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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-20

NL0CkS.-Just received over so differ
~ ent patterns Fancy Clocks warranted good, and
for sale at the manufacturers prices, by
de IL ELIAS HALE. log Main ST
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''- 'l'e1 REWAREnR HnsTPr1Msl


Avoid The Patent kiiXrs, Compounds and Cordials
advertised to eli persons under varied foIms OF
disease.
AS the constitution and habits of individuals differ.
reason teaches the remedy Cannot be suited to
all alike, and that disease can only be safely and eff.
tectuay eradicated by sjuGcious application pro-
per remedies.
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l. EATHERS.-l00 lbs. Western Fea-
theirs, of prime quality, for sale by
de II TiNSLEY l. BRYANT
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NEW BACON SIDES SHOULDERS,
IL AND JOLES, for sale by
del7 JOHN H CLAIBORNE.
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SNEAD'S SU RIOR EXTRA
~ FLOUR-For sale by
de II JOHN H. CLAIBORNE
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# hNE HORSE row ER MACHINE.
" We have placed ia our hands fo5 sale one CT
WHITMORE'S ONE HORSE POWERS suitable
for light saving, any other purpose; it is new and
in good order, aud will be sold low, if early apDIica-
ton be made, to CRENSHAW L FISHER.
de l5-tf North side of Basin
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LATER FROM NEw-MEXICo.

BY the latest arrival frsm NewMexico We have re-
ceved hes Of the Santa re Gazette to the 18th Of May
but fnd no news of importance We clip the fOosing
item. from the Gazette of the latest date
Among the consequences Of change of officers In oar
Territory Lot the ent IS that OF separating tho ties
ship that exist between the old ncunbents and
tnzeLs
" Hon John Greiner who came among Us in 1851 a. Ia
dbn Agent aud who subsequently received the appoint
n,nt u Secretary OF the Territory, leaves with The mad
4 n The lst Of June.
In the discharge Of his duties public officer both
AfeIt secretary Nr Grruer has eyinced hOnesif
and fsHbfuness cr.dlable alike 10 himself aud the Gov
eminent and ks will carry with him 20 his hons Ia Ohio
The bgh respect and confidence OF our citl-ns-byih
American ana Mexican We part with Mr. Gs-iaer 9Th
regret and trust that BE- may ind % his interest 70
return territory with bis family aud settle pernt
uebtly among which understand he has sons niss
tim ali goiIOh
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RUSSIA


The correspoueent Of toe Fi.aAa Loyi -end' nom q.
isch The foOSug statements respecting me numbers @Li
petition # the Russian active corps 1f"~i
41te Commander IN Chef Of the ecv- army i Prince
Ta,kewreh wbo has Prince Gorsclaso tDr me chief 10
lis STAFF The mt infantry corps 10 me hef7 afiJ u.
stationed IL the Goveynuei o AlZ -"V' 10 400 %
Illu.nis aLd las is head quarters AZ oiyuki "nea
". revived by the Emperor % MAY, Job nl nJrr-d
COCO men Like each ~ The lowing corps. 10 .
ctoseo a. three diy.i n infantry witch t1--hec
III 90 Of tstge Ir-n-Lts aud Forty riZA Oti mons not
g. r,-, battalion al .ilrr.lCo.ers AID stpp-rs Ils
,st.Lt cayarsy division j. Stationed in LfbdtniA tld
co .ss a. each a. the i1 wing cavalry divisions OF Two
rtemeis 81 Jhlals end and two i Hls ar each Il eight
orscfOrs that every division 90 A-b rivary includes
L tuo s.lrcEoI- The rr-t arters division Ike each
oI the following divisions numbers tLIee foot and
iois- briEsce, vith lla pieces.
The S-couo Iufnuy Corps l. stationed 10 the kingdom
a Poland aid has Il. head quarter, ~ lrsag. Ilis
coresw as mustered. IN June, l- AZ Wsrs4w add has
I'LL Of more rGD 40 600 NED The .e.lud kh cavalry
Ct, LID l.s rs LtAc quarters 40 elee in P1sul ald - %
3. a. srsaw Tie IhTo luiliy has us h- 81 quarter,
lion ia lLe Government OF Nahy l-F and r-ys Fsd
d SEPTEMBER l-5- AID consisted % cIllJ uen Tee
Tlro git CtsaIy clv.su j. -catterei over ltl1ania
Tie GNtrrUeIt q, Mink NohJles Sc. Tl- Third
Afi.tr, division i Nth o. Infantry corps Toe Fourth
Iraitry cops is stationed 10 Nohyui P0de8, 1lt To-
IutL sud Lac IL be-c quarters az Daoer IL Is This
AID ih- Le2f corps Which = destined % act against
Turkey Il vas reviewed IN camp ~ LUX b. the
F,apsrtI In S-u b-r l-5l The Fifth Infantry corps
stationed ID B.,ssTatia. its headquarters beng s.
Oce.sa The cavalry Il this division Was reversed
By he kmFeT1r tNice IN lea anu again in
I--1 Tie S1h Iuflnry corps hu rs head.
quarters q Mo-coE arl reviewed in I--i Is Light
tavslry corrs l. in tie military colonies We see fro,
nj. ptudi0us thai TIE Russian active army
cc1ss u - infantry regiments IN bzfia1ns and q
cavalry regiments in 1913 sQuA1rlns and the artillery OF the
corfs nun btrs CD guns The strength Of the active
aJrv Which i always CrpOsabla a1d on a var footing L
n Is $4,000 nen without tbs reserve which Il formed Of
- CO n n az infantry divisions and sr cavalry bd,
sess The Coss4cks are sl % b. added to the Number
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Public sIeetiaa.

The largest ard most -.pcabe public meeting n oar
citizens that have witnessed any former Occasion 10
this city. convened az the Court House on Fddy
evening the 9Th inst called fJr ths purpose OF adopting
measures counerac he unjust intention OF the GOye
ucut Of The lbed States {, locate within the limits ~ ths
Territory Of New IicO the Indians Of California; a.
provided 10y act Of the late session Of Congress
The Hon II \ smith acted Precedent, Don JOSS I'd
logic Orz as Wee President and K. H. Tompsns Sec
rsfsry.
h.s.rs Ashurst Miguel Otrero, and Don Facando Pn4
s.vtray addressed the meeting explsisiog IN clear snd
iorcbe the many eys that mus, follow the loet
ton a. forty thousand Indians within limits, when ADA
Ell TO the twerty five thousand by which already
surTOBnd,d They went beyond tbs injustice Of tbs at
and show Cd ole~ily that lis consummton would be yo
on Of The treaty OF peace between the United states and
MEXICO which secured to the native citizens Of Neg
Ae1 protection in al the rights OF person aud property
On ne ton OF Dir Asbgrsi, committee Of i've was ap
pointed by tie chair consisting Of the Hon 0ughioa
HI Asbursi, faeundO Pine. james j Webb and D)nacar
u Ni 10 prepare protest and resolutions 10 be fDr yard
Ell 70 the IresicsLt Of the United states.
A committee OF three also appointed, conls'nz Of
DR. j. Nal glr Don j. Euogio Ortiz, aud Don Franchises
ORTIZ Degado 10 correspond with other parts Of tbs Ter
rioTy, union Of action against hs uu u.aa'
be Hte nfiCn Of the Government.
Tie meeting adjourned until Monday evening a eight
O'el0ck.
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the ships bOsis daily fetch supply Of fresh water m

the ships boats daily fetch supply Of fresh water t,
mouth.
n. warriors OF the prssen, day drink from tia
source At -hich the beroc- of Troy snd he srm..y
Ner1.s oEce qusrche their thirst; II the eosnbpsS a
,h,ud hsvs 10 proceed 20 Cons'aniinople thew VII -
l.,. 10 p.ss the two nev csses Al the mouth ~ a.
l..ponf-ihe sne above mentioned AZ the sandy ers'.
clur. Of the Menders The ancient smos snd re -
p.hr' or oour dairy Of the sea" which i $780,.
The forneF mounts g, and the alter 90 guns "a
,ouh west vino necessary TO take vessels % the H.
popt About ~ English miles up the Straits se ,h- -,
Old css-les That on the Asistie side Is Chsa.k e..
ipoi.herd Csslel with - guns opposite Mid r.
~ 10 the se.l with 50 and sOmeshs further .oa,h H.
rsfeh with a. gsns The renowned capes Abyeos a.
se.tos are hiils higher up the Straits
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BRAZIL

We have files Of Rio journals to Jane e. Quiet pre-
vsled n every part OF the Empire. With view TO
coy IN oppressive scarcity of money the Chambers
debating project for the Org anzston OF national bnk
They also considering rspyts the speech delivered
from the ihrune at the opening of the session. In tho
proposed draft Of the reply the total stoppage Of the
African savetrade is spoken Of as required alike by The
faith Of treaties and the proper interests Of the couuy
The cement Of foreign mm grafton Is also spoken
Of as an object in whose attainment the Chambers 90
ready zsAlousy 10 cooperate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09

Philip Greeley Esq II Boston, has returned 10 this pscs
on business, in come son with the Northern Riilr0td
elee ston making 01nOs4nce In this State Mr.
Greeley espresso himself highly satshed with Tex pssss
has than fulfilled bis expectations and he Is ast0o
III 80 % nLdng much greater variety and abIndancs
a Natural Yts srces than be believed she possessed
he sanguins Of the ultimate success u The 4dre
sfs ~ he route 70 The Pacific. fhe bills 80 EsFe
ben ogu iug into mountains viii be IS confident ODER
D. soIt 81 obstruction % Il eay and speedy constructive
a. railways When he returns % the Norm, ana gifs
Tuf cy Tie aVOTabi- Impressions he eDtersiDs, -
u. Dict decceo eject viii De made upon ihe tone
lu c opoou and feeling the question u routes 10 tie
fso6c all of which will be Propitious 70 Our state
fAusfn fre4asl
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TURKEY.

Autographs dis 1sch With intelligence dated Constsn.
finote June T. states that the british feet had arrived al
ih. Dsrdsnrss, The French feet a, Trneeos Bar.
on Bruck the Austrian isfr4aci1 had reached the Dsr
d. elrs
y lave correspondence ron CsassatnOple, received
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AEEsEsAs-TL Conadea lOuachital Hera1 announces
tho arrival Of mueralogsi N that ACE, with tne me-
tor Of making thorough examination Of ne goa ~ W.
resifn
Jeferon County, n. l. Is celebrated - "a. iAs. ~
GOytrnofs 10 lees than TIRE ernors cm ms coa5y
sre Low presiding the desinies Of nres Soss,sE
States 81 this corfedersey 70 Wit Gov WOOD o. I'm M
Gov Fsrwel, Of Wisconsin, and 6ov AAtsson o. - a.
nos ali uep who have worked their own path u ne ~
tirguished stations they hole and who arr REMEMBERS
tIe-r ia Yeixbbors and friends with much regard Am
pride. pr
On the o'clock train from Boston on ne hs,lI 80
,bir are and uuon rtnoDs'rsnce being uads ~ hi -
e,to, lord VITO i rather small sized ran, hey 2
and beat BIN 80 badly tLas be was unable 20 os
he 5tA INST
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JAcEsOss EPiTAfH o' HIS WIZ Inc htf"H'v"s
Enquirer says;
"a koy 10 the West has been hind enough 70 send
copy Of snorew Jack on epit ph o. h, Sfe o. iskBqga
10 ave been BIS comp suOn yet although b ben
reso By iousancs her tomb Ia tennessee has never
appeared in pint before Tbs singular inscription runs
thu.
Here r. he remains q h Rachel J.essn vie q Pse.sea.
Jsrfou 10 cc the I'd ~ December la sed g. Her ss
W her pleasing. her p- .ubls and her heart ss
she ted the n her fellow and al
Nsifr ps DIVINE essufe ~ The most liberal snd gnP'riena
ustLtc. 10 he fhe b~refsc-ss 70 the reh e =.
70 he vrstetec c0lre The pf0sperD1r ~ o,s
lrf pity hard hard rneyOlfbes aod -
hsLlee her Cre,or for being eIutsd BENG % stis
nd gIfLG-s SANDER would eosd 10 shoor E'es
CfCl vh be tet from the Of her huiA,a e01d s F
liant " bosOm e Ter God"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08

g%The Reporter alluded TO in an editoria. in
this mornings paper, in reference to "1he School
for Scandal" and Miss Sinclair, the late Mrs For
rest, has only to say that he unfortunately in this
instance happens TO entertain opinions differing, in
some respects, from those of the Editor. The old
adsge that there is mo accounting for taste is sp
plicabe here. The Reporter finds no fault with any
person for being advocates Of 1.-THE School FOX
Scandal and of Miss s. Editors can, of eour.e,
think both models in their way while others, equal
ly entitled to respect may honestly entertain dit.
ferent opinion. The Reporter, in the remarks (pot
charges, but more complimentary than otherwise)
only meant to express his own views. This ne hsd
right to do, without anticipating that the public
held the Editor responsible for, the author Of
all that appears in the reportorial columns
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The SCHOOL For SCAHDAL.-The Exami.
ner is wrong in attributng to the editor of this
paper the remarks made, in the local columns
with regard to the "School for Scaadai."-
They were those of one of the reporters of the
Dispatch, and were not seen by the editor nm.
Ill they appeared in its columns. Nor has The
editor seen Mrs. Sinclair, either on the stage or
any where else. From the first, he believed he,
to be grossly slandered and basey persecp,.
ed woman, and he has seen nothing to chance
that opinion. As an actress he knows noth;n,
OF her pc yers, OF course, not having seen her
With regard to the school for Scandal y
there is, we apprehend, but one op inion in the
critical world. It's altogether inimitable, and
so far as We know, no attempt even has been
made to initiate it. To criticise il, we should
think, would be about as Improbable a task
as TO criticise the Apollo Belyidere. We have
expressed this opinion, in print, we suppose.
at least fifty times in our life. There never ex.
isted but one man who eoaidhare written il.
and that man did write it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08

OLE Bulls CoNcERT.-The reader will see by
reference to our advertising columns. that the At
rican Church has been secured for this concert and
the tickets put at one dollar. As there will be
great rush for seats we advise our friends to sc.
cure theirs as soon as they possibly can. Every
arrangement has been made that can possibly tend
to the convenience of the audience, and the room
itself is the best in the whole city.
The programme ia unusually rich. Our readers
are well acquainted with Mr.. and Madame Stre.
kosch many of them have heard Ole Bull but
very few, take it, have yet heard Adeins Patti,
Who is said to be prodigy. We expect vast deal
of entertainment
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sOMETBING ABOUT OURSELVES.


A correspondent who wishes his conzmuni-
cation inserted, seems not to apprehend the
nature Of the invitation given by US to cores
pondents generally. When any person ,m-
municates nees to US, we take pleasure ~
publishing his letter. II is exactly what we
want, and what we pay the telegraph Tor
bringing us. But we do not want, and we do
not publish essays, unless the writer's Wiling
to pay for seeing himself in PRINT. Still less
do we want or pay for rhymes, for we never
saw any poetry in any sent TO the newspapers.
We cannot see that his plan for breaking up
the practice of selling ardent spirits to negroes,
is at all likely to be successful. He proposes
to make every man who takes out license
for keeping a store, take an oath to that effect.
Now it strikes US that if Legislature cannot
find any more effeetual remedy for an existing
evil, than that of making its perpetrators take
an oath, it is truly on its last legs. We have
too many oahs already, and we have never
yet heard that they prevented fraud or crime.
We should think law making every man
responsible for the conduct his own negroes,
and imposing heavy penalty for violation
would be better than all the oaths ever invent
ed. fla man cannot keep his negroes from
going to doggery on the Sabbath and getting
| drunk, he ought not to have them. There are'
besides, laws for disturbances of the peace, I'M
lawful ASSEMBLE, IS &C., intended especially for
| that class. Why not put them in execution,
instead of inventing new ones. They are am
DIV sufficient if carried out.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08

TuREIse THE TABLEs.-Henfy Lewis, a
free negro, was brought before the Mayor yes
terday. charged with asssulting Catharine
Scott. free negress, in her own house. The
testimony Of the complainant, Catharine, prov
ing that she commenced the attack. and en-
deavored 10 cut Lewis with an axe. The May
or discharged him, and ordered Catherine 10
lashes, and to be committed for want Of re-
gister.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08

SENT ON.-The continued case of Richard
skahn, charged with violently ASA lting James D
Cain, on the eth uIt, came up yesterday before
his Honor. Michael Ahern was examined. WIN
simply testih ed to seeing Skahn in Shinnock after
the general attack upon Cain had ended, and the
watchnen had arrived. He heard the noise of the
row, but would not 60 out Kept the door of Shin.
nock's closed after the brickbats came against II
Three watchmen teslsed to arresiing Skahn at the
request Of Mrs Cain and her sun and dsupb,e,
when Skahn came cut of ShiL nock's, about an bopr
after the arrival at the scene OF assault The hsv,
here stated that there was discrepancy betwaen
the testimony of the witnesses for the defence and
the police-because the former stated that sksb,
left shinnocks few minutes after the arrivs, NJ
the watch, whereas the watchmen stated that il wa.
fully an hour alter their arrival before shinpocs
came out. He felt bound to send Skshn IN tho
grand jury from the evidence. His Honor then con,
the case on to the grand jury term of the Hu.,i,ys
Court 10 commence ca the l4th OF February next.
The required bail, $780, had not been given wbe,
our reporter left court
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08

LICENSE OR NC LICENsE.-Petitions are now
being extensively circulated, and generally
signed in this city, asking the privilege of vot.
ing at the next election upon the question as
to whether county and corporation courts shall
have the privilege Of granting licenses to retail
ardent spirits or not; and il in any town or
county majority Of legal voters decide to sell
liquor, that they shall be required to give bond
and security not 10 sell to any notorious drunk.
ard, negro or minor. One Of these petitions,
signed by 800 residents, has already been hand
ed in, and some 1900 more names will be hand
o. in during the course of the present week.
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TO THE PUBLIC.-Tbose who desire

TO THE PUBLIC.-Those who desire to
smoke good Cigars, can find them at ]
HARR!NGTON'S. importer, wholesale and retail
dealer ia Cigars Tobacco, Snuff, Turkish Smok-
ing Tobacco, Pipes, Canes, Cigar Cases, &c. am
receiving weekly, large invoices of Cigars of fine
and on as accommodating terms Is any house in
this or Northern cities; liberal discount to cash
Dealers at the cheap Cigar and Tobacco Store,
corner Of 10th and Main Streets sign OF the Scotch
Soldier.
JAMES A HARRINGTON, Tobacconist.
S-Orders thankfully received and promptly
attended to. Goods sent to all parts of the city
free of charge. jsa6ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08

FUNERAL SERMos.-The funeral sermon If
Captain Robert Craig, of Roanoke county.
late member Of the House of Delegates, will
be preached by Rev. Thomas v. Moore tn.
morrow morning, at IL o'clock, in The FRS,
Presbyterian Church, ON Franklin, near Go.
vernon street. The public are cordially invi,.
ed 10 attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08

GAS GAS The meanest gas, W will VEN
lure to say, ever yet manufactured in the Sc
United States, or ever likely to be, is that sup
piled by the gas-works of this city. A few
hours burning coats the burner with a sticky
material, resembling tar, and causes the ght
to spin GU. in thread about the size of large
knitting needle. We cannot tell what is the
matter; but there is something VIGOROUSLY and
grevously wrong somewhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08

DIscHAReED.-John Davis, slave to Wn.
Smith, arrested without pass Thursday, was
ON Yesterday discharged with an adnoniion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08

10 We have seen, within few days. some
very fine sketches of views and public build.
legs IN this city, by Mr.. JOHN r. CHAPLIN. Ar.
'ist' OF New York. for Gleason's Pictorial a
very enterprising publication Of Boston. From
their appearance in pencil, we an,iciua,e. ,h,,
when transferred TO print, they will be very
accurate aud beautiful.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08

ConsrrTEp.-Frank Thornton, free ne
gro. and Eliza .Purg, free negress. were on
Yesterday severally committed for want of rec
pisters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08

HEshco COUNTY CoURT.-Ciyil business
occupied the attention of this Court yesier.
day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08

e IL. w. STARKE, Attorney at
49, Law and Notary Public.-Pracices
In all the Courts OF Henrico County and Richmond
city. As Notary Public, particular attention viii
be paid to the taking of Depositions tin or out Of
his otfice) Proof aud AcKnowled gements OF Deeds,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS of Dover &c. Claims for collec-
ton entrusted to him. promptly attended to.
Office removed to No 50 three doors ebove City
Hotel, on North side of Main street, Richmond, Va
de Ely
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l OST-Thursday evening last, between Frank
IL lin and Broad streets, portmonaie, containing
my Free Papers The finder will receive a reward
OF 81 so by leaving them at this Office
TIMMlLLINS HARRIS,
ia By" free man OF color
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08

70 Ii has been stated 10 our paper that
Mr. THOMAS SHARP has resigned his post
o. Superintendent of Transportation on the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road, but II was not stalled that he had ia
hen similar position on the Lynchburg and
Tennessee Railroad. We regret that he leaves
R'chmond, but we may we'll take occasion to
congratulate the Lynchburg and Tennessee
Company upon having secured the sery .ces Of
one OF the most faithful and capable officers
mat ever railroad company bad. Mr.. SHARP
Is most worthy gentleman, and, as an officer.
is remarkable for his uniiring vigilance and
excellent Judgment and capacity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08

FARMERS wishing to hire white men as la
borers, will give call at the
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
corner of Broad and 9th streets. over stebl,ns
Darrscott g. Co.'S ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08

STEALING WooD.-FIeming Philips, a free
negro and Alfred Hudgins, slave to Rober,
Archer. stole cord and half of wood from
pile OF lumber belonging TO VIM. Brazil. stack.
ed on the side of the canal near the basin, on
Thursday evening last, and were caught in the
act OF floating down the canal in boar. nv
"aichman Kelly, and arrested. They were
ordered 80 las hes each.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08

WANTED THIS DAY-Severa! white fe.
w males as chambermaids, nurses, cooks, wash.
ers and ironers. Also, well recommended Farm.
Ell. Call at the INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
corner Of Broad and 9th streets, over Stebbins
DarracOtt d Cos ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08

@E4& NOTICE.-The Steams hip Penn.
SzaIeakSS sy Ivania, Capt Baymore, is now
ready to receive freigh but owing to her deten.
ton by the storm, will not sail till Monday. the
10th inst, at O'Clock PM
jag ROBERT RANKIN AGENT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08

k frrow's Jenny Lind Ministries viii give
'neir last coresrt at Odd Fellows Hal, this eve.
nifg Their performance, last night, gave general
satisfaction.