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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-19

,ssisast Valunb Bile Eat at Esnblic SnIc.
i1TKTILL be sold, on Saturday morning. April 2eh;
w the Court House, fine story Brick
ate 5h street. Monroe street, being the
loTmeTly occupied by a. n A dams. 65S3e lsss
mar26 g. Z. a G. l.. WICKHaM.
Tie above sale has been posponel until Wednesday, the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-19

IN Cordage.
W DO t a19S roRe Pittsburgh prices.
10 a9tarred do do
a. H. italian hemp Packing Yam.
5SoiSsl s sid ssS cords TsStsi and Plough Gns,
50 lbs Ciiiups: 't se'he wine;
10 reels hemp Bed eora ..of
.-.- 20 bales OaErn1. SH"1Hi
~ brs Pitch and Resin.
rtAS general assortmerf 0 en11rr,.;
Caaking cotton and low etc ~ StlseiS, Lard OIL,
LeS1-u CHAS. H. BERRY
Corner Union and Tat.y 81,
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VIM. II. Needs & Co.,
Bookbindcrs & Blank book Han N IA ctur ere,
NO. pa Monroe Street, UP STAIRS.
MOULD respectfully inform their friends and the pub
w lie in general that they have bought the establish
Blankbook mandatory and prepared to Rule and
ind to ORDER blank books of every description music
magazines periodicals be surpas.
and by any esta blishnent i'll the country.
nTConstantiy on hand assortment OF blank books.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

Flour, State brands 8. 56a4, 90; Ohio s4,62a :
4.S7, steamers news had depressing effect; South.
ern s5.OOas5.12, firm. Wheat nominal. Corn,
yellow &c. Whisky 224 frmer. Mess porkl rs,
prime 1915 firmer. Mess Beef S13iaSl3. ShCul-
de.s 81, hams o.. Lard 93n193. in bbls, kegs Ii
scarce. Butter l0al5. Coffee Rio 81, Jaws ii !,
steady. Sugar, Orleans 43a5 firm. Molasses Or
leans 27a29, inactive.
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Wheeling Marble Works.

R. BLUM q CO.,
MI ANUFAGTURERS Of tomb stones, statues, mantle
wi peces table wash stands steamboats, and hotels
aud ornamental columns, window etc., for dwelling
houses. and other buildings and builders OF vaults.
lEs. .SH0P:-CoTner Qhfmcy and Market STREETS,
ap7-ty Wheeling, Vn.
SOTIEE.-An persons indebted 10 Blum are re-
quested to settle, and those having elms to present
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DR., Gordon Harris,

" street. opposite the Exchange Buildings, Baltimore
practical experience OF 20 enables DR.. II.
to insure and speedy in certain Dis.
eases which have too long been yielded by hys
fden.ially, either in person or by letter.
G5Persons at distance cured at home by addressing
letter TO Dr. Harris, Baltimore, Md All communications
codentia remedies sent by mail to any part othe u
See advertisement on tourI Ii page. apr4-ty
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RIVER NEWS.
EPoRTED FOR THE INTELLIGENCER.
AFcrivaIsland Departures OF steam noa,..


For thelast24 Hours, ending last night at So clock
70. ARRIVALS,
Buckeye State. >. .Beltzhoover.....C incinnats
Falls City. Mason. ....,... Louisville
Editor -. st. Louis
Herald. .Snowded. -. do. =.
Stephen Bayard. Booth .Sunfsh
Niroqua. .0'Neil. .SteubenyilIe
Venture. ....... Watkins. ;. .Parkersburgh
DEPARTURES.
Winchester. .... .Moore..... Pittsburgh
Buckeye State: =. Deltzhoover. =. Cincinnati
Herald. commence. .Snowden. Pittsburgh
Virginia. Wells. ......... Louisville
A Clipper. George. 1905. p arkersburg
Venture. Watkins. Parkersburg
Stephen Bayard.. Booth. ........... .Sunfsh
Yiroqua. 1900. O'Niel. .Steubenyille
BOATS DEPARTING THIS DAY.
STEuBENvlLLE. -. .Viroqua. .........2 PM.
SuNFlsiI. Stephen Bayard. a p. NJ.
PirTsBuRG. .Diurnal ...........7 A. NJ.
PARKERspuRGH. IA Clipper. .......1O A. NJ.
LOUISVILLE. Falls City.........6 p. Nj.
II feet inches water.
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Solid Daguerreotypes.

rv,, OOUyPI6sT
ME- ia.es discovery rs the wonder % tho age, Tie
fy i,so spisars and the
osihg. nature Is perfectly al, m
S SaS hair Taken at WHITEHURST'soy over Camp
Deus Jewelry store baltimore street. in the CITY or ai
all the principal cities in the Union Ns '''
AIR. VnIrEHuRsr has the honor to nnnounre ~, H. -.
Just received etter from the President OF the u1ieI
States, informing him OF the of Medal Cart
and copy ofthe Jues the WorII;s Fair Lou
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PERMUpA Arrow Root, / case received by
II ape KILLS & CALDWELL
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Change OF Time!
CLEVELAND AND fTTJSBURGH RAIL Roam.
u. s.. MAIL DAILY LINE
Wheeling and Pittsburgh

fezaszsoah THE fine side wheel
IJh~s..A passengers steamers , 'se~ ID
Ss.sasSfefaIggSS wlNCHEsTER,C Cap. ssssagee1s4s,RS
Geo d. Moore, and ssrsSF5d9S=sssssrs
niURNAL, Capt. rhos. Calhoun, will run daily between
Wheeling and Pitshurgh-the Winchester leaving WhenI
ns every Monday Wednesday and Friday; the Dur
nal every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday. at A. NJ;
arriving at Wellsyille In time connect with the Ceve
snd cars and at Pittsburgh IN time tor tho morning lines
EAST Returning-the Winchester leaves Pittsburgh eve
ry Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, and the Diurnal
cry Monday Wednesday and Friday at 10 A. n wing
at Wheeling ntimc for the msi. lines for Ohio
iFor freight or passage, apply on board or to
5. C. BAKER & Co, agent.
Through tickets for Cleveland Toledo Monroe De-
tro'; Mwaukie, Chicago buffalo and Dunirk sold at the
Office OF S. C. BAKER j. Co. { febI
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ras saSSlmore and Ohio Railroad!
wheeling, and The We Ssens To, t:siwrI Wayman, fol-
put up a, S npps1d,9er ShcsnpeaKes o Ss
form the public fa, Nd respectfully begs leave to in.
81 the above fresh I keep on hand supply
Orders rom the lsS sa;S Caldwell d Wayman'
ed "u1A and west respectfully s-lici.
STORE corner Aark., an DIS. COOK,
aIrs2: Ind alley, west side OF Market Squale
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Office of transportation,

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILRoAp,)
Wheeling Station, Fob. 10, 1858.
TTNTlL further notice, tie Express Passenger Train
viii leave this Station daily Ga heretofore advert0
ed) at O'Clock and DO minutes: A. NJ
to connect with the morning trains Philadelphia
and Washington city. 81. b. FORD; Ag't,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-19

las DISSOLUTION.
THE copartnersl1p heretofore existing between the
subscribers under the firm of Ell Wilde Sc Co., Il
this day dissolved By mutual consent John H. Thompson
having disposed OF his entire interest in the business
Wilde. Al persons indebted to the late firm will
their accounts with l. Wilde, and ali wing claims vii
present them TO him for settlement
E LWILDE,
mario 49, NJ JOHN H THOMPSON.
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Look at Thisi

! 1iOOA tIb : HIS. :"
LII those who DESTROYS OF preserving the memory
IN OF themselves friends, so most effec-
tay, by calling without delay Tarbeil & Co.'s Dagier-
reolype Rooms the OF Main AMI Bidde streets
Centre Wh:elng; and procure each those eke Pic
lures which cannot be Obtained, with the degree
beauty and excellence, elsewhere In the city.
TARBELL q CO., Daguer feotypists.
n Corner OF Main and Biddle Streets
tan21 Centre Nhe"ng.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

Whit paper, second Spring Arrival
(tOMMoN and GL.zed, Window Blinds, Fire Screen.
" and Borders, just received at
JOHN FISHERS Book stone,
ap4-im NO. 1876, Main street.
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'D"'' = FoUNTA1N HoT T;1:elApAr

70 ONiAIN HOTEL,
uniet signed having purchased the lease and effect,
ol mat Old established house. the FousrAIs Hn|S,
ght street fillmore, and having repaired and re
AZ eavE outlay now ohet to their friends and lie
Oit anu convenience. JlEE 90 ssA''
The Ladies' Ordinary, md the suites OF rooms attarhs,
VIII be found 10 afford the of home TO rmiiss'
whle ihe stu ion OF the house guarantees quiet reposs Il.
II Is most central situation man of business
nen IN The rentE or business converient nc
cess to 1.-the Railroad Depots end Steamboat
any other hotel IN the city. 80
VIII be the desire and pleasure OF proprieto TO
promote The Comfort of the guests OF the house.
aPt7ly-es Z. III 81 tCLABAUGH & BROTHRR
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COMPREHENSIVE.
TIME uhscribers. having formed under
the name firm or Wilde & Brother, will continue
the Book, Stationery. Wall Paper the old
stand OF y u Wilde e Co. Renewed efforts will be made
TO offer still Inducements to the public
unua1ee OF The liberal patronage hitherto extended
establishment eeslif 8, = So Il i VILDE,
aps-tmd9w IL wILDE.l
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TAKE NOTICE. X. I-iIE
xrTHEAT q CHABLISEr hasesnow their entire stock
w fga paper borderss fre sereens, teasters, WIZ
dow papers, etc. e -,
the nrettiest goods eve seep In W heestnR fIEtH
al velvet and common borders they can show the best
suTtuent and gfeaIest 1EArTIEs- e-.a5l y - 4
Persons ing first choice cenhaye them
| II wanted. Call al once z q aP4-ti
-7=T- "a - sure 10 be Pleased. fssg s5st p
lT3YRRYBoDY who Coca 10 " D MOTIF q BTr's!to buy
III Dry Goods. any escripton always get suited toe
and go away we'll satisfied and their Thnus made
up 10 go back again. 41AtsS
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| @ CASES oaIabTia Ldeorfce, received by
| y ape n KRELS e CALDWELL.
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Ia original quality, 100 pieces velvet ribbons widths;
colorea and white Grape shawls cashmere shawls spring
styles Lace and muslin sleeves; silk pocket
for boys and men; gents fancy cravats
very rich just receiS ed, this day. iEElsieI5s
mar21 HEISKELL & Co.
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J. ". GILL-whceling, Va.
E. w: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ky.
n1G., s. g. Co. would respectfully solicit consignment
OF Wheeling Manufactured Goods nj every description
They have made tn ir arrangements with special
10 this business and have peculiar advantage eect
sales.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-19

RTcKELVEY a Co., hive removed their grocery
Nl the old .Iy, No. 2t0 Market square, east sdc
| a Mr.. Ha ms Auction Room. Az-,f
McKeyey q Co., Offer for sale reasonable terms
we'll selected stock groceries, Prime Rio COFFEE
line gunpowder; Imperial Young HysoI and black teaS
nossses Rce choice brands ts and S. chewing obaecO
w q Ing twist tnba.co etc etc.
Family -Four superior quality. 81 ApT1-ti
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hElSkELL q CO.,
MOULD inform the public that they have received
w their second extensive stock of Spring and Sumer
goods. ~ -
They would beg leave to invite the attention OF buyers
to their stock, which purchased direct
porters in New York. the most favorable te, ms, and
which they b:eve to be unsurpassed by this city
extent, variety and chcapness. anil
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Basket Making.

L. MooNY
S manufacturing Ilow ware Of an sorts and sizes
including willow wagons, gigs, close halpeFF, basket.
chairs, cradles baskets covered and lsoySIsa
travelling baskets sewing baskets OF desei1P
lion Baskets OF any description made 10 order ffom tao
fi.est quality ofwiIow onthe shortest notice and gPt
te ms wishing any thing In my ho
can be supplied by calling OF sending a. my SHOP sst
Sde ~ rlt SQUARE, doors from Union street, No.
10 yhere manufacture and keep hand large assort
lie above line, Wholesale and retail priee9
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Railroad House,
South Street, 6teeen Main Water NEAR the Rail Road
by a. s. p. Weiaserber.
Lunch served up from 10 TO half past ii O'Clock, A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21
The GARDINER AND MEARF,S
CLAIMS.

nc commissioners sent out to ascertain tn,
locality of the famous Gardiner silver m;ns
and The scarcely less famous Meare's ouicksil
yer NINE OF which Gardiner and Meares were
SAID TO have been robbed by the Mexican 90.
'ernment, and as indemnify for which, the f,rs,
received S42S,OOO, and the last $l53 600, un.
Ger an award of the Board OF Commissioners
Oh Mexican Claims, have returned, and saw
ma' 'hefe are no such mines in existence. They
thoroughly explored the township of Lagunil.
oas' In which they were said to have been 81
'ua'eo' and not only found no mine, but saw
no person who had ever heard of a mine OF
e''ier SILVER or quicksilver in the entire de-
paftment of Rio Verde, in which that town
snip Is situated. This has been the bigges,
s"lnoie ever yet attempted under the govern
n'e1t, SO lar as we can learn.
Inc yearly sale OF playing cards in F.apce.
amounts TO ak mill Jns Of francs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

s. n. Mason, Esq, prosecuting attorney OF Jefer.
son county, Ohio, was found dead in a cellar IN
Columbus, on Saturday morning last 1t is sup
posed he fell into il in the dark during the night,
while passing along the street.
Mr. Smith Walker, who was grinding scythes fer
Messrs w Crossman & Co, in Warren, Mass,
was instantly killed, on the 18TH instant, oy tne
stone bursting upon which he was grinding.
The daughter of Mile Taglioni the celebrated
danseuse has married Russian Prince, Col IN the
Russian army. She is only IL, and has fortune.
Mr.. John Bartlett leader of the Boston Brigade
Band, died on Monday. He was one OF the Oldest
musicians in the city.
Bark X knight arrived at Portland on Satur-
day, bringing the first cargo OF new crop molasses
The new liquor law of Rhode Island, to take the
place of the one declared unconstitutional by Judge
Curtis, ia full as stringent as the former law.
Treadway, sentenced to be hung at Salem, N. j.,
for the murder of his wife, has made full COMES
sion.
The cotton and rigging factory of Ter Hoeven e.
Bros near Frankford, Pa, was destroyed by fire
on Monday.
letter in the Boston Traveller, from Florence
says that the most popular dancer now in Italy, il
Miss haywood, from Philadelphia.
The will of Amos Lawrence does not confirm
the staten ent that ne had left Mrs Pierce $35 0O0
India rubber horse-shoes are now manufactured
at the North.
Mrs Forrest was prevented by severe illness from
performing in Boston on Monday night.
James Summons, sentenced to be hung at Gin
| cinnat, mas been granted a new trial.
An order has osen received at Boston, from Cali
fornia, for 10000 lbs of butter.
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disa .,ers offered itself. II colony OF free, en-
ligbtened black men could be establiahed in
Africa, il would be equivalent to finding spot
on which might be fixed lever TO raise the
heather world. This grand idea, originating
we know not with whom, first suggested the
formation of the American Colonization Socie-
ty, which was organized in 1916. Its first
fruits were the colony of Liberia, established
in 1890, and now an independent republic, hav-
ing government, laws and institutions of its
own. That the germ of great nation has
been planted in Africa, of nation which in
the course of time will absorb and assmilate
the surrounding tribes of barbarians, seems not
beyond the reach of belief. Ii we have been
sometimes led to feel doubts as TO the capacl-
ty of the African race for selfgovernment, we
are free to admit the force of a remark made by
Dir. Everett, in his late address, that the cir
cumstanees under which they have heretofore
made the attempt, have not been such as to ia
yor success. fit be objected that Africa has
been barbarous for thousands of years, we
ought to recolect how long the north OF Eu-
rope was in a similer condition. Ii il be said
that she has afforded slaves to the nations from
time immemorial, let US not forget that tor CEN
turtles, slaves were transported from England,
and sold on the continent. Thus far, from all
we have heard or read, theeolony OF Liberia
has proved itself worthy of the position it &C.
cupies,' and of the high destinies which are
s,nnosad IN aweit IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

The McDoNoUGH WILL.-The Baltimore
Patriot contains two Geographic dispatches
from New Orleans, one of them announcing
that the Supreme Court of Louisiana had de-
cided against the claims of the cities of Balti-
more and New Orleans, in this important
oace- Ill., Ianln-;~a tho ..;ii to :h~s -
void, and that the estate should 60 to the heirs.
and the other stating that the snme tribunal
had decided the case in favor of those cities.
The telegraph conuadicts itself, and the mat
ter remains in doubt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

RAscALs ABoUT.-The Lynchburg Express
states that negro boy was arrested in that
place on Saturday last, with forged free papers
in his possession. Upon examination he was
committed. He confessed that he was slave
from Tennessee, that he ran away from his
master, that some time after in passing throug h
western Virginia he met in the woods a white
man, who asked him if he was slave or free,
he told him that he was a slave; that he
then told him that he had something which
would do him good" and gave him the free
papers which he had with him, telling him he
could with them make his way to wherever
he might choose to 60 He says he took them
and got to Lynchburg without any difficulty;
that he was aiming for New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

srATuARY.-Group No l, represents the Annua.
e'atton There is calm beauty about the scene
here presented, which will not fail to fix attention
The spotless robes of innocence--the reverentisl
submissive attitude Of the Virgin and the high COM
mission OF the angel seen in the position given him.
all serve to invest this with peculiar interest
Group Mo- 2. is representation of Herods Coun
~. We find here the clearest marks of that deem
anxiety which the coming and inquiry of the wise
men awakened. In tie countenance of Herod. and
In the various positions of those composing his
council, there is unmistakeable evidence that thew
were trembngly afraid, lest He, whose star had
been seen, should prove to be, in very deed, the
promised Messiah.
Group No 3-TAe Birth. The scene here pre
scented is one OF great interest," and in its prominent
Points, has been well brought out by the artist. We
would here remark, that painted scenery, appro
pirate to the character of the groups accompanies
each assemblage of figures.
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- NimbIe sixpence Better than a

49, NimbIe Sixpeace Better than a
80 slow shilling.-Save your money oy
buying where you get good articles at very
low prices. Just take pleasant promenade to No
PIT Main street, and get some Of those great bar
gains; it will do you good and satisfy you thai the
above motto is true, and that this is the place get
anything in the way of Clocks, Watches, Jew.ery,
Perfumery and fancy articles, cheaper than any
where else. Don't forget the place
S. p MOUNTAIN g. co,
No PIT Main street. between 9Gh and 10th SIS.
ia 2O-6t<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

GE MRS FARRESs Benefit aud last appearance
tonight but one. This lady's engagement has been
one of mutual qualification, while her admirable
acting has been general source Of pleasure 10 our
et'zens; the crowds that have contribute to swell
tae treasury. canno. bs less pleasing 10 herself
The great play OF "Love," AMI the Bold Stroke for
Husband, are entertainments OF no ordinary
iorse and c.nno. but dra9 a crowded house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

s.n Accrprrr.-Ou Wednesday night lssf sn
aged and esteemed citizen of Port Royal caro-
line county named William Gray, while ASCENDING
the steps of the Powhatan Hote, between ana
O'Clock, when ice was ssersupon, snppeu sD1
fell. ipiuring himsslf mortaiy On yesterday
morning he died from the effects oil the INJURIES
received it being sscertained that one OF MS 'ee'
was partly broken, and modification had ensnea
The extreme age of Mr.. Gray led, undouoteoiy' "
the mortal result.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

= E<tftC Uf SPtCHs-ott WnAt AdaAls q
20. are dong Tor their paIrousl The Express low
leaves Baltimore at O clock NJ In charge of ex
perienced and trusty agents, and arrives in Rich
mond at 5h II. Goods ordered by this morn.
ing's mail, will be delivered tomorrow morning
without fail.
Our Express for the North, East and West, now
closes at 81 M-arrives in Baltimore at an early
hour next morning.
Banks and Brokers will please take notice that
0y THIS cnange they VIII be greatly accommodated.
Drafts on England, Ireland an Scotland for sals
at this Office. ADAMS a. "a
nos l4th street, Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

CHLoROFoRM AND RoBBERY.-We learn
from the Stanton Spectator that man was
robbed on the Staunton and Winchester Turn
pike few days since. He was accosted by
the ruffians, apparently for the purpose of hav-
ing little chat, and whilst talking with them
a third person, approaching him from behind,
threw rope over his shoulders, and imme-
diately applied sponge saturated with chlo'
reform to his mouth, which rendered him in
sensible after which he was robbed OF seven
ty or eighty dollars, and watch, and stripped
of his clothes He was found sometime after
in perfect state of nudity, and almost dead
with cold.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

lScENDIARIsa.-Yesserd ay morning Mr. Mi.
chaeis' Superintendent Of the Poor House, made
complaint before his Honor, tina. abou, IL o'clock
"Wednesday rnorn ming, ice-house was set on fire
BY some mischievous boys. The fire was speedily
extinsushed. Shortly after this, Dir Hulcher.
stable near the Poor House, was also Sc, on IRE i,
is supposed. BY the same gang tf young owdies
and entirely destroyed. Warran.s were ls,usd ,or
the apprehension of the alleged iucena,arias
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

A MAHonrpAE Micro IN SLAvERy.-A
native African, called "Uncle More," resides
in Wilmington, N. c., eghty-'hree years OF
age--forty five slave. His time is chiefly oc-
cupied in reading the Scriptures in Arabic
He writes the language with remarkable ac-
euracy and beauty of penmanshp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

MELANCHOLY EvENT.-The wife of Egber,
K. Watson, senator from Albemare county,
died suddenly of heart disease few days
since. On the morning ofMonday, gentleman
from Charlottesville informed Mr.. Watson,
who was in this city, that his family were all
we'll; but the evening train brought the sad
news noticed above.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

HUsTISGs CoURT.-Before Recorder Pulliam and
Aldermen Wingfeld, Csskie, Farrer and Inloes.-
Civil business, motions and continusnces occupied
the attention of this court mainly on yesterday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-21

TA fine picture of Gen. Pierce, hanging
in the office of Major Avery, at Cincinnati, it
is stated, suddenly fell, and was broken in
pieces, at the exact time that the General and
his wife were made childless by the fearful
accident at Andover-a coincidence which is
invaluable to the lovers of the marvellous.