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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-02
YIN IN HINFNsN y wv I'NE"VI'
RICHARD F. DlRRAcoTr, See'ry.
Extract Of letter 70 gentleman this city from
friend IN PENNSYLVANIA

Extract Of letter gentleman this city from
friend IN Pennsylvania
" rejoiced TO hear. that YOU nave enterprise enough
at Richmond, attempt the navigation of your cana by
steam. | have examined the subject carefully and | can
nothing prevent its complete success except
from careessness and nattenon the part those who
have the OF the canal. Ii it permitted be filled
up by the hillside washings every three miles,
" understand has been the case, the work
well; but the required depth OF five feet be preserved
or four there can be question the Of
tins the most important enterprise that has within
knowledge, been attempted IN your city, except, indeed
the union OF the Eastern and w WateTsitSc which
never should be given up. was few DAYS PHI
adelphia and find that the Ericsson Propelers have
become very popular there: two companies have been
formed for transporting freight and passengers between
that Is through the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
They are both succeeding; while the public accommo-
dated at greatly reduced price Previous to the
bshment Of these Ericsson Propeller Boats, the Railroad
charge for passengers four dollars and for freight
lOc. per 100 lbs Is reduced 81 for passengers
and 10 SC. per 100 lbs. for freight. And did understand
that the boats would take passengers
at dollar eifhout meals and such passengers
did board the moderate price OF 25c meal would
be charged This great saving has been produced by the
'JudciOus investment OF about $4,000 which under
stand is the cost Of Peck & Lores two boats.
Ii Richmond will look well this NATTER she will soon
be able TO push her great work. Westward, The
" far West"
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The New orb and Boston papers promise In few da
acoucspondence which hss been going for time
bctwccu the leading manufacturers aud merchants Of New
tariff new commercial treaties, SC Penn. Inquirer
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d. Appleton recently appeared At Chauanoga, Tenncs
soo, McsmcnEef under the name Of Mr.. Loton. lie
recognized however, scoundrel who had away
with widow from Baltimore, having two wives be.
fore. and be speedily left tho place.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-02

IL The breach in the Canal has been repaired and yes
ierday and the day before, large number Of boats
down.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
port OF Richm ond.
Nigh Nat o'eiook a. W
ARRIVED,
Schr Oakland Dunn Norfolk sundrcs.
Sehr Manchester, Worth. New York stndries.
s'hr Two Friends Eaton Portland potatoes to Il Trpeu
Son.
SAILED,
Schr Lake, Vinal, Sandwich, coal
Sehr Governor, Solomon, City Point tobacco
Brig DAVID Duiiel, Adams, New York, coal.
Schr George Henry, Herrick Sandwich, coal
steamboat Columbus, Parish. Baltimore. tobacco.
sehf Harriet Newell, Beaman. Gloucester. Mass coal
schr Pioneer. Rhea, Gun Powder. Ashes
sehr Morea smith, Boston.
sehT North State, Chamberlain. Norfolk.
NEW YORK, May 3-Cleared schrs vesper Hopkins Rich
moni Va Nesmh Leads Co f. b Caldwell Lake Petersburg
A. p. Cooley & Co.
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fHnrrsraxr rrsoofaL coNvENToN.-Thc annual convcn.
uon II Protestant Episcopal Church Of Maryland will be
open this mornias % o'clock, IN 81 Pau's Church.
Bali ABgsT., Of WedHesdaV
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ALLEN & cos NEW OFFICE.
UNDER EXCHANGE.

TO-DAY the little Lottery viii be drawn Exchange the
Capital $1,000 will be drawn by Of Allen
Single Tickets 50 so, shares proportion.
Certificate Of Package Of Whole, S245O
Do. do Halves.
Do. do .Qnaners I2I
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WORTHAM'S OFFICE.
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.

For prize Ticket worhams. In the New Jersey Class
No Sc Nos 90 &C g. Of 81 OOO paid this
fee yesterday Where has been sold and paid very
months more than hundred of three number prizes.
Lottery to be drawn the Exchange Capital 81 OOO-
Tickets 50 so Don't forget $4,000 Tomorrow reeoect
for Tickets call al la
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ANEcD0rE,-SOon after the close Of the war Of 1912 nm
American merchantmen, manned by green Yankee went
London. One Of the Jonathans pitched ashore and
landed in large warehouse The proprietor seeing he
green stepped up him, and said ~ r. friend
you ttte mn-me" he could no further. The head
clerk advanced and said, 81 gdess tell you what be-
going ssyhe going 90 ask II you could tell him
thc reason why Bslsam's spoke F-"Wa," replied
Jonathan II Rucss can. guess Balaam suffering
and couldn't speak and hs stepped and spoke
for hmm
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p1r Auction Cnrd.-spIcndid ON p,in,,ny.

We invite the particular attention OF Connoeurs public
TO the splendid collection OIL at auction
Day, nj 10 O'Clock, at the EIhange Long Room
The neh Silver Ware inspection will be sol
at the same place, at - O'Clock precisely
lu2 INLOES A. RROTIIER Auets
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that precinct has been vaied in consequence Of failure
oswear the pckeeper. which the law positively requires;
and as Mr. Glmer determined hold obtained
IN manner which operses unequsy. and which
TO come in conflict with every principle OF justice think
nothing but right that Mr. Goggn should hold him to the
rigid letter OF the law; il submit tamely be depv-
ed of sacred rights should longer boast
free and enlightened people, Of privileges Liberty is
sisres to the behests OF Power.
Yours, respectfully.
P.S.-The vote taken at Rapid Ann
Gilmer, "a
Goggin, ~
| write in haste, OF.
COMMENTARY.
We presume of course that il is certain Me-. Gimer
means TO hold fast thus tickshy obtained -
We did not believe il! We could not believe it, We
could not believe it. We thought had known him. and
that WITH great vanity and vaultng ambition he had
sui many noble points about him. but supposed
Inc would stoop to obtain public honor such terms!
Corporal Streeer outrageous about the thing than
we have known him about any lie says il
the girls would smile him again; misfortune which
we think the Corporal the greatest which pos
sbe to befa He learned the subcettoo and
one way OF coming in the dOYr which the night way
and another OF getting the window which the wrong
way! The Corporal think that something like
political rape has been committed by Madison and Greene
IN the rank injustice they have done Orange Abcmae
Nelson Amherst and Bedford This know; that there
not few in Madison and Greene, and good DE.
moeats too, who coincide with the Corporal in opinion
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.AEEECTIAG sEnRn,,

The robbery the Trust Company is not the only ag
edy of which the Of Columbus has been the scene.
Mrs. Elizabeth &. Thompson has also been robbed Of lew
al (of man, and advseth with the public touching the
same in words following, Wit:
"S5 Reward.-Le my bed and board, without any Just
pTovocatOn, my husband, Alexander Thomson
whom was lawfully married by Squire McKendree
The said Thompson left this city few days SINCE for parts
unknown his loving and devoted wife. My husband is
about twenty four five years old but has not Vet arrived
discretion. He about five feet six inches in
height dark complexion, blue Jealous locking eye and
usually suspicious and disirstu Of those he takes nte
rest ia. Any who will give information Of the above
parsonage me- Columbus, will receive the above re-
ward aud the thanks Of most chase, and discon-
ISOLATE wife ELIZABETH G.. THOMPSON.
CoLUNBUs, May -.
Editors who feel disposed aid the cause Of injured in.
noccnce, will please publish the above.
Surely this Alexander Maynard chicken TO ramblo
from the shelerng wing Of careful hem and should
be surprised 10 learn that he Is Of kin him Of whom
writ in sad hefOics
"Oh, Tommy Thompson! Tommy Thompson, Oh 80
literary correspondent Of the Columbus Enquirer fore
boiling the anxious curiosity Of the public has in touching
narrative, unveiled the hymenea history Of the 'isard
wonch" Elizabeth We cannot iorboar quoting part
"Dontu rcckkoec sum or eight munths ago rich wild
dur kun from Stewart kouny up here srAREIN' She
kourted Nisiur Thompson roale dcer in watcrmeluns
appals md mock need spcrits, jet eeto abuN Rusc &
Blnrrds store, Oppasit Captain BaOws hotel. Aur she
had addressed him fur short TYNE, he begun felc rrN
EuosHUNs and fynae when he hurd had So 900
DuIurs he "oOuLD HOLD OUT 80 MORE" tina MAJ.
Tyed The neKtmomin he swoTo she ANGLIA oman
what jet suited him. fur she hadn't bort pare shuse
munths and she rich lie konsuied seyral Law
yo about the best fur him go about akin charge
his DULcyNEAs ETFEx aur Rttn thur advise he
hur Home to proknim himself "NoSARcE 10 SUR
vAyuE" lie found that oil COLE that guufs-an un
tcen rotch has desued his bettur half She no OF
tho look out fur him, she kan give him change Of ko
thing. ackshunutc krcu for she he didn't HARRY enny
with him. She requested II couid gii cnn
niurmashun konsurnn him. that wud obyge bur by dap
pin hur u lync thru the post oiycc; and that She who
ca rekwcsi the Presydent Of Texas lee him mann
before she CUTS thar.
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Commercial Rctoro.
Itichniond Markets.
{ Reported aud corrected ,reekiy for the Wais.l
JIf\E, 1 1874

JUNE l, lSi3
GRAlN-Whcat prices nominal-none to
60 etseoming quite freely Oats wagons Depot
J7l cents
CLoNERsEED-s5 per buslcl-no demand
HERDS GRASS-75c. bu-hcl
TIMOTHY SEED-s2l per bushe.
flsIl-IIeuings s5i. No. I; 81! No. =.
lRoN-English s75. swrdes sa5 Tredegar 500.
CANDlEs-IuT's Patent Halls cents
FLOURISH: dun.
TEhsImpca Cunpowder So Black 5oa rs cts
WlllSkEN-Ilhis sic; Bbls. use.
CoffEE-Rio to sic; Laguayra SASH ST. Domingo 6a6l
Java lilnie cents
MOLASSES-POr;o Rico l9as2c; New Orleans 2la2i cents
Oll-Winter SIS fs1 Strained 65a7O; Whale hbls
PRoNlSONS-wcsicr Bacon a a 5! cents Lard "a cents
PLAlSrER-S5 On RasnB Bank.
suGARs-St Groin 5as.e; Porto 5lal; Orleans
Slc sHUr-5ie. SALT--Wharf 81 65 Store So co.
CATrLEBeef s. To ssh Sheep sll To ss Hogs 81
ToBACCoLugs So! to 81; Common Leaf sal sal
ding to Good SIS 81 Fine 81 $40 qua
$40 o SIi
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! BARGAINS!!!
MOTHER supply received the large and well g.
lecied assortment OF fashionable cheap goods which in
Ve the attention Of buyers for favor
me with call depend finding cheaper than
any other establishment the eitythe Comprising par
81 -, and ~ bro Cloth J. 81 and higher
81 - and ~ bleached do 81 5, q, = T. . aud 10
81 and 81 Della Maryland and Hamilton sheetinr
Caieoes OF all kinds and prices, H. 10 and 1871
Avonsdale aud Lonsiale Nankeen, {. 9, 10 md I2l
Manchester No and Oznaburg Cheaper than ever knonl
Morton de l and .
Merchants Petersburg and > do
Eagle do aud do
Bed-ueking g., :. = o. 10 and I2l
Apron Cheeks, g., :, Z. o. 10 and 1871
PenItentiay and other paids for
Furniture plaids and stripes do andI2l
AL kinds Of Cotton panaloon stun and I2l
DO do Gambroons and summer cloth, to75
Brown French linen drilling, Is ISL. 20 and -
Linen
Grass Linen for coats q al
White satin Linen drilling 37l To IS
Irish
Duck Drilling. al 81
Irish Linens, ali kinds and prices, 10 so
Brown and bleached Holland l2l 10 "a
Irish Linen, 25cts.
~ bro. Holland for pants. 25
Huckabaek and Russia Diaper. 49,. IL, lei and IS
UnbcsclIed Table 5Oto75
Beached and satin damask Diaper - S. upwards
few very large crumb cloths
With many other tedious cnumsrat. all
Of which will be sold At the lowest possible price, only by
w. MEREDITH.
n ew X A.
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"liaie holy Aame-hsle sakrcd tye,
What bincs 2 genital soIcs in /;
On ekwul wings thar pIeshurs hy
In okwal stfemes thar sorfors ruu

Jis do oll kan fur the pore woman D virptp,p love
w wimmin Judge koquiu said in speech be msid n the
kor House on Greenes rya that , was the konnectinp
lynx between man and the Devil Charleston Msreyrv
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SALES made shoekoe Warehouse Tuesday 3oth by
Hiim iHdrsoH. IT, Commission Merchant crop OF To
baeeo made by David Anderson, Louisa consisting OF Is
ht being the entire crop including Lug average
40 per 100
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Lab from the above mandatory by US, at New York
e 2-6t DAVENPORT L. ALLEN
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The Printing lnk manufactured Mesrs Ightboy Ia. been
used IN the Herald Job Office paper for some Tim. ana
without hesitation the have seen
]. ELLIOT
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L q m n n ODYs,
NEW YORK PRINTING INK
nlanlfalturn,

EDRINTINF Ink all CoIors. warranted eouaI,o a,v
constantly hand and offered on reasonable e,,.
Printers and wonders solicited trial Of mi. .r,
The senior partner has been engaged
PRINTING Ink Tor the lat eighteen Junior partner Tor
eight years and they feel confident they can make as good an
article any manufactured.
TFSTIMoNtALs
Having used the Messrs Lghtbodys Printing Ink have M
aton IN pronouncng equal superior to any now in Use
July I2ih, lsI2. JONAS BOOTH i47 FULTON street n Y
cHes Of hs "Nste World" .4aa Sre,, n. y
consider the Printing Ink Messrs rb
in every respect superior any in the market
July lsih' ls1S JOHN w RICHARDS, Freeman.
The Printing Ink OF the Lehibody has been for so-
time used the New World entirely satisfactory IN every
respect Ii VIII further any which We have used
July L. le4s Z. WINCHESTER
have used Ink manufactured Ightboy on the B,
Their Jonathan &c consider II good any used
J.. THOMAS
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PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE
ESTABLISHMENT.
EXCHANGE L


THE Subscribers having procured the Agency for the sale Of
l. VOIGTANDERS DAGUERREOTYPE APPAtAs
TUs constructed according 70 Professor Pezyas calculation
hand Of these Apparatus and artists
well Of their art wishing to procure good ap
this construction. They also have lately imported large
quantity of German and French plates and all the chemicals
used in their which they warrant respect they
made their order Polishing substances and
Eases all necessary materials sold the
able The following gentlemen have agreed act
their agents, wiz
+. White, Esq, IT'S Broadway, n. Y.
r. Hass Esq, Washington, ID. &.
Dr. A. Caspar Richmond, Va.
p. Laurens, ESD, Savannah, Ga.
William West, Esq. Cincinnati, OHIO.
with mittance will be promptly attended and should be
directed TO w. +. LANGENHEIM,
ie | 3msr Exchange Building, Phla
EDM c. COATES ayails himself pleasure of inform.
L the Ladies aud Gentlemen of New York and its vici
mites Paint Lkenesse the shortest
tce both Portraits and Miniatures Those who will favor him
with their invited call and his specimens
the same his residence 1857 Broadway between White and
Walker streets.
N b. Mr. q. also continues give private lessons gen.
tlemen.
Ladies in classes Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
Also Landscapes painted % Order from the smallest to the
largest Those who wish make their proession
be perfected in all the above branches, by applying above
Daguereoye Licensees correctly copied water colors in "a
hours. aul6 lmAec
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DIR. THOMAS SPECIFIC PILLS,
For the Speedy and Permanent Cure of Gonorrhed elect
Structures Seminal Weakness, and Diseases generally


of the Urefhrd.
IH class delicate diseases which these Pills well
adapted Of and appears
that all classes of society subject less to fall its
malignant grasp and blasted and borne down
suffering body and mind e victim OF its is ready
thing tst offers reasonable hope
Among the many medicines and means of relief that pac-
ed before the public unfortunately of them
by unacquanted with the nature of the maade which
they promise and of them Of the
of the medicines they for that
and may be easily oreseen the result that the
unfortunate fall into their hands relief but
the contrary the medicine employed being perhaps quite the
opposite OF what is required IN his aud the time tia,
lost only tend fsten the disease permanently and m
the patient lasting aud vexsous
II of the utmost importance the welfare OF the afflicted
individual that diseases this class speedily removed ana
also that they be removed with and safe remedies otne
wise they result the most dans.o
TO the peace and happiness of the PATIENT by leaving
nent seminal weakness structure the uTethra ns..
II the PROSTATE gland of the other very az
dies which invariably follow badly treated case VI s
hsa ,h,, sx;.t. for
Impressed with sense of the great necessity ' e,ss md
safe speedy arrest thls nr az Tbomss,
eectually put stop the -
Speci6c Pills announces with pleasure tnst os ~.
Pill 70 III ,ha, IA 1nred remove thoroughly ana eneeu
III 're nj .,. sn he OF this complaint and by
any II n,rts natural action, restore the patien
& G osp stages OF tins disease TO perfect ana
lasting speei6c Pills vegetable preparation composed OF
The ye principles only and entirely noxious TO the most
Hg All who have been partially or mper
health BY using box or two OF this remedy, .
Agents 70 fulton street, corner OF Gold; m Eaf
way and 273 Broadway, corner Of Chambers street. fne
au30 lm"r
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Common Pleas.

Before Judge Ingraham.
SEPT. 5th.-.fchon for MGney had and rsceired-JYm
G.. Vest and David II West rs Stephen Vaii-In March
1887 when cities laid in the wilderness spe
cuaton was at its highest elevation the defendant Vail
together with Abraham Suydam, joined in a project
which was suddenly to transform fine farm at Round
brook, in New Jersey into fourishing village to be
town. and for this purpose they proposed forming joint
stock company, to consist Of IS shares, each share
to be valued at $3.50. The conditions were, $50
cash down, and note for the balance at 8 months.
Among the spectators nthe Garritstown project
the plaintiffs who conformity became the purchasers Of
share the above conditions, which were complied
with on the 18th March, 1887, al New Brunswick the
plaintiffs receiving receipt which was produced in
agent for the defendant and Suydan. The project how
ever, like hundreds of Others never carried out
thirteen shares only having been disposed of out of the
recover the $50, with interest, which they had paid
down. The counsel for the plaintiffs presented, in EVIL
that the title to the land vested in VAIL until the
terms of the purchase had been fully complied with. He
also produced and read the deposons OF Horace Greeley
Esqr. and others who had been quilted in like manner
which showed that the project had fallen thu ough that
the defendant In lS42 personally communicated this fact
the deponents and that he had sold portion Of the
farm January, lsiO to William Phyle, for a conside.
ration The deed or title OF Phye to said portion,
also produced. Horace Ladd was examined, and his
testimony went to show that Vail had, in conversation
with him, in Spring last told HIM OF the failure of the
speculation and the sale OF the intended village to Phyle
Tor farming purposes. On these grounds the plaintiffs
brought this action to recover the money paid by
them
The counsel for the defence moved for a nonsuit on
these grounds list, That the charge being a special
one, could not be supported general grounds. I'd
That evidence ofthe mutually OF resentment Of
tract exhibited; and, lastly that suydam being
joint parcpator in the project with Veil should be join
ed in the present suit.
The Court charged that il the project in the minds Of
the Jury had fallen entirely through the plaintiffs had
right to that the admission of the defendant
shown sufficient evidence OF the resembling of the
contract and that not necessary TO have included
Suydsm with the defendant in the present action. The
Jury returned verdict for the plaintiffs in $72 As
damages.
The counsel for the defence took exception to the
charge ofthe Court.
E. G. Delavan for the plaintiffs. Peter A. Wilson for
defendant.
The Court then adjourned until Wednesday this day.
at 10 O'Clock.
SO, "a IS, SO, 81,
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General Sessions.
Before Recorder Talimadge and Alderman Brady and


JAMES r. WHIIISa. ESQ District Attorney.
TUESDAY Sept. 5th.- Vial Of Negro Bmglars.-A duck
legged elbow named Jacob Anderson, and darker
musached buck negro called lie wis Gardner were put
upon their trial charge OF burglary in the third de
gree in entering the store of T. Hadden 64 Leonard
street. and stealing two half chests OF young Tyson tea
half chest OF Tyson skin, catty box Of young ny SON
and three boxes oil cigars in all valued at STA IL Tho
mas iladden, one the firm testified to the having
been entered by false keys. and the property stolen
Patrick Dcaey OF 10 Orange street, testified that the
accused came TO his store the morning OF the 3st
July with bag containing tea which they wished
him to purchase He refused, and they then asked him
TO allow them to leave the bag there fer few moments,
whlch they did The bag and contents afterwards
claimed BY Mr. Hidden and delivered up colored boy
named William Robinson testified that he the &C.
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Price Two Cents.

cused enter the store Of Daley with " of tea and
heard them say that they received 81 from ally
tea and he to give them 81 after breakfast.
officer HUH waite testified that Anderson admitted that
with Gardser when he sold the tea but did not
in stealing it, the dcs called witnesses but
relied upon the OF identity OF the tea evidence
sufficient prevent a ction The Jury after short
absence returned verdict Of guilty, and the Court
tenc Gardner, old offender, Tor three gears and
Anderson for two.
OWED UP Edward L. Powers entered plea Of guilty
to assault and battery on Robert Andrews oil 1876
Thompso street 3Oh OF May last, and sentence
deferred until Friday of this week
John Owen also confessed guilt of assault and bate
ry Stephen Price, and sent to the city prison till
the 9th day of October to study antcombativeness and
meekness of spirit.
FORFEITED REcoGNIzANcEs.-The names OF the follow
ing persons having been called and not answering,
their declared forfeited and ordered
to be prosecuted forthwith John D. Sweet 0ysterman,
indicted Tor forgery in the second degree in having In
his possession quantity of counterfeit - notes Of the
Osego County Bank and also for selling 500 Of said
ney to Lucius Griffin for $25 not appearing his recog-
nizances Tor $1,000 signed by John Webster and Alexan
der ates, ordered TO be prosecuted
SUSAN JoSEs AGAIN This wench who stands indicted
three charges of grand larceny, and whose bonds
obtained order allow her escape justice again
called, and not answering her bail signed by Alexander
Yates and James A. Demerest in the sum OF $4,000,
declared for feed How much longer will this black de-
vii be allowed to escape justice
Philip OFT and George Gear for an assault and battery
on Michael Gagan were also called and their bail for
feited.
There being no business ready the Court adjourn
ed till this morning at IL o'clock.