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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-12-10

For further information respecting the life and lsbors
Of the Port Royast worthless, whether male female,
refer the reader to the splendid article Of Sir James
Stephen originally contributed to the Edinburgh Review
in the year lS4, and since repubshed in volume Of
Miscellanies by the author. We must be par.
doned however, in saying that the article in question
contains few inaccuracies in its statement Of facts in
accuraces which, however, would be overlooked did they
not contrast oddly with the surprising excellence that
characterizes the essay as a whole.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-12-10

JAQUELNE PASCAL Glimpse Of Convent Life at Port
Royal From the French Of NJ Victor Cousin, NJ Pros
per Faugere NJ. Vinet and other Translated
by H. N, with Introduction by W. r. WILLIAMS,
DID,. New York Robert Carter Brothers, 1854
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY


CITY IIOIEL.-A II Sheppard, Y G. r r; w
Hunter, Norfolk; E Hill Hanover; G B Coleman.
Louisa; Capt Sims, d R r; T Armstrong, Kingston.
Brown, Augusta; James, G r Wall and w s
Wall, Collision; DR. Hattie and lady Florida NJ p
Saunders Baltimore J f France, Richmond; r N
Howard, q FL Russell and Ross Kentucky; +
Mann and III Price, Sussex; o E Dunn and lady,
Hampton. ~
AMERICAN HoTEL.-Rev DR. Carmichael,
York; James Sloan, lady and daughter. Greens.
boro'. {; Mckay. lady and daughter, Caro-.
lima; Miss Sarah Miller Powhatan; Ro Bolton.
N York; Edward Hale, Giles C II, Va; d Gro.
ner Norfolk; L Taylor. Richmond; Edw Gee,
Prince George Jos T Steele, Callaghan's, Va: A B
Iiman, Portsmouth,; J Kay Michael Gardner,
Staunton; Smith, Guyandotte, Va Jos Hart.
well, South Carolina; G S Sampson, Henrico; III e
Bolton and lady, Mrs Wheeler, Philadelphia; IN
N G Parsons, Washington, ID c; Thos Rosser. Miss
Rosser, Lynchburg; Jas S French, Old Point; VIM
I Smith, New York; H Hoxar, Baltimore; Ezra
Houck, Frederick, Md; G Cotter, Northampton:
Samuel Harrington, Sussex; &C Mitchell, Nerfok
G Anderson and lady, Amelia; r A Nunnally
King William.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-W Edwards, Franklin:
J Watson, Lynchburg; Stone Pittsyivania; A
Fowlkes. Eottowsy: A Chalkley. Farmville; R Per-
son, l. Bryce Charlotte; H Winfree and nephew,
Chesterfield; Miss NJ Harris Petersburg; T NJ Har-
ris, Powhatan; Snead and son. Nelson. Plea
SAINTS, Petersburg; Fellers louisa ] Kent, Balti-
Msidsy Louisa Hill wa1toD, Dassai Crais
G&qftis, & montgomery beaziey. Danville; 5 Wood,
W Dupru, Lnnenburg; Waugh, Va; w II Sublett,
Buekingham; Evans, Montgomery; Phinney,
Ii DIR B Royal, Nottoway;J S Hubron, Powha.
tan.
EXCHANGE HOTEL Hunter, Caroline; J A
Day, Spottsylvania; j Clayton Miss Claytor Miss
Ciaytor. Lynchburg; w Smith, 6 children and
servants Gloucester; DIR r III Tatum C ID Farrar Mis-
Farrar, Miss Nicholas, C; Ballard Jr LADY, 2chil.
dren and seryt, Miss Ballard, Va; Maupin, Rich
mond ii Hobson. Friend E Browu, Petersburg:
{ Cabell. w Nj Cabel, Va; A d Chockley Farm.
vile: FL Mann, Petersburg; DIR Walker lady, child
and servt: Botetourt; 7 Wilkinson, Lynchburg; B
bernarlc: w + Biddle. Phils; I Teit, Proyidepce.
DR. K Workman, S C.; NJ Selden, Miss l. SeIden
and servt, Selden, Powhatan; Boswell. Va; q II
krscof, servt, Farnville;J Green S c; r Martin.
Henry; DR. C Davis, Charlottesville; Farley, lad
and . children, Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15
DENTISTRY.

TNHE comfort with which ARTIFICIAL
purposes for which they inserted is calculated to
render many persons, too Indifferent to the diseased
condition of their mouths and consequent loss of the
natural teeth, under the consolation when the teeth
gone, they can be replaced by pretier ones than
those nature had furnished.
To all such / would say, that Artificial Teeth are
well enough after the natural teeth are lost; but
made healthy and kept through long life, by ju-
dicous Dental operations the natural teeth and
gums with far less Inconvenience, pain expense
patients.
r. D. ADDINGTON, (Graduate) Dentist,
au 23 Office one door from 10th on Main street.
A RTIFICIAL TEETH-GREAT AND
"A IMPORTANT IMPROvEMENT-The under
signed have purchased tbs night to use DR.. ALIENS
PATENT IMPROVEMENT in the mode of insert
ing ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which is one of the
greatest and most important inventions made in
this branch of the Dentists art.
The improvement consists in the employment OF q
metal superior to gold in purity and III the complete
union of all the teeth by siicious compound, which
al the time forms the most beautiful and nstu
raj looking gum and filling all crevces and ire GU
larities, and rendering it impossible for the teeth to
become unpleasant to the wearer by the accuHula-
ton of particles of food other substances between
them. No other mode of mounting artificial teeth s
comparable to this in any respect.
Persons wearing teeth tinserted in the ordinary
way, and not giving satsfaction) are invited TO try
this invention, which they do at bat little addi
tional cost.
StWe shall be pleased to show specimens of this kind
Twork to any persons who will call at our Office,
whether they want artificial teeth or not.
WAYT & MAHONY, Dentists,
my 17-d&wts Office. 2o9 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15

DEATH OF Mas. WEBsrER.-Mrs Catharine Web.
ster widow of the late Professor John Webster, of
Harvard University, died at her residence in Cam.
bridge, between two and three o'clock on Monday
morning after illness of about thirty-six hours
Her age, we believe was about fifty years. She
was a native of the island Of Ct Michaels, in the
Azores and was half sister TO the mother of VIII.
liam II. Prescott the historian. She was q lady of
great amability and cultivation, and was highly
beloved and respected by a very large circle of
friends and acquaintance She leaves four daugh.
ters, two of whom are married and reside at the
Azores The other two lived with their mother in
Cambridge-Boston Commonwealth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15

Snow and frost are now common commodities IN
the mountains of Vermont
s1he rate of taxation in Boston ths year u 7o
cents on the slOo, which includes tho State az
well as the municipal tax.
Never despair in adversely. Work and perse'
we're. When wheel Is going round, the bottom
must turn upward-sometimes
There Is a talk OF Mons Julien mot little PauD
taking the Cry stall Palace to give concerts in afcr
the exhibition IL over.
The Clerks of wheeling held meeting On the
Sd. and resolved to use every just and honorable
means TO induce those In whom the power b vest
ed TO close their stores at o'clock IN the even
ing.
The mod striking case of moral turpitude u reLa-
ted by the Lantern One OF the prisoners being
eonyeyed to Sing sing, said his brother was New
York Alderman and he pasns ashamed to oDn IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15

When the U. s. Marshal went into the Jail, at lie
banon, Ohio, for the purpose of removing kissane
to Columbus, the prisoner protested against being
ironed, and offered to pay the expenses of twenty
men to guard himself if he could be taken without
the shackles. But the experience of the Marshal
on previous occasion, had taught him lesson he
could not disregard. and placed the irons on bis
prisoner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15

ASMALL FAMILY.-The Fort Smith lark ) Herald
says there is man residing in that county, named
John T. Norton, who has been married three times
father of twenty nine children--nine boys and
twenty daughters. lie is sixty nine years of age,
and was Ranger in the last war. He Is native
OF Amherst county, Va, and is active and vigor
ous when he was boy. Twenty mine cheers
for the Old Dominion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15

The Star, of Thursday, chronicles the following
circumstance, such an event having never before
happened in Washington:
Last night while the Germanios were performing
fine symphony from Beethoven, the large hall at
Carusis being crowded the President ofthe U. s. en-
tered whereupon the Germanias instantly changed
the music to Hail Columbia, and most of the audi
Magistrate of country and its glorious national
anthem
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15

SUMAc-The plant or shrub known as sumae,
says the Fredericksburg Herald, ''is an article
which forms qcite large trade from our port at
this Time. Sumac is found in great abundance, not
only in this, but in our neighboring county, staf
ford, and forms very considerable staple from
lands that are uncultiyated" Sumac Is extensively
used in coloriug
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15

FINISHING HER EDUCATIONAL girl. Is OF Is
years of age, has been sent to the State prison in
Connecticut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15

MURDER IN SPRIsGFrELD.-On Friday night
three coored people, woman known as ''old Sa-
manth," and her two sons, Horace and George,
were on drunken spree in Springfield, and during
the melee, Horace shot George twice with gun,
the second shot proving fatal in few minutes
Horace was arrested,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15

little shooting affair came of in Georgetown,
d. C., the other night The shooter was a Mr.
Hardy, and the shot-at was Mr. Southwark. Ne
harm done.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15

The word literature according TO the pronuneia-
ton of some folks, would be spelt 'licherachuer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15

The estate of JohnC R. Taylor, Esq, near Ka-
bletown, jefferson county, Va, containing sol
acres, has been sold at an average of go so. Mr..
Franklin Osbourne gets 400 acres. with the i'm.
provements, for which he pays $65 per acre. Mr..
Logan Osbourne, whose farm is adj accent, purchased
the remainder of the tract, l6l acres, al $50 per
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15

NEW UNITED STATES MARSHAL APPOINTED
Jefferson 7. Martin, Esq, has just been appointed
United States Marshal for the Western District of
Virginia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15

The charge against DR.. Steiner Z. $. A., for kill
Ing Major Arnold, Z. s. A., was Investigated by C.
N. Brooks, Justice Of the Peace for Hill County,
Texas, on the 10th of September, who, after hear
ing the evidence relpsiye thereto, discharged DR.
Steiner on the ground tha. the homicide was com
mitted in selfdefcnee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15

SLOAN Is to be acting manager of the Charlestos
Theatre this season. He has engaged Mrs. Melinda
Jones for the leading female parts, and Gertrude
Dawes as danseuse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15

Lieut.. John C. Porter has been elected Captain
of the Fredericksburg Guards, vice Capt Powell.
resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15

The liquor-deaiers in Washington City have
raised the price Of single drinks to ten centa Two
loaves of bread can be bought for that.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15

J. Fl. Williams, of Maine, has been appointed U.
s. Consul for Sidney, New South Wales
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15

ltol OT LIE l. j j
IL Richmond Post Off
.~r Persons calling
please say they are adve
" Office hours, on S
A. M, and 4 to s p. NJ.
LADI
Allen Mrs 3 NJ
Atkinson Mrs Sally c
Allen Mrs Mary c
Bates Mrs Susan
Bell Mrs Sarah
Boter Mrs Polly
Brann Mrs Mary Z
Boiling Mrs Mary NJ
Bailey Mrs Frances
Butler Mrs Eleanor C
Blair Mrs Emma r
Burlington Miss Mary +
Catlin Mrs Rebecca N
Crump Mrs Rosetta
Carlisle Mrs Sarah J
Collins Margaret
Curtis Lucy A
CurTier Mrs Lucy 8
Clarke Mrs Jane L
Collins Mrs Elizabeth
Craig Mrs Elizabeth
Cooke Mrs Catherine B
Coleman Bridget
Darlington Mrs Anna E
Converse bliss Amanda
Derr Mrs Elizabeth V
Dawson Louisa
Dabley Mrs
Donovan Miss Virginia
Drew Miss Mary Ann
Elan Mrs Sarah =
Eubank Airs Lucy A
Ellis Airs z +
Frazier Mrs Nancy
Fielder Mrs Mary
Fulton Mrs C C 3
Feller Mrs A z
Farley Mrs A
Greer bIrs VIM
Graswit Mrs P J
Graham Mrs Rosetta
Gordon Mrs Robena
Garkins Mrs VIM
Golden Mrs Ellen
Gilmer Mrs Eliza +
Hiiliard Mrs Mary b
Henriques Mrs Maria
Hutchins Mrs Judith
Hancock Mrs Eliza
Hall Mrs Eleanor
Hill Miss Z l.
Johnson Mrs Caroline
Johnson Miss Susanah
Jerdone Miss Maria
Jaques Miss Mary
Kelly Bridget
Kirby Mrs Elizabeth J
kirkmyre Mrs NJ E G 2
kochei Margaret
Lester Miss Sallie P
Lussey Miss Sarah
Liggon Miss Elizabeth R
Lumpkin Miss II A
LanghOrne Miss Julia C
Moody Miss Alice
Moore Mrs Annie
Murry Misses
Marshall Mrs Mary
Morris Mrs Mary
Morton Mrs Martha
McAdsm Miss Margaret
Mccarthy Miss Ann
McCropes Miss A NJ
North hrs Deliah
Oliver Mrs NJ
Purcell Mrs
Place Mrs
Peyteu Mrs Martha
Pollard Miss Ellen r
Pufer Miss Eliza A
Richardson Mrs
Rogers Mrs Agnes
Rice Mrs Caroline F
Richards Mrs C
Redlick Mrs Catharine
Roper Mrs Maria O
Radcliffe Mrs Marths
Stark Mrs Eleanor L
Sharp Mrs Eliza b
Smith Mrs Judy
Scott Mrs J }
Swain Mrs Mary A
Sturdivant Mrs Virginia
Tompkius Mrs Nj 3
Tazwell Mrs w P
Terrell Mrs Maria 3
Taylor Mrs M A
Teller Mrs A 4
Veasey Miss Mary NJ
WingGeld Miss Sarah L
Wood Miss Sarah Z
Williams Miss Nancy T.
Wsddell Miss Sallie G
Wicker Miss Sallie
Warker Miss Sarah
Wallace Mrs Mary NJ
w hitiock MIs Mary l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15

The Frederick (Md) Examiasr has the follow
ing:
FATAL AND MELANCHOLY AccTnESr.--The ives
tern train OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. ap
preaching this city, on Friday afternoon. caught
who was walking on the track between this city
and the Monococy junction, on the COW catcher,
prong of which, entering pear the right knee. shat
tered the bones, and tore her leg dreadfnliJ csas
sng Ter death on Sunday She was native OF Viz.
s;Sia. and stranger here Her mother resided
e an The corner Of q end lssh stress4 Washiast0n
CITY, 10 lSl3 o. ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15

Capt Connell, long and extensively known in
the Wheeling and Pitsbu re- river trade died in the
first named place few days ago
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15

CovIsGroN AND LExfNcroN RAiLwAY-The
line is now completed to Falmouth, and we are in
formed will be formally opened during the coming
week To Lexington will be finished By the first Of
May.-Cin. Com.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15

Bridget Leyden, aged abou. 10 years, was run
over by the cars in Lockport, N. York last Sun
day, and killed Her body was shockingly man
gled :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15

We learn from the Cincinnati Ensairsr saa. the
Editor OF that paper has instituted suit for ,be,
against Gen. s. F. Cary, editor of the Ohio Tenpe
rance Organ, laying the damages at $4,000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15
CASH TERMS or ADvERTIsIN0.

weiearn from the Warrenson, N. c., Nnss that
'i'sie daughter Of hr. Stephen H. Turner. Of Wake
county was killed on Sunday last by the falling of
injured.
me same paper states that negro man, the pro
perfy OF Mr.. Jack winstead was killed near Cedar
.feek' on the Raleigh CASTOR Railroad, on sun.
day morning last He ras drunk, and he'd lain
down on the road; and in his soporSc state decIin
ing get up. notwithstanding the warning whistle
une cars ran over his head, killing him. al course
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15
MORE THAN GOLD TO THE SICK
IVA From one Of the most respectable Druggists in

S5tth Carolina.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. Sept. q. 1873.
Messrs. Mortimer & Mopbray:-T sale of your
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture is increasing every
day, and every bottle sold recommends this valuable
medicine to the afflicted. Several of our planters
have tried il in different with astonishing sue
cess and getting it by half dozens 1t has been
found 10 be the greatest remedy for Rheumatic Af-
fections, and wonderful cure has been performed
negro boy suffering by Fits. will furnish you
with a number of certificates if you wish them.
Please send me, possible, a supply of the
w. G. TROTT.
Hundreds in this city will bear same testimony.
Delicate females and children will find this great
remedy Also, see cures OF Coughs, Dyspepsia Scro.
lula. &c. MORTIMER MOWBRAY,
2iO Baltimore street
CURE OF COUGHS, VERTIGO, RHEUMA-
TISM.-Cure Of the venerable Dr. Dunn's son, of the
city Of Baltimore well known, and whose tes-
tiusony adds to the. triumph of HAMPTON'S VEGE-
BALTIMORE. February 8, 1852
Tessrs. Mortimer MISREPRESENTATION: 1t Is
with real pleasure that l am able to attest 20 the
general healing and curative powers of DR.. Hamp-
TOMS Vegetable TiRcture. Some time during last
cough. was advised to take Cod Liver Oil, and did
so but getting better, was induced 10 try your
all my ugh left Permit me also to state, that
for the last fifteen years have suffered very much
from acute rheumatism and Vertigo contning me at
times to my bed. ! am fully convinced that / owe
my present good health to the use OF the Tincture
aud Kind Providence.
You are. INV friends at liberty TO use this as yen
nay thuk proper, and believe me,
Yours, very respectfully, @. DUEAN.
II. B.-l can be seen at any time al the Mayors
Office g. ID.
Delicate females and children viii find this great
blessing. Ii has restored thousands TO health
HAMPTOE'S VEGETABLE TIECTU RE.-Call
and get pat hes gratis with history Of discovery Of
this wonaeffgl Blood Purifier, ard see certificates ef
our own citizens, OF Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Scro-
fuia Liver CoInplaint, General Weskness, Nervous.
ness, &c. &c.
Sold by GA. sTRRCKER, Richmond; JONES
co. ROBERTSON, WILSON 4 ALFRED, Pc
tersburg; Dr.. COOKE, FredeTieksburg: MORTl BIER
4 Bi0WBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists every
where.
rY~si per bottle bottles for ss. cell
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM MASS. pre-
Ia pared at the Spring by boiling down the water
sEnall supply, for sale by
oc Is Sole Agents Rockbrdse Alum SPRINGS
TOR HIRE have for. hire, for the
u balance of the year, y GIRL accustomed to wait
EDWARD d. EAcRo.
90 Ia General A gent and Collector
E0 CASES OF CLOCKS. of every
~ style snd psiterz, jast received and for sale
ooiEst ALEX MOTT CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15
WASHINGTON NEWS AND Gossrp.-The .Sa'

WAsHINGroN NEWS AND GossIp-The S.ar
gives the following items:
On, HUsHl-We have every reason to believe,
that among the indirect and unsuccessful applica
tions for foreign missions under the present Ad.
ministration, was one for the appointment of no
other than Mr. James Gordon Bennett, of the New
York Herald, to be American Minister TO France /
Wasn't that high las the boys say, in the Bow.
cry.
INDICTMENT OF MOSES A. pI1RcE-This man.
recently arrested in New York for fraud upon the
Pension Bureau, has been indicted by the grand ju
ry of the United States Court foi Connecticut
The true bill found against him contains six counts
He was committed for want of bail in the sum of
S5OOO
claim has recently been allowed at the Pension
Office in the name of deceased widow late of the
State of New York. at the rate her husband receiv-
ed during his lifetime, on proof presented by an
agent in the case that the widow died in 1887
The fact, however, was subsequently discovered
that the widow died in 1885, and therefore, was not
entitled; and telegraphic despatch sent 10 Al
bany in time to stop the payment, amounting to
$1,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15
DAoUERREoTYpINc.
IMMENSE sUCCESs.-OVER IN

ri tiousAND PICTURES IN TWO MONTHS
great success that has rewarded the subseriber
shes the establishment of his Gallery in Richmond
ienaeis necessary that he should thank the ladies
ana gentlemen of the city for their kind patronage
ao assure them that effort shall be spared 10 me-
~ continuance of 1t. He would respectfully inform
n y ,aar ne s prepared to take Pictures by the new
on rnEon TINT process or STEREOSCOPIC or in
s1Se OF art desired, at the best arranged Gallery
Richmond o'e'
JOHN MURRAY.
ocA Sign of the Rcd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15

tised.
nday, hereafter, from 8 70 .
81 LIST.
A
Ainslie AIRS Geo A
Adams Mrs Hypasia
Andersen Mary Jane
b
Butler Miss Mary A
Browne Miss Martha B
Barrett Miss Margaret A Z
Be sby Miss Martha Z
Bramham Miss Bell
Ball Miss Bette ]
Belknap Miss Bette
Baylor Misses
C
Coutts Miss Jane n
Cooke Miss Harriet
Crump Miss Elias beth
Christian Miss Bette C
Ghildress Mrs Audratha
Cole Miss Sally C.
Clopton Miss NJ A
Gasheu Miss Mary
Cottman miss Martha
Grafton Mrs Sarah L
Cole Miss J T 2
Cottreu Miss Rebecca
d
boswell Miss MF
Dana Miss Matilda
Davenport Miss I'll NJ
Dayier Miss E M )
z
ElaIn Mrs ? 5
Epperson Mrs Louisa
Enroughty MIS- Martha
F
Ford Miss A A
Frsyses Miss Z E
Fore Miss NJ A
Parish Miss Sallie ?
Fandyee Miss S G.
G
Granger Mrs c A
GaIkins Miss A A
Gardner Miss Elizabeth
Groves Miss Lucy A
Gibson Miss Mary A
Graswit Miss Sarah X >
Gresham Miss Roberta Z
III
Hesh Miss Kissis
Harwood Miss I.
Hines Miss M A
Hallihan Miss MARI
Hammel Miss Victoria
Johnston Miss LW :
Jackson Misses Giuny L
Belle
Jones Miss Caroline
X
heesee Mrs Martha II
Kirby Miss Nancy
King Miss Rhoda
L
Langinalti Mrs Luiga 2
Leplie Miss Frank
Lewis Miss Maria L =
Lumpkin Mrs Mary
Ladd Mrs Parthena r
NJ
Mangman Mrs Z + .
Moody Miss Pattie
Murry Mrs Fanny
Miles Miss Bette
Moore Miss I.
Nc
Mcfarland Miss NJ 2
McGee Mrs Marietta A
McBlond Miss Sarah
n
Nelson Miss Mary
o
O'Csllsghan bliss C
P
Phaendextee Miss Z
Page Miss Sarah
Pirce Miss Sarah A
Pickett Miss Susan (.
R
Reddin Mrs Mary
Ransom Mrs Mary lane 2
Randolph Mrs Mary Z
Root Mrs Mansel
Rudin Mrs Nancy
Reid Miss L II
S
Serot Mrs Nilly
Stith Mrs Rebecca
Singleton Mrs Mary Ann
Skinner Miss Helen NJ
Sadier hiss Susan o
L
Turner Miss Sailie L
Tyler Miss Lucy
Turner Miss II s
Thomas Miss G =
Tucker Miss Anaude
v
w
West Mrs Lucy A
White Mrs John II
Wheeler Mrs Julia A
Webb Miss Isabel A
Whitinge Miss Harriet 7
Word AIisaG F.
"ashern Mrs Elizabeth
Wilson Miss Cathsriue
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15
ERREOTYPES.-At a truthful Iifa.

- IKE, hneiy finished portrait or miniature of
relative or friend severed from us by distance or deat
VINO would not prize and desire to possessf clear
ncnfonsd, durable Dsguerreotype is object rarely
OF time, and are pronounced by the highest authority
unsurpassed on either side the Atlantic.
otr Onr pace for one of these fine Portraits is only
oNE E p0LLAR complete, and warranted to please
or no sale.
strangers and citizens cordially invited to call
and examine specimens.
Observe the name and dnumber-MOULSON'S Sky
ana side Light Dasue rrean Gallery Ito Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15

The subscription books for the formation of a
joint stock manufacturing company, were opened
at "South Lowell Great Fails of the Potomac
the 9Th inst. There 10 an immense waser power al
the place, aud the company starts with good pro-
anecf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15

'a1oiihe county Is going ahead in the cause Of
Agriculture; and we IT stated tba, ,be win nm.
doubtedly be the banner county Of the ,ids.va,,.r
section. At the last court, large aas;,;on. we,.
made to the membership Of the Rappahsnnock %.
ciety
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-15

ine Baltimore Posrios announre. ,b<. a...,, -
-. useful minister Of the gospel the Rev.
1e' nrisen, ofthe NJ. Z. Church Ths gentle
- ven known in Baltimore, and member
=, 'ne baltimore Conference. He died after short
nness q disease ofthe heart. He leaves no family.
his we having died bpt short time since