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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12
A PLANTATION AND STEAM SAW

MILL FOR SALE.
HAVING taken a lease on the Tavern, &c, nj Anne
liza Courthouse, FOR term Of years, again offer
for sale the Plantation which now reside, lying In
Amelia county mile West Of Dennisville. cOnian
Dwelling House with five rooms four with fire. places,
and all necessary out houses, with an excellent garden
and yard, newly and neatly enclosed with extensive
apple and peach orchards Of choice fruit. The Plan
tation Is divided into three fields which produce good
crops OF grain &c lies very level, and Is admirably
adapted TO improve IL has about seventy acres oi
excellent wood land, and plenty Of cid field pine.
II has on II Steam Saw Mil, built in lhs best
ncr, with all the modern improvements; and. think
can safely say n is the best Saw Mill ever saw. The
engine Is ten horse power built in the most simple and
best manner, with boilers twenty feet long, TWEEN
and Is nearly as good a new.
The engine drives The saw ably through logs Of any
size, and will cut, with proper management, Two thou
sand iret per day, aad eGlrrs about good wagon
load of wood per pay.
The management or the engine is very simple and
any smart negro will learn il in few f.r. IT.. Co.
can be moved and put up anywhere without much cost
The subscriber viii attend, If desired putting IL In
operation for any person who may buy II; Grst Mill
may be attached 10 il with very little cost This Mil IL
very valuable piece Of property, and will clear from
six TO eleh, dollars per day.
II private sale OF this property Is not effected be-
fore the Both day of september, 1913, II viii he offered
for that day, public auction. On the premises.
For further particulars, address the subscriber at
Amelia Court housr. JOHN A. JETER.
July lS-cIafthss
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned has paid all debts aea,ns. sns Is
To her She believes they embrace abut If there are
any remaining unpaid she desires they may be made
known her hrotner n.aw ,onn hun'er' al Louisa
MARY P. KlMBROUGH,
Erecu,rir Of Charles Kimhroush, deceased.
Ans I9-cw5W
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MARK ETs, SEPT IL.

mtcnMOND MARKETS. SEPT II.
FOBACCO-Reeeipts and inspections have
:.en "a; rather more animation ir the Market.
We quote Jugs 81 IS TO . SO; common Leaf IS
b I; middng IS to IS; good and fine IS
2 81 So with an occasional sale OF fine man.
acloriDs a, higher price.
FLOUR-New Country IS IS.
WHEAT-i00 cents for red, and lis cents for
shile.
0ATS-30 cents per bushel
cORN-55 cents per bushel
CORN MEAL 60 10 IS cents per bushel.
BACON-Virginia hog round 7 c.; Hams 8 a
We; Western Sides ST e.; Shoulders st Sic.
flsH-New Herrings Sc. Shad Sc SO Z.
'amlly Roc Herrings Sc in barrels and SO so in
.al barrels.
cATTLE-BsEr: 50 IS Q IS, scale weigh,
'sAts: 81 90. MurroEs: 81 SO ,o2 SO
is, as in quality. Hoes: 5 90, nett.
LARD-9a 10 cents. Scarce.
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Only Four Nights More !!
THE NIGHTINGALE ETHIOPlANS,

Ut FHILHUELrHIH,
WHO met with such fauering success last
w week, respectfully announce 10 The ladies
and gentlemen OF Richmond that they will give
tour more of their inimitable Concerts, together
with The celebrated Burlesque Opera OF "Oh,
Hush,n al the Odd Fellows Hail. on Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
September lllh, 18th, 18th and l4lh.
r Change of Programme nightly. For fur
ther particulars, see bills ofthe day.
Sent Il-4t
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IN Ibs United states District Cout for The Easter

Al CuHt
L District of Virginia, September 90, 1913:
In the matter OF BANKRUPTCY Of Jhn Shepherd:
There being on deposit IN the hns OF Virginia, 10
The credit Of the Court in this case be sum of one tho-
sand and forty.nine dollars and Ihry-eieht cents,
tsl O49 49, the Court doth order hat notice be pub
shed The Richmond Enquirer, o. Zen days, that al
future term, a dividend and dlstrston will be made
of the said sum- and OF such ohe assets of the said
bankrupt AZ may be collected befoi The passing Of an
order for distribution therein
a Copy-Teste,
Sept l2-c4t hLESH SANDS, DC.
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NnTInE

IN pursuance OF thu provisions OF deed Of trust re
L corded in IIenrIco County Court the sih day OF
July, le4s from Brown and schriyer, TO the under
signed the creditors OF the said Brown aad schvsr
are hereby notified, and requested TO bring IN their
October, 1873, In conformity with the terms Of said
deed. JNO. L. Ghhrr, trustee
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FALL GOODS-1848.

It IT'LL 0O0Dk0 1910
WE are receiving per ships Jno. RaveBal and
w Kate Hunter, direct from the manutactu.
rers in England, choice stock OF new and de.
sirable patterns Of China and Earlhenw ware; also
from The various American manufactures, our
usual large supplies of Glassware, Looking
Glasses, Lamps, Cas,ors and Stoneware, 10
ee,her with many fancy goods, which we offer
for sale on the most favorable terms.
WIN. F. BUTLER & CO.,
Sept importers, 70 Main 81.
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FORTUNES HOME, CHALK's OFFICE
J. No. 6, Main street,
Drawn Nos of Md. Cons olidated, 1911:
II So AZ So 90 sc &c 70 70 Sc 76 3d.
Ticker, Nos. 1 20 60, prize Of $1,000, was on
hand, but no person fancied it.
"a few more left Of the same sortP
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke, 36:
AZ 81 As SIS 50 80 18 81 70 48 II Is 3 So.
This day-Grand Consolidated, Glass No. 81
extra prize of 500 900, 1 of10,000, | OF 5000,
IL OF 2ooo, 20 Of 1000, &c. IS Nos, 10 drawn.
CHALK'S, three doors above the Old Market.
Sent 10
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Richardson Il Co.,
No. SO, Main Street,
Have received and opened very large DOR.
IL lion OF their supply of
FALL DRY GOODS
and can offer this season TO Merchants as good a
stock OF coarse and fine Goods 10 select from as
any house in the city, aud they are disposed 10
sell ON accommodating terms
Also, CarpetiDgs, Rugs. Mails, &C., 10 great
variety. Aug. 2e-ifcs,s
TRIMMING AND LACE GOODS
THE subscriber has returned from New York,
J. and will open to the public on Monday
September lith, the following Goods-viz:D
Rich Embroidered Evening Dresses; Embroider.
ed Silk visites; Embroidered Canton Crane
Shawls and Scarfs; Embroidered Lace and Mus.
lin Capes, Collars and Habits, black and white;
Embroidered Lace Scaris and Benhas; Silk EN-.
broiiered Tissue Dresses; Embroidered Infants
Caps and Waists; Embroidered Pocket Handker.
chiefs; Thread, French, Mechlin, Blonde and
Maine Laces; Gold and Silvered Fringes, Cords
ana iassels; great variety of Silk Fringes,
Glmps, Cord, and Braid, for all purposes; Zephyr
Wofsted; Patterns; Purse Twist; Purse and Bag
CLASPS; Steel Beads French Kid Gloves; s Tx
Mists; French Flowers Feathers and Ribbons, OF
every qualify.
The above Goods are all OF receu, impor,a.
ton, and have been carefully selected.
N. c. BARTON, 100, Main st.
Sept. lI-dIf
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NEW IRON AND METAL STORE.
u,HE subscriber has opened Store on the corner OF
Cary and i4h streets for the sale OF rig n an pa ns
Tin Steel and Metals generally, and solicits
cali rom all those In Of articles In a.. ps,pp
Aug 25-clm
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ATTORNEY At LAW,
I ATE Of Quincy, Illinois, has ,etmrned To Rich
Linond and will practise in tho Courts held In this
city and county, and the adjoining counties.
W Once over Messrs. Smith & Harwooh's, Main
Moo D-IvdHr
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NrW no0DS nv EYpRESS

NEW GOODS BY EXPRESS.
DARKER, BAYLY & NIMMO are receiv-
i ing and opening this morning, September
9th, lS4S:
Lace and Muslin Capes
Black Lace co.
Lace Falls
French worked Lace and Muslin Collars
Stand up Muslin DO.
Jaconet and Swiss Insertings
Do. do. Edgings
Thread Edsings
Ribbon do.
Real and Imitation Valencines, Laces and Edg.
inss
White and Black Sprisged Nets
Embroidered Lawn and Cambria Hdkfs.
Clear Lawn and hemmed border do.
Black bordeied Lawn do.
Genlemens Cravais and Veslin2s
Cambria and Silk Pocket Hdkfs.
Cambria and Swiss Muslins
Plain, striped and checked Jackonets
Irish Linens, Lawns and Diapers-and va
rely OF staple goods, selected especially for The
retail trade. No. l43, Eagle Square.
Sept.
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New Fall Goods.

yTyILLINGHAM g. ELLETT, No. S6,
w Nam street, are now opening large and
general assortment oil Fall and w inter DRY
GOODS, selected with much care, and will be
sold on accommodating terms. They respectful
ly solicit call from their friends and the trade
generally. Aug. 3l-2w
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ON'S SCHOOL.
MOI

MRS. JUDGE CLOPToN's SCHOOL, No.
THE exercises Of this School will be resum1u a,0.
j DAY, October 3D. In III. town OF ,o .iah, =
The number OF boarders will no ilmhea S "a Ms
Terms made known on application. n'e
Judge CIopton, Richmond.
Rant e-cQa U2H&W3W
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usust & Watkins,

n DFNE Is Il ID ",
HAVE removed their office 10 No II, Main street
Il over Messrs Sinlon s Co.'s new hardware store
and opposite 10 Thomas Tyrers gun store Mr. August
VIII attend all the courts of Hanover County.
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NOTICE.

SINGLE LADY, qualified leach the usual
"A branches Of nm English Eduetion, the French
Language, and Music on the Piandorte viii hear Of
a situation by addressing VIM iiwkns, at Bacon's
Castle Post Office, surry county, o1he undersigned, at
Surry Court House. Virginia.
SAINT la-cw4w WIN UNDERWOOD
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uURLEYS OFFICE, No. l0i East Nam

III
II Street.
To those who of hard times complain,
HURLEY would say, "Come, Try again.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex Lottery, Extra, Glass 30:
36 81 % IL Al Is SO IA 81.
Ticket, Nos. 3 IA SO, the third Capital prize
Of 57S dollars, sold in the above by
HURLEY.
To-Day, Splendid Scheme-vhginia Leesburg
Lottery, Glass No. SO, Capitals: $4,000, 6,000,
1000, OF 1000, &c. &c. 10 Nos. IA drawn
Tickets S5-shares in proportion, at HUR.
LEY'S OFFICE. below the Old Market.
WednesdaY-45, 2S2 dollars. Tickets $40.
Drawn Nos. Leesburg Lottery, Glass 40:
1 "A is 10 IA II IS IL q AZ 81 81 q go
P. S.-Orders for Packages, Certificates OF
Packages, Single Tickets or Shares promptly al
tended TO, and an account of the drawings sent to
any part of the United States, free Of postage
Please address
WIN. HURLEY, Richmond, Va.
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EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE. AN
NIFTY ANN TRIIST COMPANY.

NUlII ANU nus SO.u. -,
OFFICE ~ WALNUT STREET. PHiLaDEl-
~ Philadelphia S25O,OOO-ChAhih En- fIh-
PETUAL. , .,.,,
The Company are now prepared TO transact business
upon The most liberal and advantageous terms Ihry
ar. authorized ny their charter ito make an ana every
insurance apperIaining life risks, Of whatever KIND
or nature and 10 receive and execute trusts make en-
dnwments, and 10 grant and purchase annuniiies.
The Company sell annnites anu rhdo" msn's ana ae'
n. Trustees for minors and hers
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IAMES RIYER FARMFOR SALE.

JAMES RIV En- HItW ON OhLC.
XxTE have for sale n valuable hrm, lying in the
w county of Chesterfield, on Jams River near Bur
muda Hundreds, containing about hundred acres of
land onehalfof which il boitomai, and Of the first
quality, the balance is high land nd Of clay soil, sus
ceplibe Of the highest state of Improvement; about
two hundred acresis we'll wooded; pter excellent and
the situation healthy 1t has on II dwelling wilhfonr
,oms, barn, corn. house, stable, hshouse, &C. Two
h, ,a,"i bushels Of wheat have len seeded under
clio !. tallow. one-haf the purchs money can
main on lien for several years.
For terms and farther particulars ,ply TO
PULt.IM &: SLADE,
WAL -,,o.t f,Itv JJnIsI Rirpond virvinIn
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100000 Dollars!
S40OOOl .S25 900! $4,000

The Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class a, for 1885,
Capitals SieO OO0 40 OOO 25 900, $4,000, OUO 400,
5.O6, 1883, 100 Of 1000 l73 OF 500, the lowest No.
prizes. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets saO-shares in
proportion.
% Orders for packages, certificates OF packages,
single tickets shares In the above, in any Of Mau
~ 8. Co.'s Lotteries (of which there are drawings
every day, prices varying from 81 to $40 for tickets
directive the most prompt attention, and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately to distant adventures,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
AZ Recollect No. 3-"Thsre's luck In odd numbers,
says Rory O'More.o Sept II
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Thomas T.. Giles.

TTORNE AT LAW.
HAS removed 10 an office under the Richmond
LII House, Governor Street, two doors above
he office ut Dr.. John Cullen.
Auons,Q-ip
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LOTTERIES.
Lam bert,s ON


On fourteenth Street, under The E11hangc Hotol.
THOMAS I.AMB BERT respectfully nforms his friends
and the public in general, that he has commenced
the business of Lottery Broker, In the Office ton l4th
street, under the Exchange Roel,l formerly occupied
by D. M. Hoyt, and recently by L. B. Pendelon.
Drawing of Monongalia Lollery, Glass as:
6S 60 80 40 90 So sc 81 81 S 81 672.
Ticket, Nos. , 20, a prize Of 100 dollars,
sold by LAMBERT.
TODAY
TUESDAY-The Va. LcesbuIg Lottery, Glass 50,
drawing expected Tuesday evening. Capital: S24 OOo
rs Nos, Ia drawn. Tickets SIS; halvrs2 50 qrs 25
WORCESTERSHIRE Scheme The Delaware
state Lottery, Class No. a. Capitals: Sl3,.s2 "i
1900, Of 5000 10 of $780, 10 Of l,2uO &C. IS Nos
u drawn. Tickets SO: halves 5; quarters so.
THURSDAY-The Sussex county tDelaware) Lotto
ny, Class No &c. Capital ,n0O &c Nos, u drawn.
Tickets IS; haives2 so; ars. IS.
FRIDAY-The Virginia Mononealia Lottery. Class
No.5l. Capitals: $4,000, 1000 5000, &C. 10 Nos,
Is drawn. Tickets 81; halves 9: quarters l.
sATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The Sussex county
(Delaware) Lottery, Extra, Class No 81. Capitals
s4,672 4 Of l 900, &c. 70 Nos, IL drawn. Tickets
81; halves so cents; quartars 25c.
Saturday Evening,-Sales close at5 o'clock.
$4,000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
A MAGNIFIcENT ScHEmE!
The Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass No. 81, 10 be
drawn al Alexandria Capitals: So, 900, il, 900. To-
900, 5000, 5000 UOO 255, % of 200, &C. Is Nos,
Is drawn. Tickets sl0-shares In proportion.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER esrH, ls4s.-THE NAM
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Take Notice.
VALUABLE FARM IN HENRICO FOR

NEG corner Of Spruce and Ounce streets.
Gent lo-cw3W
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TUESDAY, 18TH SEPTEMBER.
oa BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
nEA The Pocahontas, Capt. Parrish,
Will receive freight till Q P. NJ. 10.
" LOT The above places, and she will leave at
:. NJ: HENRY LUDLAM, & co.
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PowHArAr COUNTY, 9th April 1s4s.
Dear sil-Your Goods proved 10 be very good, and
lasted we'll Enclosed you have the balance due you
amer deducting the value OF mine and my brothers.
wool. Yours, truly,
To w. P. EIlason. WIN. w. MlCHAUX.
Nav le-ciaf3tk mSm
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andrew Johnston,

Aug ll-d&c2awIy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-09

t ., AZ rls is.esfsi e., stationary ramftie. hos
LA, Instance ,n ,iea Lafayette ani President Monroe
~ hat an Interesting wofk HE memelf' wend no NV
tr nj .,e.t events atii,i, hHuesi nun. trae, hifh'
AMI muoh espeer,e ln tha wa,s of ihe woi'
no oas r,sf NnnstontaunusN religious How a''' we
rl,,,s remAns II his last Aidrras When al 'inelnnsN
lsi,on below g. the ife no los Few that ever Ne'
refo better prepared TOT death Judgment and eternity
than ionN ovtNri AntN' ,-tt..
.,1.|f h~los boz. ito begins in helpless infancy aud
l,... " ith tho clnds Of Tho valley fyiis rhr'cA ,
Al srd into-ctua hesot hs path ffrm tho cradle 20 INC
efnye and warn him that biz condition here 'n "s'n
.f.t. of probation 90 no him iuf iAnof an" .'t''
,T,ra sui in Weuding bic tosomn way, every sol ,"
~, rroffes. Of Improvement bob hf CONDITION AlI
im.te. him 10 the boundary where soffow ana fel ao
,pl noy.n Ard where his spirit finds that when v
ned mir, on earth In pursuit ~ happiurss were a /.
hands I'D be- manael,d ard tied How absurd mus US
question appear you Yet resd me h'''iJ '' 's''
race and s-e H.. ma 80.
NJ ApAus wss by profession lawyer. lie vas -.
ni.tei 20 the bar Of ihe United states n teiuAy' ~
sprearel before the Court important case i've ears
afterwards and never again except ih in' Aust.- -
In March lsii. His early Associates Ju1ses hAAsn
CrsHfSo. CHASE WksHISGrOs, JOHNSON LNi>"s'-,
and HARrEz and the eloquent LuTnEa MhAIlN az We.
before him and the celebrated son OF the ltt-iau.oe
orator Of the Revolutionary Congress has az ensth slo
his Diplomatic forensic. and political career lis s9-
once clear snl musical, much broken ~ age, neole
his death his look and manner were REMARKABLY
sive and his political views uniformly broad am ehsn
es HIS darling wish - esve Amrce, noi a.
OF caste and races elevated others degrAoeo' ''
an enlightened generous united free and hApPy people
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From Lower California.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
la PAz, LOWER CALIFORNIA, Dec.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
la PAz, LOWER CALHoRSIA, Dee 10. let.
GENTLEMEN AS an opportunity now offers It
self to send letter home through Mexico. will
endeavor to give you brief account oithe state Of
things in this part Of California On the st Of
October the L. S. ship Dale had fight at Muege.
about $50 miles from this place. which was tho INST out
freak in this region The ships came OIL vctors not
losing man; the enemy took 10 flight. After Guaymas
snd Maz3tan had been taken, turn came to have
little fighting From the ist Of Oct. mp TO The 10Th OF
Nov. rumOrs without numter were m crculauoh coz
corning an armed force which said 10 be collecting IN
The country under Manuel Plneda captain o. cavalry III
the Mexican service for the purpose Of attacking ms
place They were received WIN ouerehl uesieea on
credit, but all doubt dissipated ~ heavy IRE
BEING opened upon By the enemy az quarter past one
in the morning Of the latter day The ung lasted about
one hour doing injury 20 men, except Keeping US
under arms until daylight. They sent word 10 the people
of the town 10 leave by II o'clock that day, as they
we're coming in to drive out the Americans In the morn
Ing they commenced nrugfom corners OF houses ana ron
behind the churchyad walls, about four hundred yAos
distant makins cOwardy show and Kept mp The nring
until late the afternoon killing one Of our hiefs, and
woundng two men slightly. Their loss was reported al
i6 killed and III wounded. From TINS time 70 Inc z'h
tho enemy about continually firing at our men
while III work in the trenches.
On the morning Of the l7th the enemy commenced firing
from The Old Quartet and grave yard They had a6p0und-
or in the Quartet which they fred al US five times dong
no mischief. shot struck within few feet OF me ana
entered the wall. They displayed flag from this place.
which Capt steele was sent with twenty men 70 Jake
This he did IN gallant manner, killing six and woundng
several the flag brought off in triumph 10 our camp
and holsted reversed under the stars and stripes Ihr
OF the enemy In house adjoining the Cusfel buI
never shot Capt. Steeles party and he was not
aware OF their presence We expect an attack every day
The enemys force was about 500 including lOu Indians
who yell ike ends Their loss Is about 81 killed ana rs
many wounded while IS but one Killed ana threo
slightly wounded ,
We are all well and In good spirits We have plenty OF
stores on hand, from the storeshp
D 81. fHaaFa Il q AM y.
We have the place well fortified with deep trench en-
clrcling our camp, and fresh supply Of ammuu0n'
are in a condition, therefore TO maintain ions siege Anu
the PROBABILITY is that the enemy will give Il Up for
a bad lob. ours &C. -
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Ljberrini-m 10 be Punished.
Correspondents Of The Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
ALBAxr, March z, lsas.
have the pleasure OF informing the friends Of
Morality that there is now an almost certainty Of
the massage Of some law 70 punish Seduction as
crime. The House this afternoon held a Special
Session for the purpose Of considering the two bills
introduced By Mr. Coz Of Livingston some dsys
since the one entitled " An Act 70 Punish Seduc
ton and the other " Al Act 20 Punish 40 iuc-
ton" The former passed without any debate IN
volving the merits Of the bill aud the latter win
but little, and that conversational, among the
friends Of the bill while periecting It's details Ihey
were both ordered 10 a third reading rthoHt n cal
Of the Avss aud Noes and with scarcely pefcepu-
Bile opposition. r
I believe it is the intention Of the friends oil the
bills 10 lay them on the table when they come up
for third reading until such time IS the mouse
shall be nearly filed. and until they are pretty
sure they can be passed. IL is wei hno"n Vha' Z
majority Of the Members elected are IN favor OF
some enactment similar 10 these, and that they
will vote for almost anything that will mitigate the
evils Society grOsns under IN this respect shsl
give you the Ayes and Noes, and Absentees on
the final vote these TWO bills.
Annexed are copies OF the acts mentioned.
They were framed in spirit Of compromise, ana
upon the assurance oil support from some OF the
opponents of the former bill NEW y ORR.
An cr TO PUNISH ABoUcTIoN As CRIME
TIL. People Of the state Of Ner York. r,preentsd N Senate
and assembly, do enact as foilotr5
SECTION l. ANY peron who shall inysigie, entee or
take away any unmarried female Of previous ehsse char
ecfer under Is wears Of sge from her fathers house
she may be for the purpose OF prostitution
al house III fame, gnztion else where. and every
person who shall aid sss IN such abduction Tor suca
purpose shall be guilty Of misfemeanO and SHALL upon
conviction thereof b. punished by imprisonment ia ;
Stale pTr1n exceeding years or by imprisonment
in county ia not exceeding year ffoNoed mat no
conviction shall be bsd under The provisions Of tns ACT on
The testimony Of the female invtiged or eDuced away
unsupported By other evidence unless 80 indlciment
shall be found within two years after the commission OF
the offence.
Az AcT TO PUSIsH SgDUcTioS As CRIME.
The People Of ie State Of Ns1r York Tepresenfed m Saie
and 4ssembly do Enact a. fonOurs'
SECTION l. Any man Who shall, under promise OF n'sf
rage .educe and hsve Illicit cOnuexion with sny uDn
red female Of previous chase chsrseer shall Dc guilty OF
amor and upon conviction shall b punished BY
Imprisonment in State prison not exceeding i've years
or by mprisoum In common jail not exceeding one
year; provided that no conviction shall be had under the
provisions Of this act the testimony Of The female Sc
duced unsupported by other evidence, unless iud ct
ment shall found within two years ser the
of the offence provided farther that the subseq lent
marriage Of parties may be plead bar Of conviction