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VOL. B—NO 238
XKEJ > VILY DISPATCH
"ffaT A CCWARDIN. Proprietor.
huoh R. pheasants. Editor.
ga&T
« niMßru A ( O.'f
Yo-k. Virginia itnd Norlh Carolina
* <Ti EXPRESS,
rN STKD STATE? MAIL STKAMKRS,
KOVNOKK A jammtdwn.
_ .' ,v,v York, ft rkmf.nd, Piltrtourg,
le • " tfC tfC.
HAVING f ff' Cted arranuetnenta with the U. S.
m v'i i t steamers from New York to Nor.
f.ti and" Richmond tot special Kxprea* prl.
Ulrnrs i that route, we are now prepared to
* r .J ward, to and from New York, mer
ch«;';;se .ad packages of every description with
dispstch and at greatly redured tales.
Our Express will leave N> w York every Wed
«n1 Saturday per splendid steamers Hon.
noke and Jnmr»«owß alternately Goods will
b- tfceivea ai our New York office, 59 Broadway,
ontV; eslf past 3 o'clock, P. M , on the day oi sail
'""Merchants and others ordering goods from New
York a-'> -' 0- "t*d t" order by "ADAMS ii CO.'S
STEAMS ti!" fXPKESS"
U,.r in.»':d I xpress will run aa heretofore, leav
leu York and Richmond daily, in charge of
r h. nn-sf'ccers All soods not marked to go
via the imacd route, wiii be forwarded by the
Si, : . . s». ADAMS & CO.
L McDO*oiJ»»H. Agent, Richmond.
NOTICE.— o»oa»«ea for Norfolk, Pe
ter#:>jr« ! ' iimond, intended for shipment per
steamers iii ke or Jamestown, will hereafter be
received by ADAMS fc CO ,09 Broadway, who are
the ( n!y authorised agents for Express privileges by
tflose steawsiiios
LUDLAM &. PLEASANTS,
j,. fi—ts 32 Broadway. New York
A,Sfif
!"AHISKM dc KINOS
ST E A M SHIP EX PRE SS,
I>r KfttVtKE AND JAMMOWN.
BEDUCLI) RATES AND INCREASED EXPEDI
TION, Arc &c.
rf"' UK proprietors having made new arrangements
I tor tfc'-. fall)! bitter dispatch of their Kxpreis by
tn- st»nir.!cips Konnoke and Jamestnwa from
Ji-w Vrk ttey wish to keep i' beture the public,
tfc ,: l'AillSF.N'<te KING'S POPULAR SOUTHERN
EXPP.">S is always on hand tor the accornmoda
ton t tht :r friends, at the lowest rates and unpa
ral.t ";: d Oil patch- thoir Express leaving New York,
Is g' ncrti ■" d- iverrd ataimoat eve y point ot Vir
ginia 13 43'hiiurs, and thtongnout North Carolina in
56 h .-ur«. -id a! i.rty per cent below the old HUM
BUG MONOPOLY
PARI> -N v KIN I'S faci'iitif s for the expeditious
transport ,:!! :, oi 1 r* .ght and Packages, cai.r.ot be
beat by an? ►: »« c mpany in exiotence, andthey
dely ary tr 'iir-ti;i"n, therefore, in tbe saspe of
bonibug. i'.iipos'.tion and monopoly.
to order your by Parleen
& Kin;;!* t v press, N j i; Barclay street, Now
York.
Rest r-ss«r«". that all they promise, they
wiii jViith I'ullv fulfil !'
I'AIHSKN & ' KING, No 2 Barclay st, N. Y ,
n-d Bollinabrook street, Petersburg, Va.
AGENTS.
V D Grin<"- Norfolk, Virginia
i\\ Wot,irk Farmville, Va
M SV Bailey Fredericksburg, Va
XVm L Muu'e Richmond, Va
Geo Baaby Lynchburg, Va
Jas Minor Charlottesville. Va
John Campbell ... .... W'eldon, N C
Jehu Nutt Wilmington, N C
H D Turner Raleigh, N C
James LKf ii! Henderson, N C
Turnout « itailinas Warrenton. N C
SH Hatnie: I Goldfboro', N C
Stirk Jt fierce Fayettrville, N C
J H Whitfield Franklington, N C
Jam*s L I'uke Ridgnway, N C
C Alien Littleton, N C
je Li—2m
r,, \g Jtf y. NkW 1,1 NE OF COACH-
F.S FROM STAUNTON TO THE
H(7i "aiwj white SULPHUR SPKINGS.—Vis
ltors to the Virginia Spiicgs, and the public gen
erally, are informed teat the n u w and splendid
Ccaches of the HOT SPRINGS l.lNK,which will tie
ran tri weekly during the Sorinas seascn. will
lasv* Stanuton and the W liite Sulphur for the
Hot Spiinas. f very Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, and will leave toe Hot Springs for those
places, on the alternate days The night fn>m
Staunton and the White Sulphur, will be at the Hot
Springs.
PasNfßKtrs will be convevml speedily,
comfortably, unci without ' : nigkt travel*
Fare from Staunton to the White Sulphur, So 50;
ta the Hot and Warm Springs, each 63 50; to the
Bath and Alu-a, S3
An extra Coach wii! be kept at the Hot Springs
Thoie who wish to take this line will remember
to pa) tarous;h on the Ceatrui Hoe only to
Staunton,
For seats, apply at Woodward's Hotel, in Staun
ton. TH. GOODK.
Hot Springs. Jul* 12. 1853. jy 14—2 m
fcl.l l»i. Of K AT COST, AT THE
FRANKLIN CLOTHING STORK—We will
ccw sell at cost the balance of our Summer Cloth
iDg, to make room for our fall end winter stock,
having yet a larne and well assorted stock ol Sum
mer Good* on haiwl such as alpacca and alpacca
lustre Frock and back Coats; brown and buff linen
Coats; grsss and duck linen Coats: white linen drill
and check and striped linen Pants; white, buff and
fancy Marseilles and ilnen Vests, also, a large as
aortoisiit of summer cassimerePants, together with
a large stock of gentlemens' furnishing Goods;some
fine gauze iaerino under Shirts—at the Fraakiio,
fce Main street.
jy H-ts R. DECOU fc CO.
mi) TOBACCO MANCFACTIKKttfi. —
JL JOSEPH WEAR, Machinist, sWth street, be
tween Main and Franklin streets, would respectful
ly return thanks to the Manufacturers ol Tobacco,
for their libera support since he commenced busi
nesswould also inform theca he is prppared to
make Shaptning Mills with dispatch and superior
workmanship He would refer those not a (.quaint
ed with bis work, to the following gentlemen:
References.—Thos A, Saml Hardgrove, Win
Greauer, James il Grant, Charles, P Word, Laurel
Factory, John (Joode.
N 3 —Mills repaired with neatness and dispatch.
jeia-ini- J. W.
I>R. OUUDON HARRIS,
GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE,
CI-ASS 18->4.
FOUXUEB OF TH*
BAi.iI.MORE LOCK INFIRMARY,
No JI South <iay St.,
Opposite the 1 xchange Building and Post Office.
IX'HOSiC reauirli g medical or surgical aid, by
-I applying to Dr U„ may secure skilful treat
men! and advice, while all con munications will be
aacredly shielded by the jEgis of professional ho
«or
Aware of the difficulty with the public to diseri
inmate In a ri-wspaprr advertisement between the
gecjice er.d skilful physician and the spurious pre
tensions of the designing and dangerous quack, Dr
H w.i! cheerfully five, when applied t >, such pri
rate references as will luliy satisfy all who require
his services
BEWARE OF NOSTRUMS!
Avoid the Patent Elixirs, Compounds and Cor
dials, Advertised to cure all persjus under varied
forms'?! ci.esse.
As the constitution and habits of individuals dif
ler, reas. n uaches the sains remedy cannot be
suited to at! alike, and that disease can only be sale
Jy atd e?. ctualiy eradicated by a judicious applies
Mua ol proocr >f ineuies.
' ATTENTION INVITED.
A practical experience of over 25 years enables
Dr H toiLtute a sound and speedy cure in a cer
tain class of cu eases. which have too long been
yielded by r» gular physicians to the bands of quack
try. He why he consulted confidentially, either in
person or by letter
Persons i, t a pittance cured at home by addres
#iug a letter t« Dr GORDON HARRIS, Baltimore
Mary land
All communications confi Jential-
Remedies sent by wall or express to any part of
the lioi'ed euwi jegi—3iu"
SJI UARn.— lt'O liuds New Orleaos and Porto
* Rico Sugars Rwriving and tor aale by
J 15 TINSL&Y k. BiiIAHT.
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
lUH.AMMKs ANI> MYRLP.-330 bbls M.
I*l Molasses and ste».tn Syrup, for sale by
j v 20—3w DUNi.OP, MONCURE & CO.
LH'UKtVK. —cases superior F G Licorice
Paste dsily expected, for sale by
*y JOHN A ROBINSON:
EtiitlAN COLiOtxMK— Genuine Farioa, lor
V* sa!<» by
jy 20 BK.NNETT & BEER* Drcgaltts
tJtIJKMP WKfeU.—Ked lop, White Giobe
JL and Flat Dutch Turnip Seed For sale by
jvai GRUBBS k. APPERSON
STL'AHT'B LOAF NUUAK 75 oacsages
Loai and Crushed Sugar: 30 fafcls Coffee do. —
For sale by EDWIN WORTHAM & CO.
FKbfH HI TTKK, conatantly ou hsnd, and
lor sale by the pound or package.
Jy 20—4t HULST ii KING.
MACCAUOM BOILKUB, Riceßciiera, Egg
Bolleia, Tea B-ilers and Strainers, for sale by
jy 20 ZIMMERMAN.
aLKEN UTY UA.'ls> tor sale Cy
JAS BSHELTON,
jy 21 Cor Broad and 4th sts.
TOBACCO, of the finest quality,
J can bo found at
jy 20 BENNETT & BEERS'. Drufgiats.
I Al i ÜBLS. SMALL LOAF SUGAK,
IUU lor sale.
jy 18 J B STEGAL.
BOXES LEMONS, :a good order, for
jy 18 J B STEGAL.
,» - BOXEih (iKOIMU COFFEE, just
t) receiveJ and for sale by
Jy 16 WM TAYLOR.
,>n mil,*. W'ILSO.N».I >o. 1 FAMILY
£\) LARD, in store and for aale by
jy S3 WM TAYLOR
,§ / v Tiin.si. t'RU HKD AND PULVE*
4U HISED Sugar, receiving this morning,
iv 13 BACON L BASKERVILL.
\1 OLAfiSKS. —s'Jhhas Sweet Cuoi Molasses;
i?l 3U do Muscavaao do. For saie t>y
jy 15 TiNSLEY & BRYANT
IV OitTiitiiM HAS' — 20obales Nortne.uHay,
i* for sale low at the wharf, by
jy 16—ts A S LEE.
OiiTO RICH .ilt)LAS?SjfcS—Of superior
quality. For sale by
EL AM, SMITH 6l CO. Cary st,
iv 21 Adjoining Coiumbian Hotel
iittHiMis.—to cb.j lialiutx Uu I. Clipt; 30
halt bbis North Carolina, No 1, Roo Herrings.
For sale by ELAM, SMITH dc CO. Cary st,
jy 21 Adjoining Co'umb'.an Hotel
IJtPiM.UE i) CUiiESJ li A.Us.—Something
verj superior. For sale by
.'AMES B SHELTON,
jy 21 Cor Broid and 4th streets.
jfLATE.— bright and X-eadea H ofins
J Tin; Single, Cross and Square do: Block Tin
and Spelter, for aaic by
jy 20 EDWIN WORTEAM & CO.
(rr/i BBLS 64 ha,! bb:s Halifax Cut Hfr
<tj •J\ ' nugs, receiving this morning from schr
Biitisb Queen, for sale by
iy i 6 BACON & BASKERVILL
< iAS FiXTlitiHiS. —We are receiving au au
xS dhiona! supuly of Gas Chandeliers and ether
fixtures, of new oattercs.
je.24 STEBKINS, & CO
J.'LUt'tt, ifLOliK.—Taliaferro ic Bragg'snew
ft Flour,in whole and half bbls, just received
an<l for sale oy
iy 14 P WOOLFOI.K. Jr.
Hr'HITE VESTS.—A new supply ot
Wbito Vests, jaet received and for sale at No
112 Mnin street, by
je 16 S MERCHANT &. WEISIGER.
iJ VHAii. —iUUO hnas N. 0.. Porto ttico and ftius
iJ covado Sugar, ranging from fair to choice
quality, in store lor sale by
j y 20-2vv DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.
pifiiS CltiAliS. — 10U.00U fine H-tvana and
x Principe Cigars, of superior quality, will be
sold low in lots by
jy 20 BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists.
»> HALE PIPES CIMiSAt BRANDY,
** Pinet, Costillon 4; Co's brand, in store and for
sale by
j y 16 WM TAYLOR.
C^ANISLES. —Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow
J Candies. F'or sale by
ELAM, SMITH & CO.
Cary atreet, adjoining Columbian Hotel.
jv 21
>)/ v BBb!) TAR, in good older
0 U fcal! bbis Grots Herrings
25 bbis No 1 N Carolina Herrings
For sale by
jy 16 WILLIAM EGGLE3TON.
LYON'S K-ATIiAIKON, for the growth and
embellishment of the Hair, and preventing its
failiug off or turning grey. A full supply lust re.
ceived and for sale by aEEVE &, BIAIR,
jy 15 Druggists, 175 Broad street
IJOR SALE, a beautiful Lot,suitatili for build
. ing purposes, on 4th street, between Clay and
Lek'h streets, fronting on 4th street 30 feet, running
back 150 to an alley. Apply to
j v )3 TOLKK & CtX)
TO PURCHASERS.—I woulia tae atten
tion of purchasers to my assortment of Sum
mer Clothing, which, as the ssason is far advanced,
1 will sell at reduced prices
HENRY SHAFER,
jy 19 103 Main st. cor 14th.
LI.MK, L.AiUi£.— bOa Darieia Wasmufcton and
'i homaston Lime
200 best Nova Scotia Grindstones
30 barrels Tar
For sale by EDWIN WORTHAM & CO.
jy 20
Jk.TOTICE. —The President and Directors of the
il Clover Hill Railroad Company, have declared
a dividend of six per cent—out of the profits of the
last six months—payable on the first day of August
D S WOOLUKIDGE,
jy 14—3w Treasurer.
IT'OR THE iiAl U. —Lyon's Kathalroo. Bar
-1? rv's Tricapherous; Jaynes' Hair Tonic; Bache
lor's Hair Dje; Phalons Hair Dye; Ox Marrow
Pomatum; Bear's Oil; Msc»»sar Oil, 4tc For sale
by GRUBBS <lt APPERSON.
jy -i
BEAMS.—iOOSlbsot superior Ton
1. qua Beans ; 100 boxes Sweet Oil; also, all the
Spices used in flivoring ; 1003 lbs Gum Arabic —
for sale by 1
jy -JO BENNETT & BEERS, Druirists.
ICORICK STICKS.—44 C&M64 Velj iUpti
rior T G Licorice Sticks, just received per
steamship Jauiestowa, for said ou accommodating
tarais by JOHN A ROBINSON,
yjj cor Caiy and Va streets.
AitUNAS, TRtiNKS.—We
now In sure, a largs sapply of
ty VtlMll sorts, which we are anxious to
ntlittl I I N » c | ofe out. They will be sold very
chespto those in want. psMBERTON BRQ
FOR e'IHtNGS
passen«er train will leave Richmond
r~™y ca'iDRDAY, tin further nouce at
Returning, will arrive each successive MONKIY,
"> : f 1 "■"'"•"""S'.M.uaBOKKi:. At
ffvZT"FAST HORSE AJiU
-The Horse is six year, oldjl
ilTrfr-K'Uod and kind, and a splendid dr v«
tcver had a whip bebicd him, and
from ail faults. With a iiule pracuce
made « 3 micute nag ~ , . Ail
Alao, a li|tbt Buggy and Harness, sold fo.
of ute, and 01. a cr: dit of S>J
Apply at MR. EARNESTS STABLE!
jtj 30—>ti
RI« tl.>l(iM> ANI> FtTKXBBtK*
B AiI,Ht^AD—NOTICE- —The public ste h»r«
by cautloneo against any parlies who may aovert
Use to carry gooes or me ret «n disc by Express Del
tweeu RichmoLd ar d Petersburg, as BO piivileg«
has or wiii b« givcD tu iuu ma Kiprdif over Uii'l
Road '1 he Ccmpaty's Trains run between|
the two places daily.
TBOMAS DODAMEAD, Sup't.
Office R. If hu Co, I
July leth, Mi. I A
RICHMOND. SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 23, 1853.
LIST OP LETTERS
KpmalnitiK In ih«* Rlrhmond Post Office
on the 'iid July, 1553.
|y Persons calling for Letter* iu this List will
please say they advertised.
jy Office hours on Sundays, hereafter, from 3
to a A M, frtm 4 to 5 P M.
LADIES' LIST.
A
Allen miss Sarah Jane Adccck alias C F
Allen misa Sarah
B
Baker mra Prueilla Burton miss Sarah C
Bsyera mrs Matilda Burton miea Mary
Builen mrs Mary Ann Baxter miss Mary J
Braxton mrs Kitty Blankenship iniss M J
Brown mrs Emily Brook miss Lucinda
Bullington mrs Eliza J Betty misa Eliztceth
Bradley mrs Delia E Bocney mias Elizabeth
Bright miis HEW Brown miss Adeliza J
Brown mißa Sarah J
C
Chamberliyne mrs M K Crawford mrs Louisa A
Cocke mrs Signora B ClarKe mrs Lucie
Clarke mr» Susana Christian mrs Jane
Clarke mrs Susan A Cosby mrs Elizabeth P
Carr mrs Nancy Crump miss Suian M
Cohen mrs Maltha A Clarke miss Mary E
Childrey mrs Mary A Curd miss Mottie
Clsrke mrs Martha A Carrington miss E J
Charter mrs Margaret Clarke mrs Margsrette
Davis mrs Mary Daingerfieid mrs A 2
Davis mrs Mary M Djke mrs Andrew J
Dudley mrs Lucy Daws mrs Ann B
Dewesoerry mrs Frances Davenport miss Ann E
Delmcnt mr« F C Dell miss Gertrude
£
Ellington mrs Martha Edwards miss L A
Ellett mrs Lucy 3 Edmondson missesH Sl E
F
Farrel mrs Margaret 2 Ferguson miss Isabel
Ferguson mrs Mary A Field miss Lucy B
Ford mia Lucy Folkes miss V R
Fitch mrs E £.
G
Gregg mrs Maria K Garton mrs Catharine
Gordon mrs Fanny Grover mrs Emiiy J
11
Heth mrs Va Hunt miss E
Hardiag mrs W H HamHsal miss E
Hudson mrs M F Henry mi-s M A
iioward mrs K C Hooker miss M S
Hooper mrs George Hart miss M A
Hope mrs Mary Aon Hudgics miss Amanda
Hargrove nars Jaua A Harris miss J F
Hicks miss B J
J
Johraoa mrs Maria L Jordan miss Mildred H
Johnson nut Agnesa Jeraian miss Eliza
Jones miss Sarah C Jeffries miss C L
Johnson miss Martha A
K
King mrs Mary J Kemp miss Lucy Ann
K '.uhird mrs Mary Kirkmyer mijs Bettie P
Kenueliy icrs Martha
L
Lurey mrs Ann Loccltidoe miss Ellen
Lain mrs Elizabeth Langhorne miss Mary S
Leadbetter mrs E Lte miss Susan
Landrum mrs Lucy A Lnlly miss Sarah
Lynch inrs Va Loving mis* Susan
Listen miss A E
BI
Mangan mrs Moody miss Louisa C
Meriidith mrs Charlotte Morrissmiss Morcella C
Mar iu mrs Eliza J Munloid miss Mag N
Meadcr mrs E L Merton miss Eliza A
Maliory mrs Harriet E Mason Nancy
Miller mrs Jane S Martin miss Susan J
Mastin mrs Sarah M Mayo miss Sailie T
M urcer miss Elizaoeth Mocr9e miss Sarah V
Matbias miss Eliza
Mc
MaWilliams mrs E McKindley tnra Rose
McKenny mrs Jane E McOeuny mrs Susan
McCarthy mrs Maria McGlamore mrs Va A
McCartney mrs M B
N-«
Norria mrs Harriet S O'Reare mrs Eliza
Osborne Sarah
P
Pleasants mrs Antoinette Perkinaon miss Dolly
fhlllips mra Catharine Parker mias Fanny
Poindexter mrs Louisa Pugh miss Harriotts D
Prcssar mrs Sarah T Pierce miss Sarah A
It
Rives mra Landon Reed miss Elizabeth
Rowe mrs Mary S C iloper miss Mary
Root mrs Mansel Roberts miss Mary VV
Rjgsnnia mias Bettie Reeves misa Octavia A
House mias Betty
8
Smith mra Catharine Skinner misa Helen M
Synco inrs Elizabeth Sharp miss L A
Shaw mrs Martha E dale miss Martha Ella
Shnauber mra Sarah; Scnauk mi<s Martha Ann
Sextou miss Cate Steveus misa Neilis
Shackelford mia» S D Sueiiiug miss Rebecca
T
Tray mra Charlotte Trigg miss F C
Tilllson mra Harriet Taylor misa Mary Ann
Trigg mra LH Tucker miss Margarett
Thompson mrs Mary Toler misa Mary F
Towers mra Sarah Toombs miss Mary J
Thomas misa Eliza A
W
Wright mrs Nancy Worsham mri C R
Walah mra Margaret Williams mra Ann P
Wade mrs ftlary Walker mra Amanda J
Whitlock mrs MAE Wickers miss Georgiana
Webb mrs Mary 2 Walker miss J C
Woody mrs R W Wilson miss Ida
Wharton mrs Lucy T Waldrop miss J A
White mrs Elizabeth Watkins miss Mattie
White mrs John H Withheld miss M E 3
Wallace mrs E S Watkins miss M A
White mra Davis Wood miss Va V
GEiN'TLLMEN'ti LldT.
A
Allen F Arcdt Sam!
Ansbacher Leopold Allan Win G
Adams R J
B
Branch Bever.y 3 Blackford John A
Burwell Dr Blair Bearse Lemuel F
Butts Bosweil B Barrott John
Beisigi & Benczsky Me* Biiiup* L W
Blackmail Enoch C Bristol Moses
Bell Geo Bowis Maurice
Blatter F Butler Patrick
Bass F A Berry Powhatan
Batkins G W Birmingham Patt
Baxter Geo A Barrette Philip
Baldwin Henry Brjant Richard
Barry James M. Brown Robert
Bell J N Burd R W
Beckwith Jacob H Burgis Taomas J
Buctify James Bigby Thomas J
Braxton John S Bass Thomas R
Brown Jos S Bettis Thomas
Bryant Jno F Bouser Win H
Balmnir James BrockesWciG
Bailey Jno Breddco Wm
Brightwell Capt J W Bryant Wilsoa
Burnett Jno W Bragg Wm J
Botvles Jno
C
Carlisle Amos Cal igan J P
Coles A3 C i oss J M
Chapman Hon A A Clark Nathan B
Crow B Curtis Patrick
Cocke Benjamin F Crane P M
CootsColeman CiumpßobtH
Crenshaw Edwin P Clay Saml E
Craig Elijah Curry TnomasH
Cunningham T D Colliua Timothy
Carlton Gariett -Car'is Cspt Wm
Cross Jaco j Chealham Wm L
Carter James Clarke Wm B
Costello Joseph Cuoke Wm B
Camble John Cole Wm
D
Donnivant Albert Daniel James G
Denton Ai'ea Delaso Joseph
Does Barna'd Davati M
Downe? Rev Dan' Deming Patrick
Mem asters Geo E Duaviuo Patrick
Diamon James Douray Syivester
Davenport John F Deckenscn Prustei
iDor&an James J Doyio W'si
UJonaidson John J jj
Wcho B F Ealai-i R H
I Wtnondaon H Eatnes T D
mate.iu Leung Eniaumanu Wilhtlm
Aptt Wm
pUgp Fori Jca P
frJLer C G Frances Gej
Filiusb CC2 Ferntou Nicholas
FifSin C G Fnedberger il
irrlllia D B Fi«ld L VV
Fell Edward Frances Oct*Tiai
Fuaw J B 8 Fiournoy T f
Fliher J P Foster R J
Fossell John N 2 , Faulkner Thos A
Francis J P Feith Win
Frost G W Fernal J VV H
Flournoy J T Fortes Wb
Fnk N C
G
Gates B J Griffia Michael
Gtllin H bberl Gentry P E
Garibaldi Jacob Gent Thos
Guode-Usß Guun W F
Gay J W
B
Hasse« B Herganraihar Lewis 3
Hiraesty D W Hearford M
Hart David Hazlewood M VV
Hyson Kdward Habel Michael
Hesfer Edward Heguins M H
HacketFred * Harper MM
Heinz Ferdinand HuUatt Thoa
Harris TCG Hickat K T
Hobson F W Herington Tim
Hotchkifl Freeman Hennesshen T
Heuer Fred Harding W H
Holmes (i T 2 Hogg VV B
HailetGH Hopkins W E
Hudson H M Humphrey VV
iiockaday J F Hockaiay VV A
Hargrove J D Hopkioo W W
Hughes J B Hill W VV
riuut Jama* Hotchkiss VV A
Harrison Isaac Hurley Wm
•I
Johnson A D Jackson John
Jordon Dr branch L Jordon Noble
James kdward Joiinson Root R
Joseph Francis P Johnson R P
James K A JoneiSamiL
Jewett G H Jenmerorn S D
Johnson H James Thos G 3
Jackson Henry M Jobnson Dr Thomas 2
Johnson John G Joanson Capt VV S
Johnson Jamas D Jackson Warner
Jennings Joha Johnson Wm H
Johnson John H
K
Kennsey David H Kee Hon Jame3 B
King David Kirby isack
Kins E P Kirklaml J R
Knowles H Kinedy Thomas
LeefceeMr Lyons John
L ur.pkic Capt A B Lee Messrs McDeniel &
Lyoil A 3 L'.piasky Martz
Lander Charles Lavalli Micfiael
Lyueh James J Lee Newton
Lacy John A Linchan Timothy
LasaitarWmJ Ltgwood it Co Messrs
Locser» Hug i L McCisll&nd
M
Morris A C Msbana L H
MirFagey Miiinr Michael F
Morris B M Myers F
Morris Benjam'n M Milium Marrltt
Marnax B £ Merry man Philemon
Miner Cornelius Moon Patrick
Matthews Daniel Hilton Parson
Morrison Dacis! S Muse Robert
Mahan pro! U e 2 Morriss K G
Macfee E D Mortice liiciiard
Minor George Kay Roys.l
M&hanes G March Satnl
Morrs Henry T Molea Samuel A
M -S3 John More Thos E
Mesalor Jno Mitstaad Thos E
Merri'.t JohnM Marin a Thos
Mum J Morey Weit
Morgan J Matthews Wra
Meaday Jordcn D Moody Frank
Sic
McCauley Daniel McDowoll Setnuel
McDowell DairdN McCreery W VV
McDonald J L McGse Wesley
McCurdy Robert Nsagls David
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Nelson J R Norris J H
New Josiah Norrnan John Stewart
Nywman Jcha T Newsii Taos
Newman John S
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Overbey Jno S Oliver Rabt VV
O'Driscoii Patrick
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Parker A A Poindexter Jos J
PendletoE Benj F Phillips L J
Pieasants Daniel B Philips Miles
Frail Daniel R Pulliam Peter
P.jppercorn Francis Pamplin P M
Perkeason George Peacher P 2
Pool Henry F Partridge Kember
Poliard Heary R Phillips Capt Saul
Payne D B
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Ropper Adolphus Ruckle Lawrence L
Raiiiff Cyrus Roberts Lercy F
n.eed D G Reynolds Ricnard H
Reid G Washington 2 Ryan Pierce
Robison Jbiubs Roper Robt A
Keddy J W Ryaa Stephen
ReddyJohn Riddick Wm
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Stern A Smith James S
Siroms Alfred D Slaughter Jno C
Schuliz Mr StaLders Jno W
Saunders Decalur Shelly James
Simons David Smyth Patrick
Sweet Daniel S Steele Richard
Sharp D E Sublett Stephen T
Sutton F W Stewart Waa H
Smith Hugh Swank Waiter H
fim'.th George F Steinleiu 3 G
Seaver Hetnaa Smith Wm S
Sheldon H D Sutherland Wm H
Staacell Jas C Slaughter Wm B
Schtfield John Sizer Wm T
Sutherland Jas J Stott Wm
Sldener John A 2 Simons Wm
Stark Jno W Swtnn Wm
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Thiel A Tyler John P
Tally B W Taylor Nisbert
Tucker David Tool Michael
Twipin C H Tooly Patrick
Tucker J 8 Tyler Robert
Thorcly Dr James Tool S J
Tyder James
Twiner Georga Trent Wm R
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Wilson Anthony Wingfield J C
Watkics A M Wilson N M
Winaee Wood R H
White A A Waring L R
Wicker Barnet Waller RP
Walden Butler Worthali T S
Watts B P Ware Thos M
Williams C G Webb TTjos
Woneii D C Whetbridge Thos & Co
Wills £ E Wall Tnos
Wicker Frank Westherley T C
Woodson James Wyatt VV O
WhortanJC Warren Wm
Webb J VV Wood Wm
Whitehurst John Winiiald W W
WashJamus Wade VV E
Woodcock John Woodman Wm
Walton J A Williams A J
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Americua M L N
jy 23 THOS. B. BIGGER, P M
*D %KUAINS> KXTK AO Hl>l SAH\ FAOM
LP AUCTION —The uadersign» d are la receipt of
large ioU of Go.cU just bougnt from suction very
low, »nd the lime will be s.,ld accordingly. The
attention of purchasers is respectiully requested lo
the following desirable article*, comprising iu part
the assortment—loo piece* of beauulul bleached
S&irUng CoUcb, ot the b>*sf make; aiao, unbleached
do; Bed Ticks. every width and qu*lity; Iriab Lia
ens a* low a* -J5 cents per yard, aud »ome very fine
M«rriaac PricU, in dark color*, 6d the yard; Para
noia and Fan*; 1500 Collars, Sieves and iruide
Hdkts, some very hacdsomr-; Bobbin £d»iags, the
greatest variety and at less than halt the usual
prises: checked Mua.ins, d»us and Cam otic ilu»
Una, very rkh; ttmbiuidared Muslins for Dresses,
iud elsu tor CurMliw; Laciies' Linen Cambri.;
Hakls, very an#-, SO ots 374: Embrolaered
Linen Hdkta m tow as 37fc. aud soma very rich
Ladies purchasing Dress Gooos, will Awosuls their
own interest by giving us a sail.
J. lulLLiil.>r.SL St BSO,
j? 31 i»3 a road street.
NAC'E «fc WINSTON, Grocers, Commission
acd Foiwaruiug Merchants, boutb east corner
ot Caryatid ?4to, or ftari streets, with two Gra
nite fosts at the corner, will give their personal and
strict atteutica to the sa!e ot all kindrot Country
Preduce, particularly Wheat, Com, Flour and To
bicco. ,'lbt'y keep consiactly on hand a large and
well (elected Stock of Gruct-rfea. .Liquors, Wines,
«ic, whico they utter on the moat favorable terms to
Counts f Merchants and the pubue gtntrailj. They
have on hand Vugiaaa Lima tf superior quality «n
consignment. jy 1#
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Richmond. July 33. 1833.
fTiiT ACCIDENT AND RACE Al' HA
VAN A.
A correspondent of the Charleston Courier,
under dale "Havana, July I3ih," giy e » ( h e fol
lowing account of the recent accident at a
race there, and the race that afterwards look
place:
The only incident of interest I hare to
chronicle, ia a misfortune, or rather an acci
dent, that happened yesterday afternoon, at a
horse race, by which a host of persons ha»e
been seriously injured. The race took place
in the Campo Miletar. Happening to he near
the plice, I was induced by soma friends to
take a stroll around it. The crowd was great,
composed of all colors and ail conditions.—
Inside there were several stands built up
with seats, to the height cf twenty feet, one of
which feil just befjre the commencement ct
the race. A friend who waa within six feet of
the spot where the accident happened, de
scribes the scene as The structure
was very slightly built, and through a rush of
persons to take possession of seats, who had
no right to do so, it was crowded to excess,
upwards of a thousand persons being collected
upon this single atand which was meant for
but two hundred; and as most of the occu
pants were of a disorderly description, the
movement caused by their fightiug and pulling
one another, increased the insecurity of their
position. My witness observed the build
ing swaying to and fro, and expected a catas
trophe. Upon the entrance of the Captain-
General'the whole mass arose the better to
see him, anu by a tide movement in taking
their seats again, their weight bore upon a
weak place, and, in the twinUling of an eye,
the whole fabric fell down, like a house built
of cards. A thousand persons were precipitat
ed, one upon anoiher. In a short time, those
who able came crawling out from the
ruia. Some torn by the spikes which held the
the planks together, whilst others were dread
fully hurt by the splinters of the broken tim
ber. All were more or ies3 hurl; but numbers
laid where they fell, unable to move. These,
to the number of seventeen, were carried to a
neighboring hou ;e; others were taken to their
own residences, and oiheis hobbled off us best
they could. After this, the race—ifit can be
called nne with propriety—went on, amidst the
screaming and shouting, of as Mackguaid a
set as I ever cast eyes upon. I'here was his
Excellency, seated with his friends and aid de
camps, and all round bita, the geutry I have
men ioned, and some two hundred soldiers
tinder arms. I never have seen so strange a
sight on a race ground. Lancers, to a con
siderable number, prancing and galloping
about; soldiers, in squads,here and there; end
the police, to tlie number of fifty or sixty; and,
notwithstanding this formidable host of peace
preservers, I never, in any concourse, have
seen so little order. But, you are a happy
people, who have not to live amongst the
Spaniards, to understand their mode of arrang
ing affairs in general.
DisTßEsst.Na Accident.—We regret to learn
that F«a.scis Steger, a young man of Cum
berland county, was accidentally killed oa the
14th inst. He went out hunting on that day
and not returning home, his Iriends- became
alarmed and the next d»y searched the' woods
for him without success. Although the search
was continued he was not discovered until
Monday last, four days after he left home.—
His lifeless body was found in the fork of a
tree. It is supposed that he fell in endeavor
ing to ascend tho tree after a squirrel he had
shot, and was killed by the fall, lodging in his
downward course in the fork. Hir head was
much bruised. His two faithful dogs wera
found under the tree, where they had remained
from the time of the untimely death of their
master.
The Storm at Charlottesville.—The
storm of Tuesday, which was not so severe
here tor the wind that blew as elsewhere ; but
whxh was remarkable for the amount of thun
der and lightning that attended it, and the co
pious showers that fell, was not only very se
vere in some sections, but very destructive.—
We learn from the Charlottesville
that the rain in that town and vicinity was at
tended with terrific thunder and lightning, and
a severe wind, which prostrated the growing
corn, toie up trees, and levelled fences with the
ground. The streets were so flooded with rain,
that boats might have iloateJ through them;
ond during a portion of the time hail fell as
large as robin's eggs. A tree was struck at
Midway, and a house near the depot of the
Central Railroad was struck and set on ti/e ;
but the rain extinguished the fire. The storm
fortunately was brief in its duration, only last
ing about 15 minutes.
At Erie, Pa., on Tuesday, an immense
meeting was held, and resolutions were passed
condemnatory of the proposed change of gauge
of the Erie and Northeast Railroads. Great
excitement prevailed. Tha meeting unani
mously requested the City Council to paps an
ordinance directing proper officers to remove
tbe track from the streets in case a change of
gau,;e should be attempted. The ordinance
waa passed the same day. There is likely to
be much trouble before the qaeslion is settled.
We hope that our differences or. a similar
point, as regards the different links of railway,
from this place Westward, may be settled in a
more peaceable manner.
Z3P ri»e lite Samuel Appleton, of Boston,
whose death we have before no>iced, began life
a poor lioy, without scholastic education. He
was once a country pedagogue, atid was put
up at auction, according to law, to aacertain
which of the inhabitants ot the School District
would board him cheapest! He left an estate
ol $1,000,000, of which #200,000, are to be ap
plied at the dtscretioa of his ekecutora, for
' scientific, literery, religious or charitable pur
purea." He leaves $5,000 to his old friend and 1
pastor, Rev. Ephraim l*eabody,and n like sum
to he divided among his servants. The bal
ance of the estate is divided among Ims reU
tioos.
Passage or thk Niagara Ship GaxaL
Bur..— This important b>ll hat at last passed
both branches of the New York L«gtVatu»» f
and needs only the Go»wopr'» iig nature, wbicb
it will fist fail to receive, to become ft law.
BP* It ia proposed to build * Ifrthodiat
ChuVeh ii New Orleans, whlth Will co*
> #150,000.
PRICE ONE CENT
As Arch SwisoiEß.-George H. Dane*a
a resident of YVaterhury, V|., recently
the Bridgeport, Ct., Bunk oat of $1400 in
most ingenious manoer. He returned from
California some months since with a larga
amount of gold dost and quartz, and after cat*
•' n E ■ great swell in New York went to Bridge*
port, and opened an office for the sale of his
golden spoils. Haying sold a considerable
amount, he closed business and returned to
New York, having first deposited one lump io
the Bridgeport Bank, valued at $1400, for
which sum he receWed a certificate of deposit.
his he sold to a broker in New York and left
I ecity. Soma suspicious circumstances ap
pearing, the lump in the bank was examined.
rt.Jn" " ?'° Ted 10 66 BolhiD S mor ® aor lees
than a soft stone hollowed out, filled with lead,
andcoyered with fragments of gold and other
glittering substances, so as perfectly to repre
sentthe genuine gold quart*. Oa Tuesday tho
?V , * p °' ce were •« upon his track, but tha
had flown. They found his wife and ono
John Chesley, who had appeared at the broker'*
to identify him ic order to negotiate the certi
ficate, and arrested both. His wife was sub
sequently discharged, and returned to her
friends. Cheslev was committed for exami
nation. The police found $650 on the pre
mise?, sewed up in a table cloth, belonging to
Duncan, and were confident of shortly finding
him also.
Crop 3 about Farmtill£.—TheFarmville
Journal of Wednesday says, the drought is at
an end there—copious rains having fallen.—
The corn crop is revived and "promises to be
a heavy one." Tobacco "has received fresh
iifj and slrength," and the crop will be much
larger than was anticipated. The wheat crop
is a heavy one ; and on the whole the Journal
thinks there is "not much reason to apprehend
a famine in the land."
Departure of Diplomats.—The Wash
ington Republic says that Mr. Buchanan is ex»
peeled toeailfoi Lirerpool to»day. Mr. Souls
will sail in the steamer of the 6th, and spend a
few days in Paris, en his way to Madrid. Go>
vernor Trousdale is en route to Brazil, and
will sail in the first good vessel for Rio from
either New York or Baltimore.
Bank of Winchester —An Independent
Bank with this title has just been organised in
Winchester in this State. R. Y. Conrad is
P-esident, and Robert B. Wolfe Cashier.—
Their new notes are said !0 be handsome, ly
the Winchester Virginian, who?eeditor naively
say?, they are current for subscriptions at his
office.
James F. Otis, for many years one of
the editors of the New York Express, has be*
come an assistant editor of the New Orleans
Picayune.
fcjT* The last Fredericksburg Herald copies
an article from our columns, concerning Trials
•f Physicians for Malpractice, and credits it t»
the "Republic." No such paper is published
in Richmond.
Negro Girl Drownid 15 a Public Roab.
—We learn from the Charlottesville Jrfierso*
uian that a negro girl, about eight years old,
was drowned in thd public road, near Me
dium's river, on Tuesday last, during lb*
storm. 1 • . 1
Re*. Mr. Wheeler, a clergyman of San
Francisco, says it is a bad business "to get a.
man to look through a lump of gold into eter
nity."
new Presbyterian church (old school)
h»3 lately been organized by a committee of
Baltimore Presbytery, in that part of Wash*
inglon called the Island.
Woodstock (Va.) Tenth Legion,
says that a son of Mr. Win. Fanslei, residing
iu Shenandoah eounty, a*ed about 15, was
killed by lightning on ths 2d Inst*
Washington National Monument.—The
total contributions received at the Crystal Pal
ace up to the 19th, for the monument, wsra
$223 21.
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