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III Pr sdcnt, Dircciorso
ar L"npan. uftnc Far The Circuit Court
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VS.. 9th 1855.
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" dskingt0n Affairs.

WAsHINCroN, Jan 10 lit is understood that
the nomination Of Senator b adger fer the Su-
preme Judgeship will come up tor orTow, IN
Executive Session, and his friends have hopes
OF his confirmation. 4 member of Congress,
is said, has received dispatches from Mobile
stating that the Press and Bar of that city
disapprove strongly OF the appointment.
Slr. Sidney Webster, who will probably be
jlT. PIerce's private secretary, is still here
mar ing arrangements preparatory TO the Pres
iden,'s removal 10 Washington.
Mr.. King is somewhat better to day. The
courteous treatment he has received al the
haads Of the Senate has revived him.
Mr.. Cabell, of Florida, received q despatch
from Richmond announcing the death OF his
venerable father, who was formerly Governor
Of Virginia.
Much feeling exists here relative 10 alleged
attempts on the part OF India Rubber M)nopO
lists 10 smuggle bills through Congress tol
their teneGt. The Houston Committee is
abou, Investigating the connection of the sor
Q: New York Circuit Judge with these et
i0r's.
[: IS rumored that Il Democratic Senators
oppose Mr.. Dix's pretenssions 10 e place il
the Cabinet.
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Foreign Netcs bv the Arabta.

We received, Yesterday, some items Of for
eIgn news BY the Arabia, in addition to the
announcement of the death OF kossuth's
mother, and Count EllIaneu iva, Ex-Governor OF
Cuba. Mr.. Head, the former husband Of
Lola Noniez, was drowned by the upsetting OF
n.s Yacht nea. Lisbon.
The Calcutta mails of Nov. %, and Bombay
vi December 81, had been received a London,
h4I contain no news OF importance.
s rrufiny had taken place on board the ship
Gertrude, bound from Annoy 10 Havana,
anon. some Chinese coolies Seventeen Of
them were shot. and the vessel put into Sin
ga3Ore.
/; is reported that Mr.. Barringer, the Ame-
rican Minister at Spain, will soon resign.
4 battle was fought al Montenegro between
the rebels and the Turkish troops after whic h
al armistice was agreed upon until the Sultan's
decision should be known.
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JAMES M. TAYLOR,
THREE UILDIN LOTS ON
By Wellington Goddin.

" II - IL 4 y II AMI
Y FARMING LAND ON PLANK ROAD, ABOUT
IN MILES WEST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE
AT AUCTlON.-Will be sold Oh the premises, on
Tuesday, the 18th instant commencing at 3
O'Clock, l60 acres OF Land, being the Eastern per
ton OF the Windsor" tract, situated on the South
eide of the plank road about "A miles West of Rich.
mond. The Land has front on the plank road of
about three eighths of mile, and extends back to
the canal, on which ii has about the same fl ont
About 80 to 40 acres cleared, and the balance.
cay 120 acres, heavily wooded, and part of it well
timbeied. 1t will be divided into lots or otherwise
to suit the views of bidders
From the proximity of this Land to the city of
Richmond, aud the goodness of the road to it, to-
gether with the great value of the wood and timber
upon it, it offers peculiar advantages to persons
wishing to engage in a profitable enterprise, as
the wood upon the land will probably pay the
whole purchase money.
TERMs-One third cash balance at l and 2 years
for bonds bearing interest, secui ed by trust deed
A plat of the Land can be seen at my office in E
few days.
ia6 w. GODDIN, Auctr.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
l,.Ilifarnin hems By he Illinois.


III, nous III the result OF the Presidential
IN b.a heen received, and caused great
e.ei,,o The democrats fred salute Tor
every electoral vote received W He'"'
FiT CT oxsw was soon spread by special ex'
~ +, The miners in all parts of California.
N'tsSss ne passengers in the Tennessee at
,,..a,,, IRE the Hon. j. Butler hing, -
S"1"'', = : District Attorney.
NtTs..'' ~ re Of -four created much specu-
sn3 IN the morning vigorous meetings
i@'''"' IL! q, take action in regard 10 the mo
ncaol, ill., 400 -,
A. MararuSa -four was selling al $No PEI "o'.
M. e the m;pers we're subslS'ng on eee'
-~4 na,atues. Much distress rie'a!ed' -,
The survey OF the railroad rom MaiNsN"e
q, Esn,cIa had sern commenced
A. Shas,. Civ, -four was reported 10 oe ser
nc s. - per pound.
A. San Francisco. on the 10Th, -four was
selling AZ 50. ne hlar"e' quiet n"S'l'''
,e.craM, vas dull.
stocks Of various kinds were dropping. TX
change on the AHao'c States = per cehs, pre-
or-..n. Gold dust selling al il 81 10 80 ~
per ounce.
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RGilr0Gd Accident.

COLUMBUS, O., January l3.-The passep-
ger train, when near Fremont, Ohio, ran off
the track this morning. The engine, express
car and TWO passenger cars, were badly smash
ed. Two meu were badly injured one o.
whom is not expected to live. Several others
we're also hnrt,
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Jan. I4.-Sales Of coo bbIs.
Flour at ) 512 TO s SIS But little Grain in
market and prices nominal.
ANEW YORK, Jan l4.-Sales of 10000 bbls.
Flour-a shade easier. Corn is in better re-
quest-sales Of $4,000 bushels yellow ct
II cts.
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ADJUSTMENTS
VLh BULL 3 FAREWELL. CONCERT
IN AMERICA

In AMERICA
EhE Public are respectfully informed that all the
\ choice seats for Ole Hull . First Grand
Concert which takes place on
SUNDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18th, 1853.
oeing sold, limited number of Promenade TICK
e's can be obtained at Messrs Nash a. Wood.
In consequence of great mspv families having
been unable to obtain seats for Ole Bulls rs, Grand
concert, and by particular request a SECOND
and ASH GRAND CONCERT will take place on
Al. AFRICAN CHURCH.,
On which occasion he will be assisted hy SIGEORk
hpELlNA PATTI, the musical Phenomenon. and
N ~ sihAkosCHr the great Pianist, Director and
PROGRAMME.
FART I.
l. Fantastic Drsnshaue on airs from Iucia ii
Lammermor, composed and performed by NJ.
Strakoscb. $50
=. The Grand Aria from "Frnaui," by yer6; anna
by Signurina Adeiina Patti
3. Bravour Variations en- "L'Amo, ali L'Amo.n
from Bellnis Romeo Giuliet;a, composed
aud performed by Ole Bull.
q. "HCme, Sweet Home, composed by Sir Henry
blshop, sung by SIgnorina AdeIirs Patti
s. ln'roductone di Capricclo Variosiane ON "beI
cepin," from PaesieIlo, composed for the violin
alone by N Pagenn performed by Ole Bull.
PART II.
|. The Nightingale woodland scene. composed
and performed by NJ. Strakosch.
2, Trpl Trip! Trip! English Ballad, composed
oy hacner, sung by S!gnorIna Adeina Patti.
3. Rotturno Amoreso Rondo, Gccosa composed
and performed by Ole Bull.
4. Jenny Lind "Echo Song sung by Signorina
Adelina Patti
S 'The Carnival of Venice by Ole Bull.
- The price OF Tickets Of Admission to all
paris of the Hall has been fixed at One Dollar.
Seats may be secured without ezra charge
a. Messrs. Nah Il Woodhouse's Store.
g With every admission ticket will be given
ces tihcate bearing the number corresponding to
pVary he iFanfN kI.,
hsnds Of the original holders, and establishes the
ownership TO the seat
Doors open at hall past six; Concert to COM
msnce at half-pqst O'Clock. la l5-ts
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GALE OF LAND ON WESTHAM PLANK
y ROAD, Al MILES ABOVE RICHMOND
Esving purchased much larger tract of land
than this offer for sale, and DESTROYS to
move it speedily, will sell al public auction
Wednesday, the 18th January Lext. 1883 my
place, at the terminus of the Wesiham Plank Road.
The tract contains from 100 100 acres some l40
to $50 acres cleared, in high state OF improve.
mem, having yielded il 1851 2l4 bushels OF wheat
per acre. in 1852 20 bushels per acre. and in corn,
some bbls per acre. The larger part OF tie
cleared land has been lined bone busted, guanoed,
lin three years 900 pounds per acre. eud soaped.
ashed. The buildings consist Of Cottage OF four
rooms, with extensive p4rching, Barn, Stable
Cow Shed, negro quarters corn CRIB. tmoke house,
&C. all built in the last three years OF best materi
ais and In good taste: greater portion OF the farm
| enclosed with oak plank and locust and cedar
posts Tie wheat seeded the past fall, 1854 BUSH
els, which will probably yield the next year l4OO
bushels the crop of corn should yield 400 barrels
oats, $4,000 posnds; clover hay, 60 10 So,0oO
pounds.
After the sale of the land will offer for sale $50
TO 275 bbs of Corn, Oats, Fodder, Top Fodder,
! Snucks. Wheat. Straw, mich Cows, &c.
Terms OF payment announced on day of sale
which can be made satisfactory
Sale conducted by w. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
de 16-eotd ID. w. HAXALL.
TIL, above sale will commence THIS DAY, at IL
o'clock M.
$50 and under, cash; over that amount months
credit for app owed endorsed negotiable notes The
terms of the real estate viii be accommodating,
AID made known on the premises
jsl w. GODDlN, Auct
Y@ IN cons sequence OF the rain or yesterday the
above sale ia unavoidable postponed to Mouday
next. the l7Ih instant, at the hour of II o'clock
when it wiz certainly take place il fair, rot the
next fair day
jal3 w GoDDIN, Auc,r.
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Ole Bull.

NEW YORK., Jan. Il.
Ole Bull left this morning for Richmond,
where he will arrive on Sunday morning.
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The excur,ionsts l,f this morning for home.
They were n! in good health.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


~-'~--~>'->~'
+ AND FOR RkNT AT AUCTION-The
Ia subscriber will of ,r for rent at public auction
on Saturday next, the 18th day of this month, on
the premises, the land, (375 acres) of which John
Hitchcock, deceased, died possessed lying in Hem
rico county, the road leading to Charles c ty
court house, and about one-haf of mile from the
church at four mile creek. Said lands were occu.
pied LAST year by Mr.. C. Micoul They are in good
order, and the buildings and outhouses upon them
are sufhcient Tor the comfortable accommodation
as moderrte sized family. The renting will be
Tor the period Ct one year, and the rentor will
De equfred to execute bond with security for the
payment of the rent
EDWARD Y. CANNON. Atty for
Z. G. HITCHCOCK, adrnx. of
J. HITCHCOCK, deceased
X D. PAYNE, Auctioueer
EE IL the weather should be unfsvorable the
renting wiz be postponed until the next fair day
ia ltd
PosfpCnement.-The above sale has been
P"s'Poneo III. me lst Monday in February, at the
houi Va A%m ia l5-Iawti
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ED0N:T BE CRY. MOT II e R
~ Don't gel angry, mother,
No time is in tie house,
The days seem sac and 6reary,
I'm as quiet a mouse.
There ia g store or Governor street,
As you croes from the Dispatch
Where tsgner had his watch repair'6
and Tor time. twas hard to match.
put row nv fesher he's from home
And time cannot tell,
But bid him fetch it to repair
know he'll &C il well
80 now adieu to al rny friends,
And il yoa are but wise,
On 1910 street iast take peep,
And ms Go pstronize.
BARTHOLOMEW
ia 10 Watch Maker, opposite the Dispatch.
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Observation-Disclosures.

BoRTof, Jan. "a.
Mr.. Clifford was to day inaugura,ed Co
vernon of Mas achusetts.
The Senate Of Maine have voted for Crosby.
whig. for Governor.
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The Murder nj Rink

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13.-The coroner has
been engaged this morning in investigating the
murder OF James Rink. Two persons were
examined, who saw the man running from the
store. A man Of the same description was ar
rested last evening shortly after the murder,
bur was discharged, not being identified. The
murderer il described as q stout man, with
black hair and goatee, and small moustache,
and about ) feet 10 inches in height. An old
pocket book. in which the deceased usually
kept his notes, is missing, and The present sup
position is that he was robbed.
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BY Richard Cauth0rn-

NALE VF HUNGIES, HORSES. &c.
~ AT AUCTION Having discontinued the live.
~ business, will sell on Tuesday next. Istb
inst at 10 O'clock, at my old stand on 18TH hetween
FRANKLIN end Grace streets, four Buggies and Bey.
ness, one Orgy and Harness, and six verv superior
work Horses 'oi
TERMS Cash for all sums of $50 ard under.
over that amount, four months credit for an ,roved
negotiable paper. JOHN II PLEAS4NTS
Sale conducted by R CAurHoRN ia 14-tds
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Congress.
WAsHINSTos, Jan, IA.

The SENATE went into executive session on
Mr.. Badgers appointment.
The House. passed the bill TO prevent frauds
on the treasury.
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by Dunlop. MOncure o. Co.
ROCERIES AT AUCTION.-OnT TUES
"a DAY, the 18th instant, commencing at 10
O'clock. we will sell at our store, general aesort
Inent Of Groceries, consisting in part Of
40 bids Sugar, part prime quality
Laguayra and Rio Coffee
NO Molssses and Syrup
Rye Whiskey, part old and very superior
quality
Adamantlne and Tallow Candles
Apple and peach Brandy
u Rum
Gunpowder and FouchoDg Teas
Mustard
$4,000 genuine Havana Cigars, superior quality
80 hhds prime Bacon
leo hois Coffee Sugar
TERMs-Uncer 500 cash; over that amount four
Months credit Tor approved negotiable paper.
- Sale without regard 10 weather.
j. IL DUNLOP. MONCURE d co Aucts
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T AMPS, CANDELABRAs. GAS BURN

+ AMPS, CANDELABRAS. GAS BURN
II ERS TIE subscriber has just received frcra
the world renowned nlanutactory OF Cornelius 6,
Co, large assortment of Lamps and Gir6nGQles
which he CtS rs at reduced prices
Also, supply Of those improved Solar Lamps.
for which he is the sole Agent, acknowledged by ali
who nave used them, 10 De the best Lamp made
He otf9rs them under guarantee.
he is still tins sole Agent for the patent Reflect
ing Gas burner, which stands unrivuiied The
certificate OF the Gas Factors Ia New York, and OF
the superintendent % our City Gas Works, testify
as to irs superiority Also, Passage Lamps, Lam
Main street.
ia Is JAS D EVANS
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Chronic Rheumatism of 30 Years -fnnd.
ing l'mred
NEW FAMILY BAKEKY.-TO
The IlVEkS lie GOOD BREAD l.

ssr4A NEW FAMILY BAkEkY.-TO
N6{&& The LOVERS OF GOOD BREAD -
Tine undersigned respectfully announce
s*@ to the citizens Of Richmond that they have
entered into partnership, under the style Of ADAM
& CO, for the purpose Of conducting the Bakery
business at the stand mo l44 Main street former
IL occupied by Mr. James Simpson. The store and
salot have undergone thorough repair su4been
fitted I'D in a tasteful and elega4i manner.
From the long experience of The senior partner
In every department Of the business-he having
been engaged for period OF eight years princi.
pal baker, at the Aston House, New York, AMI en-
ployed for many years at the first class ests bish-
meets in this country sno 1t being our Intention
10 use 81 all times the best materials that can be OBJ
tanned we fa,ter ourselves that the quality and va
rietY Of the articles manufactured By us Will not
fat 10 please all who NAY favor Us with their pss-
IoEage.
Particular attention viii. be given to the ,nanniac-
ture of bread, ard We feel confident that we VIII
produce s,4 article which will commend itself to
the approval Of the public. Hot Rolis viii 90 FUR
nished every morning. Buns and Tea Biscuit every
evening.
Orr assortment of Cakes, plain, fancy and orna,
men,ed will be large and varied. Fruit Pies Of diff.
frsp, kinds win be made daily.
Orsers for any article in cur line viii receive
prompt attention.
ReIYing on an opening visit, snd share OF pub
lie patronage, we subscribe ourselves
JAMES ADAM,
JOHN CREME, a.
NB-We viii open on THURSDAY, 18Th inst
when families and others can obtain Bread or hot
RoiIs in the morning Of that day islS-f,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-15

Election Of State Officers in Massachusetts.
bosToE, January l3.-The Legislature have
elected The following State officers: Elisha
Huntington, Lieutenant Governor; Ephraim
Wright, Secretary OF State; Jacob Loud.
Treasurer
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY james M. Taylor.

BY James III. Taylor.
DRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON 18th
ID STREET AT AUCTION-Wi be sold on
Thursday, the Goth inst, at 4 O'Clock in the af.
ternoon, upon the premises, that Brick House and
Lot situated on the west side of 18th street, be-
tween | and Streets and occupied by Mr. ka.
mos. The House has been built within the past
two years, and Is in excellent order, containing
about rooms, with many con venences. The
Lot fronts IS feet and runs back 1872 feet. This
property Is well located for business stand and 10
now used for that purpose-yielding an annual rent
of $3.50 and from its convenient location, will al.
ways pay handsome per cent upon what IL will
probably sell for.
TRRMs-Oneiourth cash, balance at 6, I2 and ls
months credit, payments to bear interest and to be
properly occurred.
ia IL JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auct.
VALUABLE LOT AT KOCKETTs AT
AUG TIOE.-Wiil be sold FRIDAY, the
2lst inst at o'clock P. M. upon the premises that
LOT of ground situated Rockets street, nearly op
poste Messrs. Haskins & lioby's warehouse, and
on which now stands bowling saloon.
The lot fronts 80 feet Rockets street and runs
back $50 feet more or less to Poplar street. Prop
erty in this neighborhood has rapidly improved for
some time past, and upon the completion of the
works now going on, this lot must become valuable
situation for a warehouse or store OF any kind
Terms: l-3 cash balance at aud IL months for
notes with interest added and secured BY q trust
~ JAMES N. TAYLOR,
ia IO-td Auctr.
HREE B U l. ID N G L OTIS ON
CHURCH HILL AT AUG TION.-Will be
sold on Tuesday the 18th inst, at O'Clock p. Nj.
upon the premises. Three building Lots, beautiful
y situated on the west side of 25th ST., between K.
and L. streets these lots front 81 feet each, and
back 1872 feet alley; these lots in an eeva-
ted and pleasant situation and about the pref
TEST now to be had in that vicinity, and persons
Wishing to build convenient to the principal places
OF business and at the same time at moderate COST
shou attend this sale
Terms: one third cash bal. in six months with
| Int, and deed of trust, or the title retained.
| JAMES NJ TAYLOR,
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MOTH E.-There will be sold on Wednes.
~ day. the 18th day OF January, 1853, II fair, if
not, the next fair day, al the residence of Mrs
Ann Hatcher, near Beaver Dam Church, in the
county Of GcochIand, between twelve and fifteen
likely Slaves; Inc most of them are young. Among
them is good Blacksmith, between twenty five
and thirty years of age. Crops Of al kinds, the
horses and stock OF every description, and the
plantation tools. The Slaves viii be gold tor casa
Inc other property upon d credit purchasers giving
bond and eood security. For ell sums under yen
doila 6, cash, and all over ten, credit Of nine
monthp. AL persons TO whom the estate Of !os.sn
Hatcher, deceased, is indebted viii please PIE
forward their claims before the day OF sac aIu o.
perA ons wis are indebted 10 the estate, WIZ peaee
ANN HATCHER,
Execu,rix q Josiah Hatcher, deceased.
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lust RECEIVED BY A. NORRIS
= - sfCR Dig o.

lust RECEIVED BY A. MORRIS.
= LATE DRINKER d MORRIS, 97 Main St.
The Luck OF Barry Lyndon-a Romance OF the
Las: Centu.y-ty VIM Nj Thackery,
Fortnight il Ireland, by Sir Francis h head,
Fart
Outline Of a Course OF English Reading, based
on the, prrpar. d tor the Mercantile Library Asso
catJn u! TIE City q New YORK, by the Late Chan
ce.!or Kent, with additions by Ghes King, Ii. D.
art ~dd. Memoirs, Journal and Correspondence
OF Iaumss Sioore, edited by the Right Hon Lord
JJhu kUssel, d. p
London Lancet, for January
Hunts Merchants Magazine for January,
The IIuatfaied Exhibitor and Magazine of Art
collected etn the various departments of Paint.
l1g,Scuiptare, Architecture, History, Biography,
AT industry, Manufactures, Inventions and Dis
coga!.,s, &c, sc, Leauiial volume,
Araaeeus, CT a AlgHt with the spirit, by Kari
SaLuaru.
Hesgy hisioIies and Lie lctures, by Z S Ar.
lEuT,
Pag:or's Legacy being Sermons on Practical
Sab ecis, By the late Rev Ersk!n Mason, DID with
4 bIlat hemgi: Of the Author. by Rev William
Adams ID ia Is
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-MUTUALB BUILDING
y FUND AND LOAN COMPANY. The General
Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Company, FOX
the purpose of electing Officers for the ensuing
year, and other i'm portant business is called This
Evening. Immediately after the regular monthly
meeting, which will be held at clock, at the of.
ice Of the Company. Stockholders who cannot be
personally present, will be represented byproxy,
FORK Of which is herewith appended.
WOODBURY. BIGELOW, Sec
Form of Proxy.
The undersigned Stockholders of the Mutual
Building Fund and Loan Company OF Richmond
do hereby appoint our proxy, TO
repres and vote upon shares OF the Stock of
said Company at 81 meetings OF the Stockholders,
at which we not personally present, until this
power shall be revoked.
Witness our hands and seals this day
cf +, in the year 1853. Seal
ia l5-lt ISeal