Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-18

n Nice Morhsncr.-Mrs. Trollopc. In her late work
on Belgium and Western Germany assures Us that Mr.
'endehen, an opposition member OF the Belgian paria
nen bad reached such pitch OF dex,cri,y with the p
,oi, that he would briug down hee rpon the win, with
'he nicest certainly. La consideration Of such peculiar
sAh the seconds in aiiir honor between lin, aud
tue Minister NJ Rogers, placed them at tue unusual dis
lance OF thirty six PAGES; b,, the opposition deputy ss
tanned his repn atm. and wouujed his official enemy i'm
the mouthhasng particularly aimed that part, in order
10 stop his ,oogue-.N Y. Transcript.
DosroN Nov g.
, The Supreme Cou;t were engaged the lat week a,
Dsdhsm ia Two capital estes az sinst JYhu Wade Tor
arson, the other against lillian Glynn Tor rape ,de
was acquitted upon sone teeuic.l ground without ,ous
into The meets OF the case-some uisnou,er
In the indicn ia stating the nsmes Of the owner. o,
occupants OF the buildings burnt. MIR. Watts OF BOSTON,
ana Mr. Meteait Of D.dam, were his counsel and the
Attorney General Tor the Common ~alh In Gym. ,,i.
much professional talent and learning were di.pl.yed-
The District Auorney,P p. Merrsk. Esq of Worcester md
we Attorney General Tor the govsrnmen and Col. Pres.
cot OF Boston. aud Mr. Mr,ca ali Tor the prisoner On
Saturday Chief Justice Shaw charged the Jury in an ,d
uiessoI hree hours touching viii, cesness all he pout.
'"e sa'e A"iopg great imPattslity and completeness
After some time the jay returned with verdict Of or
CUiLTY.- Gazette
NoRroLx RAcxs.-Ffra Day-- Mile h.st.. for
purse OF Sioo won with case by Col Johnsons veriu-
Second Day-Two mile heat,-prop,is,ors Purse
Col. Adams bi. C. Black Heath by Sir Archie
years old,
James s. Garri'on's b. {. Princess Anne, by Ton.
son, years old, .
Mr. Watts b. c. John Randolph by Tou.on
years old, 2
Time--lst heat, 2m. 2.-2I heat. 2m A..
The Race OF yesterday, (our mile heas as an cell
mt one more beautiful day could have bee do
siIeu. There was something cheering in the smiles that
note sounded, two fine animals, Col Johnsons ironcite
and Mr. Garrsons Hsnsap, Impatient tod the plain
nv he signal ney hsstrned on their course, and alter
day.
Time-Ist heat, 7m. 55.--2d he, sm. 6..
PErERsRURo, November 10
A. Afrrtr nc
OF announcing TO our readers, that The Epidemic with
which our town has recently beeL visited
The subjoiued report OF the Board II Health exhibits but
tho cases Tor the last Tour days Inteligtncer
BoARD OF HEALTH
Petersburg, November g. 1884
ne itoard have the pleasure OF announcing 10 their
fellow citizens that the disease with which the town h,,
been afflicted Tor few weeks past may no be considered
~ hiav'"g disappeared. as an ePideme-only cases
having been reported 10 the Board since Ler Of
Wednesday last Under these circumstance. and al The
suggestion OIL several members OF the Medical FAruiy
WHO consider the epidemic having ceased The Board
nave determined suspend their reports with this pledge
however that should the disease they will
prompt notice OF the fact.
The Board in concluding this rerort rvo,d ,rs, !, m
on their fellow citizens depart too udcnly from
a' caution IN regard to Diet &C. heretofore recommended
"a due and proper Observance OF which, has probably
msigny. "
Extracts from The minutes
THOMAS l.. WILSON, See'ry.
We learn by the For, wsyno (Indi,n,) Seminal that
"en Marshall, the agent OF the Miami Indians, has n.t
concluded treaty with that tribe Tor the purchase their
lands The quantity thus purchased IL said 10 be about
Z2oooo acres. at price Of perhap. Dollar per acre
It's represented as being fine body land gre at por
ton OF lying immediately The line Of the Wabash
aud Efie Canal
STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT Loss OF L1yr-A IL,
ter hon correspondent IN Missouri, to gentl.man o
Baltimore, under date cf Oct. 20. states that the Steam
boat Boousick. in descending the river the previous
night, came IN contact with the Ste amboat .Alissour
Belle, bound to St Louis, when about miles shove
that city, and that such were the force and effects of ht
Bell in ia.