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An Afray occurred on 9TH street, near Broad.
last Tuesday afternoon, in which four or five
partles were engaged, one of whom received
several bruises and scratches about the face,
another had two of his fingers bitten to the
bone, and the third became divested of his
shirt but maintained sound skin. The diff
Guilty originated about the occupancy of
shade spot in the public highway two parties
claiming the use of it, but neither having any
other right than that of a squatter on public
domains. James Enroughty, the overseer Of
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad omni-
bus, had long been in the abt of stoppiDg his
team under the shade of a tree, while awaiting
the arrival of the Fredericksburg cars, and on
several occasions had ordered vehicles to make
room fer him. Marcel G. DeIarue had had h is
vehicle driven out of the way once or twice
and being on the spot when the bus came nj
last Tuesday, spoke TO Enroughty's driver
about his conduct and charged him not
to interfere with his team again. Enrough-
ty being in the bus, and hearing what was
said, replied to Marcel's remarks and the two
got to high words and finally TO blows. En-
roughly stands about six feet two, and Del
arue about five feet four, SO that the combat 1t
the commencement looked very much like one
of the battles of Gullivar and the Lilliputians
The giant and the dwarf, however, had scarce
ly locked horns, when DeZera Delarue, Mar
cells brother, standing several inches lower in
stature than the lowest gladiator, pounced
upon Enroughtys back, and bore the giant to
the earth, Joe Delarue, a cousin, according to
one of the witnesses, putting in one or two
from the shoulder. causing the claret to flow
freely. Finding himself closely beset on all
sides, and the weather being most oppressive,
poor Jim opened his tn, probably TO give
tongue, when two of Marcels fingers Slip
ped between his teeth, and as quick az
thought they came together like Steel
trap. nearly taking them both off. This
| slight advantage enabled Gullivar to rise
from the heap of lager beer kegs by which he
was surrounded, and for an instant shake off
his torment tors; but quick as thought they
again closed around him, and winding their
fingers about his hair, seemed determined TO
scalp him alive. just at this point, luckily
for Jim, two young men divested DeZera Del
arue of his shirt, which made him break for
| cover, and the cry of police being raised, the
| remainder of his party also fed, leaving En-
roughly bleeding on the field, and furious for
more fight and fair play. As all hands seemed
to be at fault, the Mayor held the three Della
rues and Enroughty TO bail to keep the peace,
which they all gave and were discharged
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Stabbisg.-Richard p. Turner, charged with
feloniousiy stabbing and wounding William
Shelley. on the 4th July, near the Richmond
and Danville Railroad depot, was again be-
fore the Mayor yesterday. A message from
the College Infrmary, where Shelley is now
being treated, informed the Mayor that he was
slowly improving, though not yet beyond
danger, and TO ascertain the result of the
wound, the investigation was again postponed
Turner after inhicting the stab. gave himself
up to one OF the night-watch believing that he
was entirely justified in all that he had done
Whether he will be able to establish that fact
before Court and Jury, remains 10 be seen.
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- HENRY HUDNALL.

O. HENKY HUDNALL.
D ATTORNEY At LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
mond. ~
IA Also, practices regularly in the County and
Circuit Courts of Chesterfield.
As Notary, will take Dispositions and Acknow.
Judgments, Administer and Certify Oaths, and per
Notary.
Office at the corner Of Bank and nth streets, lust
ooiow the Custom- Rouse. ia 3l-ly
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o'p,Hg fhe Corn.-Constable Thomas, Of Hen
rico county, is working up a case against an
ossrseer in King William county. who has
been regularly in the habit, tor months past.
OF sending loads Of cern to market by negroes
selling II, and pocketing the receipts Last
sunday morning the officer detected q load of
grain thus being made way with, and stopped
II. The overseer has not yet been arres ted,
but will be as soon ~ the net for him Is com.
pietsd.
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CoNMERCEor BosroN.-Dnring the month of
from the port of Boston. OF the arrivals, 3b3
were from foreign countries, and of the clear
ances 362 were for ports out of the United
States.
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Rirtmun Qispatrb.
THURSDAY MORNING. go. JULY 12, 1850
The TIMES ON AMERICA.

American Army Oficers---forbear
Ceased 10 be IA Virtue-The Time como
to teach the United states Lesson, &c.
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DIsSoIUTION.-T firm of SP0TTS, HAR-
~ VEY h CO, expires this day by Imitation
The name Of the firm will be used n lIquldation.
JNO. q. kPOFTS,
JNO. ID. HARVEY,
w. c. THOMAS.
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4 ciated with me in the BOOT, SHOE and
TRUNK BUSINESS, Nr. ]. PORTER WREN.
uLder the name and style of W. p. W. TAYLOR
h co
Beng ratelul for the PATRONAGE have received
for the past hiteen years, would most respect
fuliY ssk for q continuance of the same to the
coreern. w. Z. w. TAYLOR.
I,y 2d fS.0 iy6
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~ GEORGE h. STEEL.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Practces in the Ceerts OF the City OF Richmond
line. ~ "A
He is also Notary Ps blie and Commissioner ofths
United States Court of Claims. - "
The partnership between Mr. CHAsrAln WH1yv
and himself being dissolved, his Office is now an
lltn street, Just below 6ujdins Hall fe lS-lv
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RUNAWAY9.

- $40 REWARD will bs paid for the an
G4 prehenson and delivery Of my NEGEo
RMAN, PHILIP JoNEs, who ran away ON The
2sth day Of MAJOR for securing BIN in in jail, all
five inches in height, square made ginssr.cass
conn iexlon. good eoantsnance;, few teeth bald
head, grey BAR aged about 80. He has made his
escape to Mrs Douthat's, near swinyaId's = Bo.t
Land ng, Charles City county. where he foTms rly
had vile. JORDAN NJ. LUCK.
Jy lO-ts Ashland. Hanover county va
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FOR SALE AND RENT,

ON sss, Sssxssa ssa
% d. TfsSsny fSs terms sss b
ME- 4 Is hILEr' on Leigh f'Fse' bSsiEa psfI a. to
pS. s. sfSsE M!.ss Gee
isso xnalv v1 ,, Possession given l4t ssptember
jynAiiw! :" Corner sth and I" ccASntna;i ca.S Streets.
- FOR NALE.-A two story WORK SHOP.
AL on the east side of 9Th street. near Haxall's
ka,s; II Is now rented to a good tenant, and
i,s,,,. DANIEL HUNT: Agent.
G THE c6RNER OF iS iSrn AND HS Clay fAFsi sirsATr ar
Having detsrm med to rsmnye TO the country.
aased S Ss above Tss Lot m
on Clay street: S and rqns back tho same width I5S
IN the best manner, Of the best materials It con
tains ten Iooms with tre places six large closets.
the Lot 2 Kitchen. Laundry. Stable, Carriare-
accommodation for ssrSsn9s House &c The
water in the yard and kitchen There @ are cuvers f
leading through the ara which carry of ali waste
water. This property is located In a very desira-
BILE and pleasant part Of the city for residences,
business places and free from the buste and noise
Of business There are about thirty feet OF he
Lot vacant, upon which another house might he,
built.
TERMs.-l Will sell the Lot for sm all part ofthe
purchase money IN cash. and the balance npou
such time a. will suit the purchaser. Messrs
GoDDIN APPERsOS are authorized to sell the
above property, ard will show IL To any De rse who
may WISH TO purchase 1t. and make known the
price and terms. JOHN M GREIjURV
jy Cts
- FOR X kENr.-A good bus. ne ~ sts nd. ait
nated on Byrd street, betv cen 9th and 10Th -
Tine house has q granite fr.,nt, and contains
nine rooms eisht OF whieh has fire places water
and gas, go For terms, apply to the su bscribe
or to +. ID. EACHo, ESQ.
jy6-ts b. W TOTTY
- FOR RENT Two ROOMS over on,
IA store suitable for an office and lodging-rooG
| AAThey have been newly painted papersd ana
had .as hxtuies put IN. Apply to
| jy6-lw A. BODEKER Il co
- FOR RENT.-Ths desirabla OFFICE for,
3 meriy occupied by Dr. C. X. Brieken on I.tb
| &Astreet, and next door to my Office suitable for
| physician, lawyer, &c. Possession glver iinlne-
| diatey. Apply to
| jy 6-ts f. D. EACHo.
- OFFICE FOR RENTING ROOM over
| sa our store has heen occupied by H. Aylett
| GAEsa., as q law Office for the last or s Years
r. JOHNSTON & BRO,
| U4-n ll6 Main ST. Richmond
| - FOR kENT-My HOUSE on 5tb betyesn
10 Franklin and Grace streets, to WIN there Is
Ia good garden attached. For terms appiy 10
A. L.. ELLETT, No. Q Pearl street or myssIT on
the premises. ljy2 2-2wl MARY P. TAZEW ELL.
IA FOR kENT-One large ROOM, over ths
N:s store OF Shaier. Halsey & Co., lilo Main 81 ~
- Possession given Immediately IpauiTe of
JeU-n SHAFEH, HALSEf & CO..
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DR.rkI,,N SAVINGS BANK.

L Chartered by rae Lsgtsiatxrs Of Ptrgtnta.
This Insttution will receive d EPOSI rs, on
which an interest of Six per cent per annun will
lie paid on all sums remaining longer than SIX
mon tns and Ave per cent; for q shorter time.
IsAAcs L TAYLoR, by the Cashier.
VIM. CURRIE, President
WM L..
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LOCAL MATTERa

Fatal Lsap.-A shocking accidsn, x..r,,;r.
In death, occurred at the St Charles HotsI ras
terday morning, between the hours Of and
o'clock A man named W. L. DoueLAasN
seaman by calling, arrived in this city on Mon
day last, on board the brig IL. M. Strout." Car.
tain league, from Jacksonville Fla, and was
soon after discharged from service. Meeting
with others of his profession, he got to drink
ing, and after indulging that evening and the
next day called at the St. Charles Hotel, ,abou t
II O'Clock Tuesday night and secured lodg-
lngs He was soon after shown to his cham
Der, No. 10, In the third story, and retired. As
the night was an exceedingly warm one, the
blinds to the chamber window, which opened
into the rear yard and upon platform or
roof to the portico below, were thrown open
The window was about three feet above the
floor of the chamber, and the same distance
from the portico roof around which were no
railings, and from which to the yard below the
distance was not less than thirty feet. About
half-past o'clock the hotel watchman heard
something ia heavily in the yard, and on going
out to ascertain what it was. found Mr.. Doug
lass lying on the bricks, and apparently in-
sensible. 1t seems that being unconscious OF
where he was. he had arisen from his bed,
crawled through the open window, and then
pitched headlong from the platform to the
brick paving beneath, cutting his face and
head. breaking his jaw and cheek bones terri
bly,, and otherwise bruisng his person in the
most shocking manner.
As soon after the occurrence as possible,
physician was sent for and the injured man
HdNinG partially recovered MS CONSCIOUSNESS,
1t was deemed prudent to take him to the in
firmary Of the Medical College for treatment.
After being taken from the yard-where be
had fallen-into the hotel, he attempted to
give an outline of his history, and said he
came from Canada but his articulation was
too indistinct to be well understood He OBJ
Jected to going to the College, preferring to re-
main in the hotel but his physician thought
he could receive more attention in the inflrrna-
ry than elsewhere. After getting to the Col
iege, he lived but few hours, when death re-
lieved his sufferings.
In the pockets of the deceased was found
paper, showing that on the 2sth Of September
1857, he enlisted at Calcutta in the third Ben
gal Troop, Yesman Cavalry, and after serv-
Ing twenty-three months, was honorably dis
charged, and paid off by the Secretary Of the
Government OF India In that paper he is
SAID TO be 20 years of age, (now a9,) feet s
eyes, and carpen ter by trade.
On the 1lth of June, 1850, w. L. Douglass
the same party-shipped on board the brig
81. M. Strout," at Jacksonville, and on the
10th inst. was discharged in this city. Whether
he was native of this country or Europe we
are unable to say.
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OF CO-PAR NERSHIP.

" The paTtnershlp heretofore exlstlng betWeen
the undersigned. under the hrm Of LAlDLEl
ROBINSON, is this day dissolved, by mutual CON
sent lite business oi the late concern will lie
settled by EDwARD I. ROBINSON. who viii
pay ali its debts and receive all that is due TO ii,
excepting such accounts notes, or other claims as
may be specially assigned By him to !cSEPH
LAIDLEY JOSEPH AlDLEY.
EDW'D T. ROBINSON.
NLcn
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- FOR kENf.-A good bus. ne ~ sts nd ait
:a mated on BY I'd street. betu cen 9th ard Iolh -
1rhe house has granite frnt, and contains
nine rooms eisht of which has fire places water
and gas, 30 For terms, apply TO the subscriber
or to +. ID. EACHo, Esq.
Jy6-ts h W TOTTY
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Richmond, June 3Oth, 1850.

Co-Partnership.-The undersigned have as
sncIated themselves under the firm and style OF
SP0TrS n HARVEY, and Will continue the
GROCERY and COMMISSION BUSINESS, at the
old stand of SPoTTs, HAkvEY x Co, No. % Pearl
street. JNO. u. SfOlIS.
l,3-2y JNO. ID. HARVEY.
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OTICE.-Phe term OF co-partnershIp OF
~ PULLiAM BELTS having expired, by
aereement. this day, the same business OF selling
NEGROES AT 4 UCTlON and privately, on COM
MISSION only, will be continued by us, at THE OLD
STAND. ODD FELLOWS HALL. We respect
iIily solicit ooLtlnnatlon of patronage from our
trends and the public generally, and by industry
and perseverance hope To merit the liberal patron
ags heretofore extended TO us.
PULLIAM Il CO,
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4 AIDES FkENCH rHbNKA-nl sIzes
- gsry cheap, ut WM- wAl.eH's. - Main st.
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pICHMOND FINAL UNTITLED.

IL The CATALOGUES for the past session, con-
tanning the annonncement for the next session,
beginning OCTOBER LIST, 1850 ready for
distribution. They NAV he obtained by appiIca-
ton to me, at the Institute, or during my absence
from the city, they NAV be found at the Bookstore
of 1HOs. J. STARHE, 203 Nam street.
Jy 7--2w CHAS Il WINSTON, President.
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a FOR hALE.-A two story WORK SHOP
::s on the east side of 9Th street, near HsxalI,s
ka.e. 1t Is now rented TO good tenant and
paying IN per cent on the amount It can be pur
chased for. Apply to
"a ,... DANIEL HUNT. Agent.
sFh
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nvcov.KDIN 4 HAMrERsLEY.
DrssoLUTroNs, &c.

f'o-PARTNERSHIp. We have ths DAP az,
y soe.sted With us in the CHIN 4, ettnnt4fSS HAN an
EAkTHENwARk BUSINESS mf' 'ohN w.
SNkLSoN, under the hLmol orFt,rN co
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a. FOR RENT-That new, commodious ana
H:a very desirable TENEMt NJ, on 9th between
III Cary and Leigh streets, recently Occupied by
Judge r Y: Daniel, decd. For terms, apply 10
je Its PV DANiET Ia
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N. ,x,,sfut TO the public for their
ns,rnnssa The nast tuent, years, and solicit con
''h"ah'e ''f '"S NV STEBBINs 4 PULLEN.
~ IT
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"a FOR RENT Two ROOMS, over ON,
:j store. suitable for an office and lodging room
had sas fixtures put in. Apply to
jy6-lw A. BOUFKER n IN
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DIsSoLUTIpS grr gBrrr .RorHIns = ~.
.,i,nd h, the death Of John Csrothery. All per
ms hoidlng claims asa,pst the FIRM, will present
nam 10 Dr f.. row ELL Tor settlement.
~ A W. TRABUE.
f., POW ELL, Admir- of
John Carothers, decd
ls6O iy Srs
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DIR. WM. n. PHILLIPS having
~ purchased The residence recently cccu-
pied by James Mandsr, Esq, southeast corner
Broad and 3ist streets, tenders his professional
services to the public.
Once at his residence. ~ 2-1m
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American & Foreign Ptents,
r. H. EDDY,
.SOLLCLTOR OF P.ATEN rs

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(Late Agent OF U. S Patent Office, Washington, undo
the Act of 1879
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