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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-22

EXPORTED TRUSTEE will stand the ensuing season at my
North Of The city Richmond and within seven miles
jnncIlrm Of The Richmond, Fredericksburg Potomac and
Louisa Eairoad where those who wish paronze Trustee
emu tc Mares with safety, within few days travel either
from tie oitreine South or North.
Trustee good chesaa sorrel FIJI feet inches, and de-
cneay ,s most powerful aud wei proporoned horse
sa"and ms proved himself oal Geer lie
was ei 10 something like 10 the H.
lslanf and but failed prove in oaI-and SINCE max
Ing other saos he equally successful Iie is the sire nf
e eened race mare Fashion, that be bought at this
nis Tor rs Than Si500 Fanny Green for less than i0
Sc anu one "e colt huugt by Mr. Tenhrook, when lhrrc
years Old ami almost untsicd $1,000 and colt owned by Mr.
'" Livingston out Of the dam Of olia he purchased fer
e te a any other hi"od stuck IN the United States and
whai moreover The fact single colt of his that been
Trustee wa. es DC '1 England and sold
three years Old M 2OD sulnras To The Duke of Cleveland
subsequently, imported by Mes:rs ogden Corbn &
better Jadse, Of ne Stallion one Of the above named gentle
men, wiu docs tins time of him. informed
me few days that his candid opinion, fran his popu
Will; the hest stations America. lie
in iS, and by Canton. out o Enma Whistler, ana
combines Of ilees rpatur and Sir Peter on his dams
-idc t., Of pencn,e Ly Trn,prrr and Punrla by
ishyrr on the side q" is Trustee chance horse
In addition his family in 1885, his own bro.
er aundig, the Derby If l-s subscribers,
ner y times II would take entirely much space FIR ad
veSeent Ike this uIl history of his pedigree aud
performances for which, Turf Register and Spirit of the
Times, published time Lacknot knowing the dates
cannot refer reader. panicuar numbers In his hand
bills tina. intend 10 hive printed and Circulated every paricu
lar shall be stated in Jl.
Trustee viii staad cash, the season. which is only half
The amount that gentlemen who engaged him
pctcd 10 Tits arrangement will suit thnsc who intend
pay and prevent thn. WIN might send intend
10 pay, to tie great INJURY OF the Of Stations. have al
this time something lie 81 900 due mr. ana is witt! difficulty
that collect dollar 30 IL viii be distinctly understood
those who send Trustee, that c him, viii
send the money r time, and those that remain, cash
he when they taken away 81 will be expected each
the Groom Mares 'cit with the shall well
tended TO- and well rd 3 day. and they
returned in good ambition when they leave when received
WI make ciarccfr tnaTd Cob Waiter Livingstone ot New
York The Of trustee, wcud lei have him unless il
cash business Here lei add, that onnes OBlue, Kate
hearny eiy Arc and other mares tina. have brought srve
raj colts cac from irr horses proved be nothing in compafi
10 The colts heyhad fran Trustee WM. l.. WHITE.
Spring Grove, Hanover, Dec. lsth ls4
ST. LEDGER, The f brother TO Ariel Lance OKcley, &c,
will lyid MIls' Spring. In county
of Abemare, mics North of Charlottesville. W. L. W.
Marc, &c lU7-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-22

N7oTICF The Fr,nkn Manufacturing Company have ap-
IN pointed A. 5 Maddox their Agent who VIII be furnished al
hi, Store Two doors below the Bank OF virginia VIVA large
snnn,v If ali hr vrr,s of Writing Paper made at their M
yz Foosca acap packc, post and letter Paper all which ne
will sell by wholesale and such prices ~ cannot TAN 10
satisfy the public and country merchants ana eLens
the STATE generally are respectfully invited TO examine ms sock
S,r,,:'rs " ~ RICHARD WHITFIELD, President
EFF
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For sale by

March IN l"'--l
DOWnATAS ROBERTSON, A1T"RsEr AZ Law, WIN hlenn
L the Superior and Quarterly Courts of the Guy of ch"
and cnco, and the Courts Of Chesterfield, Powhatan ah'
Guochland.
E oce over the J. g. Abbot, of and lah
March 10 iW'--'M"'-
PRINTING ISK-We shall, have constantly hand fn'
supply OF Johnson Dutanl's Printing Ink al moderate
prices. an
ENQUIRER Office March 10, 1912. ioo
XYTIILAM F. RITCIIIE ArroR<Er Law, Richmond, Pa
w Office for the present with Dr. Richie Main street. above
,h. p,nLs Feb. ~
VACANT PRoFESSORSniPun the 5th Of Jny neat the VI
sprs and sary College Will proceed 10 the ciec
ola Professor Ancient Ianeuarc 10 I'LL the Char ae
occupied browne There salary of sloo al
Chair OF allowed for member
the department The SITUATION
may be madr h. pnh and honor and canine" a 10 az
notice OF assca Scholars in The country; AZ
addressed paid, to L. Dew ire
sidsnt William and Mary College, Va
Fab n so-wtlXay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-22
~ THOMAS RlTCHiE.
=, -. Richmond ENQUIRER.

tunes peek during the session
y md i-iee a rsek daring the rest " the year
: ''4.' IL. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
- ~ .c- o,rur and Three Dollars for six months,
=, BE- paid the oce, or RENTED by mail, post
g +" , II,.r> nct .ynum q. the end oil The year.
, ,ill, oice may be remiited per mani, IN good ana
= . ss 4; the risk Of the Editor; tis postage Of Gil
- :. tis tri.ers.-lrhe postage OF single 'eiie,
,tc,ani 10 the writer. IL l. the accumulation oil
,,,ns,yc business which operates Us serious tax
viii ray for nine papers, annually, shall have the
a.~ -F-''' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,. zines, less, first insertion, - cents; Tor
" ,, a distance must be accompanied WIN the ADVANCE
49, ...-tlgt,,, references, to insure execution
" ,,l-. 4, IKE tl>n. amount Ia Slno per annhn, u
L ,l,c - per cents and 10 S''o. oi 10 YET cent.
5 ,-qrs, solicitation Of several of our city Trends
=. .,f,tnsi t. tlSe limited number OF yearly ad"e'-
~ t,e II a!t..e,sI unnecessary 10 say any ih'hs ~
- ,t ts.tre> ..Ati, result hereirom tn the whoe-
" n. fYl<trr cr-g'I'n of or paper III the cohh-
" fr,., the fact, tas; annual advertisement, twice
wv ,n,,r in tr.rp pIgcr, sad oncea week IN ecery o'e'
s,~ !yrls - ygl. 30 si-J i,nt:ea however, l" 'he
" ,,f.I IN oar cea.rt te:m>,ani to S.arte advertise
.,"y mas, a.y pro Cor IN enlargement beyond Tie
,,, .y si .te privilege o changing the't ao'et-
,it.f Is tey please, without any addiiona' cost.
m ter.1 l.e ;erR$ of aanaIl dace'iSsme"si ~,
-. cekiy, S2p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-22

rI,o cot STRY MISUNDERSTANDING! merchants: wishing
N ave thu exc hanec lesites expense Of going 10 the
North, can do so ly calling at P s. GARBANATlS Cheap Cash
store Sliuckor Ill., where they Get supplied win HATS ana
cars of every description. the following low prices; Lone
Hal. SO per arah Russia broad IN the hrn
and % prr dozen: black d. 6 ard $50 per DOZEN brush
Hats OF superior quality equally low prices hne nurn ana
eayer Hats black and dnh OF the fashionable shape wne
yi Guarantee Ia sell prices for cash only Ieas 70
= G,NATlS cheap Hat nanuidcioy, shGckoe
liiil sign OF the Transparent Hat. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-22

]. G. GREGORY " Co., Managers,
Om.e on MAN, door bop Nam and lin sirees
RcHMoSD, VRciSta.
spyEN.DID LOTTERIES FOR APRIL 1872
So, 900 $4,000
vIpcIvIA MONONGAI.IA LOTTERY, No 90 Extra, to be
hv Lottery Class No 4, for 1872 TO be drawn
=, aaYandria D. c. on Saturday, the ed Of April, l5l2
" Brilliant Scheme. 800
! pii.e VI 10 u0OI } leo
Coos 20 =" l,OuU
! $500 % =" 3oo
! 1900 &c. &C.
20 number I.ol,ery-li drawn ballots.
Tickets su-lalyes s5-ouarters 81 81. ,o m
Ie'itheases oi NV n"s'' OF Jt,rf do is 60
10. ~ o. Quarter d. 81 81
DO. do, - Sha''et uo
100000 Capital.
VIRGINIA LEEsRIRG LOTTERY Class z, for 1872 to be
drawn =, Alexandria Va on Saturday, the 3 of April 1872
"'"" " " Scheme.
| prize OF 100000 2 prizes OF s i'so,
! q s'Wm $50
! :, 3oeo o0O 500
&c
Tickets sl0-iialves sa-tslarers * on. .,,o m
re,,i5catcs AT pa kares Of Whole Tickets, Sl5u w
'ei',i'"'e' VI -" >, Half do. C5 %
70 lo' o. Quarter do. - So
~ For Tickets and Shares Certificates of Packages in the
above Splendid I.olisries-Address ,, p:,, r..
j. G.. GREGORY Il CO., Managers, He"mona, "a,
Drawings sent immediately after they are over 10 all who order
above. mo 81
March %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-22

.t+>h STRING DRY GOoDS.-The subscribers
~ wing their Spring supply OF DRY GOODS compiehendns
a, ~ ssso,men Of leading Staple and Fancy Articles The!
Great Inducements and will do So 10 those who may ia
mem with call. Their old and much valued customers
examine Goods themselves, and To purchase on
Ann. FkJs JAMES & co, elsS. Square.
"!tls ue-lu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-22

."hNtAN HOtSE-Ihe proprietor returns his sincere
- 10 me pubic generally for the liher. encourage
II, received since he has been engaged in Keeping ic
10" hsc nov more than Is years., and hopes by strict
'S ~ ie comfort of his visitors, 10 merit and receive
oe 81 Their ivrr ayn. III 1880 increased his charge Tor
'''o To y per day In consequence Of the high price
"' he now f.els II his duty reduce IL 81 81, as
S generally have ienl from and after This day, single
cents, breakfast; supper lodging 30 cent. each
y PHILIP DUVAI, in.
- =, l-ia. 93-.m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-22

! ni lGi.E CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE-By virtue of 4
Feed oi lG;, heatn. de the 2iIh day Of October, ic, and
@ Ia the Clerks Office Of the Hastings Court IL this CITY,
Z" nr by Thomas Green, for certain purposes therein
'd shall sell The premises. by auction, 10 the high
@ eef IN cash Monday. tl- and iay OF ;ay next, the
ny ds. II That be bad that valuable Louise aud Lot be-
Ven amt IT, and sth and nh streets, IN the city Of
ahond which then, and is occupied 10y sa.d Green,
4a residence. Also, all the household and kitchen Furniture,
"- 40 more 1r,icGlatiy enumerated ia the deed
"olcy well know minute description is consi
MI Ioortt, the Lot is afge-c Ri liinas eaten
i Vel flushed the furniture corresponding III AL respects
y -i"il"'s h-hlV improved aad ornamented.
t Tue N be- iy explained the day n sale, ana Is be
~" be- rui,fc p,ionale. The sale viii he without
"t.itjri. WN : SCOTT Trustee
N'3 - il3-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-22

]. G.. GREGORY ~ Co., Managers,
Gee on Main, ID door bop corners Nam and liM sreeS'
RICHMOND NIRGISfA.
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iILp'Al. INSTITUTE III PHILADELPHIA Locust street.
sa"rr Eer.tt The Course Of Lectures will commence
net; Ap iih and continue until tie las, of October
= "th Tie exception Of August which is a vacation.
s rrssce Of Medicine by y. Chapman, NJ D., W. W. Ger
m Anatomy, by W T.. orne,. NJ. D., Paul B. Goddard NJ D.
VT Institutes oi Medicine. hy Sainue Jackson VI. D.
W. ''a't'h Nsdica and Therapeutics, John Bell, NJ. ID.
'"eny, by James L. Rogers, w. d., Robert L. Rogers,
and Diseases Of Women and Children, by Hugh
-"'s-r W. d., William Harris, VI. u.
nepes aud pfSctce Of Surgery by Thomas Harris, VI.
W. foyN,ei Johnston, NJ. b.
r W. T.. HoRNER, Secretary
'e''-' 9i-2iwtlJe
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ST. LEDGER, The f brother Ariel Lance, OKelley &c,
will stand Mr. vid Mls' Stable this Spring, tie county
of Abemare, 9 mics North of Charlottesville. W. H. w
March 96 lU7-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-22

ny VIRGINIA l.. OFFICE, RrcHMoNp, Frs. 9Th, lsi2
i~ Of resolution adop.-d by the General Assembly oil
"a on the 9TH day OF February, lsi2 do hereby give
al Persons having claims on the of Virginia f
."t'i Land bounty their heirs assigns 10 present the
~ istnirnt before the lst dav of March, lSla or such
% forever thereafter be considered and held 10 he VOID
I Claims If such officers and soldiers returned 10
'e OF War at the close Of the entitled 10 land bounty!
>. :. II. Parker, Reg. H. OiFee.
'hs 81 II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-22

REYNOLDS CHAPMAN, Clerk
OF Orange Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud C!aner.y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-22

~ tES!il OF NiGGlNIA.--Ihc Char Of Mathematics IN
ttn'ol having become vacant, by the resignation oil
~ syseser, the Board of Nsers will proceed TO I'LL The
,F a, her annual meeting on the lst o. July next
A'ion- should he addressed Dr. Gessner Harrison,
'nlh "' the Faculty, University Of Virginia.
w. II. WOoDLEY, Proctor q. Of Ia.
..Hu ., lsie l0-tlJy
T. iA- Editors of the Richmond Wing, National Inegcnccr
Washington city, requested 10 insert the above IN
country paper and forward their respective accounts TO
: w. II. w, p Z. IF ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-03
Flowers--'he alphabet Of angels,
By which, on leaves and flowers,
they write mysterious truths.

Mr.. A. WALSH made a few appropriate remarks, and
concluded with toast. He called upon Lansing
burgh gentlemen who more accustomed to public
speaking.
GEN VELE fLansingburgh, replied in neat speech.
Among other things, he paid handsome compliment to
the lamented Jesse Buell. He concluded with this toast:
The New York State Fair, and the Fair of New York
State.
He called up the Rev. Mr.. CoLMAN, who gave -
k9The great subso plough, universal education.
Here, as the company was breaking up,
Mr. FERGUSON to pay a splendid compliment to
Mr.. Wadsworth, of Genessee He wished him TO prose
cute breeding in all its branches
Col. SrorE here made remarks the clergy Of
the United States, which called up
The Rev. Mr.. CHouLEs. He made some appropriate
marks He concluded by announcing the names Of the
committee appointed last evening He also desired that
public lectures might be delivered throughout the State
agriculture, and that the Society would take the sub
ject Immediately into consideration.
Mr.. CoLMAr followed with some remarks the clergy
and their influence upon agriculture. He then made
some beautiful and happy remarks upon women and the
position they occupy in relation to this subject His
marks sometimes very humorous and elected great
applause II is impossible to do them justice in linn
its.
A.r. BALDWIN, Of Syracuse, made remarks, but
the company breaking up and we could not hear
them.
REMARKS.
Everything at the dinner passed off with the
best feeling. The company were greatly and
Justly delighted with the Hon. Adam Ferguson
OF Waterstown, Canada, member, we believe, Of
the present Legislature at Toronto. He made many
trends and well .wshers.
There were occasional sallies of wit, and inter-
soul.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-03
Andre Papers.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD =

u The EDITOR OF The HERALD
Allow one of your readers to express the plea
sure he has derived from the perusa of the papers
published in the Herald, relating to the Of Ma
Jor Andre They are not only highly interesting in
themselves, but valuable historical documents The
thanks of the public are due TO Colonel Beekman
for permitting this use to be made of them. In re-
gard to one of your queries, it will be in Sparks
Life Of Arnold Up 22D that he had he originals be-
fore him in writing that work, and that he has given
brief account Of their contents.
MIR. Sparks also mentions other papers, Uife of
Arnold p. 222,) which can be hardly less interesting
or important. These are the testimony of Paulding,
Williams, and Others at the trial of Joshua Smith.
1t is also known, that Lafayette, Knox, and other
officers of high rank were examined at the same
time; and this trial in the nature of court
martial, the testimony undoubtedly taken down
in writing. The records of this testimony pro-
badly in the possession of Colonel Beekman, they
would naturally accompany the papers which you
have published. Will not Colonel Beekman extend
his iberaly still further, and allow these papers to
meet the publiceye through the same channell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-03
THE NEW YORk
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
PHI A r M A G. Y
ESTABLISHED FOR THE
OF OLA


las with the
IL particularly from the unfortunate victims Of
unprnciped etsnde who now daily gaining strength
following preparations have already obtained celebrity
paralellsd in the annals Of medcin, ,r
for all forms Of dyspepsia low spirits, loss Of
appetite assitude cutaneous eIuptons general debility
disposition consumption, and all complaints arising from
with Of fever and ague, and pre-
tentative to ysow feye Sold in bottles &C 81 and 81 each
For the of rheumatic collie, bruises, spi
nal disease headache the joints and mme
date and permanent relief Guaranteed Sold bottles IS cts
THE PARIsIAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
For the OF all OF delicate disease for pains IN
the bOns. spop. throat, Other di.tIs..nG
nss s@itis: 81 CAT PILL
ood exciting the whole aimenta canal healthy acto,
nd giving ygor the vital powen. This medicine is
nely supercedng the drastic purgatives Of the noum
THE FEMALE RESTORATIVE PILL.
For the Of those complaints peculiar TO the female SEX
organs with full directions and cautions and sold in
boxes 81 8 s fsn zs III i'q GooPERs PILL
For the of cutaneous eupons govt, chrome rheuma
''
discharges from the ursthTa Sold in bottles 50 and
THE PAPILLARY HEALING POWDER,
the skin Sold in closely stot phals at 50 EACH
The above preparations may also be had Of the following
sub-agens in this city,
j. ". Basset, ga Broadway
Dr. e. M. Guion ls7 Bowery.
DR. King, 2s7 Hudson street.
VIM. Am:sropg, i% Fulton street Brookyn;
Principal ONCE Of the College for New York. 81 Nassau
street.
auS smr W. s.RICHARDsoN. Agent
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Marine Court.

Der. before Judge Sherman.
Darid 8. Gandon vs. .9bel M QuiunJy-The plaintiff ia
dentist from the State Of Maine and is now absent on
visit there. The deenden and his family resided in War
street. His lady teeth becoming imperfect Dr. G. i'm
portuned her repeatedly, las stated by sweetookng
male friend of Mrs. o. to give him the job OF making
beautiful new set removing all that remained except
ing the six front upper which sound enable
him to do So On assurance Of the and beauty and
good service ofnew Ones she finally consented agreeing
to pay $50 when the teeth perfected When finish
ell they placed in her mouth, but did - st. and she
could neither talk spit with them stated evidence,
to nothing OF the duty required Of them when sitting
down. with good appetite, to a hearty dinner. In vain
the Doctor altered them-n vain assured her that they
would accommodate themselves to her gums and At by
and-bye-her mouth continued to become still in
famed still after months of pain and torture she
gave up the idea oftrying them any longer Twelve dol
lars had been paid being taken Of the mouth and
suit il brought for the balance. An eminent dentist who
examined the teeth, said they had not been well made
the upper and lower did shut together square
and therefore rendered justification and aItc uaton diff
called bucket handle extended from side to the
other of the upper teeth passing the sound in
front but chang and njuring the eye-teeththe pins
which fastened the pivot joint OF the two
not placed one Immediately above the other they
should have been, that when the mouth opened
the upper would be drawn back the lower press
ed forward thus disorting the gums. Mrs. O. kept the
teeth which were set in gold The jury gave verdict
for plaintiff of SO.
For plaintiff Mr.. Allen.-For defendent MIR. Mulock.
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Court OF Common Pleas.

oor.L-Beore Judges Ushoefer. Ingraham and Ings
DEoIsoSs-.John Wesfsrpeh, .r, VS.. Monmouth b. Hart
This was motion for att achmen against the Sheriff. in
not making seasonabe return An execution for $3.50 had
been given TO Mr. Hubbe deputy sheriff, against Samuel
NJ Wiseman, as drawer and Edwin L. B. Brooks and VIM
b. Fash as endorsers a note He levied upon Wise
mans furniture, the nonexempt portion Of which in
sufficient then struck upon and advertised Fashs real
tate on which other executions exist instead of proceed
ing against the personal property OF Brooks The Court
stated that the rule show day
too soon, and on that account the motion is denied
Joel e. Stone vs. Charles G.. Chrisfman-A verdict Of
Sl25 had been obtained against defendant as a common
carrier subject TO correction by the court which altered
the award 10 $33 Motion is made for recon sideraop
solely relates to costs. Order revoked and original
finding jury confirmed the plaintiffs receipt agreeably
TO opinion Of the Court.
Cunning CHAM Harris Monmouth Il. Hatt.-Relative
10 writ OF erd tasia which had been seed-Sherf dis
charged IRON attachment, without costs provided, he
makes return within five aays
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Circuit Court.

Der. l.-Before Judge Kent
Hinckey Wiiisms VS.. Benjamin p. Bigelow.--This
an action for libel, the damages laid at $4,000 Mr. Will
lams a merchant in good standing a, Goshen Mass
and the defendant somewhat extensive carriage
facturer Some difficulty had occurred between them
The dciendent South business and roe several
anonymous letters to the creditors and acquaintance Of
plaintiff, rejecting upon his credit and character. The
letters had the effect apparently intended Mr. Williams
was struck upon his business broken up and far
peeuniary matters went completely ruined No defence
was offered. The anony letters traced de-
PENDENT by several witnesses Verdict for plaintiff $1,000
damages, and six cents costs
For plaintiff Mr.. Josiah Howe.
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Charleston, .. q.
Correspondence OF the Herald.1

CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept &, 1912.
Great and Destructiue Fire in Charieston.
]. G. BENNETT, ESQ.,
Last evening, about nine o'clock, the cry of fire
was heard through our usually quiet streets, and
shortly after old St. Michaels peaed out its warning
notes. calling together fremen loafers thieves, rob-
bers, nggers, &c, as well as decent citizens. The
fire was in large range of new and substantial
buildings known as "Preoleaus block" The rear
of the stores has been built within year two,
and the fronts repaired, granite Easements, and
other costly work having been put upon them. The
range contained five stores, three of which were
occupied. The fire discovered in the of the
one occupied by J. G. Burckmyer, as a commission
house MIR. BIS stock was not large at this time,
although he is one OF our heaviest men. He had
reduced his insurance about halt within month
past Nothing was saved from his store, not even
his books. His notes, cash, &c, he always kept in
Union Bank. The fire then extended to John s.
Joness extensive oil and paint store, and from the
nature Of his stock the confagration was most fu-
rious he is said to be heavy loser, and but par
italy insured The next store was occupied by +.
Lanneau, as wholesale grocery and provision
store, and here the heat from burning bacon, mo-
lasses, &c, was very intense. His stock was In
sured for $1,000, which will cover his losses. Dur
Cured, supposed to be- from gun powder, scattering
bricks, tlle &c, among the fremen and citizens,
but happily without injury to any one. The stores
occupied, and were but partially burnt. The range
of buildings is insured in the Charleston Insurance
and Trust Company, for $40 OO0 and the same Office
has about $40 900 more the different stocks. D.
rectly the north of the burnt buildings, separated
by narrow street, is Vendue Range, and serious
fears entertained that the fire would extend to
the stores and warehouses on that street, under this
idea several Of the auctoneers moved their stocks
of goods, causing to of them considerable loss
by theft, mud, water, &c. This peculiarly the
with the goods of Mr.. Bude, Miner, and Hanc-
KEEL. They will, however, have claim on the
moved their goods. AT one time the stores opposite
the burning buildings were in great danger, but for
tunately the fire was confined to the block on which
1t commenced. The wind was high from the east,
and had the fire crossed East Bay it is probable
should have had similar conhagratlon to tn al OF
1888.