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VOl- 3--NO 21
f I DAILY DISPATCH
jy •> A. c j v Proprietor.
HUGH R. Pljii AS ANTS. Editor
\ I T { U N THO TtillTf*.
8* 1 O WHITTIER
:*«th rtv spring, with all it" flower.,
i: « the Summer", pomp and .how,
t \ ;i j \ ;!umn in h i b.jwer*.
,» wh'.t'.ng for the Winter's scow.
; - ito y-i.th, so cold «r,d gray,
vn 1".: • ra of myself thnu art
\ iso the E-irth did s, em ti say.
J . : S. r . c jhall warm my frozen heart.
;s . n~.- wintry sleep with dreams
0> wanner sun at.d milder rain,
\ l,' » hear the sound of streams
\ ..i song i f me? ry birds again ;
> t'r. >u fn m whom tbe Spring hath (one,
t whom the flowers no longer biuw,
\\ he st*n iest Slighted and forlorn,
! ..ke Autumn wniting for the snow;
•• N i hope is t! ir:e i f sunnier h-urs,
r.y winter .-ha!! n > more depart.
No (j-'ic; -■ T.ve. thy wasted Sowers,
Nor wa r m» thy tr z»n heart."
aTA UKETIMi OK THE COI'NCIL,
A !ti e ci.v ! Richmond, held Friday, October
jr.:. . • .. t' !,> f< ■ " if 1 -.' whs adopted :
. ci unc i being satisfied that the petitions ef
Wa'w.ca and ot. er. are the petition* of
. t ..rib < t the irti holder. of the city, doth on
tsf m j petit, r.s
• :. That a poll be and the same i> hereby
, , , i:. to Uk' 1 Uie sense of the fret;holders of the
V ontr.e que-tion whether the council, on t ehaifof
: < »t\. msy subscribe to the stock <<f the Richmond
*..i iism.; e railroad company, a company incur
•st' d : r a work i t internal improvement in this
' 'tof w rich is to be constructed in or near
;s,. i t v , an amount not exceeding $50,000; tint the
:,;uf of ib* poll be Thursday, the2d day ol Decern
r i,fat. a - d that this resolution be published tor
L , ir. :.:h a.-.i afterwards until the day of the poll,
a! > t two newspapers ot the citv.
A true copy: WM P SHEPPARD,
Cl'k C itichmond.
ill, ".UALI, NOTES, (EXCEPT UNION
;1 iiANK.j tasen at the market rates far Dry
is. at li ROSENFELD'S, No. 175 Broad it,
the arrate»t bargains will be offered in every
t, ' c'e —j-cch as Mousiaines, Cashmeres, F ench
aai Bri'ish Merinos, plain anj figured Alpaca,
- is Embroideries in geeat variety, Hosiery.
, v 9. Cremisettes. Sleeves, Collars, Carpets,
Blank- ts. Flannels, Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets,
vy», Linseys. itc . Cotton Cloth from 4 cents to
fine-t. H ROSENF£LD, 175 Broad street.
PIIA iKLI.N CLOTHING STORE, 13*
I Main ftreet, Kiehinoud, Va.—The sub
- would respectfully call the attention of the
wa M l -i camond and the surrounding country
r very argeand well selected stock of iteady
Made * lothiog, consisting of every style and
! r r all and Winter wear, all which we gar
:a:.;--e ', seii iowtr than any Gods of the same
m tne city of Richmond We, therefore, in
al! who Wicu to obtiiiu a good art>cle at a very
» price, to give us a call
Ain .. . very large and select stock of gentlemeDs'
!ig Goods*
•<>26-2(3 R. DECOU <fc CO.
(OsT. —On Sunday evening evening last be-
J tw- • n the corner ot Leigh and Bth streets and
I'i jl's church, a small black Port Dlonoaie,
nta.mng a £10 Bank of toe Valley note, a
N tli t'arolina note, some silver, (amount not re
i-i t--ijanti sundry receipts. The finder will V
,:<ttlv rewarded by leaving it t»i the Dispatch of-
It not «iiiictent-y honest to do this, the own
-r would thank him to return the Pott Monnai di
t;> the "Dispatch," through the post offlse, as
t j valuec for sotne reminiscences connected with
: oc 30
Chut). U. Murreys. John A. Hiirgtxwi.
H4RREYS & BURGESS,
HODi,K, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS,
Nu. 165, MaIN STKEaT, (NHARLY OPPOSITE
the Kxchangk Bank,) Richmond, Va ,
W' HERE they will thankfully receive and
promptly execute all work entrusted to
m
NB— Orders from t h e country respectfully s«-
•)ted. au 30—3 m
YOTIC'E,—AiI persons indebted to the late firm
-1 cf PEAKE, BRADLEY k CO, either by Bond
ipen acccont. are earnestly requested to come
*ard and settle tht m, as no longer indulgence
w.l be firen. These accounts are of long atancing
&ud must se settled.
Also, all persons indebted to us, whose accounts
' * due, are requested to settle them speedily, for
* - are determoKid to have them settled without
au :il-ts BRADLEY &. BROTHER
YOTlt K.—i take tbis method ot informing the
- ' citizens of Richmond and the public generally
-«! ta- ~r :a f John M. McLeod & Co. is no more,
l.irewu.n si] persons from crediting the above
■■!«• d firm. WM. C. DREW.
! alto f, re warn bH persons from pajing any
: rifv due the above firm to John M McLeod.
i».' 27—:15N* WILLIAM C. DREW.
J ! I r('irK<<«S(»B CEI.KBKATKD HKitt
-1 * EDY hOR BLIND AND BLEEDING PILES
-Aarrrroda safe, sure and mild remedy tor
i'i.i-c, Praia pros Ani, and all other diseases ol the
turn. One box will convince the patient of its
d and native properties
r'rice 4 oz. 0.-.e dollar, 2 oz. per box.
Prepared by W. HUTCHISON, Amsterdam,
etourt County, Va.
lur »a!e in Richmond by Purcell Ladd & Co,
ve i t"o and Adie & Gray. se 29—dly
a FOR BALE. —The H use and Lot,cor
r.er of Franklin and 4'u streets, at present 0c
...-ei by Capt R M Nimnio. The lot fronts 64
i on Franklin and runs back 120 feet on 4th
;: *-et. to a 15 foot alley.
"or terms, which will be accommodating, apply
R. M. BURTON
pANCV Ft;HT«.--i'wouid moat respectfully
* caii the attention of the Ladies, to my assort
' 'it of i ancy Furs; consisting ot Black and natur
|* -ynx Ma So, Mountain Martin, Cr'tsa Fox, Gen
-1 U.rid Coney do. A ureat variety for Missrs and
1 ildien o. Aiso Virtoriue* tc CuSs, from low
I- 1 ' d t'l the finest articel—which I am disposed
1 »• it iuw as similar goods can be purchased in
] * York
JOHN THOMPSON
V!> I Tck.— ABBA O. EANES and Sis
•" !<'s reopecttuliy solicit the attention of the
* -uf Hichmond to tb»ir ftluntua- Maklng.-
tliey have recectiy moved to this city, toey
1 • J 'l be happy to accommi date th<? ladies with
r neat sewiDg and good fitting. I'ricea accom
■datiu.. They will be found on Broad street, over
H. Fit kin's shoe store. oc 19 —lm*
( '!)! '!. i i>7( O J7tM7"«Vc.-Ayer s Cher y
' ' Pecforai, Mrs Gardner's Halsatn
• ""Siw's Ci.ugq Syruo, Wild Ch-rry, Jayne's and
®c's and various articles tor Colds,
ughs, ic. For sale by
SEABKOOK & REEVE,
no 2 175 Broad street.
!V tJTI «'E.—A!! persons indebttid to WM. H
*V N I.L JOHN A SNEuL t CO. or BAkNEd
■ SNI'LL, are reouested to make immediate pay
-ftilto me. JAMES A. SNELL,
»e27—te Ad minis! rator of Wo 11 ■ See*!
[ UiHT U'AMIK WANTKW.-A second
U h»;id on-, bat little used, preferred. Address
jx o<»7 P.M Ofice oe 25
| A FAN Nli lI~TOI IiETTK H B T H .—Just
'* opt-ned, a beautital assortment of the above ol
k io»t elegart styles. Also, Japann d Slop Paila,
Vater Fail*. Foot Baths tw. , A GINTER'S House-
J "'lushing Store, 137 Ma!n st *
rI'ONKA B FANS.—Asoialt lot of prime qua i
-1 ty lor sale by 4LEX DUVAL,
ino t No IK MdUi comer Pith st.
'' iiA'l'li E H llkl HHE«, A r c.—A tine as
►ortu.ei,t of the above, suitable for furniture
astera, A'ao, Hand Dusters, Scrnb Brushes,
A eulng iircshos, 6iC at GINTFR'S
u 1 JS7 Main »t.
Llit t: *111 FKLNKhT jTsi landed for sale by,
JUAN PIZZ'NI,
w i® Next c oor to the t jtcbange Ikak.
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
EDUCATION
Rky. M. I». IKMJK'H BOAKITFVT
AND DAY SCHOOL, c orner of Frank!
Iln nnd sth«treeta, Richmond, Va.-The
next term ot tb .Institution will commence on the
n.l i e,oh * r - Tbe C " ur ««' "udy will embrace
an the to * thorough English
education. together with Ancient and Modern Lan
guage.. Last year more then 100 cupl), were in
attendance at the .ame time, but during the next
f'"V ° nU n'u er Wlil b " restricted to 100—twenty
of whom will be received as boarders in the family
ot the Principal. Charge for board, washing and
" iual «ccommodaUon«, for t. n months, 8220
as heretofore. Tuition in Engluh, irom frS, to
f- ' »CCording to the advancement of the pupil
trench. Spanish or Italian, #20; Latin. 815 ; Music!
«. per month. The German Lannuage will be
taught orally, or by the usual method, to as many
as may wi-h to acquire it, free oj charge.
Kev. J. P. SAFFORD will occupy the position
which was filled by the Rev. W. J Hoge last year.
Mr. Saftord is a gentleman of varied and accurate
scholarship, and has had several years experience
as an instructor in some of tha best institutions in
our country.
Young Ladies from the country, a-; well as from
the city, are desired to be present on the first day of
the session. It is often a serious inconvenience
and discouragement to a pupil to enter a claw
which has made even a week's progress
Payments invariably in advance—one-half on the
first of October, the other on the first of March.
Ail communication, will receive prompt atten
tion. Address Rev. M. D. HOGE,
au 27—d.fcw3m Richmond. Va
®INnTRL'CTION ON THK l'i-
ANO FORTE, HARP, GUiTAR, AND
VOCAL MUSlC.—ProfetiMnr Brandt
respectfully informs the citizens of Rich
mond that he intends giving lessons on the .hove
mentioned instruments, and also in the higher
branches of Vocal Mu6ic, to commence on the 15th
ot Noven ber upxt.
Prof. B. having h«d an experience of eight«en
years in the profession, and having successfully
taught in several of the largest Seminaries in the
South, now offers his services to the different Fe
male Seminaries, as well as to the citizens of Rich
mond generally, lar advanced scholars will have
the benefit of beina accompanied on the Violin
Professor Brandt is permitted to refer to the Rev
Dr. Jones, nnd to the Rev. Dr. Leroy M. Lee. All
orders received atMr. P. H. Taylor's Music Store,
where references can be seen. no B—aw
DRAWING* —J. S. PERKINS having return
ed to Richmond for the winter, wiil give in
struction in the various branches of Drawing, as
Landscapes, Heads, Figures and Flowers. His sub
jects or models are by the best masters, and have
been selected with a view to aitract and interest the
beginner, while they cultivate a correct taste, and
gradually lead the pupil to a bold and independent
style of execution that will readily enable him to
draw from nature.
All lovers ot this art are invited to call 8t his
rooms (corner of sth and Franklin streets) and ex
amine his portfolios.
Lessons given at the pupils' residences, if desired.
Separate hours devoted to young Gentlemen and
young Ladies at his studio, where they will be re
ceiv> d on the same terms as in schools.
oc4—3m*
A Li, SiMALLBOVS.—Ii. P. TAYLOR, «th
street, between Grace and FraDklin—My
School being exclusively for beginners, I give spe
cial attention to Reading, Correct Enunciation,
Grammar and Spelling; also to Geography, Map
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens of
my boys' composition snd writing, may be always
seen at the Disuatch office. My Hole is peremp
tory, but as gemle as possible. oc 9
[YT OTICE FOK VOLNii JLAUIES AND
Ll GENTLEMEN—MR. JOHN REINHARDT,
Professor at the German St. Marj's Institute, corner
of Marshall and 4th streets, has the honor to inlorm
the public, that he will give instruction in German,
what regards a correct speaking, reading and wri
ting of that language. He will also give lessons io
playing the piano, as well as in drawing in all its
branches. The daily instructions begin with the lit
day of November next, from 3 to 7 o'cluck P. M.
oc 18—lm*
CIL.OTHING, C'LOTHlNU.—filing ott «t
) and below eost, for cash, a good stock of
Ready Made Clothinir, still to be dispose of. Mo»t
of the 8 inn!l note* will be taken for Goods. Call
soon if yon wish to get | some bwrgains in Clothing,
at the cheap store of I'. DORNIN,
90 Main street.
Rent. oc 23— dim
Di -MOliLiTlOft'. —The co-partnership here
tofore existing under the firm ot L. & M.
ROSE, is this day, by mutual consent, dissolved.
September 16th, 1852.
The subscriber, in returning his most sincere
thanks tor the very liberal pationage so kindly be
stowed on the old firm, begs to inform his old cus
tomers and the citizens generally, that he has just
returned from the North with an entire new slock
of Fall Goods, amonast which may bs found
handsome designs in Silis Silk Velvets, Mouslin
de I.aine, Cashmeres, Merinos, Alpacas, and an ex
tensive assortment of crape, long, square Rnd thib t
Hhnwls; also, a very large assortment of Flannels,
Blankets, Kerseys, Linseys, &c. &c., and almost
every article usually kept in a dry goods house,
which will be sold ou the most reasonable terms.
MORRIS W. HOSE,
oo 6—2 m 203 Broad street.
IMH><JKTT dc AM)KKM)N.
UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
10 Governor htreet,
Have in store their Fall stock ot French and
American PAPER HANGINGS of every quality
and style, purchased from the best factories in tbis
country and France, many of them very rich and
elegant Also, a very complete a»sortment of cur
tain goods, cornices, gimps, Us#els. cords, bands,
window shades, in great variety, w udow oiinds
curtain paper, buff Holland for shades, a superior
sto'.k of floor oil clothe, coeo matting, curled hair
and shuck mattresses, feather beds, bolsters and
piliowß,of the best quality, with many other erti
cles, in our line, all of which will be sold on fair
terms, and Paper Hanging and Upholstering done
in town or country, at the shortest notice and by
the best workmen. se 16—3 m
rtUlTs.—Receved this week,
r large supplies ot fine black Dress and Frock
Coats, black and rich fancy Silk and Velvet Vests;
black and fancy Fr nch and English Cass Pans;
new styles fancy Business Coats Also, a large lot
of (iecii-men's Under Shirts and Drawers, 4tc, &c
Caii at the Money Savings Institution of
KEEN, CHILES 6t BALDWIN,
No 102 iwain street.
N B—Also, every style Over Coata in use, very
low oc '29
THOMAS ik C'H AIILKS ELLIN & CIO.
HAVE removed their office to No. 158 Main st —
Entrance on llth straet. two doors above the
Exchange Bank in the room formerly occupied as
the ■' Richmond Library."
Being engaged in closing their business, they re
quest all persons indebted to them to call and sen le
their accounts se i - 2m
(V| fcW WlNfkS CiOOOS—I an just in
Ll receipt of second assortment of new Winter
Goods amomist which may be found a variety of
beantiful Cloths, fancy and plain Casaimereo, and a
rkh lot of Cut Vehrf t Vestinxs, which I will be
happy to makenp in my usual stvle
WiLLIAM HOLT KICHARDSOM,
Draper and Tailor.
no 1- 2w Hth treat, opposite xrhmgo.
A,)d\ HKWAUO.—Ran away irom tbe sub
qp JhvJ scriber, about foo weeks my negro
man WARNER He is a tolerably stout ne«ro
a l, out five fet t five or six ioebes high—has a very
short foot, a pleasing countenance when spoken to.
if not crossed, and a retnarknble small ear His
eias are rather aruall and full—has tolerably high
cheek bones and ro»nd fsee I will give the above
reward for the safe delivery of Warner to me, in
King William, ar to N B &.C. b Hill, in Richmond
Va.
oc 30—dl3t « B MH LS.
FOitTUNK FOH |1.-lh« receipt with
full instructions in thi elegant and beautiful
accomplishment uf inlaying aud ornamenting Fa
pier VI ucbe, (whereby fr. m 410 to per week
may be obtained will oe forwarded 'o all who will
enclose9l. fx st oaid to Messrs ftPHING CO. 41
Second street Baltimore, M i Numerous ladies
and gentlemen are now employed aid realizing a
handsome income from thi- valuable reoeipt, which
is »iade ao plain bv theiostnicOcu a. to meet toe
capacity even of children. oc 2*— lm*
RICHMOND. THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 11, 1852.
R. FRANCE Ac CO.,
SUCCESSORS OF F. MORRIS 4 CO.,
Mala Htreet. Richmond, T».
Splendid -Scheme* for November, 185*2.
Brilliant Lottery for Not. i:j, 183*2.
850,00 C Grand Capital—2s prizes ot 10,000,
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Clsss Y, to be drawn
at Baltimore on Saturday, November 13th. 78 num
berg, 12 drawn.
GSAND capitals:
1 prize of. $50,000 1 194 prize, of .S4OO
2i of 10,000 j dcc, Ac.
Ticket, glo, halve. 7 50, quarters 3 75.
Certificates of a package ot wholes 8200, halve.
100, quarters 50.
835,000, 17.f<00, 7 500!
Susquehanna Lottery, Class 47, to be drawn in
Baltimore. «Vedneaday, November 17 ih. 75 num
bers, 14 drawn.
CAPITALS :
1 prize of. 83".,000 !20 prizes of. 8750
1 of 17,500 j 10 of 400
1 of 7,500 I iO of 300
1 of 3,67g | 100 ot 200
Tickets 810, halves 5. quarters 2 50.
Certificate of a package of whole. $100, halves
50, quarters 25.
836,623. 7 ol 6,500, 10 of 3,500 !
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 29, to be
drawn at Baltimore on Saturday, Nov. 20th. 7d
Nos, 12 drawn.
capitals:
1 prize of 836,6*3 j 20 prizes of 81250
7of 6,500 j 20 of 650
10 of 3 500 j 162 of 317
Tickets $10; halves 5, quarters 2 50.
Certificate of <i package of whole. 8130; halves 65,
quarter. 32 50.
831,000, 8,146, 5 of 3,500 !
Susquehanna Lottery, Class No 48, to be drawn at
Baltimore on Wednesday, Nov. 24th. 78 numbers,
14 drawn.
capitals :
1 prize of 831,000 I 10 prizes of 81500
lof 8,146 I 10 of 1000
5 of. 3,500 | 30 ot 500
5 of 2,000 | 302 of 287
Tickets 810; halves 5, quarters 2 50.
Certificate of a package of wboles 8120; halves 60,
quarters 30.
Splendid Lottery for Nov. 127 th.
880,000, Grand Capita!—4o,ooo, 23,655, 3 of 10 300.
Twenty drawn number, in each package of
twenty-five tickets
Grand Consolidated Lottery Z, to be drawn at
Bahimore on Saturday, Nov. 27th, 1»52. 78 N0.,,
20 drawn.
GRAND CAPITALS:
1 prize of. 880,000 10 prizes 0f....81000
lof 40,(00 10 of 750
1 of 23,655 10 of 500
3of 10 000 100 of 400
4of 5 000 iOOO of 300
Lowe 12 No prize $50: Ist, 2d, 3d 4th or s'h
drawn Nos $32; 6th. 7ih.Bth, 9th or 10th, £25; 11th,
12th, 13th. 14th or 15:h, $20; 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th
or 20th, $16. Tickets $32 : halves 16, quartersß.
Certificate of a package of wholes halves
33". quarters 90.
JJJp' Orders for tickets in any of the Maryland
Lotteries will meet the most prampt and con
fidential attention, if addressed to
R FRANCE & CO., Managers,
Or to C. W. PURCELL, Richmond, Va.
tin 2
Dividend notice.-umce va. p. <v m
In. Co, Richmond, Ist Nov, 1852. —The Board
of Directors of this iasritution have declared a se
mi annual dividend of 14 per cent, out of the earn
ings of the last six months: 10 per cent, thereof
payable to the stocHho'.ders or their legal agents, on
or after the 15th inst, and four per cent, thereof to
be paesed to the contingent fund.
The transfer book will, as usual, be closed until
the lSth instant.
THOS M ALFRiEND,
no I—din 15 Secretary.
rjT HE attention of the ladies is respectfully caiieU
A to our extensive stock of Ureati (<oed.«, com
prising goods frotn the lowest to the finest qualities
at unusually kiw prices Also to the largest and
handsomest assortment of ribbons, florences, satins.
. marcitines, bonnet and mantilla velvet kept in any
store in the city and at less prices ; 100 drzen linen
cambric hdkfsat 51.25 pet dozen, 100 dozen linen
towels at Si per dozen ; needle work goodiof all
kinds in great variety : alpacas, meriooes and thi
of all shades aud cheap; flannels, white, red,
blueand yellow, very cheap; with a complete stock
of Domestic Goods and Servants' Wear, to which
we again respectfully call the attention cf purcha
sera
I'W Persons purchasing by the piece or dozen
would do well to give us a call.
J MILLHISER &. BRO,
no 2 193 Broad street
P' "ttIVATK PICA ('TICK. —Dr PLLME &
CO. may be consulted, confidentially, for the
treatment of the following diseases: Eruption*
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Swellings, or en
largements,Syphilis, and all morbid discharges
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those com
plaints termed female diseases. The advertiser
invite attention to thoir chemical extract of Wild
Flowers, which may be regarded as the very besi
article known, to give tone and vigor to certair
abused aud debilitated organs, its well as to renovate
a system snattered by dissipation or other cause.
Medicines securely put up, with full direction*,
and sent to order. Post paid letters promptly at
tended to. Office on Franklin street, below Ex
change Hotel, and first door below Trinity church
Richmond, Virginia fe S
Al BHKT L.. WfcWT, HOUSE CARPFW
TER AND JOINER, thankful for the liberal pa-
which he has received during the last five
years, would inform his friends and the public that
he is prepared to undertake BUILDINGS ol every
kind on accommodating terms.
Having a practical knowledge of tLe business, h
hopes, by strict attention to it, to give satisfaction to
all who may employ him.
Shop on Bth, between Grace and Franklin streets,
Richmond. se 13—dtlJ
ift | /tn 91.0U. —Uie thousand Likenesses
qj> A have been taken at OdBOKN'S D»
guerrean (Jafieries since the redaction f prices.—
And we n w wish it understood by ail that Osborn
wrtl continue to take tine Sky Liuhi Miniatures in a
neat case tor ®l Remember, tni. is the only place
where Sky Light Miniature* are taken for $1. To
those that think one dollar is too cheap for a good
Likeness, we would only say, call and get a Like
ness worth sor $10- Remember the place.
OS HORN'S,
Opposita the Banks, sign of the American Flat's.
J AS. A. SNELL. Agent tor MILLISON
WNEijL, has laien the stand No 29 west Mhlij
street, lately occupied by J no. A. Sueli & Co., end
has just recurved a part, and by Wednesday next,
will have .neotiie new stock of Staple and
Fancy f»*y tiooun, and m«*t respectfully solic
its the o> the friends of the late tirms of
Jdo A. Snell a: Co,, Barnea & Snell and Hugh
oc 11—ts
TO TOBACCO IHANDP4CTVKBRS.-
Tbe -übscriber solicits the atrentiou of Tobac
co M*nuf»«tw**m t" hi'superior Presses and Mil's,
of every description. P RAHM,
Eagle Foundry, Cary below Pearl street,
an 21—fioi
'PO TOBACCO tIANUFACTCKEKS.-
I I ana prepared .or a>a*inj.' in tne best manner,
Milts and Presaes of every description. Orders »o
bcited. * U. iiAi DNVIN,
ocß—dlmw4t' No 148 Main St., Richmond.
KKUIiSU*: HKKIUNUSI—2S twit oWs
family Hoe Herrings
50 bt>k No 1 Halifax Herring*
50 do Ni> 2 do do
In store and for sale low by A. B. LEE.
au 10—ts
L> EMOV*L.-K M H,OHh.KTd*iN, Merchant
[V Tailor, info ma his friend* and the public thn
he has removed his Taitonnc E*tat>li»bm«oi from
Governor street to the store on Main etret t, next to
Messrs U Brother'*, where he will t>e
pleased to accommodate them oc 18—1»
WA.NTKII-f or tne t>HUui;e <>f uie yt ar. *
Colored Xante, of ;»ood character, for
whom, theghighest price will be given. Apply at
this ortee. nc 6
UrA>TKO, a |(»d Cook, Wnsbsr aud
vl Irouer.f rthebahncf-ofthevear tptH to
oc"27—>• It". PiCKK'T.
COU 'HVKK OIL.-A aup*
O ply just received fur sate by
AI.EX DUVAL,
no 6 No 153 Main curn«r iilib at.
Office af Superintendent streets, I
November 4th. 1952 >
OTIIE TO STONE JIASONS.-Propo-
wul be received at thi. office until 12
o'clock on THURSDAY. the Uth November, 1e52,
for the extension of the Franklin street city culvert,
from the western side ot 18th street to a point about
mid way between 19th and 20th streets, (about 530
feet ) The depth will be from 10 to 11 feet to the
top of the bottom 9ag. The flas atones are to be of
hard granite not less than 9 inches thick, and to ex
tend thoroughly across and under the side wails,
which are to be 2 feet thick at bottom and 1* feet
thick at top. Its capacity will be 2 fed wide and
3 feet high, clsar, and to be covered with strong
granite slabs, and all the masonry laid in good ce
ment mortar, fhe contractor will be required to
till in the earth over the culvert and remove the
surplus earth from the street as the work progresses.
State the price per running foot.
The estimate was made at 82 per foot, and no bid
higher than that will be entertained
The person to whom the contract is awarded
must enter into covenant, wi'h security. for the
prompt and taithtnl execution of the work within
ten days af.er the date of the award, or hi. bid will
be forfeited.
no d—dtd M. BATES, Supt. Streets.
[V E W COMMISSION HOUSE.—The .üb
i* .cribers have entered into co partnership under
the firm of PKNDI.ETON & BROTHER, for the
t: ansact on of the Commission Business in TOBAC
CO, COTTON and PRODUCE GENERALLY and
have taken Warehouse No. 120 Smith. Wharf,
Baltimere, Md.
S R. W. PENDLETON,
* P. P. PENDLETorf?
Baltimore, August 16th. 1852.
Refer ences:
Kagh Jenkins it Co., Baltimore.
F. W. Brune &. Sons, do.
Wm. Wilson &. Sous, do.
Edwin Wortham i. Co., Richmond.
A rchb'd Thomas & Son, do.
Hugh W. Fry, do.
Rhode. St. Oglebay, Bridgeport, Ohio.
John Cincinnati
Gordon it Co., Louisville.
W H. Bartless, Cnarleston, S. C.
Otis J Chafee, do. do.
James McCullogh, Pittsburgh.
Brown i Kirkpatrick, do.
Z. Chafee, do.
D. Lamb, Esq., Cash'r N. W. B*nk. Wheeling.
S. Brsdy, Esq., do. Mer. <fc Mech. do. <io.
James R. Baker, Wheeling.
Josiah Sibley, llamburg3, S. C.
K'.nry A. Bchroeder, Mobile, Alabama.
A L. Gaines, New Orleans.
oc 12—t w6m
Lots on lnion hill, fou salk.
As the agent and trustfe of THOS. H. BLA
KF.Y, I will" sell, privately, in lots containing one
or more acres each, to suit purchaser*, eigltt or
ten - -es of the land now owned and occupied by
the said Blakey. These lots are bt autifuliy situa
ted on Union Hill, fronting on the road leading to
Blaiey's Mill, about amilemula half only from
the old market.
Terms accommodating. Refer to John Shore,or
to the subscriber, at hie office No. 71 Main street,
up stairs,over Messrs. Sinton Al Co.
au 9—3tawts I. R WATKINS
MUAIKY AMI AIAHKhT F.VKtI
FOK SALE.—For sale privately, a pretty little
marKetand dairy Farm, about li miles from Rich
mond, embracing 15 acres, beautifully undulating,
and well adapted to the cultivation ot every variety
cf vegetables. The soil is of clay bottom and very
susceptible ot improvement. It is a fine situation
for tbe ice business, and has on it an excellent ice
house. The improvements are new and substan
tial. The dwelling is of wood, two stories high,
containing six good rooms, with a finely s aded
piazza in rear, and a porch in front. It commands
a beautiful *iew of Richmond and the surrounding
country, and is altogether a healthy, improving and
desirable place.
A great bargain can be had if early application be
made, as the owner is desirous of selling in order to
remove to the lower country. For term?, apply to
W. (JODDIN, or
WM GOULDIN
Semi-weekly Whig and Enquirer copy for
i)i"- month. no 4—2awßt*
In Henrico Ceunty Court, Oct. 6, Ift.jJ.
TH K Justices of this Court having been summon
ed to attend on this day to determine whether
or no* the 33rd station of the 198 th chapter of the
Code ot Virginia, which prescribes that ''if a fne
negro shall sell or barter, or cfier for sale or barter
any agricultural products without having® certiti
cate in writing from one respectable white person
of the county or neighborhood, of bis belief that he
raisec or otherwise came honestly by the same,
such products 3hall be forfeited and the ne?ro pun
ishfd with stripes, and that any white person who
shall purchase or receive in trade agricultural pro
ducts of a free negro who has not such certificate,
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor," shall be in force
in the county of Henrico. Tae Court this day pro
ceeded to consider the same, and it is the unanimous
opinion ol the Court that the section aforesaid shall
oe in force in the county if Henrico and the same
t* ed accordingly. And it is further ordered
that this order be published twice a week for one
month, in the Daily Dispatch and Richmond Daily
Enquirer.
A copy Teste. JAMES ELLETT, CH. C.
By a subseaueut order of the County Court of
Henrico, entered on the Bth October, 1352. it whs di
rected th*t the section mentioned in the preceding
order, should cot take effect in said county uotil
the 6ih dsv if November next.
oc It—-iawlm JAMES ELLFTT, C. H. C.
LIiMBEK, L.LMHKK. —in addition to our
general assortment of seasoned White Fine
Lumber, we have, in our yard, over 3 >0,000 feet of
efason»d White Oak and Button Wood
Board**, suitable for tooacco boxes. Purchasers
would do well to apply to us, either personally or
by letter before purchasing elsewhere.
TOME ic hIN EH ART,
«el3—2aw3m Port Deoosite, Md.
IT 1» AN OLiD FKOVLKB THAT
" T;ME IS MONEY ".and a great drs! of time
and money too may be saved by the citizens of
Richmond in quest of rich SIIKS,
MANTILLAS, and other Dress
Goods, bj vii-iting tne Metropolitan Store, 151 Ea
gle Sq iare, as tne prices will be tound low and the
assortment good.
oc 2-J WILLCOX & BETTS.
VI ORK NttW (iOOOS.—THOb K. FttiGE
i-'i at CO. have just received new style®
Cloth and bilk Cloaks and Mantles
B'ack Velvet Ribbons
Rich Furniture Prints
Lace Berthea
Black I.ace Mitts, and many other articles.
ocl4 is
FB>DKK>, FKNDhRJH.—Ot brass, bronzed
mid wire. Nursery Fenders in great variety:
folding (ire Soreens, &c Alto, Andlrt»n«. Fire D"g,
Cinder Shovels, Biower Standi, 4tc, at GiNTEK'S,
137 M in st. no 4
NfcW UKfcMS liOllUn. —A lar*- and tiand
s> tn-t assortment ot Mousseiaines. Ca»h meres,
Merißoes, Toplins, icc for sale cheap at
no 3 WM J 9WORES.
N B—Also a large variety of Velvet Ribbons •
other Trim <nings.
VW£ET UHANUES, received, tor «u.>
O by JUAN PIZZINi,
ne il Next door »o the Exchange Bank
4WtT NtliSE.-We have a healthy youw:
woniMn, who, in consequence ol the death of
her only cliiki recently, w ottered fur hire as a wet
nurse. TOLER ii. COOK,
no 3 General Agents.
PKNDKKS AND F'KB IKONS. —Brass
a green with brats mouldings, bro zed and Nur
sery Fenders. suitable lor city arid country Are
ulac' t; brass head polished and kitchen Kirs lrobs,
assorted, in prices from 50cents in §7 50.
Also, a good assortment of polished and brass
head Poktir-. for sate by
cc 19 VAN LEW «fc TAYI.OR.
UOCBE4 AND LOTS FOR dALfc—We of-
H ler for s *Je th.ee adjoining improved ou, in
the ravine leading down to Valley street, trom near
Howard's Gro*«. The houses h*ve about tour
rooms each, and • re in pretty good repair.
For a bargain apulv to us.
TOLER it COOK,
no 9 General Agents.
]>k£Sh hull butter .-Just recetved'j
T a sou!' la very nice Holl Butter, for sale by
GEURGK J. H► RUING,
oc 30 Opposite Fredericksburg Depot.
fHE DAILY PISPATf!M
Ml VOICE IS FOR "PEACE."
FRO* PCSCH.
Cock a-doodle-doo !—-"In the name 0 f the
French nation—l mean the French emoirp I
ask and pray for peace! We wan! 7 !!
What are armies? Necessary evil.; Wh«.
is glory ? Golden smoke!"
Something alter this fashion speakß Louis
Napoleon at Bordeaux.
An owl in a holly bush is a familiar object
of the gravely ridiculous; but the owl is beat
en. Think of on eagle in an olive tree! The
soaring, carnivorous bird, that, instinct with
glory, smells the battle from afar, ao'l cleaves
the air, to come pounce down upon the dying.
Beak and claws red and wet with blood; and
gorging, gorging its belly full.
But this is all over. The eagle gives up
a tiesh diet; and, forsaking its rocky high
place, will become even as domestic poultry.
I he eagle will perch, and no doubt doits best
to coo in an olive tr*e—living upon olives as a
pollparrot eats shelled almonds.
After all, it is natural that the man tired of
gunpowder—especially c.f the civic sort that
made the glory of the 2d Dec.—as he nears
the throne should desire to sit still awhile and
rest himself. And will he not have beesabout
him—a very swarm of golden bees—all sug
gestive to the Imperial mind of industry, and
rewardful labor, and sweet content? And,
therefore, and from tha very bottom of his
heart—(if it has a Ljttom; though, from the
profundity of the sympathies attributed to the
man by a truth loving Church, we doubt if the
bottom has ever yet been fathomed)—there
fore does Louis Napoleon hunger for peace.
"Crook me that Imperial sword into a sickle;
melt ipe those firelocks into plowshares: con
vert me those helmets of the Imperial Guard
into bee-hives." These must be the thoughts,
the aspirations of the man that, like a newly
bruised eye, is fast becoming very purple.
"But how"—certain inquisitive people may
ask—"how about the steam navy ?"
"To be sure. There is the Napoleon,capa
ble of transporting 5,000 troops."
"Ves; and the Austeriitz, first-rate man-of
war steamer, with broadside weight of metal
that can spinier up Gibraltar? What are
these and others on the stocks for? All for
peace?"
"For pence," replied the Emperor. "Built,
purely, for voyages of discovery. To discov
er the Gardens of the Hesperides—(aside, 01
the Gardens of Folkestone) —to trace the
source of the Pactolus—(aside, or the source
of the Thames.) \es! I cry peace—peace is
my mission. And so believing, how I yearn
to plant the olive in the Tower of London, or
the forecourt of Buckingham Palace."
FROM MEXICO.
By yesterday morning's mail we received our
New Orleans exchanges of the 3d and 4th in
stants. The Picayune contains, in detail, the
Mexican news of which we have given a tele
graphic outline- It relates chiefly to the ex
tra session ol the Mexican Congress and the
impeachment of minister?; yet there are some
other items of interest. The city of Mexico
was in a continued state of alarm. Tbe Uni
eersal of Oct. 18 says:
Spies are making their harvest from the cre
dulity and fear of the Government. Last night
the roof of the palace was filled with all the
munitions of war necessary to resist an attack;
the sentinels were doubled, watches were set,
and all the preparations usual under the pres
sure of fear or danger were made. Useless
precautions; every one laughs at these steps.
The Siglo of same date says that the explo
sion of a rocket-bomb in the Plaza de Armau
the night previous, alarmed the government
and the police, and would probably give rise to
new arrests. New papers, of an ephemeral
character, qjl directed against the government,
have been 3tarted in the city of Mexico. The
usual amount of pronunciamentos had been is
sued, of a nature so miscellaneous that we can
with difficulty define their purport. The con
dition of Mexico is in no measure improved,
a fact which is well illustrated by the follow
ing paragraph from the Universal:
The situation of the frontier States is daily
more and more deplorable, and instead of a de
cided and efficacious assistance, they receive
only a sterile compassion. The enthusiasm
which some time since existed here in their fa
vor has subsided. In (act, nothing is done, no
thing is undertaken with resolution and energy
to remove the horrors to which those States
are a prey, and the efforts of lew good citizens
when they are not destroyed by the indolence
of others, are ruined by opposition from those
who should most support them.
From Texas.—We find in the N. Orleans
Picayune some additional items cf news from
Texas. A man named Monroe Black, in
Grinals county, shot a man named McGoffin,
because of the refusal of the latter to lend
his wagon to Black. The San Antonio Led
ger states that Dr. Lucian S. Duval, surgeon
of Shaw's Mounted Rangers, was compelled,
in personal defence, to kill a soldier of the
Mounted Rifle regiment, United States Army.
The San Antonio Western Texan says that a
rumor has reached that city that two of the
citizens, whe were driving in some mules
from Monclova, were murdered on the Alamo
river by the Indians. The Auslin City Ga
zette is out in a long article against Mr. Sec
retary Conrad's letter, refusing to recognize
the companies of Rangers recently called into
service by Gov. B>*ll.
Figititk Slave Cask.—We have already
noticed the case of G»orge Bordley, who was
remanded ro the custody of his master, by com
missionei lagrahani, of Philadelphia, a day or
two since. David Paul Brown appeared, on
behalf of the abolition society of Pennsylvania,
to defend the fugitive. In the course of his
remarks he said:
"1 am not here to pay that the law shall not
have its way. The society which I represent
do not deserve the reproach that they are hos
tile to the South. Nor do the people of Penn
sylvania. The assent employed in such caeea
(meaning Alberti) may generate opposition. It
may also arise from the persona mixed with
the case, but, where a claimant produces
five or six respectab e witnesses to prove the
identity of tbe fugitive, the society will not
throw further obstacles in the way of the
claimant."
The identiiy ot the fugitive being clearly es
tablished, be was remanded to tbe custody oi
his owner, and a certificate granted. Not the
slightest disposition to iuterfere with the
decision was manifested by those present.
P. T. Barnum and H. D. Beach have form
ed a special partnership with a cash capital of
$40,000, for the publics! on in New York •>'
an illustrated weekly newspaper, intended to
be the beat m the world.
PRICE, ONE CENT.
Homicide—A fatal affray occurred in Spa I
tanburg, 8. l, ? Dear Cross Anchor, on ihr .224
ulr., resulting id the death of Mr. Samuel Ge«-
iry, by a pistol shot from the hand of Mr. Jere
miah »troud. Mr. Gentry survived bnt a
brea*. '"tpk th T b#U havio « penetrated h »
breast. Ihe altercation arose on a farm be
gging to Isaac Stroud, on which Laogdon
SSS-- 8 ; n ofs »mue!Gentry, resided,about
Mr S?° ° ""P* o ' °1* Payment cf rent.
putiMd?nf' e bro , lberof Isa9c - had been de-
Samuel r yOO lhe proceeds of the farm.-
Lingdon an^"," 0 ' h j pren,,ses " i,h hi *
sist bv v«i ." '•* Ba 'd, attempted to re
: v.olence the object of the warrant.
Tuesday a"',"' 11 ®' v 01
teilow, who had been ende.i * no,or, °u«
a fight, firs, in lhe f",», fc'L" 8 .'° ?Ct iol °
Second, was very danYem l ?. , .° d "Vt* !°
cut in the side by a voun°- ma/h.'.K and
Swidorf. He struck the Tatter, whin" he T° l
a knife, and, to use the expression uf a witnesT
cut him all to pieces. uaen.
A State Fair was recently held at Macon
Georgia. There were five hundred and thirty
exhibitors, and the receipts amounted to aer
eral thousand dollars. The display of aniaiaU
was the largest ever known in Georgia and
manner!" 5 PBBSed ° ff ' a ,he a,oßt "'"factory
The papers tell us that Mr. Webster three
days before he died, had his cattle driien £
o his mansion, that he might, as he stood ia
the door-way, take bis last bok of the noble
animals in which he took so much pride.
Thackery was to have left Liverpool for Boaton
in the Canada, Oct. 30. P ooatou
fornia 11181 dl)ear ' tile act °r, it insane, in Call •
Mr. Baring, of the firm of Baring, Brother* of
London, Is coctmed in New York, by illness.
Concord, N. H„ voted Tuesday not to ace»ut th«
city charter. Yeas 4 Id, nays 48J.
Somebody shrewdly remarks that one half cf the
reports and two-thirds of the bosoms that yoa ran
against are talse. '
When ia a blacksmith in danger of raisin? a row
shove L. P bßt ' Whe " he *
.. named "Joe," in Cincinnati, ran aw fly on
the .6th ult. with the wives cf two other men —
mere ia mouopoly lor you.
The typhoid fever is raging with extraordinary
violence in the South of France.
The novels of Sue, Sands, Souillie, Scribe, and
Duina), are interdicted in Spain.
The Prince Governor of Warsaw, has given no »
ticethat the property of the relugee Poles abroad,
who have not accepted the amnesty, will be cotfia
cateu.
Col. G M. Grouwd, U. S. A., indicted, for the
killing of Msj jr Johps, in Florida, last June ha*
been tried and acquitted by the Florida authorities.
Lord Lldon, says the London L'xnminer, was a
very gieat lawyer, a very small politician, and ao
philosopher at all.
T hanksgivi.no—Gov. Cobb, of Ga. ( hasappotn
tf d Thursday the 23th of Novembur, as a day at
public Thanksgiving in that State.
The residence of the Misses Lang, at Camden, 8
C., was destroyrd by tire on Tuesday last. It wa»
partially insured.
An ingenious individual in Texas, has ju«t inven
ted a strengthening plast-r, which will enable jam
to "take up" anything from a tour mouta's note to
d oogshcsid of augar.
S >mers, indicted with Ann Hoag for the murder
ot her husband in Dutchess county, N. V., baa bees
tried and acquitted. The woman, it will be recol
lected, waahung a few month* since.
BEAL'I IFCJ , NKW MUtilC tfUU Pft*
ANO, for sale by HARROLU it MURRAY—
The Old Log Hut, by the author of Ben Bolt
—23c
Katy Darling's Farewell tn |Pnimill (1 nsiiifcl
song) —38c
i Ctnnot Sing Tonight, by Stephen Porter—Sfib
Gentle Eva, very pretty—3Bc
My Alpine Home, a choice song by Wallace Ms
Toe Ballad Singer, by Linley—3ec
Old Folks at Home—2s
Variations on the Same—3Bc
Daylight on the Sea, arranged aa an ewy Icsscw
—12c
Fancy Polka, by Kleber—2sc
The EUena Polka, do —25c
All new Music received aa soon aa published.
Any piece will be sent by mail, poat paid, when or
dered. oc 30
PUK6TOM & .MKHKILL'S INKAI.LI.
But, YEAST POWDERS —Just received,ooa
hundred and twenty-five dozen of these intallibto
Powders, which have, after a long trial and severs
test been 1 mud to be superior to every other article
ot the kind for making light and wholesome bread.
They are a great convenience, are always ready,
aui sure to act: the d ugh requites no standing,
but is ready to bake as soon aa mixed. They are
a'so peculiarly adapted to the making of Wat Sea,
Muffins, Buckwheat Cakes, Gingerbread, Dump
lings, &c. For sale, wholesale and retail, by
<> 27 ADIK & GRAY. U7 Main street
PKhItKKVEI) KKl'ITn.-l have a amail lot
of Preserved Fruits, air tight, and preserved to
their own juice, just as fresn as when they were
picked. Housekeepers will liud theat fruits /mat
suited to their wants For sale by
no 4 O A STRF.CKER.
LKVI'H Venom, hat, »isi>e, Ant mmd
i 3« Hoarh Destroyer.—Th? above arttoto
jusi received from the manufacturers, with tul di
rections for use, and tor sale by
SEABROOK it REEVE,
no 2 175 Broad street.
ttECONO & LA
iJ THROP are receiving their second supply of
Goods, among them—
50 pieces Muusiaines at 25 cts per year, seme quali
ty aa those we have been selling at 37J and 50e
30 pieces more ol those cneap Mouslaines at 124 «•
60 dresses tine faris do, at 75 ctt, wot lb $1
Extra Manchester G nghttn* for children
ALSO.
Rich Velvet and Cloth t.'loahs
Ve.vet Ribbon* and Galloon* Call at
i'o 9 99 .Wain street.
FULLY CONVINCKU.-aii »&„ nave rid
ted Levy'* store during ihia fa 1, bare been fiL
iy convinced that he is really aelUog caesp. How
could they be other wiae, whi-n they »e« that be I*
telling hi*good*ao exiremely tow» H—irtliinra at
10,12 aud higher, alpaca* at 18, merino*at 25, udJtf*
at 8, coilar* at 6 (hirtiag 6, Irish linen*, quilts, blin
ked, *hawls. gloves, tUnneU ol all c >lors, axf
all other articles in his line will be offered at the
Jowrit price* tor cash If yon want to save money
the place to do it is at
ABRAHAM LEVY, JR"B,
no 9 -JOl B rued it rest
N B—Kid gloves, white and colored, at SOceatu
Ther are going tmt call early. A L
ltU.»iO>D, VRKUKKICKSBUHW *
AW I) POTOMAC KAILRO/D — HoTiCE —
Tbe departure of tbe morniui train going NorA,
trora aud alter tbe lat day of Movecnber next, wflr
be at 7 o'ciock, a* formerly; the night train at 9, ti
M • THOMAS 13 HARP, SmfX
ocß3
HI GUKAT KBDU CTISN IN A
JILTUt: PKiCE Of HATS, CAPe AND ■
BIK>TB —In buying yoar Hats and Boots, (•
rignttoHead Quarters, J. H. AN THOMV,
(Columbian Hot corner, where Mole*kin Hats of
beaiqoa'ity are felling st ....#3 SO
Second quality 300
Silk HsU of tae latest fashion XSO
Fine Caittkm sewed Boots 3 SO
Together with an as'ormeut of Cloth, Plush, and
Oil Silk C**»s; 9"ft Fur and Wool Hats, Bi>k. (Hat
ham and Cotton Umbrellas, at lew o'-■•'*«
Y ,t> bbi* *inan pmue otias,
r receiving per stesmer, for «sie by
no 8 WILLIAMS * B&OTBUU