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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-23
ST. GEORGE TUCKER, CID,
Keeper of the Rolls OF Va.

At a meeting of the City Council, held May 9th
1853
copy of "An Act am ondng the Charter of the
city OF Richmond, passed april 5th, 1853, having
been submitted, it was
ResoLved, That the said Act be published in at
least two ofhe daily papers until the Goth instant
and that at the elections to be held in the several
Wards on that day poll be opened, to be headed
An Act amending the Charter of the City of Rich.
mond," and to contain two separate columns; the
first column to be headed, "For the Act amending
the CHARTER; the other to be headed, against the
Act amending the Charter" And that the person
recording the votes in the sever al Wards, then and
there receive and record in said poll book the votes
for and against the said Act of all persons qualified
to vote under the Charter OF the City that they
ascertain and certify the number of votes given for
and the number OF votes given against the said Act,
and deliver their certificates, with the polls TO the
Clerk of the Council, to be by him laid before the
Council at its first meeting thereafter.
Teste:
WMP SHEPPARD, Ger,
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SUPEkIOR CHE WING TUBACCO.-
~ We have just opened lot of superior Chew
ing Tobacco which is very old and not sweetened
and which is said to be excellent. Also, various
other kinds best brands.
PURCELL, LADD g. co,
nv 10 % Main street
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Sn OAO FINE PRINCIPE CIGARS,
cOsOOO Cruz brand, for sale by
my 20 WIN TAYLOR
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EDWIN WORKMAN e. co.

EOR HIkE.-I have Tor hire, good Narse for
L the balance of the year. Applyto
EDWARD D. EACHO,
my 90 General Agent and Collector.
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CODA WATER, COLD AND SPARK.
~ LING.-We have opened our soda F0un.
tain, and invite friends to call and see it, We
have variety Of Syrups, viz: Lemon, Pine Apple,
Strawberry, Vanilla, Ginger, Pepper, Orgeat and
Sarsaparilla.
my 20 GRURBS a. ApPFRSON
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1T7ILLIAM HIOUNTJOY's MARBLE

a EIlEE IIU -
" FACTORY aud Granite and Stone Yard, east
eo-rer of sh and Main Streets Richmond, We, is at
e agaes prepared to furnish Marble Monuments,
Tjznbs or Head Stones, OF any size pattern Mar.
BE Nauteiu:eces. Marble work for cabinet makers
o! any WORK OF TIE kind of the best materials and
workmanship, at the shortest norice, and on as fa
v.raaie terms as any otaer establishment between
Boston ard New Orleans Having extensive Ora.
mite Qunrries of easy access from the city, and
Of Qu9 liy not 10 be surpassed even by the far.
famed Quincy Granite, he also engages to put up
Granite Fronts, any other kind of house.
work in Inc rnost reliable manner, with such dis
pr,el and upon such terms as cannot f, Tito please
every one.
Ez=Granite furnished of specified sizes for
stone cutters, or rough Granite for mason work.
Il EB-Haying recently engaged a very expert
enced Carver and Engraver, he prepared to do all
kinds OF ornamental marble work, ut the lowest
possible prices. NH l6-3m*
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CIDER.-20 bbls Newark Cider. just received
" and for sale By
my 20 WIN TAYLOR.
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GRUBBS & APPERsON.

~ NOTlCE.-The STOCK and Fixtures, to.
Y gether with the good will of the New York
Saloon, Is offered for sale on account of the death
OF the late proprietor. The stand Ia known to be
good one, and will be sold chap as the owner wishes
to dispose of it. For further particulars inquire of
my 20-3l+ KRISCHMANN
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D.
AG inform his friends and the public generally,
that he has removed his Cigar Establishment op-
poslte his old stand. few doors east of the Old
Market, where he will keep on hand superior
lot OF Domestic Cigars, of his own manufac.
ture. Also, imported Havana and Principe CT.
gars, Of the most approved brands. Also, Good.
win Fine Cut and Bonn's Anti-Nervous Chewing
Tobacco, and very superior article of imported
Smoking Tobacco, all of which he offers whole
sale and retail, upon the most reasonable terms
Eek
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M ELLS' BOOK ON BAPTISM,-5O
III copies of Professor Wells Book on Baptism
its modes and subjects, just received and for sale
at the Baptist Book Store. The Baptist Society
need only to be informed that this Book is from
the pen OF II Nell, Professor of Greek and Latin
in Mercer University, Ca.
=my20 CHAS WORTHAM, Depositary.
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0IL SILK, just received and for sale by
" GINTER a. ALVEY,
my ~ No l6 Pearl street
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4 SNHEMICALs ~ c. Quinlne, Morphine,
~ sautonine, Salacine, Aconotne, Veratrine,
Strychnine, Vslerianate of Iron, Vslerianate of
Zinc, Perresquintrate of Iron, Iron by Hydrogen,
lodide of Iron, Chloride of Zinc, Nitrate of Silver,
Oxide of Silver, Chloride of Silver, Chloride OF
Gold lodde of Potash, Bi Carb Potash, Potassium
(Metal) &c. &c. For sale by J. B. WOOD,
my 10 Corner above City Hotel.
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SUMMER COMFORT.-Just received, a
~ fresh supply of Rattan Chairs, which are 90
desirable for Summer use, being exceedingly light,
cool, strong and durable. A full assortment Of the
above such as hall, dining, Office sewing and chill.
drens' table chairs, can be found at
BULKLEY & cos
nv 19 l37 Main street.
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DINE APPLE SYRUP.-3 dozen bottles
L Pine Apple Syrup for fsvoring Ice Cream, for
sale by 8 BONAVITA e. CO,
my 20 No l76 Main ST.
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An ACT AMENDING THE CHARTER
OF the City Of Richmond, Passed
AprIt 5th. lSS2.

l. BE Il enacted by &e dcaeral AssessJI, of vi,
staia, That the twenty seventh section of the ae,
passed the thirtieth day of March, eighteen hun.
dred and fifty, revising and reducing into one, all
the provisions of the Charter Of the CITY of Rich.
mond, shall be and is hereby amended, so that the
said section as now enacted with such amend.
ment shall hereafter read as follows:
The Council may establish, construct and keep
IN order, and may alter or remove landings and
wharves on any land in or near James river not
lower down or higher up the river than the town
line; and may lay and collect reasonable duty on
vessels coming TO and using such of said landings
and wharves as may belong TO the city, and may d.
rect and regulate the manner of improving and
using other wharyes and landings within the corpo
rate buonds; and II any wharf or landing be not
improved as II directs, may. after giving reasona
Ole notice TO the owner occupier, (n the manner
prescribed by Chapter one hundred and sixty seven
of the Code Of Virginia) cause such IMPROVEMENT
TO be made, and collect the expense of so doing
from he owner occupier in like manner as
taxes due from him to the city would be collected
The Council may also appoint Port Wardens for
the port OF said city prescribe their duties and fix
their compensation.
State of Virginia City of Richmond, to wit:
LIST George Tucker, Clerk of the House OF Del.
egates and Keeper of the Rolls of Virginia. do
hereby certify that the foregoing 10 true copy of
an act passed by the General Assembly of Virginia,
on the 5th of April 1853.
Given under my hand this twenty fifth of April,
1853.
ST. GEORGE TUCKER, C.HD.,
Keeper of the Rolls OF Va.
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~ AND CANS-A large assortment of the above
articles can be found at 1877 Main street Also,
Wood Trays. Bowls Butter Prints, Wood Spoons,
Market Baskets Clothes Hampers or Baskets. at
my l9 BULKLEY g. cos.
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ENRESH VANILLA BEANS.-One case
IL Prime Vanilla Beans. Also, extra Vanilla,
Rose, Almond, Peach, &c, for favoring Ice Cream,
for sale by PURCELL, LADD g. CO,
my 19 Druggists, 90 Main ct.
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BANANAS, ,sBANANAS.-5 punches of this
- delicious fruit, just received and for sale by
8 BONAViTA e. CO,
my 20 No IT'S Main n.
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1T-0N & BOOTH, UPHOLSrERER

1ITAT-0N & BOOTH, UPHoLSfERERS
W AND PAPER HANGERS, respectfully In
,-,, The ru bic, tina; their Spring assortment of
r,o.s in the above line is now complete, consist.
TN part Of gilt, velvet satin and common Pa
rs,. Borders, Fire Screens, Curtain Papers Win.
~ Shades, Mating, floor and table Oil Cloths,
Tsr,yesses and Feather Beds, OUNCES, &c, &c, all
a; which ghey offer at prices as low as can be pur-
chased elsewhere, at their store, No l44 Broad
street opposite the Theatre
P S-Rooms and Entries Papered at the shortest
notice. lowest prices and in a manner not to be
ee1s.le3 by say competitors. ap 26-lm*
nEN0NAL OF THE FRANK LIN
II CLOTHING STORE, from 1872 to 90 Main
rel, third door above l4th Street-where may
bs found the largest and best got up Stock Of
Ready Made Clothing ever offered to the ci.
tzens Of Richmond. Our Stock comprises every
s.,,e, ous'ity and color Of Sack, Dress and Frock
Cas- for Spring and Summer wear Plain and
Fslc7 Cashmere Pants of every style and quality
.-s9iEzbia; plain and figured Silk, Satin and Mar
e. .: Vests in endless variety. Also, very large
SO :e.ecs Stock OF Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Ia3.e.lss, Carpet Bags &c.
Al ask is a call atthe Franklin, to be satisfied
,s i is the place get the best and most for your
money. r DECOU 81 CO,
mn 25-6m 95 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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On! DON'T I LOVE NtY MOTHER

On! DON'T L LOVE ntY MOTHERe
~ The boys and girls they jeer at me;
But don't mind their snarling;
There's one thing that like to be,
And that's my mothers darling.
On Governor ST., at BARTHoLoMEw's store,
She bought Watch for brother,
And bought me there hne Gold Chain;
Obi Don't | love my notheri
Clock likewise she bought of him,
And my aunt she bought another;
And let's join both to the tune of
Oh Don t ] love my motherl
WI BARTHOLOMEW, Watch maker.
my17 Opposite the Dispatch Office
NMOkED BEEF AND BEEF TONGUES.
~ Just received, nice lot of Smoked Beef aDf
Beet Tongues.
Another supply of Austin's Patent Ice Gre
Freezers, Of assorted sizes, the best now in un
through in six minutes
Also, fresh supply of McClung's family Flot.,
and Scottsville extra superhne something very su,
periOr and for sale by T. w. TURPIN,
my lS Main, between 7th and 9Th sts
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, de.
,OTl
nave
the
lay
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QACON.-30,0 ,0O0 lbs sides 30,0 COO lbs Shoulders,
- strictly prime article eur own smoking, for
sale by
my ID CHAS. T. WORTHAM a. CO.
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- FOR kENT.-Thst very desirable Res i
E4I dence in Sydney, known as "Sutten's" with
four attached, enclosed and well set in
Clover,iand Vegetable Garden, for the remainder
OF the year. The House has seven rooms, all in
good repair. For terms, &C., apply to
VIM GOULDIN,
my l9-lw Governor street,
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DARAs0Ls AND UMBRkLLAs.-duA
4 received per express
Rich worsted and plain lined Parasois
Rich figured and plain lined Parasois
SIX Umbrellas, all sizes and colors
Aiso Black Lace Scarfs, very rich
White do do do
Plain Hernanna Scarfs
.Alexsnders Kid and Silk Gloves, all colors
Brown, Blue and Green Grenadines for Wells
Together with large and handsome assortment
attention Of the Ladies.
WARREN e. PERKINS,
spI6 No l4l Eagle Square.
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amy 70 CHAS WORTHAM, Depositary.
RON AND STEEL STOKE.-l50 toas
l. Tredegar, Sweeds Country and English Iron,
comprising full assortment of all sorts and sizes.
Is tons Nailor's Cast, German and English and
American Blisterea Steel
Roohng, Cross and Single Tin Plate; Block Tin,
Bar Lead, Zinc, Speter, Sheet and Hoop Iron, tor
sale by
my20 EDWIN WORKMAN a. co
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EKEsH MAY BUTTER.-Just received
i per steamship Roanoke, a supply for this week
Of prime May Butter, fresh from the charm, for
sale by HULST & KING,
my lS Frank lin ct, Old Market
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| AIDES THIN SOIL NOR u q Co
~ BOOTEES, tipped with Patent Leather, beau
tiful walking shoe.
my l3 PEMRERT0N A. BRO.
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| AKGE LOT OF CHEAP GAITER
Ia Boots, just received by
my Is PEMBERTON A. BRO
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MATER COOLERS.-ln addition to our
W present stock We are receiving an extra sup
ply OF Water Coolers, 2, 3, 4, and gallons Some
every family to have cool water at a small ex-
pence; tor sale by ZIMMERMAN.
mylS corner of Main and 18th streets
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EREsH ARRIVALS.-We are this day in
receipt of our second supply of Spring and
Summer Dry Goods By steamer Roanoke, includ.
ing every variety ID fancy Dress Goods, DO, OF the
latest styles, Among them are the following:
W hite Wstered. Foulsrd and Gold Eagle Silks
Blk, Gros du Rhin, and Chensie Glace do
Gsuze, Llama, and Organdie Bereges OF every
style
Animalized, Paris and plain Bereges of every
style
Grenadines, housselines and Berege de LANES
Tan colored, green and figured Broche do
ADd indeed, all styles Goods for Gents, Ladies and
servants wear, which we offer on the most reason
abe terms, and to which we invite the attention of
our friends aud customers, both in town and the
country.
VALENTINE, CRENsHAW g. CO,
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NMA1.L LOAF SUGAR.-50 barrels receiv
~ ing and for sale by
my IA TINsLEY A. BRYANT.
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and
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rict
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SPARKLING AND BRIGHT.-The Soda
~ Fountains of the subscribers are now open
with the choicest Fruit Syrups and Soda Water
which cannot be exceied. Cali and try il at
my l8 BENNETT e. BEERS, Druppisfs
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AND WARRANTS.-The highest cash
~ prices given for Land Warrants of 40, 80 and
lou acres, by WIN. ]. DON0H0O,
my l3-lYr Wall at under Civ Hotel,
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ceed to dcnouncc me. shall also denounrc
you and there is an end of both of us. Ii
ycu uphold me, will uphold YOU, and we
Shall 90 on a> before
"Ncll,' said the lady. considerably cmbar-
ras.ed at finding that her secret was known.
what is to be done am in a most difficult
position
Not at all. madame, replied The baron
Il will tell you what to do; take my arm, and
We Will return together 10 the drawinr-room.
where ,ou viii announce that INV explanation
has been satisfactory"
The countess seeing there va. nothing els,
tG be done, determined To make tie best off
and as she advanced into the room SAID. with
one Of hcr sweetest smiles: II am dcInhrcd
to tell you, that Monsieur Ir Baron ha, been
able to give me an explanation. which, though
cannot divulge it, SIN all respects perfect
" satisfactory to me-. and therefore. am sure
# viii he 50 to you." The guests were at
once relieved from weight of anxiety, th,
rlcnIn" passed with the utmost Ii;arity. an
the baron rega;ned the good opinions j" ha
lost. 1t was not until lon- afterwards thai
the real facts OF this singular history bccam,
known.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-05-14
Tie Victims OF the Marchoness of Brin-
Villiers.

In the work. now in progress Of extend
inc the Boulevard Mazas. in Paris. il
Ircamc nccr>sar, to drmoli>h a house sirnat-
ed upon the yrouni> ot the ancient residence
%. the famous Narrhionr>s of Brinvillirr> In
the foundation walls of the house. the ma>om~
discovered three skeletons. well preserved
two oi which appeared to toe those oi tail
men. and the third that Ui a woman. Near
the latter were found quantity of icwclrv
and a piece OF gold com hearing the '!atr Of
l6G. Ii Is conirrturcd that the skeletons
ar. those OF the two hrolhers and sister OF the
MarchioMr>s OF Brinyilhrr>, who were poi
>uned bv her in her house. Ii l. known that
the Marchonc>S. about the wear 1870. com
mittcd MANY crimes that She took refuge in
a convent at Liege, where she was arrested &;
and that she was convicted and executed III
the course of that year.
The above statement is translated from n
late French newspaper. The MarrhioucS~
al. BrinyIllirr> was celebrated for her IN
friguc> and crimes She was married in 1851
TO the Marquis of Brinvliirr>; hut soon after
her marriage. she became arrlcmtlv aitarhrd
to and entered into guilty intri"ue with a
Croix. who was introduced bv her husband
into her house Her father, becoming ac-
orainted with her conduct confined s.. Croix
in the BaStiIle. where he underwent a wears
imprisonment. and was then liberated. He
contrived to visit his favoriethc marclnHc,s
and commune ated to her the art OF MIXING d
slow but deadly poison, which he had learned
in prison from an Italian criminal. She made
use of the fatal secret. and. nv slow degrees
cut off her father, her two brothers and her
sister: or at least they disappeared. and She
was presumed tn have been accessory to their
death. She spared her husband, probably.
because he had looked with Indifference and
without iealousy npon her guilty connection
with ST Croix. An accident brought to
liuht the rircumstanfial evidence OF her
crimes. St. Croix. while preparing, as Is sup
posed some OF the subtle poison. suddenly
dropped down dead. oTrrpo~er"d bv the et-
tuvia. He having no relatives. his property
.vas sealed bu. the mar, h!o:.tjs in.is,e-. with
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such iinrnrtrnitv upon obtaining particular
box which was among hi> effects, that >u>l.i-
lions were cxritrd. and h,' box WIS opened,
and found In contain papers with iircrrions
tull of slow poison. The marchnnn>> made
her escape In a convent; hnt WIS arrested,
put Ia the torture. ami finally condemned 10
death and executed in tIir year l6.6- Trar-
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Ii'' sun i!Hi!IN Ill ii''li ''"H'Ili3 iO'iIPS.
and where these are pitched making their
homes.
They acknowlcd re no other rule nan the
patriarchal, and no oihc: alliance but thai
OF fraternity: and they are alike inscns;hlr to
the wants and comforts Of civilization They
know neither p0veriy nor riches, wee or viz
tue and thcy are alike exempt from the de
p!orable viciS~itI,!rs of fortune Theirs is a
happy state of equality, which knows not the
prrplexticS of amblion.nor the crimes Of av-
ari.c They nc,or cultivate the soil. hnt
Snhsi>, altogether on game. plundcr and hi
Iago. They are the most expert hor.emrn
in the world, and cherish the zamc fond a.
taclmcnt for the animal
In their political and domestic relations
there is also a similarity. They are Govern
cl Ivy c'ict>.whoSr oli~ci, hereditary 50 iono
As thcr administration meets the arn~o,,a, q,
Of their followers. The rIirf L.als rp.n 70
WAY. ard arr>i,}rS af their deliberations IN
co,nri! lut. should h.. .;-,..,,ro l;n,..i, ~.
I'm a.t o.. cowqrl.ra or p.,l-,1m;,,.,r,,;oo
tie, 4, not heSi,a.c 10 lano>. lin and nr,nn =,
moro cora,r.,,,. r,qo ~ l.. ...,d ,r,.;n ,,,..
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and ar. >.nctioYr,} nv n. ,..,or.I ,o;.. IT,.
..xo,r...n r,I.r,;. =. ,i.,.-,....,......
.l.;..r. o,, c,,,,;,s 90 +bo,. ....n.,.I 49,.
-i,; H., cn,1~c.I
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once renewed lF'i" "''S"' "I Anxiety the
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'n' fta' E''s OF TINS singular history became
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>scfrh "t hI~ own voyage, and Go>crihoS the
country tAro"sh which he passed. We mai"
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