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40 TILE. I.NHlES.

yr,s.c.rl d,rtoe.reS and Pcrsoagi B.@'sgFor 'ired
IN connection gIit Dr.. Fejr Goar@hSS DsP''at9ry
POW DERS.
I,,: Scptsr sud, ilte TIA sNfots Nhaa,ap
cr,,re portray. model Of is ia:' io BROAD and
febead This dc1clorc$ca' noto-lY cc'1nht vah but
n.,.,>arv ~ nag: oi, Oh risna! fac
r. in. tshcsi mark Of aeicst Il - - !e>s Al esen,
,, rsona besuy and oisportaro 70 tAo and their
,,v rh o this Soallcni ..l oeSa oeeeacct
M ,rroacsr,en uNurios, gro" N ct i'f 10 r'rao,e
- cNcre>cacc en N ter is' oN 10 dstcr
re- no Ion. l.Iy sesit. ca;stuy and a'e1 m aeeo-daaoe
,irh rctsas the ea,: iaeoaen9n'' ny u Ky 0G'
-, n,l,,oy Po~ir7 The iurZe Of she H.; "hh ahong
S b.t hair on tia OF ys neck r-n too 'Tq'FrnAe
r. ~ m y. or n. bcse when high Hpon he ilN nay az oes
al md oy.utu., the destroyed - TIE u 81 ;a' p'9a
''nT nv Dr. FFTX GotRaUD 81 aS'S street
,nr ,,nr Bros.yav sa'e tbs ey o, ih'a- fc 81
SoyE, Powders purForc produce tho sic e the have
and A., ,l .ol ~ the pcrimcc AID drug ''o'eA
j. rropec to narm the pobl 'at sneh are mol " " H'c'a'e
Purchasers see the preparation te,,ed u Fei'"'H'
- Vt, T. 7 Rrown Ttica. Jaroj Cray prughNeep,e
Pcu,syy lnil--Mr,. Brown, 10 Chestnut = ?h' 'eps1
M,-,laud-Nr> ScharcE 30 BltimoSe Il baimS-.
Yiroiua-Frazr: app. Or Puinmsrs Ciareh' lSeaHi'AI
Nls,ach i,ctt,-J. f. Field 4 t. J. Bull Lee
corp.cru,-E Fcrrc ii,dtctown. t1i'Aher' N't''ca
District t ounba-S. Parker. Pcuaylrsri Avenue e'' ea
and l0ta streets -,
Desiers supplied liberal teens SAsie oo''' $50 -
Ic..r, riu>t ~
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le .u5scr.ber, s!so oiFer to the Public the
UNION OVEN.
10. pEaH srEp

OCT0R CARPENTER usual to devote hi. entire
~ personal atsHtOn 10 the general dsies his profession
hose no have been become the victim. Of
unqualified and ruPncpled cbarlaas with tim, city aloun
II Consequence the sxi ofour laws regulating pro.
iessoH respectfully oicod old established Dispen-
sa NJ Peck p where maay thousands have made 10 &C.
Joce al ?Ps 5eisIerance from 4g.F maaaolI diseases
To stDnger Dr. Carpenter bcrs add that he J. native
nd 10 the manor bo' tina, graduate Union college au
rec 'et l. DIPLOMA t Claims 81 a c
ie OF TIE Ne York ;a9!ad soc and 9ariv ,jy
-s 'ec and experience ih and mos: rort.
nc peedty and cieotgally his aaeats
IL Separate Offices CHARGES reasonable ,e,
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STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY,
NO. rs MURRAY STREET, NEAR BROADWAY
NCw yOpK =

AYR T0WNDRON Professor of SeuograpAy wsii mo'' re-
w pccv friends and the public - general
that he opened the establishment here ne pnrpo'' 'eh-
irg peculiar nzd hIgi apprs'ed ret'o o wiring
HSp; which, the words OF AM pup .pesNSr
NAY recorded pronounced aud preserved IN so 'ern 80
~ To be- cad peod utitoS degree E" ease aHd
facility therefore Ladies and Gcatemcn Wis feel deon' TO
treasure up future study and Improvement tho h
mon. and vhch hear from inr 10 s
have ap ,orabc opporH. oacquTng practical a. wen as
theoretical acquaintance with th truly interesting ad worry a~
accomplishment g. 800 , , H.
Lessons given school. and Private Families N aay part o Tue
Civ vicinity when acsircd
s,,tacory) together of th"r individuals TO whom
M- T. permitted to refer cia be kHoNG by 'ppl'E 20 ana Is
i,cs ot hi- system Hand and method Of teaching tho
sl., to .ich - nay fl'o- him with visit
youn tcn,cnen who ar- ANXIOUS qualify Themselves
no.; for the ,ess teach M aunbc and popia sc:; are %
scaiy invited hnter.Ag inducements can h offered
10 ,hoe who may disposed either pursuit a in
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COME AND SEE.

IN a their varieties pattern v! color shape and e'ia usd-
aly called for mnucr. We would inform tiosc
ladies formerly been compelled 10 20 o1i"ay and else,
where that under the DONG longer md
and see and trSm t"o eight Hiags
DE served the delays and tsappont-
ments attending being measured
we would ssy having from 10 300 peren-
nutr The M manufacturers
in America work wsN known approved e. aud 20 ght
after where good work sold The citizens OF New
York BROOKLYN WlamShure and The surrounding country are
spec solicited call anl for thcrasc'os Wholesale
and retail cal.r. and country tradr will iHi their adj
v,nnra To cs purcha-i-g only quality ard quantity
but prices, ,hal make II great id!ucement
a,62m SMITH. pRlSTOi. s HALL
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pECTOpAE ggONEY OF HsyEwyYOET.

NOR Coughs Gold, Asthma Whoopns Cough >hortnes, .. Breath
ilcctioas Of tae Heart and Lungs leading 10 CJNSL Mp
RcaI.r ysu many medicine cold Have
bottle OF NOWlLL'S PICTORIAL HONEY OF LIVER
WORT Try a>,ucdly best offered the
public. TIE Testimonials rendered AMI the nigh cnlosun this
last these who have taken superior
induced maze
possible, though a> increasingly received the public appro
baton amounting fiy thousand botcser ana0 No pun
ms done hi, the col
.uon medicine thereby hastcnn= disease
;crEinaon.c puff aoRs tho hopes o the
ticn, uEt!l hopes sone.
The preparation ioney OF Lvcrwor oos composed 81
simple their coordination
only calculated the Immediate disease. bat 10 !n.orae the
system generally No edhc offered pubic De sad
grca, nsnb. person, cosump
complaint, Nows Pecora Honey NJ Lyerwori should
kept administer upon frs sptom cold
the losing
thes iyos especially in consunpive
pubic low price of Two Shl
ns. ALL For sale the principal Dept 81 MADISON
Catherine Retaed BY principal Drug
city and every principal city throughout tac Uni
ted aI9tt
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AnUEI. W. BENEDICT, "

esta.CEI. w. BENEDICT. Watch Maker, Merchants
> tXeaanss, VIII ~ llan
"a business with HAMMOND, their personal attention
Va ~ Gwen 10 'aiss heo Waeae The complicated part
OF p-A and Chzonomeie. Watches pat equal T. TIE original
NJ ans'oad would make his Judgements Trsdc
leg le' tlStae>s aud patronage .nx in fofs
i'f 'her work preference mlNiSy Du2iey work vii
vi be abe 70 make any discount from retail 9ree
nGcN Independent Second oth.r Woc.. ,f ,I,rJ nat
eas oT e warranted perfect The money returned Jenery
ally BENEDICT & HAMMOND
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NEW AND P0pUTAP WOpX

lust P.Bl>HED. al l3p Fulton-s;rrc between Nas. :, and
- Bro9a''sy, THE MERCHANTS WIDOW AND OT'IIFr
TALES ksiy Interesting little work frsu tie psn Of NJ. r
St~T-R neatly boun. IL muslin. Price - cents = "
in Brother Joaa:hnH New Would Eyenpg s.gn,l
LADIES Repository &C. &c haze expressed themselves !. the
cst Terms Of appreciation Of this work " - ~ a M
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EE2E eo..NoEssE.a.,a .s.syLNc soA:,.

YE2E G0tNGESsEts'a SHAVING SOAP.
tsNIS Emoser Composition ch atutd the highest degree
Of Comfort Shaving. 1t gives r!cA AID durable atIer with
cold nlri ar soft
a II. iatroducon is 1877 Popularity In heea constantly
the increase nn tho Proprietor d receives assurances irsm his
Customers ot naf eNc"t c"ey other Hrtes tie
bat ;r; ISL Cor q yTe1rf sN4ry i SIas.a-.
II pas u crtheru i-on 4
iber, dcouS walcsale pursa-crs. Prepared By
GEORGE d. COGGESliAII.
Chemist, DrsE-is: ard Manufacturer Wa:er
All rs4sl % Eosc-st. Nav York.
Sold also by jobs Mihau l3 Broadway; Aiaz H. Cd
Wiant 40 Boat"ay ard 10 Aor ousc End By respectable
Druggist, and ietuIscrs ge<.rallv.
liberal dseoua made to "hoeae purchaser or!e-, from
ioas ont OF tic W may be Hdessed wholesale house here
Tith whom they ma dea. I'm al0
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ECONGJ7G. ECOS0Bs
rENiLE GEEAIES-I i.L-MINARN In Tile MNRl

VIZ UI'i II tI'fIti IN HE FFDNiLI-fDe unier-
signed respectfully socit tie :hs Public
TOUGH'S PATENT SPIRIT LAMPS
manufactured them and of which within
the last n0uths city. All Used them
acknowledge their superiority o7 light all other np-o
Fhch the denul for them evidence They as much
light three Gas 6rrnSs and the expense PR CENT LESS
than the expense vi
The public ;hen subscribers No
lis Fulton street aad references WI be given NJ have
them
The su5scr.bers also offer to Public the
UNION VEN
The de"rTe high reputation which ENJOY. IN hi. city
and couaal requires This kao.n .. B. nr s
pertT TO any otter over the eosry. .rdpen a
Gle IN aore-ee9n- The Pubs purchasing
sauF.oas article sold ;o5 t EnrH ta ea oD
cleHs, blt tsose made 10y .ub.csi5er,.
JFiiES MYERS Z 60 rs Fulton 4
NB-Tae the Unca oyens been reduced from the
Original srces Unc Doll-r each a.ze al0 n
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UNITERsALIsT
BOOK ESTABLISHMENT.

No. 80 FCLTONSItEEI.
- HERE may ostaiEed UR1crsssi looks. Pamphlets
every ,e.eripcn wholesale sSd retail Ale published
the sans Establishment tniversa Cbon AID Neglork
Messenger delnce Of the held ~
e former - per End the latter - Single copies Of
tho afer
Rerisa by Rev r Sawyer 81 Res. E F. ar6elIs late
sos. taNer>ai:>ri Textbook of Modca UE
., row publishing these papers.
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KEEP IT BEFORE ALL G00D NOUSEEEEPERS,

To De had al 20 Grand uao E,scx opposite
Essex Market.
MS aicIR Is 'eP lteIa1, for the o! Baking
mas b. m IN use during a "i, the
purchasers TO nhom onIy gys4 satisfaction they
maze expressed themselves operation
performs p@ka2 Bread ieois Plddisg Pies and Cakes charm
Inc advantages Of tbs Oraa the old plan
ist The srthis
oven beng about hall tie ol make
"a The door being III f-on; thereby Gambling pun
aSc 10 take the rams greater facility Of
BGrning Their Hands n those opening the top.
50 i simplicity Of Arrangement being such that any person
readily understand Is operation and
4ih The triAnc expense consumes together
small amount OF labor makes
arabic cen Companion, subscriber
That on fair tra Will opinion
that use
Iha Original Drop Door Over to b. had of the subscriber
m JOSHUA CNDERiIII.I.. 329 Graad opp. Eex Market.
'" here all Orders VIII be Thankfully uncts attended
y. b old Ovens repaired az the sAorteat nooe a26 I'm
l'oMhSsoN PAPER WAREAoUsE-rhe Subscribers are con-
s9Hu receiving every description .: Paper & they ogeF tor
e IN s9t' to amt purchasers upsn the reasonable Among
their excessive assortment the following.
800 reaas Newspaper - By ii
$50 do do 26by 81
aO % by 40
do % by ~
do de-
100 .a do 30by A.
l5) do medium printing
500 90 do and half DO
800 do ooiorc. paper
500 do eny.lopc paper
Fine ard superGne Flax Caps
do do cut, plain and ruled
do 30 do
Demi and medium Writing
Cloth paper, "a Is, - x ~, ans Z
Hardware paper, l6 y, 10 81, apd % X %
Hanging and Wrapping paper of sizes
Newspaper OF Hia.ie % order SHORT no,ice
Feo.-f6Cu L. ROOT Il Co - Maiden Lane
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xrpsrER1 nAy4GATIeN CoHiPANE.

WRNVEKN
r,NptrIN,; TuE OLD NETWORK AND 0itio M. NEW
WORN LINE AND UTICA AID BeFfALo LtHh
,1,try ,h,y, Company P.epnfcd 10 .ef' eu 'rSSn
1 Fg EIGHT ASb PASSENGERS "ESl "a ah to''- 1n he
Enc cans Ia Michigan asd IN ~. Sn nl VA
% w., anil Mcr.hant, III End II 10 'hesf a'an:iss To ON 1t
grating To- ~. street, S,caH,Soa, all start dey a: P
ther ,tJ, street., snJ Canal Boa OF sapetl9r
ffo'n me d,, fror A.any For frnsm o. Passage
cas- vi" 0' NOAH COOK & co l0o Broad street y /
ply I" n Il T0NINSON & co. Aih=Ay. y J.
i,WES CfItPPELL & co. Rochester, N
F. : BEACH. Co
n CoBB CO. Buislo, y \
~ PROJECTORS.
AGENTS
corr oATNaN s. co. Cleveland Oso
DAVIS 4 SMITH. Portsmouth,, Oa-
nSgH WEBB * co Detroit. N:eh-sn
a.. RR IS'rOI & PORTER. Chicago. liiiHoe.
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DE. =. &. gIEWETT,

DE-. =. &. zIENEET,
80 SPRlNGSTRkET Wooster formerly al Boston,
100 PacIiee confined Dss2caoa, Spraia Hip Diseases
fhertn-. Seedlings diseased and Spines Coatrac
tons Stiffness. veahEez, OF she hrabs genr-al
D. rs founded the pncipc Sweet
Of Eastward References s;vsz application H. $40 IN
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PolicE ovt1cg-Ps<>iRc q 5ro;cn Bank Eal-A man
named Francis Michael Murray Sunday grocery
store OF John Kecfe ana spgei the clerk, Thomas A
strong 10 change or hirn - bin CT broken and worthless
RESTITUTION called the Farme. BaEN o Gesesee County SITE
OF Michigan Film Rivc. The clerk SAID ne would no 90 il
unless his employer was in Murray told him = advance ham
ten shlnss the bill aud lie owed ,ha;
on, OF doors and thea he osd and the valance Of
the change The clerk did and Murray ysarce and
the bill being discovered TO &c worthless Murray Yesterday
arrested taken the Police Office, AID prison nan
nane Martin lay the Police Office and made ah-
avi,;ha, he believed Mara stole the broken bank bill q
i pocket
.>taitag Copper Bozss-Thsee boys named Thomas Bur
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CorRT OF COMMON PLEAs-Culendar for Tuesday, May A.
Nos 1872 $50 g. 10 S5 80 $780, 81 81 l13 ls3 II 49, H. 80
a. "a g. IS So 81, SO. l33 las l9l, 2lj
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Coumunicaton-Of the Comptroller, with bills of the
Of the late Charter Election ordered be paid undcr
nror rule OF the Comptroller stating that Henry March has
rendered the key, Of Castle Garden ana IA Without tenant
R,,rd and that Of the Board Assistants then taken
This board nonconsur-ed with the Beard g: Assistants and
after various propositions and aneadment voted dovS the
l.on of this Board lease the Garden FOR five for $1,000
wear to person who would pay the highest bonus and the
lessee to take the fixtures valuation; adopted.
Resolution numbering the houses from 18th 10 34,sree;
adopted.
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The Board adjourned few minutes before II o'clock
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SUPREME ceuRr.-Cose Of HcLeod-This Court met yes
,erday the Chamber Of the Board OF Assistant Aldcrmes 10
hold their MAY term in this CITY Present Chief Justice Mel
son and Judge Cowan Justice Bronson having Yet arrived
Alexander cod late Deputy Sheriff OF Upper Canada who
murder in the affair Of burning TIE Caroline
brought to this city yesterday wit Of haben corpus and
will be brought before this Court Thursday next when an
application will made for his discharge !tem
and u liability the charges preferred against HIM
Villa, the the application will be remains to be known
prison OF the city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-18

Jack son, Leits:ich-G7.
Woes Alessrs Bnyiy, Ail#ofih, holloway, ll"yf'
Mayse, Robinson, Cox Of Il. u l., Jones Of BROOKE
Riddck, Harrison of g., Jones OF Iaskins MOORE
Samuel, Cox of G., Buck, Wood, Guerran,, Carroll,
Spencer, Clark, Watkins, Armstrong k'ncheoe iioi-
leman. Davis Of X ~ q, Woodward, Clendenln iio:-
laday, Marshall, Banks, Martin of NJ, Diggs, BOYD,
Scott of NJ Morgan, Harrison Of NJ, Iatre Lyon,
iIden, Mcpherson, Cheahnn, Iliner, Grimes, Hop
kins, Brown of F., Heath Brawner, McCauley, SHIP
man, Smith Of X, Cowan, CULLEN, Gatewood, Cfa".
ford Warren, Walker, Bowen, Martin OF Tyler-"o
SMALL. NOTES.
The bill allowing the Banks to issue notes under 81
until the 1st Of April next was taken up and alter
some opposition, was passed By the following vote
ipS.-Nlessrs Snuihail, (Spcaker) Riyes DAVIS OF
Amherst, Kinney, Baldwin, Mayse, Mitchell, Wing
field, Hunter, Ncwkirk, Moore, Toer, Nowlin, Carl
we'll, Broadus Irving, Brown of Elizabeth City and
Warwick, Thomas, Scott If Fauqnier, Foster, Nc
laugbln Payne, Woods, Early, Wood French, Robins,
Erskne, Vance, Pugh, Thompson, McRae, Griggs,
Bowden, Moer, Kennedy, Smith of Kanawha, Mai.
lace Of X. G., Edmonds, Taylor ofLondonn, Smith OF
Mason and Jackson, Scott Of Meckenburg, CapeT,on,
Davis Of Montgomery aud Pulaski, Orrick, iarTeil'
" S Ct sSI1 k kss9"s1 wa@s % ny Ell e.
lott strother, Daniel, Dormnn. Leyburn, Crawford,
CrutchfeId, Goodson, Mayo Jackson, l.eitwch-G7.
.lor<.-Messrs. Bayly, A,lworth, Holloway, Harvie,
Robinson, Cox Of Btaxton and Lewis, Rddick, larTi-
Samuel, Apperson, Cox Of Chesterfield, Buck, Vaughan.
Deskins, Guerant, Carroll, Spencer Clark, Watkins,
Armstrong, KinchelOe, noemnn, Davis Of King
ana Queen Clendenin, Holiday, Marshall, Banks,
Martin Of Marshall, Diggs Boyd Morgan, Harrison Of
Monongalia, Lyon, Smith of Sorthumberand tiiden.
McPherson, Hiner, Wallace OF Petersburg, Grimes,
Hopkins, Brown of Preston, Heath, Brawner, AlcCan
ley, Shipman, Smith CT Rockingham, Cowan t9Gilien,
Gaewood, Tate, Warren, Walker, Bowen, Martin Of
Tyler-JG.
BILLS PASSED.
An act 10 amend the charter Of the James River
Mining Company-An act divorcing James VI. Martin
from bis wife Rebccca-!in act reducing into the
several acts concerning the town Of Lexngton-an
act changing the names If G. L. Nottingham and J
II. Nottingham 10 Upshur-An act TO improve tie Of.
flee Of the Second Auditor An act extending the timr
during which the Banks may issue small notes 10 first
Of Aprl-An act re-aPporioning the representation o!
this Commonwealth. This act was passed after con.
siderable discussion, in which MIR. CRcrcnrIgLp sup.
ported, and Messrs. BRowS Of Preston, JAex>oS and
EpcSGTos opposed it. The ayes and nays called
Ayes &c, nays 40)
RESOLUTION
BY MIR. ToLER, that the Committee on Finance III.
quire into the expediency OF providing for the eli
ecual collection of taxes from persons who have
fixed residence visible property.
On motion of MIR. Woop, the House adjourned.
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IMPORTED TRUSTEE viii stand The ensuing At
stable, Spring Grove, Hanover county, Virginia, eighteen
miles North city Richmond and within miles Of
the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac and
Louisa Railroad, where those who WISH to paf,onze Trustee "a"
their Mare with ,aisiy within few days travel either
from the South or North.
Trustee il good chesn sorr.l full feet inches and Dc
ciedy powerful and well woportoncd horse ever
saw-and has proved himself an nnco"n" ,nts W.
t To something like y mares Tue season nc made on Long
Island and but failed 70 prove III oaiahd SINCE nah
lie celebrated race Fashion, he b. bought
this legs aa 5O1o; Fanny Green for less than iOon--
wears old and unrd ;Go and colt owned hy Mr.
" Livingston o The dam Of Goliath cannot be purchased fr
and number Of ot 81 has get eau he sold
figure other blood stock IN The Lnted states ni
what moreover The fact not single COLI Of ~, get NAT ha'
distinguished horse IN England, and soli
at three years Gi " s' M a. 10, w, If p io1 h IT, w.
imported ny Ms,ts Ogden Cor.n Stockholm"
better Judges Of fine stallion named gentle
men, who part Of him, informed
few days ago, that was h. candid oInl"n from ms p
and immense that he ought 10 rank a, ths Tine
With The best stations ever imported into America lie Wal
ker combines the blood Of erme rntor and Sir Peter
hs dams Side with that II Penelope by Trmpeter aud Ple.
In winner, OF bis family, in 1885, his ho
Their Mundg the Derby Of 2s subscribers ana was
vertiscucnt like this give full history oG his pedgiee
performances r which, Turf Ecs-te and Spirit Of ir
r readers 10 The particular nnnbers In hs hand
bills, thar intend to have printed and circulated, every po''icu
stand so cash. the which il only hi,
ccn,ieisen wlo engaged mares to him
pccled pay This arrangement will SUIT those who intend
pay and prevent tos- who might send les that intend
10 pay 10 the great injury The Stations
til. time ori-ihins like H0) due me-, ana is dhcG,y
collect dollar. So viii be distinctly understood
who send Trustee ths, left with him, VIII
send the the time, AMI those that remain ls cash
when they taken 81 VIII be expected in each
the Groom Macs left with Tie horse ,iall be well d.
tended To- and well fed, Al 81 cents day and II they are MI
m in a, Sod F on os1 when I %s% r. Vel
York, the ownerof Trustee, would nt let me have him une-
cash business Here let add, at Bohets oBiae Kate
Karncy Betsy Arhy and other that have brought several
colts each from o,her horses proved TO be nothing IN somarisoh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-18
m. c,s. of The Creole.

ma, l,r;s, in Yesterdays Compiler, under the
sa." SIGNATURE of c. r., has discussed 'he case
veil S;,h his usual ability, and clearly distn-
Of Inc r,oo the case of The l. Amislad, when ~
.is'" .nsr had unfortunately dragged in'o 'he u's
Orleans W. shall republsh the article OF our ireno
riss,oh accompany it with statement OF Inc iast
{, hs,nce which passed in 1897, upon the case o,
CoTsstr,scked vessels, between Mr. stevenson aha
the p.,mers,on The last Letter oil our h'hsse' "
Loa sd, 1887 is one o.! the most conclus.s. W
lece"' ,srs We have ever read. IL was IN rePiy ~
Ponas Lord palmes;on Of the lih Dec; %h,ch was
!e ,,oinder 10 Mr. Stevenson letter OF tue i.u.
'se" scsd,nr. In this last letter Lord I. Declares
w! - ;.,cn.;on of her Maies.ys Government 10 Nv"
denomination of not only refusing All com
hse,n 10 rho owners or the slaves on board ! he
.a.onr.s but for any other slaves belonging :.
me n The L. S, who may hereafter, amer any
mis- ,r.aterer, be brought within the Io'io"s
,.o,;on of The British Crown The Outrageous
ls1 - the Creole WILL however, bring up the quesueh
fI.t The Charleston Mercury OF the l4lh gives
20 ,dd;unnal information upon 1t:
'. Nv published Yesterday from n o. papers some
.a,n, nr This new outrage By British colonial au'ho-
.ssn, American property. We have since seen
. ,,, gentleman OF New Orleans to his cores
N this city giving more full statement oil inc
P.nms,ances Ii appears that the Attorney Genera
- Iss,n went on board the Creole and eXpoundeo
-. Rr;,sh Emancipation law to the Slaves, ending by
''s them that they now free to so where
,1s ,essed, and that in the meantime great numne
ho.,s gathered round, boarded the vessel, ana oy
sao, inst;ra,ion and even violence got The slaves