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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13

\ \ CnAScERY-ln Louisa county court February 9Th,
1850: Henry Lawrence, executor of Sarah Wood,
decd. pltfIagainst
David Niche and Sally his wife, Lucy Richards,
Molly Mullins, James Niche, Jonathan Niche, John
Niche, William Niche, Bezeleci Brown and Bctsey
his wife, Edmund Brown and reodosa his wife, Nam
cy Niche, Polly Niche, DAVID Niche, Frances j. Mi
chic, Sarah Niche, Robert J. Niche, Martha A. Mi
chic, - Niche, George Niche and Elizabeth his
wife, Robert G. Willis and Eliza bis wife, Robert Mi
chic Matthew Niche and Sally his wife, John Niche,
Joseph Niche, Jencta Niche, Sally Niche. James
Niche, Nancy Payne, Peter Macarthur and Mary his
wife, Ludlow Bramham and sally his wife, Nancy Mi
chic, Nancy Goodman, Asa Smith and Frances his wife,
James Goodman and Maria his wife, Niche Naupin,
Larkn Stamper and Emily his wife, John Gates and
Polly his wife, Thomas Stagner and Nancy his wife,
James MaupiB, Fontfne Msupin, Patrick Maupn, Will
liam Martin and Sally his wife, Richard Davis and Patsy
his wife, Susanna Niche, James Niche, Joel Maupin
ana POLY ins wife, John Niche, William Mchie Pa
triok Niche, Nancy Niche, James Niche, William
mlche, John Niche, - Merewether and Patsy his
wife, John Downing and Polly his wife, Oliver Cross
and Nancy his wife, Sally Smith, John Wood, Thomas
Wood, administrator Of David Wood, David Niche
James Niche and Frances Niche, Robert G. Willis
administrator OF James Niche, deceased, and James
Niohe, jr administrator Of David Niche, deed. dts
It's decreed and ordered, that this be referred
TO Master Commissioner Leroy Chander and IL is fur
ther decrced and ordered that said Commissioner do
audit state, and settle the executora accounts of the
said plaintiff his tcstarxs estate and that lie state
any thing deemed pertinent by himself or which any
parry interested may requires and that he divide the
said estate among tho several distributes entitled
thereto, and make report to this court.
copy. Testc, JONI HUNTER, G. T.. C,
The parties interested in the foregoing decree are
hereby notified, that shall proceed TO audit state and
settle the accounts, and divide the estate therein
named according TO the directions Of the said decree
at Louisa courthouse, the 18th day Of March, 1880
when and where they requested to attend.
February 27, 1880. LsnoY cmANDLEn, NJ. c. L. C..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

OHU I'd, WEDICINES, &c.
'HNllE subscriber has just received in addition to his
stock of Drugs, Medicines, &c. &C. the follow
ing articles, viz:
Chloride of lime, for purifying offensive places and
for bleaching
Black oil varnsh, for leather
Superior Spanish foiant indigo
Train oil, nseed oil, Lews's white lead, gold leaf
LorIllard's maccaba snuff in bottles and loose
Leipcr's, Maylands and Bells Scotch snuffs
Florida water, cologne water, in bottles OF a great
variety Of shapes
Superior French and English soaps, French Az
tiquc oil
Bears oil. oil-roses, rouge, Robinsons patent ar
10y, &c.
Patent greats, oatmeal ctric and oxatic acidg
black drop
Pearl and pot ash, scalpcls, iointcd and stiff
Flexible metallic bougics, gum elastic, nipple
shields, pessaries
Bougics and collaboration sale by
dec 7 H. G.. MCNAMARA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13
WARD ELECTION.

THyHE election Of Common Councilmen in the Sc
Il veral Wards, will be held on the LIST Wednesday
IN 7pra nert, viz In Jefferson Ward No. /, at the
Watch house, in Madison Ward No. 9, at the City
Hall; and in Monroe Ward No. g. at the Shockoe Hill
Tavern. Polls will open in each Ward, at 10 o clock
n. NJ "The freeholders of lots within the said city,
whether improved or not, and whether such free
holders reside therein not, and the housekeepers
and inhabitants of the said city, who shall have re-
sided therein at any time for the space of three months
without the intermssion of one 10 months and pos
sess in their own right within tho same movable and
immovcable property to the value of one hundred
pounds" arc entitled to vote.
mar 3-26t w. ID. WREN, Serg't C.. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13


TEEAvY Jet and blue, black Italian Iustrings
III Blue. black double chain Avignon fiorcnces
let and blue, black Gro dc hides
Faron drnb, and led colored do.
Blue and jet black, and assorted colored Gro de
Maps
Black, white, and asso; ed colors French satins
Sd English, and French 6-4 black bombaZines
IA 81 o. black Italian crapes-broad sevagcd
Black Mandarin crapes-smooth and glossy
Sc q 40 inch black Italian cravats
Extra blue and black velvet, and genuine cloths
Steel and Oxford mixed cloths
Extra double milcd blue, black, and mixed cass-
mercS
Buff, white, light and dark drab DO.
Blue and mixed Habit cloths
Buff and black cashmeretts, for vcsting
Black, drab, crimson, and brown silk velvets
Figured black and colored velvet vcstings
Go. s, 1911 damasks and diapers
Ga Irish, and i0-4 real Russia sheetng
"a &. TO long lawns
10 &, Al Irish linens, soft finish and very fine
Linen cambria handkcrchcfs, raised and colored
borders
J.lrcn cambrics
Mems English and French silk hose and half hose
English and French silk gloves
Black horse skin, and white Beaver do.
German g. English black s, white silk hose
White embossed silk do.
Black, white, and crimson Merino scarffs
Dark, blue and cashmere do.
Rich cause scarifs crimson, blue, straw, pink, and
willie
Shell, tuck, long bent, neck, and side combs
BRAZILIAN turn back, neck, tuck and side DO.
Madame Can,ellos corsctts--a numbers
Mems camblct and plain cloaks
Womens Merino cloth do.
a good assortment of the above goods recently re-
Gently received for sale at the lowest market prices,
by l.. & L. JAMES, g. Co.
dec 10 .Narket Square.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13
5000 REWA
SZUU TCEIW AID.
an the 18th of November last, a man ma
~ WILLIAM BROWN hired Horse and

ofmeeting his friend John Hunter at Hurpers Ferry,
who was confined by indspositon, and to return in
four days. The Sulky is entirely black, with blue
head lining-the body is skeleton covered with
leather, and brass mouldng-the top takes OF at
pleasurc--one of the handles is off the dash-patcd
harness The Horse is nearly white, about 10 years
old--short bob-tail-lop eared-manc and tail lit
tie darker than his body-hs front feet are sod with
interfering shoes.
BROWN
is about 36 years old, feet 10 or II inches high,
dark hair red thin face and sharp nose, and stoops
little, he took with him PLAID cloak 1t is supposed
he will make to Rail Road or. Canal, having
been engaged on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road.
Aud on the 10th February last, calling him.
self COLBERT, hired from the subscribers servant
Horse and Gig for the purpose of going to the
city of Washington. Colbert is about feet 10
inches high, fair complexion, auburn hair, and sandy
WHISPERS, said to have n scar or mole on his nosc
wore blue trock coat and pantaloons, silver watch,
and gold seals suspended 10 red and white guard
took with him small trunk with brass handle on the
top, musical box, and pair brass pocket pistols.
The horse is white, about seven years old, short
square nicked tail, about Is hands high, very strong
made, rather dull but very fast troter when put up
to his mette, particularly under the saddle; he gene
rally starts IN broken pace but will immediately
trot on putting your hand on his neck.
The Gig is o. Baltimore make, hung on springs,
color dark olive green, lined with dark blue cloth,
outside plated joints the nuts of which are round
balls; the handles on the body and dash have round
balls also, corresponding with the nuts on the Joints;
there also plated horns the ends of the shafts
used for driving tandem; the PANELS of the body
there plated bird ornaments.
The above reward will be given for the apprehcn.
sion and conviction of the above described per ons,
and the return of the property and so dollars for the
conviction of either of the parties for the restora
tion Of either Of the horses and vehicle which they
were attached.
Any information by mail will be attended to. Ad-
dress to G.. G. PRESBURY,
BALTIMORE March 2-3t Baltimore.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13

Vu>ilE Subscriber has just received the following
II articles, viz:-Vinaigrc dc Rouge, Rouge i'm
bottles, Essence bottles mounted and plain Porce-
lain pallets, Snuff boxes a variety, (some IvoryJ
Opera glasses, German smoking pipes, Medicated
Oh SILK, Cayenne Pepper in powder And expect
ed daily further supply Of Florida water and Pres
ton smelling Salts.
feb 27 H. G.. MCNAMARA.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-08

AT Court ef ProbGts holden ct L;tcAfeld,
 1Uithin and JJoT the Probate District of Eiteh. .feld. 0n tkc 8th dug Of April, 4. D. 1SSO- Present, FREDERICK W0LcOTT, Esq. Judge
 holding the sanae.
 TTPON the petition of JOhW Beevs, Oi VI Cornwall. in said District. shewing to this court that he is the guardian of David B. Beers, of said Cornwall. within said Probate District, a minor under the age of twenty one years; and that the said David B. Beers is the owner Of Real Estate situated in New town, in the County of Fairfield, lying in four pieces :-The first piece is bounded nOrtherly on highway, westerly on Ziba GlO- ver's land, sOutherly on Daniel BOtsfOrd's land, and eastwardly on Abijah Hard's land, containing about nine acres. known by the Avery Land: the second piece lying at French's lot sO called, and is bounded north erIy on highway, and on flle ether sides hy Ni- ram Hard's land. containing abOut one acre of land the third piece is bounded northePly on Cyrenus Hard's land, westerly on Milton Beardslce's land. southerly on Zachariah ClarA's land, and easterly on Grandson Clark's land. and containing about sixteen acres of land: the fourth piece is bounded easterly on Ear Winton's land. westerly on Moses Beardslee's and said Winton's land.
  erly on highway, and containing about seven teen acres of land--vhieh land came to said David B. Beers by distribution from the es- tate of Josiah Bnardslee, deceased; and also representing to this Court that said minor is incapable of improving said estate to any ad' vantage. and praying this Court to empower and grant liberty to said guardian to sell said property, as per petition on file, dated the 1st day of KnsiI. X. D.. 1880.
 Whereapon t is ordered 6y this Court, That said petition be continued to the 18th day of June, 1880. at TO o'clock. A. M. at the Probate Office in said Ltchfield and that notice of the prndency of the same be given. by pulp fishing this order three weeks succpssively in the newspaper printed at Litchfrld. the last of which publications to be at least six weeks before said l%th day "f June.
 4 trhe copy of Record.
 43 Attest, FREDERICK WoLcoTr. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-08
THE ENQUIRER.
LTTCHFIELD, APRIL 8. 1880.

T" What, another long speech I" excIaim Ouu readers opening the paper this week. Yes, good people, long one, and gOOd one, from our imnIed ate representative, J. w. Huntington. This speech has been much inquired for, from various sources but until the present time have not found space for h entire in one paper. We trust readers will peruse it with pleasure and with profit.
 Ihe Election has terminated-~and go far as we have heard give the returns below. It will be seen that Messrs. Phinehas Miner, Homer Boardman, and Augustus Peltone are eectedio the Sena1e from the 18th, l6h and l7Ih Districts by handsome majorites
 In this town for first Representative, there was no opposition to Stephen Russell, Esq. for tire second, the contest pretty close between the successful candidate and Capt. Daniel Garritt. 46O votes were taken. The pure Jackson ticket for Senator in this town obtained the great vote of 17! "Me immortal seuenteeD," Of the Jackson men observed inl- mediatey after tue canvass-for Secretary of State, Mr. Holabird had Il and for It. Governor, Mir. Crawford had o! The anti-masonic candidate for It. Governor received 9 votes.
 The returns which we have received for It. Cover. and Secretary incomplete that we have moi deemed il worth while to give them. Nearly the whole of the votes given for the present incum. bents-there heinz exceed 200 votes in all the towns received for either of the Jackson candidates.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-08

List cf Letters remaining tn he Post OUce Gt
 Ne,c- Preston, April l. 1880. provn Alvin Niles Stephen Ros,yv;ck Joseuh E. Mallory Russel Camp Chauncy Pratt Franc's A. Cable Benjamin Taylor r. ID. .'f Ensign HenryP. Taylor Erastus D' Kinney Sally Taylor Jo"a A. Logan & B1rnham WhittIesey David c. Moore William mn.x .~ 43 ,. V. HAlCn, ~. M.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-08
NOTICE.

"HE Select-mrn of Litchfeld and liar
 1 whf"n wifi receive proposals until Mon day the 10th inst. for erecting Bridge across Waterbury River, at the place where the olta Bridge now stands. called Castle Bridgr.- Said Select-men will meet on the day afore- lsaii, at the house of Joseph Scoville, jr. in
 Harwinton to complete contract for building
 said Bridge.
 Liteh6etd, April 7, 1880 4:
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-08
scR THE LrrcHrIELD ENerIRER.

FcR THE LITcHFIELD ENQrlRER.
 The Litchfeid County Temperance Society held their monthly meeting Litch6eId, (SOulh Farms, the 23d alt.
 Owing to the unfavorabIe state Of the weather and roads, the meeting was not as numerousy attended, the auxiliary societies as generally represented, as usual. There was, however, much information communicated of nature to be interesting and en- courag;ng to the friends of the temperance cause. Such particularly was the testimony presented by three of highly respectable standing in society, whose average ages amounted to more than seventy years, of their change in the of the last year from long habitua of Ardent Spirit, to entire abstinence, and with the saIutary and happy sBlis. One of them considered it his duty travel nearly thirty miles delegate from an auxiliary 90. cie, to contribute his aid and influence in promotion of the temperance cause. Another, seventy two years of age. notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather. after travelling than ten miles arrived the place Of meeting in good season, in the same ea- paciy. This venerable man stated that until within the last year he had heen firm believer in the utility eG a moderate nee Of Ardent Spirit, and that he had during the course of long life practised on the doc- teine. After hearing last spring sermon by the Rev. Mr. Bates on the subject Of temperance reform alion, which he said lie did not "nuch ike," he and his family were sext day pre'entSd with tSe eOaslitu
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-08

REPRESENTATIVES,. LIchfelG, Stephen Russell, Morris Woodruff Bnrkhamsted. Matthew Allen, George MerriIs. Bethien, Nathan Jackson. Canaan, Bennjah Douglass Vim. N. BurraiI. Cole1rook, Launcelot Phelps, Enos North. Corn,caA, George Wheaton, Frederick Kellogg. Goshen, David W poster, Robert Palmer. Harrintom, David Wilson, Jeremiah Holt. Kem, Birdsey Beardsley.
 Neao- -Haytford, John Spencer, Norman MerriIls. NeW-MIford, Benjamin B. SouIe. Joel Sanford. Noyolk, Michael F. Mills, Amos Pettibone. PfymOuth, Samuel Guernsey. Rorbury, David Broihwell.
 Salisbury, Abiah (. Peet, Jared s. Harrison. Sharon, Charles r. Sedgwick, Clark Chapman. Torringfon Noah Drake, Jr. Horace Gilet. Warren, Elijah Hayes.
 Washington, Samuel Leaviu, jr. D. B. Brinsmade. IVattrtoscn, Samuel H. Nettleton.
 Winchester, Alvah Nash, John Boyd. Woodbury, Nehe'h c. Sanford, Matthew Miner, jr. HARTFORD, Henry L. Ellsworth, Cyprnn Nichols East. Hnrttord, Daniel Phki", Levi Wells. Glastonbury, David E. Hubbard, Gideon Welles. Mavchesier, William Cooley.
 Wethersfeid, Joseph Hale, Henry Bulkley. NEw-HAvEN, Henry w. Edwards, Jos. N. Clarke Branford, James Blackstone, Samuel MaItby. East -HaUen, Eleazer Hemingway. Hamden, Alfred Bassett.
 MiddlebMry, harmon Townsend. 70. Miitord, Jonathan Clark, Wm. Durand, Jr. North Haren, Jesse Crockett.
 Orange, Elakim Kimberly.
 Waterbury, Elias Clarke, Joel Hinman. Wood5, idge, Abner A Perkins, Truman Hotchkiss. MIDDLErOwN, Eben'r Jackson, jr. Fly Woodward. In the Ist or Hartford Senatorial District, we learn Ina. Samuel Hsri, the Jackson candidate, is elected ,y majority ol rising 100. In Hartford city the Jack on ticket prevailed.
 Wm. ". Boardman is elected n the New Haven district by an overwhelming majority.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-08
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining iR the Post Office at LisckfeId, April 1st. 1880. Alanson Abbe HGgh Kirney Abbe &E BarneS SeIh LaDdon, jr. Margaret Arnts Mary Ann Lewis Marcus Allen Charles LaRdon Miles Buel Abraham Moss Maria Buel Harley Moss David Buel Amos Moss Andrew Benedict EIecta Marsh Frederick BueI Jacob Moss Kingman Briggs Ambrose NortOa 2 Hiram Baldwin Miles Norton Jeremiah BaldwiU Charles B. Phelps William Beebe Ahaoe PaFmeleo ssT Polly Barnes Henry Phelps H Salmon Buel Edwin Perkins Orren Bird Emeline Phelps Polly Cheney Stephen Resell q Mary Cheney Aaron Read Ana P. Gable Ephraim SpenceF Martin Cook David B. Shove Charlotte Davis Edward Scaat David Daman Lucy A. Sanford Oliver T. Fox James Shaifer
 H0lda Fowler Abigail E. SaunderG James Francis Deborah Smith
 Clement Fairchild John N. Staples James B. Gilbert s. s. Smith Phoebe Goodwin c. Smith OthHiel Gilett Susan L. Smith Albert tfunier Oliver s. Wolcoit Jesse Hubbard Morrs Woodruff Lucretia Holmes Julia Webster AIaOson Hall John 8. Wolcott Adam Hawver R. Webster B. V. Hoffman James WasiG Polly Hall Christopher Wheeler Lewis Hubbard Eli Wilmot Stephen H. Hart Peleg Wheeler, IT.. Smith Harris Elisha Wetu1ore Ethan Kilborn Nehemiah YeonaaRg
 4s CHARLES SEYMOUR, P. n.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-08
AUCTION.

DY order of the Court of Probate for the ID District of New Milford. ali the real es- tate of DANIEL HIGGINS. late of New Milford. in said district. deceased. will he sold. (subject to the incEmbrance of the widows dower.) at public auction. on Wednesday the gath day of April instant, at 2 o'cIock in the afternoon. Terms made known at time of sale.
 BENJ'N B. SOULE, Adm'r.
 SARAH HIGGINS. AGm'r.
 Nev-3filtord, April 6, 1880 ~4a
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-08

TVHE Court of Probate for fhe District 0f A New-MiIford has limited and allowed ten months from the lst day of Feby4ary, 1880. to the creditors of the estdfe oR
 HERMA AN COUGH.
 late of New Milford. in said district, deceas- ed. rrprescnted fasolvent. for the exhibAion of their claims against said estate. and has ap- pointed Daniel Baldwin and Sherman s. Wheaton commissioners to receive. examine, and adjust said claims. Certified by
 NATHANIEL PERRY, Clerk February %. f830
 The subscribers hereby give notice that they will meet to attend to the duties of their said appointment, at ths dwelling houss of John MoreiIouse, in said New Milford. on the first Tuesday of May. and lest Tuesday of No- vsrnb~r. 1880, at one o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days. All claims not present. ed will be debarrcd a recovery.
 DANIEL BALDWIN. Comsais- SHERMAN s. WHEATON,, { sioners.
 All persons indebted to said esfate are fe~ quested to make immediate payment to
 s43 JOHN MoREHOUsE. Adm'r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-08
AUCTION.

THE FARM lately owned by Ms
 A LTsANDER STRoNa, of Wash
 ington. will he snid at puhiic ayFc- d
 tton, xf fhe dwelling tnuse of said - Strong. on the last 7'aesday cf April instant. Said Farm contains about 6fty acres% and there is standing on it dwelling, house in good repair. and two bapns and Saw Mill.v At the same time, will be sold at public auction certain personal property assigned hy
 said Strong to the subscrihrrss afs.nng which
 are few hives of Bees, Horse, Cows, and
 Young Cattle, Sc. Szc. sa DAVID C. WHTrTLEsEY, ! e....s.., ORfaEM s. SEYMOUR | Litchfeld. April 6, 1880 4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-08

NOTICE. TVHE Court of Probate for the District of l Norfolk hath allowed the creditors of the estate of
 LEVI CAMP, late of said Norfolk, deceased. six months from this date to exhibit their claims to the subscriber. administrator on said estate. All demands not presented will be debarred. ... DAVID GAYLORD, Adm'r. Nortolh, March i, 1880 -,,a, 4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-08

NOTICE. A GlX months from the date heraofis allow - ed by the Honorable Court of Pro. bate for the, district of Litchfield, for the creditors of the estate of
 ISAAC MARSH.
 late of Cornwall, deceased. to exhibit their claims against said estate to the Commission CTS and notice is hereby given that We shall meet to examine and adjust the claims against said estate at the late dwelling house, of the deceased. in Cornwall, on the SOth day of June and September next, at 10 o'clock, A. M. on each os said days. All claims not exhibited will be debarred recovery. SAMUEL HOPKINS,
 WM. BEEBE, COnsrs. LEONARD GOODwIN,) Cornwall, April 8. 1880 *4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-08
FOR SALE,

R THE two story DWELLING f!!F! HOUSE, pleasantly sitnatsd iH iiisi the Village of LitchfeId. South: street, together with ElSaFns wood house, &c. To the house is attaeheda good garden and yard, containing three-IbuFths of an acre of land, with number of ehOite fruie trees. For terms, apply to the subscriber.
 ISAAC JONES.
 Litckfeld, April 6, 1880 49
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ADril 70.

Sehdte.--in consequence of a message received
from the House of Representatives, announcing the
death OF ALEXANDER SMITH, of Va. a member of
that body, and after having agreed to resolu-
lions offered by Mr. Tyler, relating 10 the subject
On motion of Mr.. Tazewel the Sente adjourned.
House Of Representatires.-The Journal having
Mr.. BI'Coy rose and addressed the House to the
following effect: s -
Mr.. Speaker. | rise to announce to the House
the melancholy fact which. have no doubt must be
known to every member. mean, the death of Mr..
ALEXANDER SMYTH, one of the Representatives
from the State of Virginia The reputation of
eulogy of mine. The object / have in rising is to
ask for the appointment of Committee to superin-
tend the funeral of the deceased member. [ move
therefore that the House adopt the following order:
Resolved unanimously, That Committee be ap
pointed to take order for experimenting his funeral
And Messrs. M'Coy, Roane, Claiborne, Alexan-
der, TaGaferro, Gordon, and Craig were appointed
said committee.
The resolutions were unanimously agree to-
/ Mr.. MCoy then Offer ed the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted.
Resolved unanimously, That the members Of this
House viii testify their respect for the memory of
ALEXANDER SMITH, by wearing crane on the left
arm Tor the remainder of the session.
:. Resolved unanimously, that the members of this
House will attend the funeral of the late ALExAN-
DER SMyTH this morning, at twelve o'clock.
Resolved, That message be sent TO the Senate
to notify them of the death Of ALEXANDER SMYTH,
and that MS funeral viii take place this day at twelve
O'Clock.
/ On motion Of Mr.. M'Coy, the House than adj
journcd.
PurLADELPHIA, April19.
J black man was brought before the United States
court m this city, on Friday last, On the charge Of