is found to operate
1ty IN this country. Here, great natu-
nrtcs remained undcrvclopcd and real
' > OF nominal value only. Iron, copper,
Adrbic aud timbcrcd lands abound. These
re made available by application OF Labor
easy access to market. These means are
piled by the daily arrival of large numbers
laborers from Europe, and by the Railway
TEN every new Railroad dcvclopcS some of
SO resources; and instead OF impoverlshing
% country. has contrary effect. Let us look
the figures.
The appraisal Of real and personal estate in
State Of Vermont was:
Real Estate. Personal Total
~, SHGG2S,7j} $l2,9O0,lOO G9,54 1873
Il, 51I7O0l} llOll,59l G9,lil,637
y. 5i.olGel3 l,jl1,Al6 75,3Gl ,!S9
Decrease from 1879 to 1917, Sil2,5l6
Increase from lSl7 to 1852, 7lj2,6jl
ISl2 to 1852, OSLO, lOG
Showing that the property OF the State,
nch had been stationary, or rather retrograde,
been rapidly enhance since the opening of
lines Of Railroads within its borders.
We also find, from examining the appraisals
Isl? and ls47, that the listed property has
oased III the towns through which the vari~
Railroads DaSS nS tnllo1yS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-08

lJ'The New Hampshire Patrio, learns that
a large quantity Of ice has been Gu, during the
asst few weeks in the interior of New lamp-
shire. About five thousand tons have been en-
and stacked at Long Bay, Wunnipioogce lake,
for Boston house. 'ihis ice is of greai
thickness and remarkable purity. It's approach
lng advent will be the first appearance OF the
article from thai region in THIS Boston ice
market The expense Of delivering it on
board ship at Boston Will be about two dollars
per tea.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-08

Mr.. ScHooNMAEEE AT HoME.-Re'cased from
the cares and responsibilities of Congressional
life, our fellow toWnsman, Hon. NJ. Schoon-
maker, who has represented us 80 faithfully
during the past session, comes back to Ings-
ton to resume the practice OF his profession
Ills card will be found elsewhere in to to-iay's
paper, announcing his eierminauon,-hmS
ten .jOurHai.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-08

JUICE or TIE SurRFuE Court ArTuINrEn.--
Boston, March 3O.-Jddgc Merrick, (Drmo-
crar) has been appointed Judge OF the Supreme
Court OF Massachusetts, To I'LL The vacancy &C
casionel by the re- gn.,i.n u Judge Cushing
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-08

a. Good rrdpy and LIdy ..ay tins year
Tell on the same day. An uu.Irnr prupur,.y
abiding to TINS very rlr" occurrence, says;
"Whcp our lord shill he IN our lady, Ian.
Then England shall meet with some n,e.t
mlshlp."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-08

05TDr. Wayland, President Of Brown Uni
diversity, has been examining the table tipping
experiment. usually attributed To electricity
Or spirits. lie decides That it Is not electricity
Tut thinks it governed by some heretofore IN
discovered law Of nature.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-08

u 1t is sad the Duchess of Orlenns II
ABOUT TO contract mnrganliIc marriage wnh an
aId-'lc camp Of hcr lac consent and also that
The Countess dc Monjo Is about to mary
yam.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-08

This is one million dollars more than the
whole increase in the State, from l. - to 1852
and $500 GEO more than the increase from
l~l1 to 1851. Thus it viii be seen that those
portions of the State not enjoying the adyln-
tageS OF easy communication are rctrograding,
"hie those portions having the advantages are
rapidly advancing in population and wealth.
u must be remembered that the Railroads arc
but Just finished, and five years hence vii! show
much greater increase than the past five years.
'ur mountains and valleys abound in mineral
wealth. Timber lands which, in Il, were
scarcely worth paying the taxes, and winch, in
1892, might have been purchased at from TWEEN
y-live cents to one dollar per acre would now
sell al from three to ten dollars. We have no
tonbt tint the rise in value of property in tins
state h1S already paid for the entire cost Of
onr Railroads. The same results are produced
IN other portions Of the country, and an exam
nation also, upon the lines Of canals plank
roads, AMI even good carriage roads, wouid
prove that internal Improvements pay for them
selves, independent Of dividends. lie in
crease IN the listed property of the town OF
hnlIdnd, from 1917 to 1852, amounts to !. l3I.
UOO ana we presume no one would say til It this
would be ne r the true amount if property were
appraised at the present tlmc.-RMi0d Uraid
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-08
LATER
4 Il g Il e q Il q E Il
I'VE .iIlG.lRl 1T U1LIE.IN.
HALIFAX, March 80, l-j3.

r,
ne h',E'' 'nl'I steamship Niagara, Capt
i".'"' "INeu mere at . o CLOCK thS evening.
"N'''7 ''l' H''''Poo' OH saturday 'hc IJlh VI
stunt n,
ne 4NlhEfra pings nInety-slX through pas
s'n@''S' ana I''I' Ifcl@ht' In the io@ prevail
w" H'IP sue struck at inc chtraAcc OF the har-
DOT, T., pu' =, S"S!''nou no Ga'ha@r'
hc Oo'lIHS steamship Arctc arrived out at
'EU'i''o' DIT ',''""'@"t Oh Inc Ioth March.
ne 1uh'tu ScIc" steamer APPS arrived ont
D" "'E lC',' III i Gays ana - hours mean time
RON VI, .Nc" orA'
~ 'C ~" SteH'''tr ''y o. Nahchcstcr, from
'''' ''V'f"''; aiI'cu ou' III Ia days hour.
ENGLAND.
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''J ''' .',l''''o" VI t''c ll1IiI'N ana que
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cnn,ln,. ,n,y,rls S,rj,n;.n s,,Li',, .5
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1,o1 C;n,.rn-,,n,t LaJ rnn,,"j ,t n ,'a,'I
Government 10 Interfere oI,in.t .corr.,r,, 'i','
and Gro,t Rrt.,n hl ,,r;,7,, .,.,
NIrpn,. bu in the a,n'ino IN, An.,r;.,, 49,,
t..,rii,., had stated tl,t # WAS ,hnr r,,n,,,l
+, r.,.,.. -,uue.tr,tIon from n,r,in. nr,,,n'r
Lord John Russell also stated ,hqt the Gov-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-08
LATEST NEWS by TELEGRAPH.
New York Nominations, an other new
Nominations.
Special DjSpaich 10 he y. Y Tribune.
WAsmINGrnN IhnrslnN Mnrch 81 Il.

Nominations.
Special DjSpuich 10 he y. y Tribune.
WAsnINGroN, Thursday March 81 1853.
The nominations Of Mcssls. Dix and Fowler
were postponed, there being a strong rcmon-
STRANGE from New York against Fowler There
Will be a desperate contest in the Senate about
these nominations.
Colonel Gornan, Of Indanr, is nominated
for Governor of Minnesota.
Samuel w. lngc late member from Alabama
"A man Of talents but an uncompromislng
lireeater-is nominated US District Attorney OF
Northern California.
The Baltimore programme has been altered
to hcttlewclI, Naval Officer; Polk, Surveyors
James Casey, Treasurer.
Further United States nomination are--Find.
ley Bigger Register of the Treasury. b. G..
Prestiy, Sub-Srcasurer, at Charleston Clark
Surveyor, st. Barbara, California. Many other
nominations have also been sent in.
Mr. DiN's Chancc--N c>tcn and other Noml-
nations. &C ordinations Officially An
noun.cd'
.Spccin Dispatch Ia he " Y Tribune.
WAenINGroN, Thursday, March 81, 1873.
rule of the Senate postponcs any nominal
ton if one Senator Oh iccts to It's consideration.
A western democrat objected to the consid-
Grafton of Mr.. DiXs nomination, and many
Senators are said to be opposed to his confr-
nation. Mcssrs Atchison, Hunter, Mason,
Bright and Rush, are bitterly assaulted from
/ New York.
/ Casey, from kentucky, it IS sqid, will be
Treasurer: Bigger brother of the late Cover
nor, will be Register IN Indiana.
Among the nominations are these Richard
/ ElwoDd, Postmaster at Nttchcz; G. Il. Dixon,
do Jackson, Miss; l.. G Peck District Attor-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-08

BLACK Diamond Coal Cooking Stove
ID with Water Bach, tor sale 10y, ,.,,..........
November 49,. oAWu
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-08
THE COINAGE.
TO TIE EDITORS.
NEW York, SEprEMBI

~ New York, SEPTEMBER 80.
Put the following facts before the People:
Small coin is very scarce every where Small
traders and the poor man suffer in consequence
The new quarters are bought up at premium
for expectation daily. BY the month of May we
shall be destitute.
Spanish coin is not worth what it passes for.
Spanish quarters intrinsically are not worth more
than % cents, and some not 20; shillings, 10 to
l0l cents; six-penny pieces, to cents. Yet
they circulate freely they are not bought for expor
tation. We must have some remedy.
If new quarters were worth only % cents, they
would circulate as well as those now current, and
would remain in the country and dimes at cents
and hafdimes at cents value would pass freely.
We want change, and must have it. We have
awful trouble in our retail business and in our
markets.
The post Office, clerks offices, banks, and other
places have to buy quarters at per cent premium.
Spanish six-penny pieces selling at per cent.
premium for change
This tells the tale of commercial suffering.
ask you to make an effort to relieve the People.