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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-05
RoTANIC PRACTICE oFMEDICINE:

- DOCTOR f. D. ROBINSON continues to ciEcr
ne services to the afflicted and especially those sf
Wlsn chlore and supposed sncnrabie forms Of
asesse The Dr. has been engaged in the practice Of
nea.sne fwenfJ Jears-the last twelve in this city,
ItheieIore can give satisfactory reference. Thcu-
D5spepsass Rheumatism, Bronchitis Fiuor Albns
nsss Neursisls Paralysis. Scrofnia, Liver Gem.
snee D.sssase OF the Lungs, Fistnis. sc might be
a;,v soas A. distance weud DO well to come 10 the
t. slo refrain until their health Is restored ~
ls1sa I'm Teeth only . cents -
See On Franklin, between 18th and 18th street.
DC Silly .-e'se~ ~Aen sisAi success
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AUCTION sAIEe
YHI-T ~


K ukkITIJRE, BOOTS. SHOES. Go.
- l s11.s he AT AucTfOX--On This ffrf-.
8. Q, commencing Is 10 o'clock We siIi
= = aas.lon ~ Cur sstre to efess suBdry ecnsixn.
snss large and splendid sseoztrnert Of fsrsor ard
: - e lsntaFe consisting IN part Of SefSs
ah;'s.. Cane ard Wood Ehss,s LaSies
ropes dressing Glasses Bsdasasds. q e.. $ - -. e.
ESQ, 1slse iot e Mems Boots ard sh0es, Laslie
Also. . large lot Of Dress. Frser - o.
Pants kc, with mani other artirles Tsy,r. $50
FoSTP0SEMEST.Th above 49, = =. : ~.
until THIS Saturday, MORNING. 81 III a,ss.st
when viii pesitiseI III take place - = SS-ss.si
s.s,r.1..... ....,.. ALEx MOTT co ss
ADD1TTOsAL.-WilIh he added to he shev. - -
and sold in rear Of Mr. Woods sable nss, 80 -
match hprses very gentle m harness and srisbse "a
family carriage; also, young sorref Horsss sod a.
90 AMT bat The owners having no fuItfssr nee for
them. Terms cash - -
no Sit ALEX MOTT ca a.~..
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- BYoopDTN { KpFERgoN..z

RA ACRES OF WOODLAND NEAR
~ RICHMOND, FoR SALE AT AUCTION
Wtitebe sold on MONDAY, 9TH of November, 1853,
al HenTico Court House at O'Clock, P IT., FIF.
ff ACRES OF WOODLAND, abouteish Ilitea be-
low Richmond, adjoining DR., Trent and OF hers.
TERMS made known at sale.
oc Is GODpIN & APpERsOE Apc,s
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{ yHEAP kEADY-MADE CLOTHiNG,

~. AT No. &8 MAIN STREET---rhe Subscribers
tt2tA as4ly and .haud4oinc saseoTpnept OF
AkADY-mADE CLOTHING, which, in quality Fad
pace <l4 eeFtanly npare with any ;n this unatjasi.
chaas sise"ere, feeling asspred tkst they will be
ale 70 gise satisfaction ane shst they, iae it 30
IhslS Eteses 70 purchase Of them. i q, ttsYt ;-g
..tG j. GREEHTREE H. RR0THER, tfs
4....l ~ 3. -.,t.,. No, SO Main street, 9! FL
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4 UCIION N0YltE.--ALE&. MOTT
~ d co viii attend 10 all Special, Trustee and
CuI11.s4iuneTs Sales of every description on res-
sonable ietfs. Liberal eash advances on all Goods
inlenaea 81 motion private sale. no lin :
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I lR. CHANI5l.EK. '1GraduateI Dentiai,

- = '11It1|Itt Ut t'ftiost1 IJNHtINI'
having returned TO -tae city, teiter an sbyepcr
'be pubic, 0iiiee / u Msa s,r.et. Eagle ssaanI'
,hhFEkkNcEs,-Pi9fessar G. -. Gibson Pref. G., II
SgoIfs2E Res pr Howell, Res. j. Tsy1er, Raw. Ile
eeegnad Prof f. As HagIi. Pgsl. Hhss! LE.;send
y ~ e X s49y Prot q. o.. Ceae. Lester Noble.
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IliYiDEND ,NO1'iCE.-At a Meeting
,,, o. !, u. Prssaetst pad Directors of thF sps
"e' Frsneslezshsfg and PJioifAsl EfiI soid bah
~ he - 9as ~ 0ciDaes 1881 hi.ag
fs s'1sfai That's Gsgidvnd % III per 0en-s nss q
sa t9hs 81 iijss roWP.sig 1afsix months aaIsssss
"a peais % their lesA representatives, on aud
"''eH 1As iEsk u AogeDaserns4 ra ~ stsa3 .7la
Lss s-agiIsiGs CIV. MAuaURDD,a $
- aasatfsae ~ discEsafsr K ~. q f. RICO. e
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r y IIANO.---s,9 tons expected by the Ist OF
~ hoseuhsr taa fur sale by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30
ELOPEMENTS.

An eopement and marriage took place in wheeins 4.
other evening Of youngster and his Andaiys 6sass
who had Just arrived at sweet sixteen. They bad ~
cothe. s made and snugly stosed away, but the Cd M
had not been looking her specscles for nothing =
when the hour came for stealing OF the clothes ",
missing Not TO be foed the young lovers borrowed a.
bic apparel and departed evening for the Jus,cs
old Isdy Just being in time to be too late She had h
veuge however, in her own way She went to the bsne
where she had locked the clothes ofthe parties took N,
wood pile and with An axe cut up his boots demoIsss
his beaver, chopped his coat and psntslsons mnsz1
fashion and tore bis linen into ribbons.
gentleman from SHOPPER in this county informs Is 4
Mrs Allen the wife of Ira Allen, of that village, s>
on Monday afternoon, the 2Oth, with = man NAMED W
Straight When last seen, they going ia the dres
of Evansville where is supposed they took cars for
wsukee. The deserted husband was spprised OF u
gbt before they had gone far and remarked that Z,
could get back his child. il small boy whom Mrs. Al
took with herl he would be perfectly satisfied
Beloit wis., JourS
The IrOnf0n Lawrence Co o. TtmCs says that Geo
Stewards len Lawrence furnace on the 10th inst, tad
with him The wife Of Mr.. Laymsn.
Wilson Cottrell, says the Meigs County tO) Tiegrx
hss left for parts unknown with another mans wife.
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uncommon dry one and the rivers keep down until
February or March-ss they sometimes have done-no
cotton down to SELL and other means to raise the
cash-wbere would the merchant bel Where good
many of them are dat broke" Or, SUPPOSE some day
be should die, be probably will bis money out 70 the
four winds in the hands Of two three four hundred
people each more interested in his than his neigh
boris concerns always excepting the matter OF scandal
how would big estate wind up and what would his family
get'
Sometimes in seasons of this kind, factor has notes
10 meet to the amount Of from enc 70 S2OOOOO g
nenth and not cent TO do it with Those are times
that Try mems inanceriDg abilities.
But this season has not been one Of them. The
waters we're up unusually early business began and
went through with q rush." closing month or two
earlier than usual and you have oar Gotten Lords now
at the Metropolitan and St. Nicholas taking he i'a"e
and their coffee for breakfast.
They need some recrestion; for more exciting,
irving life can scarcely be imagined than that OF factor
Treat them well get all the money out OF them you
can and send them freshened in health, though lighter
in pocket, for next winters trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

failure and suipdle And where an English Company
would invest 100000, the Americans expect to sue
coed on $4,000 or 100000, and in much ess time
too. ..
Yet II Is gratifying to US to know that facts are ae
cumuariDg in quartz mining that shall ere long a. 10
the coppsT mines of Lake Superior, place il among the
he's, al mining enterprises. The Aqua Fra tEngilsn
Coup,ny ere TO put up their heavy and costly machinery
Ar mi. place which is being landed at Sacramento
L,oiber of equal esPitsl the West MadPosa, viii un.
doubtedy locate Grass Valley and know OF several
others negotiating for quartz claims. This don't look
ike fauure-or not much ike it to us-of the quartz
OF the American Companies. stands higher than
the Heyetia and Lafayette" Under all the dsat-
r,ntsges Of the season. which prevented quaryng the
mill Of this Company hes run prcftsby most OF the
time At present but one set Of nine stamps are IN
use twelve hours per day, and these nearly worn sut
The result is from surface rock mostly average proht
Of about $500 per week. With new stamps, now being
put IN aud ore from the main /" lead the net profit
will soon be over 81 900 per week and not unlikely as
heretofore, up to $1,000 some weeks. The stock
Of this Company is worth par and will pay dividends
every three months. J. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30
MAINE.
Drouih- Destruction OF Fruit and Foliage.

CouespondeDcs Of The " T. Tribune
Cumberland County, Maine is now suffering for want
of rain and farmers complaining that the Hay crop
will he very light even less than it last year though
looked finely for time and the season appeared TO be
much earlier than usual.
Fears are entertained that the crop OF Apples and
other fruit which ripens late in the summer and in the
autumn will be entirely cut of from the rsvages OF bugs
ard caterpiars of entirely new kind These cater
pillars nest fruit trees and forest trees in swarms,
feeding upon the leaves and in instances almost
Kidding the trees Of the leaves which must njure them
very much, if it does destroy them. have inquired
OF the farmers here about these caerpars and one
has ever seen anything of the kind, though perhaps
others have. Each caterpillar, unlike those commonly
iniestDg apple trees, attacks leaf by himself; and
when the tree is struck, they will suddenly drop two or
three feet from every part of the tree in thousands and
there hang by lines apparently of their own spinning
These CaterpaTs are from half inch to three quar-
tiers in length and very sptefu in defending their
rights: person hardly go into orchard without
finding himself becoming nervous from crawling sen
satiOn.
There is also bug attacking the apple trees resem
bling the socaled lightning bug in someorchards have
found from hall dozen OF these upon every apple
that examined and they eat into the heart Of the apple
so as 10 destroy IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30
THE ENGLISH COMMISSIONERS.

Csrespsrssnee Of The Bslnnore sun 81. ,,,,vo
Several Of the Commissioners appointed by Qa.en n
,oria TO attend the Ne~ York Industrial Exhbidoa by
visited this city. Sir Charles Lye len several dar :
for the West -Four others have since been hers % y
Hessrs. Duke Wallace, "ni'wortn and Nhson n,
visited our pub6c institutions while here YESTERDAY ~
visited the Patent Office and Judge Mason dspa;sa h.
Peel ore Of the examiners to conduct them throags n
institution They inquired nnutely into our ps,sa, -
tenn and csmpsrsd Il fsvorsbly with their own ~
were particularly pleased Is said, with system y
animation In England. there Is no exsmiasiioa -
therefore most Of the patent rights are subjects Of -
ton In the courts But il is proposed there to ~,
our system OF examination
Mr. Dixie left the city this morning, for Richna,1 -
the purpose chiefly OF inqurug into the culture sns -
uaeture Of tobacco in that region. Professor Risss -
10 be in Philadelphia this evening to meet nuubs- a \
vsns Of that city Messrs Wsllace and Whtsorh =
hence Pittsburgh for the purpose Of examining MO
iron business there These gentlemen al express ~.
qualification at all they have seen Of this country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

"OswFoo'. HrRT The folloTirg amiabs and
plimentsry ePis'le has just been received
FuLToS Friday Iuns "A n
RevB r. RAYsosD Doar Sir, You vii pI.ass dseounr
PatT d 1J' SS Gtd s g% o. ,ooD f.
paIeT jcu peter them. GO Stn
"Catholcs ard Mormons" will now please wak r ]
tbe Captains flee and subscribe We are like ogstr
Judd 10 thi.-weye no objection 10 being mlrT
lsyrse1sc chfaft
The following are The men and estates in Soribse
Mas who we're taxed This year for 900 900 and upr
Elipi alet Williams s6gffO John Clarke sGs010 90
N this bsrf.s. go 72l; Wooden Nangfa'dinft
pony $4,000; j ID Whitney, go 300. Cba.. A. p,fr
si5 600; Is Barrett and SISTER $4,000; Jonah n -
& Rroihers t357tO william Clark & Co., e3i09 ~
~ 2 Street $4,000. /. s. Houkins s32 900; , l. p.
by S3l 600 Arahfl Lyman, 81 100 TheO sheleFsz
isfr. 3i,ot0' Isaac sheldon, $4,000 Thomas hsws'
s19-0Ot Edward Clarke, 10000; David Joy sff
Harvey krklatd go O00. Nlii Alsn $@-0y ~
fri.ht s2G1C0 Erastus Hopkins s2f 900. j J. hs'L
Wife, ga coo, Stoddard & Lstbrop s2J,l00i Vs.
Clark & Sons $4,000; Connecticut River ksi.rosi y
COOS : r. Woodward heirs S2l 200 Psn-0ns X -
Ell COO: VIM Clark & SrD $4,000; Edward Ans~
s2l 800 Round Iiill Go, $4,000. II
Tie Piefnoht Wig SAYS that an affair Of ny
she character occurred near Fo1vlle Va o. 1assk
18th inst negro man, the property - M. 80, Il
Lee received several siabs with kDf's n9h "a I'll
her GOD Thomas Lee which resul'eS ~ ihs ls... -.
negro some hours afferEa'd. The y@lnk a.D ~ -
dntely committed % prison. '''.'''',"' ~ ~ ~
On June 10 ten slaves RfoDe.ig 10 h'o-n " -
Col JsresTs,lor K. Slarsn ief Afs Mary Win'n--
Dr. P.fter. citizens OF 'swpori ky made tier a'F
H. ~ Ivsg IN Shrewsbury, York Couaiy =
IN C.s,a hcAbee, whose father. grans'zs
r,eat orsrd .,ser and great great grandfabef Hs
The stage " -cuOn' ,r4s
g., Mich. seems 70 be going ahSad. To ~
- - CONNIE need the publication Of daily ara
'foy ri wee ky. This shows enterprise, and 4
,.sfd will speak well for that city
a foul murder was committed al Council Blusi ~
few weeks sgc SAYS The iora cry ReDubiioas oiJaS
and The supposed murderer executed by mob
The czens Of Dundee,.Y 4tes Co are 30 st uPg0 s
ing time ihs 3ih Of July, tina; they have iS'
Hon Ale Wash 10 deliver the Grafton.
To those who desire 70 impart 10 dirt bos0ms coy
and other fabrics tha, fne and beautiful gloss 0ossrs.
liners the following recipe FOR making "a n ~
starch will be most acceptable, and should have
the don este scrap book Of every woman who pnsf
self upon her capacity housesife and the nes'os
her ox o. her husbands and family dress AMI '1s.|
rot take pride ia these things her husband an a'
mate msD 80
g.e t.o orrcss u white gum srzbc powder put IL into
q, A rur on II rnr u boiling soc0rd % 70 ~
~ $500 Won desire sud then COVERED H. t -
IN IN. crS posf carefully from the dre into cean o -
u an tsep e tabefpoonfnl Of water ff7a IA
r II .rch that has been made the usuI m1n1ef VII
swrs eifsr ~ re- black printed oor o. - SnesA -
~ them sitsl IL = also god ae ~
Ok tia white musln and tobbiaet
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the .D,]e of two pur. Of the ceutr. Cordie of the

the angle of two pus Of the central Corders OIL the
Andes
The expense. Of this trip are rather > eure'9:
give them 10 United States currency u "euHDn nL
becau.e N. word dollar il often used here Engnsn
Cor neso e;cht dimes Iu,e the word dine Dor real tue
r,n.di.n word for half fran little less than dime
Two b-.... and pe.n....sn % Tf,, ...
bfese.. ss's.s's'' fs7r. II
Ss.e"iA'e'' - LodEins and inedeut'is''. =
Isuss.' H'.f s'd e'ftoe ToaI..........-......sD G
TcJnd,rc vb.t would come under the term Of iar- u
- I-;,ed sstes all that could conveniently sPenl -
en-, d,y. vas 81 IL, and none Of this vas at pisces
Lrs .pent the nghts The peon paid the Dill OF the
nils At the stopping places and provided for himself
sccordiro 70 bis fancy. But find have spun out my
Liter 70 an unusual length longer, in fact than the jour
nev tsef will only add that although in these i've
DIS ,v no feor but earth and but few tables those
moi .presd except with my utensils no beds out
dried hide. neither tea-cup, lumber metal spoon, look
ireelsss newspaper book pamphlet it has been one
If tbe most delightful trips have ever taken When
foune before me an ascent resiced IL promised ne
nrospect and GOODNESS When | came 20 q descent
reioiced II led to new trees and purling brook
Wbe, came 10 plais wished had 8 horse TO hy
more quickly over it, bat il would only have been to
V.it the longer for the mules Had been taken lame
or sick horse could easily have been procured at any
stage of the Journey did TO do this however
a. wished 10 test my power of walking in the tropics
as lad been repeatedly assured should md II imPos
sble to walk. l. r. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

EXCITEMENT AT INDIASAPoLis INDfASA-John n
msn colsred man. for the last sir years resident ID
oianaPols, arres ted Tuesday ON tbs aiiidad
Pleasant Ellington, Of kentucky. fugitive slave
belonging to him. The Journal give, the folosnsi
count Of the matter
"Ihe claimant omitted 10 state in bis affidavit the
when biz slave escaped Tbs counsel for Freeman nd
10 Quash The affidavit for this defect On motos.s 4
claimant was permitted 10 amend his affidavit IS.
March l-36, rs the time Of the escape The counsdt'
Freemen had. IN The meantime procured a writ Of III
CsrIns 10 issue upon which Freeman was broufg
fore Hon Stephen Major, Judge Of the 9TH Judiase
cult and time was Civ IN until yesterday, at oco'
plead. Al O'Clock the counsel filed several pleas ~
item, and the main one s positive allegation by p
msn under oath, that be is free man aud this par
forth aid rests upsn divers papers from gutrdiaasI
pointed by Courts of Virginia and Georgia and up~fi
cords Of Courts under The seal thereof, begnninzf,i
back - 1884, showing u "a he and u reemsa n
counsel plead large number 81 papers IS evidences Il
freedom of Freeman, and furnished copies 20 the ci
Upon the filing Of the plSas the counsel for cainaG~
snt to-day 10 reply.
his il exciting case. Freeman IS a very restl
bic ar-universaly esteemed and has acquired 81
rome property since be came here in 1874 lie 64Al
with him and deposited IN Bank on his arrival here -
Immediately bought pioperty-married a sprigMf II
then living in the family Oi Rev. III w B-echer Pnsf
has now family OF three little children, nom vhsa
the case stands, he is mt very likely 10 be separate Il
yet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30
NEWS BY THE LATEST MAILS.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE About ca o'clock yesterday En-
ing fire broke out in new fourstory brick si0reh
on the east side Of Broadway, near Thames ST. which
recently been built by Messrs Strauss n Bro whOsA
and retail grocers and provision merchants. This bu
WAS entirely destroyed, together with three story ~
house joining, on the south side, owned by Mr. rznsl
and occupied sailors boarding house and two On
brick house adjoining, on the north SIDE, owned byH
George Freshman. and occupied by hr. Wm. Bdaa a.
tavern
From these, the flames were communicates. BY hlss
cinders the roof Of the southern section Of fels Pa
MARKET House, which was Sl,s completely consumed n
heat from the burning of the marke house set fine % A.
eral frame buildings the west side of Broadway rir
the time Of our writing lshOu 4 ocockl the fire a
ually extending westwsrdly toward Bend st. numbaf
the buildings composing the square bounded by Broad
Bond Shakespeare and Lane sts frames and M
feared the flames will not be arrested until the greater -
ton Of them destroyed.
On the east side of Broadway the fire spread 30 the "a
Of nearly sll the houses between Ian sser aud nsue
ss and when we left the Of destruction n
ing still further progress aud bid fair destroy sey
houses east Of Broadway fronting on lhsmesst. 1hsk
companies Of the city all promptly the ground q
labortd manfully, but owing 10 a stiff breeze bowns
the time and the combus'ibe nature OF the buildings ~
Efforts to arrest the progress of the haes were unsu
ful.
II is stated that few minutes before tha fire vase
covered Mr. Strauss had received the key ofhs wEsh
from Of the workmen who had been engaged 10 ca
it up, and it is thought that some reckless insendiny
entered during the day and set Il on tire a. so0n vi
workuen had lef Messrs had Just commenced thea
cupsncy Of the buildings snd Il is stated had several M
and dollars worth If goods stored there. frame sort
the north side Of Broadway, which WAS among those
italy burned, also owned and occupied by MeE I
Strauss & Bro We have ss vt been unable 10 heard
reasonable estimate Of the damsge, 10 ascertain II
insurance there ID on the property destroyed.
Since writing the above flames have been arrested n
out having extended 50 far as was NJ first spprehend
The loss, however isycry severe and this Is certainly
Of the most destructive fires have had In the city II
long time Baltimore American, 20 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

Theodore Miller, ESQ. 10 70 '"'' w nun '''4'
Orsfion ~ Huo on. hLaor.;. iii 5oro- a..
Hon Glbert Dean Of . WI aev s me
ration Al RonCout, Ulste'- $50
Of July. =. .ccsntsd the Invitation 70 de-
os. ~, 49,. =, re Fourth Of July At Troy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

Communicable senate yesterday conirry- .'7
nomination Of Dr. Alexander yache, as Phys.er V .He
Marine Hospital, Staten leland with only on
voice The Brooklyn Harbor Masters " INN
BY the "a. ting vote Of the Lieutenant Go oNnae
NJ NeckaE was redpponted Notary, n,DS' oOuHY
n. ggs was confirmed as Trusy u "0 'sAuiAn''
Reir ~
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-26

ADVICE OF AN OLD LADY.-Now, John, listen
to me, FOR | am older than you, or | couldn't
be your mother, Never do you marry young
woman John, before you have contrived to hap
pen at the house where she lives at least four
or five times before breakfast. You should know
how late she lies in bed in the morning. You
should take notice whether her complexion is
the same in the morning as in the evening, or
whether the wash and towel have robded
her of her evening-bloom. You should take
care to surprise her, so that you may see her
in her morning dress, and observe how her
hair looks when she is not expecting you. if
possible YOU should be where YOU can hear the
morning conversation between her and her motl-
or If she is i'll natured and snappish to her
mother, so she will be to you depend on
it. But if you find her up and dressed neatly
in the morning, with the same countenance.
the same smiles, the same neatly combed hair,
the same ready and pleasant answers to her
mother, which characterized her department
in the evening, and particularly if she is len
ding hand to get the breakfast ready in good
season, she is prize, JOhn,--and the sooner
you secure her to yourself the better.