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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-13
Manly aud Patriotto.

cunbsr of professors aud students Of 0berlin
College, Ohio, haveiug rescued captive negro from
she hands Of the Law, Judge Wilson, Of the Uni
sed States District Court, sitting at Cieve land,
osi;ed the attention Of the Graud Jury to the
sutject, With view to the proper legal measures
against the vio!ators Of law His charge upon
this occasion Is lucid and able exposition
OF ,he isw, and is courageous, manly and consist
e,t with the character Of a gentleman, who has
always, and under all circumstances, stood I'm
with unskripking intrepidi,y for the Constitution.
and the rights which are guaranteed by it, After
an explanation Of the provisions Of the law, the
Jndge says:
a. There are some who oppose the execution OF
this Law from a declared sense Of oouscie Mt ions
dnty. There Is 10 fact sentiment prevalent in
the community, which srrogstes TO human con.
duct standard Of right, above and Independent
Of human laws; and It makes the CONSCIENCE Of
each individual 10 society the TEST OF his own Ac-
CouSfAssIlIY 20 the laws Of the land.
While those who cherish this dogma claim
and eel ~ the protection of the law for their
Fown lives and property, they are unwilling that
che lsw should be operative for the proiee,ion
Of the constitutional rights Of others. Isis a
sentiment semi.religious in its DEVELOPMENT
and 10 almost Invariably characterized by intol-
ssranoo aud bigotry The LEADERS OF those who
.ncknowiedge its obligations aud advocate its
sanctiiy. are like tie subtle preates Of the dark
aeess They are versed In all they consider
useful and saocsifsd lcarning-traiued In cerA
tain schocis 10 New England TO manage words,
sshsy are equally successful iu tho socisl circle
to manage hearts, seldom superstitious them.
solves, yet skilled 10 practicipg upon the super,
stition and creduiity Of oihsrs,--HALsE ~ il is
natural . man should be, whose dogmas impose
upon all who are not saiuis according to MS csEzD
the necessity Of being observation-disclosures as il il
nssural man should be who claims for himrelf
The benens Of the law and the right TO violate IT,
thereby denying its protection to others, moro
Astsehed TO his own peculiar theories Of govern.
meat ttsn to his country, and constantly striving
- guide the politics Of the nation with view OF
oserthrowing the constitution and establishing In
stead utcpian Government or rather no Govern. |
mast st oil ifbased on the Federal Union.
Gentlemen, tliis sentiment shculd ind NO piaee
o. favor IN the Grand Jury Room. It's tendency
insecurtsy ofAii the constitutional rights 81 the
citlstn.
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n1NofiCs.-The particular attention
rayuI coptsinloe eef1 ocres abont two miles west
81 R.cbmond, apd the personal property thereon.
Consisting Of 8 rlaves, S Mules. Horse and Buggy.
Cows, Household Furniture, &c, to take plsee This
Yor PARTICULAR zoe auction head. F
il IJ--it GODDIN AAePEbsOS, Auc'A
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~ JOSEPH HoDasoN a., Attorney
at Law and General Land ard Presumption Agent
KANSAS CITY, Mo.
RIFERs TO
Hon a. A. Wise Governor of Virginia;
Professors NJ nor and Holcombe. University OF Va;
L. NupalIy pres't sank of the Commonwealth;
James Lyons Attorney at Law, Richmond;
O. w Purcell 4 Co., Exchange and Stock Brokers
Richmond.
4oddin 4 Apperson. Real Estate Brokers. Rich'd;
Kent, Paine 4 Go, Dry Goods Jobbers. do
Thomas, Hughes Caldwell, Fancy Goods job
bers, Richmond;
Tinsley Tardy Il v iiliams. Wholesale Grccers;
E. n. sk,nker q Co Wholesale Grscers, hich'd
ia fQ-2m
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Tn TRouBtE.-pairick Welsh a resi-

IN TR0UBLE. -FafFlcK WtIsh rest
dent of the Dead Rabbit district New York was ar.
arraigDed before the Mayor yesterday. 10 the
charge If being disorder,y and asssultipg negroes
In the street. Pat had doubtless been steaming
freely. and was ripe for a muss with any bndy that
he thought unable to end with him in str 9Th.
When arrested by officer Seal. he proclaimed him
self TO be from the famous Sixth Ward. and dec'ar-
ed If he were there. :he officer should not take
him The Mayor required him to give bond and
security for bis future good behavior.
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| Foster Blodget, we'll known citiz sn of Augusta,
| Ga died on the 10th instant.
Capt. j. W. Daniels, who commanded q COMPANY
in tho Mexican war, died at Marion, Miss, on the
ID inst.
| The machine shop aui foundry of Jas McLeisb,
and three adjacent buildings, in Charleston. S. c.
we're burnt on Monday. Loss S2S.oO0.
| Rev. r. W. Bailey, formerly of Stanton, Va.
has been elected President of Austin College, To-
Gated at Huntsville, Ala.
James Sloneker, q lad Of IS years, was killed In
Monroe CO., Va by kick in the stom sch from MS
gun.
A man named Elsley has been arrested in Gov.
lngtoD, Ky, charged with the murder of his wife
His daughter is also implicated.
Rev. Theodore Parker has been compelled by
i'll health 10 resign his charge Ia Boston pora.
rily, aud will visit the West Indies.
young woman in Cincinnati, named Margaret
Nichols, tell dead on Thursday night while dan,
cling.
Abont 31S, 900 bushels of salt were shipped from
the Kanawba, Va, Salines to Cincinnati daring be.
cember and November.
The Massachusetts, Legislature has reelected
the Hon. Henry Wilson 10 the United States Senate
for six years from the 4th Of March next.
Thomas Hart Benton, Jr., has been appointed
superintendent OF public instruction 10 Iowa.
Lieutcnsnt-Co!onel Faidberbe, Governor Of SEM
esai, was lately married at Lille, France, to his
nstce and god-iaughtsr.
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BALTIMORE. jan. IL --Flour firm and unchanged.
No wheat offered. AID the market quiet. Corn IN
degnand-y elbow &c. white u.
REV ToRg Jan l2-Elour tuogauf; OHIO 81 fUid
$50 Southern unchanged. Wheat iirID; holders d
n,and IN advance. Cora mx~d s364s4 -boyers Of
fer slGtS2 Cotton declined 'seGi4 good nliddiiDg.
l2c. spirits Turpentine unch nged Rosin hril NJ
81 Il Hica h. ayY.
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Toys FAR BELOW COST TO close

TOYS FAR BELOW COST TO close
l. out the remnants of b . Christmas stock, we
will sell at great sacrifice. Plenty nice toys lett,
and they mnst be sold 10 hurry. to MAKE room for
our House Furnishing foods. of which splendid
assortmt Mt has lust arrived.
We recaivcd a large assortment OF Looking Glass
Plates and Frames, of our own imp srtation. Re
talers aud housekeepers will study their interests
by giving as a call-New York prices.
< rosne Oil Lamps and old Dominion Coffee and
Tea Pots the greatest novelties of the day. hand
in abundance. rs we'll as silver-Plated. Britannia.
white Metal. aad Alfalfa goods OF every descrip-
ticn
Our stock of Chns and Glassware, notwithstand-
ing our immense iles ABOUT Christmas, when we
supplied many a happy couple, made happier still
by our low prices is we'll assorted.
Ledger. Day and Cash Books, Japanued Bill Head.
Cash ard Letter Boxes, aud other goods for the
counting room. Of which We bSpght lot atauction.
can be had right cheaps at
SCHApP co.'s.
10 Cornar Rroed and N str
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THE KANSAS RANDIrTI.

Sr LOUIS Jan. IA band of rufdans, nomber.
Jog 400 are posted in the buildings of the fort at
Choteau's cid trading post, under the comman nd OF
Montgomery, who declares be will fight the troops
sent from Linn aud Bourbon counties against MN
unless the Governor of Kansas compromises with
h
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uu,,c.l Emtertaime mt.

Mr.. STEPHEN MAssgrY, who comes TO this city very
highly recommended, proposes 20 give popular
musical entertainment at Mechanics Institute on
Tuesday night The character Of his perfosman-
ees a. explained by MORRIS WILLIS Home Jour.
MI 10 . combination of "serious aud comic reciA
t.tion and mimicry, pathetic ballads, rendered
with expression and feeling. and sketches, anu
s0g. though brief history Of his wanderings 10
all parts Of the world" The same paper says that
Ibis reading Of Hoods Song Of Shirt and the
manner Of bis delivery Of Tenuyson's Charge Of
the Light Brigade show that be possesses elocu-
tionary powers of high order; while bis descrip.
ton cf his personal adventures in British India.
eatitie him to some distinction keen observer
H,s ballads and comic representations are very
highly eulog zed by this very critical ;urual.
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DEATH or AN OLD suRagoS.-Dr. Thomas William
son, surgeon U. s n, died yesterday morning, in
Portsmouth, Va, from paralytic attack. He was
o native of Maryland, and entered the naval ser'
vice in 1873, and had experienced 40 years active
duty. lie was IS years of age.
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vexy suddssfv NJ Bowling Gvssp, Caroline coun-
e.. On Tus.dex night. ilth instant. kBBEcCA. WIG
OF 0eofge X Taylor.
% Wedpesaay morning,- The l2th instant, Of
9 snd Mary A Saunders. agtd six weeks and five
dAyg.
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SALE OF SLavEs.-Thrty negroes were sold in
Brunswick, Ga, a few days since, for $4,000, and
10 Dsnville, Va, last week, IS negroes sold for
elf 600
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BusT OF GEN. JACKSON The inauguration OF
the bust of jackson took place Saturday at
Memphis, Tenn. with imposing ceremonies. The
military, nasops. firemep, &c. joined in the pro-
cession. The Hon. Andrew Ewing delivered the
grafton
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PAYING FOR THE WHIsrLE.-John

and very proper man at all times, If the descrip-
ton of himse'fis true. appeared before the Mayor
yesterday TO answer the charge of cruelty beating
his better half. on more than one occasion Ma.
dam n. seemed TO have given up all hopes of ever
curing her lord of his bad habits aud therefore
qaired to be protected against bis cruelty. The
Mayor required the accused to give bail for his
good behavior,
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BOILER ExPLosioS AT CIScINnArI--Ou Monday
| morning the boiler Of Joseph Whtfaker's Lar q
Oil establishment in Cincinnati, exploded. severe.
| ly tpjnring seven persons. The coucussion was
tremendousiftiDg up the floors and forcing out all
the doors and windows In the rear and front part
| of the kuiiding. The damage to the property will
not be more than 5000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-13

HoUsB BRsAKrNe -ZachaIiah Cope
land. free negro. was convicted before tie Mayor
yesterday Of entering the bar room at the theatre
and stealing several bottles Of wine. His Hosor
ntenced him to receive thirty stripes.
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bound OvER.-Peter Levy caught
Isaac Bachrach in the street and gave him chok.
ing for usDg his tongue too free. for which Isaac
made complaint to the Mayor and had Peter bound
over to keep the peace.
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-This Institu.
- ton. which has been in successful operation 70,
tho last .fpe years. is situated on
CHURCH HILL, RIO lM0ND, VA,
In delightful airy poaition, and Is fur nisksd with
every convenience conducive to the comfort CT pa
ttents and the successful treatment Of dieeas~
1t has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable 10 the accom-
mediation of gentlemen who may find IL incenve
nient TO DO treated at their private lodgings.
Particular attention will be paid to the lviJs0-ss
sca9as, which are peculiarly commodious.
(Psycb,e ~ the remepat Of the Ft.ient)
White patients, per week
Pirate Roons. ...,..,.,.....G to SIS
~ City scceptancas required for patients from
the country uniess where the parties are known 10
one Of tho Physicians of the Hospital.
This includes all chargesfcr Board Medical attend
ance, Nursing and Medicine ky an arrangement
with the iafirinary Of the Medical College, small
additional fee ranging from So to $50. will be oharg.
cd for Surgical cases. The particular sum may be
ascertained beforehand By application to one Of the
attending Physicians.
No small pox admitted.
No patient received for less than week.
The undersigned will give their personal alton
ton TO all patients placed in their Hospital
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
JAMES BOLTON NJ. D..
Grace street, between 4th and 5fh
THOMAS POLLARD. N. D..
Basement Of the Pcwhatan House.
o. A. CRENsHAW, NJ d.
franklin st., next door below Trinity Church
WIN. W. PARKER, M. D..
Law Building. Franklin street, next deor to state
TH0s. N. NIXON. NJ D. Resident Phssieian s1'
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ST.IKE OF EaPLDYErs On TaH CHICAGO AND ST.
Louis RaiIkoiD.-The employees on The Chicago
and st. Louis Railroad struck for their wages
Monday, not having received suy pay for their
services for the last six months The train from
Chicago, that day, WAS stopped at Joliet, and tho
passengers compelled to return. The train from
st. Louis was stopped at Springfield Considera-
BILE excitement exists along the line of the road.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-13

~ AUCTION. ceries. &c Also,
Boots. Shoes, and Hats. THIS MORNING. by
i. d q. B. DAyENPuRT,
ia l3-ft Auctioneer.
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FROZEN TO DEATH.-Ellen Powers, little child,
was found frozen to death 10 yard in Wheeling,
Va, on Monday last.
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rnr f,.tnn,sr niv.r.

ne frequent bookings up Of the fotomse fisst
By Ice In winter have hecone vexa,ious Inv e
riotion aud annoyance 10 the tide OF travel Nossn
ID South The great highway Of national trav''
and the only direct rou,s by which the south can
reach the national metropolis 10 liable to be closed
10 the most abrupt add unceremonious msnner oy
huge masres of Ice thereby subjecsiog travellers
to the most provoking detentioos upon iheir
Journey This shows the necessity OF the proposed
| railroad from Aqua Greek to Baltimore. when
that Is completed. we may laugh at the winter
capr,oes Of the Potomac. and save six hours time
In the trim between New York aud Richmond.
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FosGeRy.-The examination of Fitz
William Roster. charged with forging John Robin
McDanieFs name 10 a negotiable note for S1l0. on
the 5 IN OF September last. was concluded before
the Hastings Court yesterday when the prisoner
was remsDded for final trial at the next term of the
Circuit Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-13

CLEVER DoDeE.-rhe Albany Standard states that
certain Railroad Company lately employed fe-
male TO watch a suspected conductor, and she pre-.
tended to be crazy, and wond stick TO the train
She put pin in her dress for every passenger, land
soon showed the conductor short Ia bis cash &C
count.
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IN ssnploying hrEs Co !. you run no rick
O. neing saksn tn Banging manner .:and save
osfn sims and mensy. Exss Co. haze facilities
os !a!ip. 100 Portraits daily. while their riYals
fhinh u big de-, . work to take d, Zee the new
styis. the Pearl Ambrot, %, In case oomplete "a
cesis, from thaeu to s3;.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-13

QUEER Taste "A mau genteelly dressed, named
Van Buren, lockwood. Sunday night. applied
for lodgings at a Station House in New York. He
said he wished protection from the cold, aud that
he WAS Spectator. On being searched, as the
Law directs, $650.TQ and a gold watch We're found
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e0ao1oA b. 6TRsL, Dentist, Ono
and residence No 23i, on Main. between stk and 81
streets. Richmond vs.. my My
~ LIFE SIzR PnoroGRAPEs.-The
subscriber takes pleasure in announcing 20 his nu.
merous patrons and the public at large, that he IL
how prepared to furnish photographs IRON miEia
lures TO FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or colored
which, for accuracy and finish. he warrants equal
II not superior to any produced in this city, at ess
than the usual price. Old Pictures copied and On.
tsrged to any size.
anime specimens az GIBBS Temple Of Art, CORA
THAN Hall, MATS street. between eth and 10th.
GIBBS.
p. Sill ron want . genuine Anbrotype, this b
the place TO get 1t. where yon vii, neither be hum
bugged IN price or work, Also, Melsinotypes. o,
Jels r. i. q.
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~ EpEcuAL Auction NorIcH. II ask
attention to nv sale of THIRTY MULEs. wa
GONs, HAkNEss, &C., THIS DAY. at 10 clock.
at the lot near the Virginia Cent? al Railroad depot.
a. being without doubt the finest lot Of " ing
Mules ever offered for sale at auction in this city
al3-lt hCAUTdOho.
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M -GpEAr BApssINs AT THE CLOAK

nA GpEAT BAyGsINs AT TIE CLOAK
AND Mantle DKpcr, SO MAIN srEEET.
Splendid Beaver Cloth RAGLANs at cost
X CLANS aud CLOAKS for misses and chill
dreu 10 be sold at great bargains
All kinds Of Dress ard Cloak TRIMMINGS
Ladies and ChildreE's FuRs. fancy goods
Latest style HEAD DRESSES, &c
At pi ices TO defy competition.
ia l0-lw FZEklEL, tsNain street,
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CorToy FACTORY BURNT.
Northern Msrketx-tBr TsLEsEAPa.

ACGusTA. Ga, Jan. IL The BsiVille cotton fac
tory, near here, was burnt yesterday afternoon
no insurance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-13

CosvIcrED.-Marion Cropps tried for the muir
der of policeman Rigdon IN Baltimore, has been
found guilty Of "murder in the first degree"
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THE GRANVILLE ExTgNsIoy.'-The North Caroii-
ma House Of Commons was engaged the greater
part Of Monday, the bill to charter the Green's
borough and Danvle Railroad Company. Gov.
Morebesd spoke in favor Of the measure, and was
followed by Mr. Bridgers in reply, and in opposi'
ton to the measure Mr.. Caldwell was speaking
in reply to Mr.. Bsi6gers, when the hour Of ad-
journment arrived.
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SCHAFP 4 cos,
Corner Broad and "a streets.
lxHs-xrnsA REDUCE THROUGH
kaz<2& rARIRE or O. re Eg ON TIN.

- - TARIFF OF CHARGES ON TIM
CANAL fKUsa RICHMOND To LYNCHBURG.-
The subscriber thankful for the very liberal paro-
page hitherto received. would inform his friends
that his hrough charges on general Merchandise
such IS Hats. Caps shoes. Boots Dry Goods. &C. are
only THIRTY CsNTs per TOO lbs ; on Groceries.
loo ibs., which includes all expenses from the
wharves in Richmond TO the Landings or Depot In
LynchbDrg.
Boats leave every other day, fun or not full, and
goods are scnr forward without sny detention.
Produce and Tonnage articles forwarded at low
rates. A. 4. LEE,
an cts On the Dock.
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9ELEGHAPHIC NEWS.
R9pOHTKD FOR THE ..HIsPAT CBE
LATER IRON MExtCo-MIRAM0S DBLARED
PRESIDENT.

PRESIDENT.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-THE Tennessee II below,
with dates from Mexico to the 9th inst.
Echesgarsy pronounced on the 18th December,
IL Ayulta, and declared himself President HIS
movements were not seconded.
At the capital on the 2,rd December, the troops
pronounced Ia favor Of Gen. Robes. Who pubiish'
ed prouuncismepto that he would take three del.
egates from each State, TO form Junla. me
populace and troops had abandoned zuioaga.
. The junta appointed by Robes named Mirnmon
President the I'd vote. he getting SO against -
fJy Robes The latter remains 10 power until Mi
ramon. who Is expected soon, shall arrive from
Guadalsja q, bringing 900 cavalry.
Dates from Vera Cruz to the 9Th December, say
the Juarez government remained firm. The iibe-
rails had taken Jalapa and Cordova, ana were at
lacking Orjytba
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,n,.y FrxA.rs ARnnsrrp

EoHBWuH s~RkHAL10 AAAugTBD. - -
gentleman from the country, while under the ins
aaeace Of Isqaor, VISA robbed % Tuefday OF 5000
at house OF ~ fams at the corner OF 18th and
Cary streets. kept by josephine Douglas. Upon
bis complaint, E,ur 81 the ffaii sisters were arr
rested and brought before the Mayor yesterday
viz: Josephine Douglas. Cinderella Stewart. Fran
ces lcslie aud Norah Rivers. The statement 81
the complainant was made before the Mayor, o'
the circumstances OF his being in the house, bis
gning there with his money ~ that TRANSFERRED there
and his missing 1t before leaving. Two 500 treas
sury notes constituted part Of the 5000
T,oatas n. Gresham testified to his having given
Ellen Douglas hundred dollar note, which he OBJ
tanned at Strihling's Springs last August. IL was
note OF the Farmers Back: had one or two small
er ones Saw no Treasury notes at Il. D's mouse
on Tuesday, In the hands Of either OF the priso'
hers.
Ellen Doggids was next called ard answered u
her name, but when directed to put her hand on
the book to be sworn. declared she would do nc
such thing-fhat she was too drunk TO be con
scious what she was doue-that while In that
state she wouid not pnIIufe Gods book by putting
her hand upon it--and that che would cote jail
befars she would swear. Her condnct was SC
rude even for one her class, and so insulting tc
the Mayor. that he remanded her to jail
The examination was then adjourned until IL
O'Clock this morning. Steward and Rivers being
committed to jait to answer the charge Of felony
and Leslie and Joe Douglas admitted to bail fol
their appearanee.
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Life and Times Of Washington

This ID new work in process OF publication
from the press of Messrs JoRNsoN, FREY 4 Co.,
New York, very elegantly illustrated. The bis
tory 10 DR. ScHkGpER and the illustrations CHAP
pELL. The letter press 10 very superb aud the en-
cravings will rank high among the best specimens
Of the art at the present time The publication Is
especially valuable for the portraits Included In
Its list of eDgravipgs. These rurport to be zeal
portraits, aud some which We have seen very
accurate. The plumbers issued contain those G.
8 .muel aud john Adams, Patrick Henry, Frank
Ito, Hancock, Jay, Morris, Livingston, Laurens
Generals Greene, Wayne. Putnam, Steubsn aud
Montgomery. The work appears in semi-month
ly parts, at - cents, each plumber containing az
engraving very richly worth the sum.
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- DExTTsTnY.-
4. SRTU MICHA y.
rCFFTfrE If RESIDENf'E CORNER or MAIN
Al ND 7T4 STREETSI

Tenders bis services TO the cItixeDs Kichmond and
adjoining countless in bis prof ssionai cspscify.-
that he can warrant AL operations. performed By
him 10 i've entire satisfaction. u ELM
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ARRIVAL OF CALlFORNlA COLI

New York, Jan. 1.-THE steamer Moses Taylor,
from Aspinwall, with California dates 20 tne 1oth
of December has arrived, bringing $l,aoo,ooo 10
treasure
The steamer Alps has also arrived from Europe
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AssAULTING WHITE MAN Israel,
slave TO J. II. +. Mayo, was tried before the Hus.
tings Court yesterday. for assauIting. with intent
to kill, his oYerseer, William A Furcop, on the Sd
of November. found guilty, and sentenced to tran
sportation beyond the limits of the Urited States
The Court fixed bis value at 81 ,90o.
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BBr HO! ALL "a DYsPEPTIcs!-A iI
who suffer from Headache. Gddiness. Nervousness
Low Spirits Dimness OF Vision, Bad Taste in the
Mouth Irregular or Deficient Appetite. Acid'y.
Heartburn. Costiveness. &c, &C csn be promptly
r, stored to health by the use of BAKERS CELE-
BRATED PhEMIUM BiTTER2.
For sale bv Messrs. Fisher Winston, Druggists,
Richmond Va. de Ats