Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-29
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made known, that speedy remedy will be spilled
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INDIAN TARA RIVE are inform ed bv the R.v n
Shernerhorn commissioner, Sc west, who has inst ar
rived here from chicago, that Governor Porter Coone
Owen and Wea'hsrford commissioners part of the
w. Sa'e', conclu led treaty last week with the Pot
tawatAnie Indians Tor all their lands OH the west side nj
Like Michigan and the ST. Joseph's and Noitow sp.ivpi
Reservations In the Peninsula OF Michigan, being abou,
o0oO0O0 oil acres, and that they have agreed
ives, oil the Mississippi within three years by this
the United States agree topay the Indians 900 dollars
and 10 cede the united Chppeway, Otaway and Pot.
tawattamie nations five millions OF acres OF land ON the
north side OF the Missouri river to commence al the
Noaway, aud running up thel missouri the Boye river
AMI extend east TO the west line Of the state Of Missouri
and the land of the Sacs Foxes The United States
have now exiingnished the Indian title to all the lands
soath oil the Wisconsin and Fox rivers Wnnebsg
and Gree"bay; and very fine and valuable country will
soon be open for the settlement OF enerpsng and in
dusirious citizens The Indian title all the land, with
IN the States OF Indiana and Illinois has now been ext
guished, excepting about 900 900 of acres of the Mi
a"ies on the Wabash. with whom informed a ,rea-
y is to be be week, the Forks of the Wabash
by Governor Porter F. Shermerhorn and General m
MARSHALL Commissioners on the part OF the United States
BALTIMORE, October 81. MIR. Hyde, whose trunk
was recently stolen from the Northern Stage, Rich
nond returned to this city Saturday He informs us
that he has recovered of the $2s $780, 1855 which
supposed the robber, "a coored slave named Lewis
ner who has as yet eIuded the efforts apprehend
him. has upon his person. $l2370 Of the amount was
picked up by man named Warrington carpenter in an
open held, about quarter OF mile from Richmond con-
nat.
VINO nooy returned the same promptly to Mr. II. Dur
Ing the afternoon OF Thursday lad named Charles Pur-
cell employed in the Lottery Office of Mr. g. H. Tomp-
kns called upon Mr. Hyde. and stated that coloed man
had offered $50 note In payment for tickets believing
to be So note. This led to a suspicion Of his Ce.
ing concerned In the robbery, and inquiry to his
name aud residence, when it ascerained his name
was Nina. and that he lived with his mother on
Shockoe Hill, and was slave Of Doctor Briggs Tbi,
house was selected the first be searched and
y all the contents OF both trunks found upon the pre-.
ses The Clothing in all parts the house
and yard Nearly the whole yard was dug up 10 the
uep'n OF two feet and money 10 the OF $l6OO5,
was found buried in small trunk which belonged to one
Of The ladies' owning the other lost trunk, and had
dies, aud OF MIR. H., was also found buried there $2O5
OF the money found concealed in razor box il tho
garrett. The mother OF Nina, the only person in the
house when Messrs MickIe aud Hyde, Of the police and
their party entered, had OF tie clothing concealed
about her person, was taken off to he Cage Ninn
said was branded in the hand aud received thirty
ia'hes, Tor similar offence at fredericksburg The old
woman states that he had two three scconpces but
not believed that they OF the contents of
the trunks Mr.. n. speaks in high Of the perse.
veranee and un,ring ions of AR. Mickle and al
SO Of Mr. Deputy Sheriff Carter, and Mr.. Page, OF the
Police Chronicle.
We are much gralGed 10 state, tina, Mr.. HYDE. the
gentleman whose trunk was cut from the baggage rack
OF the NJ all Coach Richmond, the 18Th inst has
recovered with the exception Of about $780, whole OF
the very large sum 1t contained. Twelve thousand eight
hhnded dollars found the road i'm the vicinity
o. the city, on Wednesday, and about $4,000 more,
thursday night in the yard OF negro He tender.
ed to Lottery broker $50 BILL in payment Of ticket
which he had bought supposing It 10 be only $5-Upon
oe,ng appn'ed OF the amount, he manifested much con-
tuson and ran OIL and has not yet been taken His pre-
misses were searched and after considerable diligence wa.
used, the money was found buried in the yard Mr.
ye mas published card expressive Of his crate sense
OF the interest taken in his loss the gre zeal and ac
viy Of the police, and the citizens generally in recover
ing the money.
may not be sting to state that the negro was
Mr. Alsops Lewis, who formerly lived in Fredericksburg
ana who was suspected at the time, OF being concerned
IN robbing the stage Of baggage, several occasions.
three or Tour years ago, in this vcnity-Fred Arena
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT SOMERSET, PA
Office IF The Somerset Patriot,
October Is. 1882. (
Since our paper was worked off, have to record one
OF the greatest calamies that has ever occurred by fire
in any village Of the same size.
This morning. half past two o'clock the cry of 6re
was heard by the citizens of this town. II vas discovered
to be in the house owned by j. F. Cox Esq and occupied
ny several families and by several mechanics ps
cond only to that which laid Cumberland in ruins a fe
months age With Uncomfortable rapidly, it spread both
east and west, aRi notw hsanJng he most ex
erohs were maize by The citizens 10 subue il, its prog
was not 'ensby arrested until every house between the
street which crosses Ma nsireei at Judge Kurz Main
cross street, was entirely consumed.
ABOUT daylight, Captain Webser's hotel, side Of
Main street, and the house Off Snyde Esq. The other
were envelopcd in flames.
All chance OF saving the remainder of the town wa
then seen to be desperate; but through the united
served. r.
We have Of ascertainng the loss; il must be
Immense Upwards OF thirty families are turned home.
SOS 'ho ue sTeet' ne part oil the town which
IN ashes was the most business doing populos as
as The most valuable Stores, Offices shops taverns-a
have been consumed Many Of the store goods of Messrs
Neh u Stall, Mr.. MichaeIs and Mr. SNYDER have been
saved Some private families have lost their all. Some
have saved much Of their furniture.
We should suppose the whole loss not less than ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
BALTIMORE, Oct. l9.-1he noble ship Hank a,yav!
whose launch announced a short time ago. has lust
completed her outfit and will sail port
row. TO take her place in the line about to commence
yer
Our city has turned out number of first rate ships with.
IN lew years past The whole of which will compare adj
vantageousiy with like number any other port i'm the
world IN model materials mastery and out
NJ vi this class il the Hark away which we are will
ing TO have regarded any where iar specimen of
the ability oil our city in the production of vessels for the
mercantile service. Her length is about 1870 feet her
nearly six hundred tons. Being designed mainly Tor
freight ship, her model has course been adapted to
Wa' object, but without losing sight OF another es-
sen"I quaytha of rapid sailing. She appears to COM
oinc most happily these requisites and il are not
greatly mistaken, will more than realize the expectations
OF her enterprsng owners. The cabin containing six
state rooms with two berhs in EACH is elegantly finished
with mahogany, satin wood and cued and brPseye ma
pe II Is furnished in spending syIe and
embrace every arrangement which conduce 10 the
comfort and enjoyment OF passengers In her consrur-
ton and outfit she has been supernended by Captain r.
Ftsher her geniiemanly commander Of whose ability aud
experience in the line of his profession tie ship per-
maps one OF the most conclusive characterization
The Caledonia, the twin. ship Of the Hark away! is
OF precisely the description in all respects aud de.
signed Tor The same ne will be launched in a few days.
ne Keel of hrst class merchant ship has lust beer
'ad by Mr. q. Robb Tor the of the shin Sue pdid
whch latter has been recently sold to house in a neigh