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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-25

~ PURSUANCE iwo DEGREES Of The Uni
| IL. States Cour. ;or The fi1h Circuit AMI
Eastern District al Virginia held Al tie ci;y o,
Hlchnond-one pronounced on the BON day 9:
MAY ISi2-and tie other on he I'D May, 1915
in lie case OF
George Miller Complainant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-25
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AT AVUTIUN.
''tiE liz; acres Of land lately advertised by
a me, belonging 10 the family Of Nathaniel 4.
smith deceased, Giving on The Northanna Rive:
ana liz Creek, near Cars Bridge. mics from
HE Lonsa Rail Road. 30 nom ErcdericLsb ur.
ana 10 from Richmond. will b sold 10 HE high
esi bidder AZ Louisa C"bH Hoass, on Monday
Ansu' liih, being The fr>i day OF August Court.
IEaMs Une-:hird cash. the re-, IN -" and ,wo
years, with The usua! security
t'resi. dss"'in,inn i needless The tract nnitsa
believe, may exreci great bargain
LUCIAN MINOR,
July !2-cid, [,325l For The owaers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-25

u y. IT, TtUUP, UCNVdStu.
y. e. On the sam- day, will be sol! on a credit
d! six months ~ line Mules, ~ TO - young
Cattle. and the Farming Utensils. D. C.
King George cour:y, July f-cits
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-25

$4,000 Capital.
Alexandra Lottery, Glass 81 10 he drawn al
Alexandra, D. c., Saturday, 23i August, 1915.
IS Nos, and ~ drawn ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
100000 10000
5000 $500
5000 l,0l7
100 prizes OF 1000 each, &c, &c
Tickets 10 dolars--Halvc 5-uuaTteIs 81.
A certificate ola package Of % whole tickets l30
Do. do 35 halves o.
Do. do % quarters % 50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-25

1894 10000
1000 1903
so prizes of 900 so prizes of4C0, &C., &c.
Tickets 10 dol.-Halves 5-Quaters so.
A certificate of package Of &c whole tickets $50
DO. do. 26half do. Is
Do. do. 2Gquartcr DO. 30 so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-25

IUU prizes oil ,UUU each, &c, &C
Tickets 10 dollars-Halves 5-Quarlers so
A certificate OF a package Of 25 whole tickets 1870
Do. do % halves is
Do do 25 quarters - SO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-25

Tickets FLO, halves 5, quarters so.
Certificate Of a package OF &c whole tickets, $40
Do. do 2G halves, 70
Do. do 26 quarters, 80
In addition TO the above large Schemes, w. ?.
T. has always ON hand Tickets in smaller Lotto
ries-Capitas ranging from 81, GOD TO q, 900, ard
Tickets from 10 S dollars-drawlngs Of which
are received daily. For prizes in any LolleIy,
address w. p. TURPIN,
July % Richmond Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-24
City Intelligence.

WAsHIsGros GHEYs-The Washington Crews OF
Phiiadephla are about paying visit to this city This
is the same company thar came here about egbtee n
years ago, and encamped at Hoboken land one Of the
hrst to make these friendly visits from city to ano.
tner where they secured gold medal as a token of re-.
spect from 1--WE beevs Col Dickerson and were highly
conpmented by the press and military gentlemen
for their excellent drilling and gentlemany
They are of the Oldest volunteer companies in Pha.
delphia being the one that Gen lafayette
orary member Of and. who drilled them himself they
being attached to him his body guard and thew now
have his sign ature on their old active roll.
SUDDEN DEArH-1t is with regret that we are called
upon to announce the sudden death of Mr. Lewis Thi.
bree, Of No 20 Lspenard street. fahernaw of Bishop
James who died suddenly yesterday under the follow
ing circumstances About o'clock in the morning a
FIRE originated in the chimney of the house adjoining
to the in which he resided and fearing for the
cfhis dwelling he proceeded to carry pail full of ater
up stairs for the purpose OF wettng the roof but be.
coming exhausted he sat down and shortly afterwa
expired from excitement and over exerton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-24
Police Intelligence.

Nov. 2s--.4rson and Lareeny-Henry Straus was ar.
rested last night for attempting to IRE the premises No
l3e Duane street between ~ and o'clock also
therefrom quantity Of carpenters tools some boots
eso some clio hing belonging to MIR Francis Rolling and
Henry Crimson there also found in his
eight muskrats tkins and rabbit skin claimed nv
Mr. kee they having been stolen from his pre- misses
the Bellevue Aims House Committed
PeM Larcert,s Joseph Williams was arrested by
Prince John Davis late last night for robbing Daniel
Smith Of shirts aud clothing valued Eve dollars Com.
mitted.
hne large cheese wass Stopped last night by p.licemsn
Osulivan, and not being ate very correct &C.
count OF himself was locked ~ The can pr cure
hi. property BY spplylD at the police Office. rombs
Sts"nng a GtGf.- George LebeIvoe was detec,e ed in
the act OF carry ing OF CRATE 81 from No 10 Car.
nine street The property vi Samuel Romano, brought
IN by ofhcer Townsend Committed Tor trial
No further cases OF any importance Of the
police ofces. Even rum h. ais scarce, which IA
very remarkable We think something b brs
Tor generally sftera calm comes storm.
n S.riou, .3fttfsnt & ap' AIN Gray Of tina br;p
Bridgton arrived last night IRON Tobacco in a..
deavor 10 jumI ON one 81 ip 10 another with LIT
er.osg, ns loot clipped and he fell into the river be
tween tie two vessels. and dropping the bag oil Letters
he with great difficulty swan the deck. Captain
Dill of the First Ward while Pier No 10 this mo nine
early, saw reg boy fishing out something, when upon
examination he found il 10 be package Of papers and
letters he, therefore, took them the chiefs Office
When IN the course OF the day Capt Gray sent Tor the
mall which was in safe state, he generously left 80 for
the rag boy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-24

meeting Of tho Abolition party of this State has
called at Syracuse for Monday evening next under the
glaring heading Of Ne Ration with Sl,very Tor
the purpose OF adopting measures to defeat he anne
ton OF Texas by rejection Of her constitution This il
bur one branch Of the warfare waged ny friend o.
the Iubnne against the advancing spirit of the aye; and
Will probably be attended with as important results
General Campbell, U. S Consul at Havana Srrived in
New Orleans the l4th inst in tho bark Colossus and
left Immediately for Charleston, via Mobile.
The Columbia Chronicle states that the Hon George
McDuie ia Vt present in that vicinity visit to his
relatives. His health is said to be much improved
The Hon Daniel Webster, says tho Poughkeipsis
Eagle arrived in this village Thursday last to
the Circuit Court in session In highly important
case from Rensselaer, County and will probably remain
until Tuesday or Wednesday OF next week,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-24

Inc following ia the only addition to the catalogue Of
arrivals auring yesterday, at the principal hotels
aMsncAsuA Ingram, Pittsburgh; NJ r. Dallett, Phi
iaai h1oeI. n hanien, Georgia; Sr. Portland, Benmr
Russell hsmmatt filings, Boston; DR.. Mutar Philsd
AsToR-Mr; Pickens, Boston; Tim. Zeuber, Oneid,
Castle; j. NJ Peabody, Buffalo; W c. North Kingston
w. A. Moseey, Buffalo; James NIcDonagb a. Iosis, p
Ash, Phad; 5 A. Whitney, do; s vose, Albany: j. w
Patterson. Boston; y Tenny Georgetown; C. a. Athsr
ton, ~ II; L. Mills, Boston; Judge Wilson cooaass
town. A. b. Town, Boston e. Cushing Mass; H. B Tib.
bits, Boston; d. G. Poole, n o. Nessrs Hale Riddl.
Boston
CuY-E. d. whpple, Albany; =. Foote, Norwich
Thomas r. Arnott Liverpool; Aug Kellogg y. o; join
p. Edwards, Providence; 1t Tenck, ". q. A; j. White
Norwich Conn; w. Z 0reenweIl, Washington; JOIN
r. Totem u =. Coast Survey 9. D. Ogden, Paterson
4, Becknel ~. Y.
FaAsKLis-Abraham Norris, Pittsburgh; j. SERVER
Boston; II Nickerson, Boston; H. q. l.. Foster, Al
bsnyi bowdle Phila; A. Wright do
GLosE-B. Newton, v Y; u. w. stenhsm, Prov;
II Fisher Philad; John Potter, do.
HowARp-Thomas Firth Philad; Thso. Miller Hud
som Thomas Goold, Boston; G. J. Cuyler Albany; Hon
Vi Morris Pittshed, N Jos NJ Whittier, Boston, Hon
oraole Jacob -Brinckerhof, Mansfield, Ohio; DR. How
srth Boston; wsrrsn ssxtsr, W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-24
MONEY MARKET.
Sunday, Nov. s3, 1855 !

The speculative movement In the fancy stocks has be-
come nearly exhausted and the convonng Of Congress
SO hand that the principal operators have como
to the conclusion keen quiet until the first excite
ment Of the session subsidies.
We annex comparative table giving the quotations
for stocks this market for each day Of the week just
closed and ~ the last day of the previous week. for the
purpose Of showing the variation in prices from day to
day. The market throughout the past week has been
rather quiet and it closed much more depressed than
has been for time past.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-24

The Donaldsonville Tigiiant, Of the 9th. has the
following The attendance Of sugar planters at the
Convention at this place the 9th 10 l. was not an m
ciently large the opinion Of hose present 10 ,rrsnt
any action their part in behalf of this great interest
This failure may he attributed TO the that the pre-.
moment In which planters ara all hs I'd A.
work
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-24

John Starin was tried ri Fonda, Montgomery Co.,
on wednesday last for setting FIRE the house OF John
Prinfup IN Root, on the 7th Of June In which two
grandchildren OF Printup were consumed After Ia.
borisus investigation Of the case, the jury brought In
verdict Of not guilty and the prisoner was discharged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-24

MUslcAL-THR GERMAN OpERA-A good deal OF
sensation in the musical and fashionable word, has
been made by the announcement of the forthcoming
German Opera. As usual the small critics and
small musicians are also in stew. But the most
amusing thing we have seen Is the objection made
by the dirty Sunday press that Rappetti, because he
Is an Italian and Euenne, because he is French can
not perform in German Opera. This reminds us of
an anecdote that took place at New Rochelle two
years ago. A foreign gentleman playing on
piano, q very pretty piece Of melody and harmony
from French Opera. "That is very pretty" said
a clerical person present, "what is it 7" "Oh, ,
replied the performer, cit is piece of French mu-
sic" 1T is replied the other every pretty it is
do play ii more in English 10 u.s.
Such is the absurdiiy Of the objections made to
Etenne and Rappetti.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-24

EXPRESS TO BosToS On the arrival of the South
ern mail yesterday, express was immediately
started over the Long Island Railroad via Stoning-
ton, for Boston The object was unknown 1t left
prook lvn az Q o'clnck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-24

CURIOUS DEvELoPMEnrs-Ir TRuY-We notice
IN the National Hteiiigencer, OF Saturday, curious
letter from New York correspondent, supposed to
be Mr. NJ L Davis, in regard TO the appointment to
the office OF Port Collector, Of Mr.. Lawrence, in
stead OF Mr.. Coddlng,on. 1t seems by this state
ment, that some mouths since, Mr. Polk had an in
terslew with Mr. Dix, of the United States Senate
and assured Kim that so as himself and his po-
llucal friends should agree upon the proper persons
10 fill designated Offices, and among others the Col
lectorship OF New York, the incumbents should be
removed, and the persons recommended be appon-
ed. Upon the strength OF this promise, the " old
hunkers," through their leading men, nominated
Mr. Coddington for the Office OF Port Collector =
While Mr. Polk was considering this nomination,
however, 1t seems that friend of the administra
ton, learning that Mackenzie's pamphlet was in pre-
paratlon, had an interview with him. and informed
him that II the letters were represented and co :
pies furnished him, he could defeat the appoint
ment of Mr. Coddngton. The letters were accord
ly furnished, and proceeding to Washington, the
gentleman exhibited them first 10 Mr.. Walker, and
then 10 Mr. Polk, who, upor reading them, excaim-
ed, Il will not appoint Coddington, but a man of
my own" These statements are entirely without
confirmation, and are probably intended TO defeat
the confirmation Of Mr. I.swrence's appointment,
by the Senate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-24

nayed great variety Of characters during the engage
msnt No srsfes better deserve the popularity they
hsya gained and the applause bestowed on their efforts
This evening Macbeth" is presented in which Mr. and
Mrs Kean are without rivals.
Ma AND Mas. MowArr passed through Baltimore on
the olst inst, on their way to Richmond Va, where
Mrs Mowstt makes her debut this week.
The French operate troupe have arrived in New Or
leans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-24

The STRANGE AFFAIR IN GREgNg-Johnson. OF
Greene, Cnenango county, who is now under ex-
animation in Broome county on charge of having all
Quoted or murdered Mrs Bout is nearly 20 years Of age
and estimated 70 DO worth $40 600 II appears by the
occasion criminal Intercourse with Mrs. Bout aud that
to hide his guiit she was murdered or abducted Mrs
Burdick being supposed 10 have knowledge of Johnson
guilt IN attempt was madeas reade rs ALREADY know
to get nd Of her Johnson ia efended by John Col.
lier and Daniel y. Dickinson = - - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-24

VERY IMPORTANT FROM ST.. DoMNGo.--We
have received ria Cape Hayden and Boston, high
iy Interesting letter from correspondent in st.
Domingo, which we publish on the outside OF this
days paper. |, contains a good deal OF important
intelligence, and gives rs E. history OF the move
nents Of Mr. Hogan. the American commissioner
TO the Dominican Republic,
i appears that the Spanish part Of Hayti, Gale 4
dominica, sometime age applied 10 our government
10 be recognized as an independent Republic, free
and dlstnctfrom Hayu Ourgovernment despatched
an agent to ST. Domingo to examine into the re-
sources and capacity of that portion of the country
II IS understood that he has made report, which
WIN probably result IN the acknowledgment
OF the Dominican independence. In the time
Q. Boyer, the same application was made
by the Haytiens, but the evident incapaciy of the
black race tor self government, prevented the ad-
mlnistralion from ever having any thing TO DO with
the Black Republic, although John Quincy Adams
sxerted himself to bring about recognition. Il is
now supposed that the Dominican Republic will
meet better fate. II is composed o. Spaniards
and Mulattos, whose condition has the elements
oil success and prosperity, and who are evil
IDENTITY destined 10 produce complete revolution
throughout the Island OF Hayti War now exists
between the two races and the pominlcans gene
rally successful II is very probable, therefore,
that the acknowledgment of the independence of
Dominica, and the implied protection she will thus
receive from the United States together with the
ncapacity of the blacks, and the quarrels and am
bitlon OF their leaders, WILL short time, complete
ly subver the Hayden Republic and throw the
whole island into The hands of the Domncans
Il is necessary that the United States should now
throw her protection around the whole territory OF
America, and particularly the islands in our vlcial-
~. The movements Of France and England rela-
tive to Texas and the Argentine Republic, make il
important for government 10 take decided
stand on this point.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-24

CousT FOR THE CORRECTION or ERRoRs--ALBA-
ny, Nov. ~, lSi5-Pfesent-Lleut. Gov, Gardiner
and Senators No. IA Stewart va The Trustees
Of Hamilton College Mr. C. r. Kirklapd was heard for
defendants In error
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-24

HoRRlpLE.-The developments recently made in
Greene, IN this State, relative to the mys,e.
rous disappearance OF one woman and the attempted
murder Of two others, a, the nstigation OF an old
ran, seventy years Of age surpasses the horrors Of
the spanish inqulsion. We give the particulars in
mother column
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-24

Original Ethiopian sercnnders-r ,.i.;.,,s
opEYA HOUSE-Is be borne ia mind hat nis Is W.
4 .eyxrpg Of v short arrargemeut IN ice py ,ess.
- non wood, Pelham, &c. for ,almos Oprrs nuse
I'd H. that they have selected for this ,n mos" be
and popular that has yet met uie luu,as
.eedess to recapulse thu msriis Of hee itcui
~ ,ss-they lly established IN ms couiinu ~
through the whole continent and return " "
sw sr faTtl erto sontriente TO the general ehteHah
va. c,srn amt Black Tea-very superior
n o g. do, g. Young Hyson, superb articles "a.
Coionx a. etra sale aud tail OF the Cant y Tea
% ana Us =, me ch the OF Court
,od ,, o md Isl Cha han street Pearl aud Koose
welt Is te OLDEST ~ upright dealing. aud for The
.neh rlutaon lot ands. and Doubt s. will fore
hal cuaI'fY ~ their goods recommend miles coun
nd uuivaed We earnest, bic 10 this very rsspecsbe
ry merchants and the whole pm. 49, -
establishment.
NotIce.-The name of a. d.y changed bv mn,",
NY Edwards Co.. having bsrsan sr conducted under the
anne and firm Of Anthony ClaS The subscrber are t6
W and notice is hereby given ia liability or transse,
An, ~ persons duly authorisedto incur 90
any Z DWAH. VE
j. II. CHA n23
~" - -, a.. :, Zleber
philadelphia Agent for I'VE Her'ss> e subscri.
CO. = Ledger Building, Third street rho IsceA I'm
ber aud snge copies for sale daily at o'eieck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-24

CLOSING OF THE NAVIGATION The weather con-
tnues as mid as IN the middle OF August The
mails from Montreal and Toronto both due are not ct
arrived the Sovereign having ceased rnnning and the
Henry GidersieeVe duo last night. has set made
her appearance OF the American boats, tho Niagara
and Lady OF the Lake, are yet running but the other
two are laid up. The forwBrders ere still sending
steamers and barges TO Montreal 10 full numbers
There has been no ice as yet in the Rdeau Canal
lore the presumption 49, tbs all goods the way hher
next week tho iorwarders will not risk the detention OF
their boats in the canal but bring them up by the river
as McPhersonS frames steam tug-the Ottawa, fully
repaired Will be put upon that mme dately Last
season the latest barge for Montreal loft the Goth
November, ana IN lst3, on the 9th December The la.
test steamer that returned from Montreal In 1874 left
Kingston on the 10th November - Kingston (Canada)
Whig, Noe. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-24

NAvAL.-it has lately been stated, in one Of the
city papers, that III U. SEES brig cambridge, was
missing, and that letter. dated in Monteyideo on
the 7th OF August, mentioned that she had not been
heard oil Tor three months THIS intelligence has
alarmed those having friends on board. and the
statement, therefore, is a very wicked and crel
one. The cambridge was safe on the 7th Of Sen.
iemher a. Rio de Janeiro. She was then to sail
for the River Plate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-24
TO THE PUBLIC.
ANOTHER EXPRESS FROM BOSTON.

We have made arrangements. through our enterpris
ng agents Boston, another Express from tina,
II, on the arrival Of the Cambria, four days out
from Liverpool
The news by this arrival will be more interesting than
the last II VIII solve the questions whether the British
Government have opened the ports or called Parliament
ogeherand ALSO give us further accounts OF the great
Panic-the impending famine-the political agitation
now psrvading England Scotland and Ireland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-24

MsJonty Tor convention. .......,....,. .lel o6s
Three or four counties only voted against the
measure. The majority in RockIand was one In
favor Those who voted in the negative seem to
De a flag end of the people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-24

VoTg FOR CONVENTION The majority in favor
Of a convention in this State is overwhelming Tba
tigures are as follows:-
TorAL vorr
.3eainst FoY
AL the countscs. .....'.s.... 1884, a2 3la70(
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-24
amt Black Tea.-Very superior
-. :, = ne firm or Antho.
: .yIy.t,on or tine ohio fs,sers

philadelphia Agent for sse Hersss> q subsc
4 co. Loayer Building, Third street rho rsceA n2l
hers aud have sine copies for sale daily at oeteck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
Court OF Sessions.
3efoo the Recorder, and Aldermen WISsHp md DEyoE.
NJ. {. PATERsOS, ESQ. District Attorney.

Reforo the Recorder md Aldermen WISsu,P md DEyoE
NJ. C. PATERSON, ESQ. District Attorney.
Calendar Of Prison Cnses.-The following is
the Prison Calendar for the Term For murder, assault
apd battery with kill. q forgery, burrnry ii
grand larceny H. breaking ps"n = petit larceny I'd .iisnce
previously indicted II abandonment o-ota oil Old nnu ne"
cuSes, 81.
Grand Jlry-Tbe names Of the persons sum-
moned rs Grand Jurors being called the following np
peare,l and TO serve y!z-iane nbe lore
man Joseph NJ Ball. Samuel : Barnes JOB w Coop. Peter
f. Coone Thomas e. ChnrdevOyne. George 6. Campbell
w Dclafieli. Abraham Pardon. Jr Peter G9snef James
Herrin Robert II. Jones. Stewart g. Marsh Lewis Y oS
borne OTIS Pollard. Samuel H. StutseS BerJanf H. hcai
lay JARVIS Charles y. Talbot, J. Selby West James lamp
The Recorder charged tire Grand Jury relative to their duties
and .n M length IN OF The Grand Inquest recommending
some plan employment ana support iof coIEcp aicrSea
m the state Prison. whereby they might be enabled 10 Oh
,in nm honest living. instead 81 beng SpuTned from all nbnes
auloytnet and compelled 10 return 20 then irof" hnti>
Ia ninn the ne,lrs LIVING, His Honor suggested plans
udopcd by several ii the states regard 10 ms class o lnoi
vn any one or m O. which the Grand jury were ie 10
ndni ar REJECT in preSentnel;. such should he pate
The Grand Inquest then retired 10 thelr chamber
PETIT .Iurp --'ih. Parsons summoned as tent
Jurors were then called and on, of 81 summoned only 81 ap
F,ees Of 3; each were imposed on deauns
Trial for Grand L0rcsny.-Strahen Foley, IN
nlended with Daniel NcCay, tried for grand larceny
Stealing I've on worth $40. from held neHr le ppe' pun
Head on the night Of the Atm December la from ih- care q.
WIi.ua g. ShelGen, ana the properly oi D" i'iP'"e "
IKE GefsTce proved an abb. that ;he accused wih
Nil n-ty WAS IN bed l05 Mulberry street all that sht 10 az
door hnd stolen OK and sold 1t 10 McC.ry wh9' WIN
Foley ,el IL oclock 10 th street 10 ger 'e peel iSe
lry found the prisoner not suhy'
Ad;ourued To Tuesday nj ! o'clock.