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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08
Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-
WASHINGTON, June q, 1919.

The 7tnnssses Post OGes DefaieatiOa &c.
Observing in the Sun, of I'd inst, paragraph
under the caption of opposite Defaulter,"
stating, from the Clarksville (Tenn) Chronicle,
that "Bennett 7. Bradley, son of The post
master at that place, lately removed, is a de.
faulter TO the Government in the sum OF seve-
raj thousand dollars" inquired into the facts !,
we'll convinced that under the admirable sys
tenn Of enforcing short accountability, no such
defalcaiion on the part of postmaster could
occur. The impression conveyed BY the para
graph seemed to be, that the postmaster was
removed for large de!alcation occasioned by
his son. But learn that Mr.. Bradley's reno
val was purely on political grounds, and that
there was not the slightest imputation oil de-
fault against him. TN the contrary, 1t is be.
loved there will not be dollar due on his
general account so strictly has he kept It paid
up quarterly. 1t is true, however, that the laso
postmaster's son, MIR Bennett T. Bradley, is
debtor 10 the department some Eve thousand
dollars, as late contractor, but whether such
indebtedness can be called defalcaIion or not,
shall not undertake 10 decide The circum-
stances we're these:
During the years l5i2-'3-4, the pay clerk,
adjusting the payments on the contract, mistook
the rate as payable quarterly, instead OF year.
", and for several quarters So reported, TIL the
contract was overpaid some six thousand dol
lars. When the mistake was discovered, the
contractor was called upon to refund the CT
cess; but he has not yet repaid quite one fourth,
leaving the remainder still standing as bal
apce against him. The old gentleman, ON
learning the facts, offered 10 surrender all his
property in satisfaction of the sons debt; but
at the instance Of his friends he was Induced
to believe he was not und er any obligation,
moral or legal, 10 make such a sacrifice, and
the department did not feel called uPon' under
the circumstances, 10 require it,
This explanation is due TO worthy old gen
tlemau, the late postmaster; and have reason
TO believe i. will be gratifying TO The Postmas
ter General, that it is made. 1t is to oe
hoped the Clarksville Chronicle will see TIE
propriety Of giving it publicity 10 MIR Bradley
vicinity. ION
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Valuable ROANOKE LAND FOR

SALE.
An authorised by Robert P. Somervill, of Tennes-
s 10 sell his Tract Of Land on the Roanoke river,
,u Tsyor's Ferry, containing, by late survey aea
Nv, There are on II l56 acres of valuable river DOL
.s ,.ady for cultivation. The high land Is ofvery
Icsor quality, and we'll adapted TO the cultivation oil
[ar,o wheat and corn. Persons desiring 10 view the
n. will please call on Dir. AImtsead Sturdl.ant, VINO
lr,s In The neshborhood, and will take pleasure IN
kcSrsil TERMS will DO made 70 suit the pure naser
JNO. 8. EATON,
Attorney for Robert P. somervili
H,,a.rson, Granville CO., N. c., March 6-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08
sTAuNToN RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

STAUNTON RIVER LAND FOR SALE.
WE offer for sale the Tract of Land belonging TO
w the Estate of John Armlssad aecsasea y ghis
tract of land contains $40 acres, OF which good pro-
norton Is first river bottom. with about 400 acres
Of hch land in original forest, nearly oil OF whie -
Ara rate tobacco land. There highly improved up
land lots Also improved lots on the bottom land, fo
toh,c,o wheat, &c. This tract of land lies immrd'-
ateiy on Staunan river, few miles above Inc propos
IA crossing OF the Richmond and Danvile Railroad,
and is situated in neghborhood for refinement and
intelligence equal to any III the State.
Persons wishing view this land are referred 10 N 7.
j. +. Ransom, who resides near IT, or DIT. Grreh' 'he
'''"'s''' '" w. JOHN w. ARMISrEAD,
THOMAS PUGH,
Executors OF John Armstead, deceased.
cha,,o,,a anr r. lS5o-cw6W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08

GREEN SPRING LAND FOR SALE.
7 Wish 10 sell my Land In Louisa county, when
consists Of tract of $50 acres adjoining the lands
= ssmorsble dwelling, with good out houses and
sr ra,e orchard. Thls land Is finely located on tho
"a. from the Courthouse 10 Munford's Bridge, three
I'D half miles from Trevillan's Depot-two hundred
IA Also two otfor parcels Of land-one Of twenty
Il, acres and tho other thirty acres-mosty all Of II
"a land, convenient TO the larger tract prce.S2o
|,rse-one- third cash, the other paymenls made 10
Eathe buyer. CHtLhS !. Damien.
1rsf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08

FEMALE cOLLEGiaIn inSIi FL
1.,up r.,i ,efm, Of i've months, will commence on
nW.dne.day, July llth under the direction OF the
p.w ion Blackwell A NJ, President and Professor
- Msthrmatcs and Natural Science.
RsvI Crenshaw, A NJ, Professor OF EngIlsn ana
nr John schimme, Professor OF Modern Languages
and Music. pn,h..
Mis. N D Hamilton, Assistant IN English and orna-
mental Branches.
MIss z Davis Assistant 10 English Branches.
Mira Mary Blackwell, Mairon.
49, TERMS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08

Mr.. Thomas C. Atkinson, formerly Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, has been appoints
ed Chief Engineer OF the Alexandria and Orange
Railroad.
Rev. WIN. M. GREENE, D. D., President of
The University OF North Carolina, has been
unanimously elected P. E. Bishop OF Mississip-
pi
The stone masons on The Smithsonian lnslilu-
linn in Washington, have made ariks for high
er wages. x5se1e'
The fremont Temple. al Boston, has been
partially destroyed BY hre,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08
Th Omas T.. Bot O nm i,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
.orpN SppJNa ANN C0p SALE

Ds,cTlCES in the Superior and County Courts OF
Z AMELIA, Powhatan and Nottoway.
,.:rss-Amelia Courthouse, Virginia.
WAY ts-cSts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08
NOTICE

|rsg Annual Address before the Phianthropic 3D.
:,ty Of Hampden Sidney College, will be deliver
ldng.R. Howison. ESQ.,, OF Richmond, on Wednes.
E,y lah June, at II o'clock, a. NJ
r. STOKES,
G. A. BASS, COMMITTEE.
E. o. FITZGERALD,)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08

DIED.
Died. in Washington City, on Tuesday last,
MIR. PORTER ROBINSON, native OF King
William county, Virginia, aged 81 years, ieaS-
ing wife and one child.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08

FATAL AYraAY-OD Saturday week, in an
affray, at Salem, Fauquier county, Va, Ale1an-
der WEIGH was killed by slab from Family
hn uas arrested.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08
BIJI.I.ETlN.
p,.u.annn Irnr h-6 nic

RIcHMoND, JuNE 6-6 o'clock, P. M.
There have been three cases OF Asialic Cho-
lera, occurring in The city during the las! "a
hours, reported 10 the Board, Of which TWO have
terminated fatally and one is convalescent.
There have also been i've cases reported OF W..
arrhua, three Of which readily yielded 10 medi-
cincs and two are still under treatment.
r CLAIBORNE QOOCH, nj. D., Sec'ry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08

The farm of Hay6eld, near Alexandria, Va,
was sold on Saturday last, and purchased by Mr..
Richard Windsaw, for $40 800.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08

IS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT Rules held In the
Clerks Office of the Superior Court Of Chancery for
\. Richmond Circuit, the 9th day of May, ls4s:
iCan Mosby, Fiaih'iu'
against
William owens, Thomas Owens, George Holman
lsd yar,h B his wife, who was Marsh Owens, and
kn9hsr, Deienoants.
The defendants above named not having entered
lheH appearance and given security according TO the
LEI Of Assembly and the rules of this Court, and ap-
beans satisfactory evidence that they are not
b,an,s this Commonwealth: Il is ordered, that the
bald defendants do appear al the rules TO be held for
lh- .at Cclr, on the first Monday In August next and
nsse, me btu of the plaintiff and that copy OF this
brcer ee torawth inserted in Rome newspaper pub
4sb.d 10 me city Of Richmond for two months success
ysy sat posted a; the front door Of the State Court
bols,, ir,hr said City. A Copy. Tes,e.
M; !s-cwam Z. ROBERTS, Clcrk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08
tss;,as ~. Gooehland cOunacour,, els, May,

10: On a00ehiand counqCout, 2lst May,
me NE motion Of Richard A. fylor and Jesse C.
Saai All ta.ees OF sally D. heltotdeceased, Order
II. az ~ isons VINO may navel Palms against the
70. sam. -. sac sally u. Shelton, deceased, do exhi-
sb.I,", :" homas Curd, Execu,r Of the said Sal
s,b a. deceased, for se,tlemet on or before the
sho,s Ia, " august next, appefng TO the Court
asa az ~. Wo years have elapss since the quail
ss X fo,,a'.sa 'o Executor-and et copy Of this
], ns Guy Of Richmond for eight seks successivs.
VI Two several Court days
LS Copy-Tsste,
e~s~s NAB. w. KILLER, Cik.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08

The Nav York Canal tolls, up to Inc Is. ol
June, lS49, amount 10 1928 less man oui'us
the same period in 1S4S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08
BOARD OF HEALTH.

The following resolution was adopted by The
Board yesterday afternoon:
Resolved, That it be recommended that in
case of death among those who have not The
means OF burial, notice Of the same De given 10
The Overseers OF The Poor, that necessary steps be
taken for their iniermenl.
Ovcrseer OF the Poor for Jefferson Ward, Sa-
muel Hardsroye.
Overseer Of The Poor for Madison Ward, Sa'
muel F. Adie.
Overseer OF the Poor for Monroe Ward, Mi
chael GIetler.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08

Judge Wor,hington, one Of the Associate JUS
tees OF Baltimore City Cour, has resigned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08

c.... once Of The superior Court Of Chancery for
De Richmond Circuit, the 10th day Of May, 1919:
Wl.na Macon, Executor OF William Macon,
stea,s., piaintin:
ssansl
Thomas 5 Dabney and Augustine Dabney, and
NE. Defendants.
TIE sisndants above named not having entered their
pxasate and given security, according TO toe ACT OF
sxroy and the rules OF this Court. and II appearing
satisfactory evidence that they are not Inhabitants OF
Commonwealth, II Is Ordered, that the said defend
appear al the rules DO held for the said Court
The aist Monday In August next, and answer the
sf ne plaintiff; and that copy OF this order DC
rssl;n inserted in some newspaper published In the
|yVi Richmond for two months ruccessively, and
f,t az the front door OF the STATE Courthouse IN inc
H. i:-ewsm a ''p' ? ROBERTS, Clerk,
+ Observation-Disclosures AT Rules held in the
rut's Office of the Superior Court of Chancery ior
b,Etsnond Circuit, the 10th day of May. ls4g:
!in., n. Boyd and Robert Edmond, Plaintiffs:
4 ssAnst
BE .,iendant above named not having entered his
saanee and given security, according 10 the act OF
snsy and the rules Of this Count, and II appearing
aufactory evidence that he Is not an nhabitant OF
commonwealth, it Is Ordered that tie said defend.
appear at the rules TO be held for the said Court,
I lie hrst Monday In August next, and answer the
d the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order be
y ha Richmond, for two months auSeessivsly, and
be- :, lho front door Of the State Court house. in the
g e,y A Copy-Tesie,
u ky ls-cwan ROBERTS, Clerk.
CHANCERY-VinoisIA AT Rules held in the
H. GEEK flee Of the Superior Court Of Chancery FOR
A stamond Circuit, the 7ih day of April, ls49:
III Rtfad Morris, and James NJ Morris ana william
MA aiau,s under the age Of twenty one years, by
s Olh.r and next friend, the said Richard Nor
nn Plaintiffs:
skH against
J tasrd Garland, Edward iiariand, Calus Callis'
Lsaei Defendants.
u L defendants above named not having entered
b ,,ppearance and given security, according TO the
~ Assembly and the rules OF this Court, and i ap'
;sby satisfactory evidence that they are not NINA
defendants do appear the rules to DO held for the
u couu on the first Monday in June next, and an.
q Paine bill Of the plaintiffs; and that copy OF this or
4 Ia forthwith inserted In some newspaper published
y I. .2 o. Richmond for two months successfully
sIed al the front door Of the State Coun house, In
81 nd city Copy-Teste,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08

Claiborne Anderson, charged with the muir
der OF his bro. her- n-law Thomas Hamilton, was
tried, and acquitted on the plea OF selt-delence,
al the last term OF the Washington county Su.
pcrior Court. Tho case which excited much 10.
teres, is reported al considerable length, in the
Abingdon virginian of the 26lh ulI The pro-
secution was conducted by Hon. 8. Fulton, as
sisled by Messrs. Little, Evans, Sawyers and
Kane. The defence was conducted by Messrs
Logan, ]. T. Preston, Shelley and B. R. john
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08
We md the following in yesterdays Ballimor

Sun:
awe learn that on the arrival Of The mail boat
al Alexandria on Tuesday afternoon, with The
members OF the Va. Legislature on board, Mr..
Wooton OF Hardy county, was attacked with
symptoms OF cholera, and was carried on shore
in helpless condition"
We trust that this report which no doubt refers
to Mr.. Welton of Hardy. is uLlounded. The
Alexandria Gazette Of yesterday morning says
nothing Of ii. Mr. Wellon, we hear, was quite
unwell when he Left Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08

The Norfolk Board OF Health reports, for the
week ending June 5,h, twenty cases OF Cholera
zine whites and eleven colored--of which Ten
have terminated fatally-four whites and six CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08
ROBERTS, clsrk.

EcHANCERY-vsors,A:-t Rules held in the
eiss once Of the Superior ourt of Chancery for
n ,.,ll ON Circuit, the 9TH dabf April, 1879:
-snes west, Plaintiff:
AGAINST
Ssh Cooper and other Defendants,
- =. defendant above named nj having entered his
HSeanee and given security, tordng TO the ACT OF
as!y and the rules Of this Chr. and il appearing
s rsassoIy evidence that lie itot an inhabitant Of
Nh, auonWea'ln, u Is orderl, That the said de-
esr appear AZ the rules tde held for tho said
ae we nlsl MONDAY IN Jul next, and answer
lssh e piaintln; and that lpy Of this order be
p;a nseNea IN some newspair published In the
athe front door Of the stateIour. house In The
kTY,, ACopy-Test&
SAll-eW2m phppro r,,..I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08
VOLUME XLVi.-iNUMBER II.

Pollard s. Edwards for $40 900; Mr.. Strickland
for $4,000, and Mr.. Raymond for Sl5O0. The
Life and Trust Company, the Merchants, the
Firemen's and the Mobile Companies, are, we
understand, the sufferers MIR RaPelje. and
the Messrs. Daniels, as well as Mr. Shelton,
have sustained some loss by lie removal of
their stocks.
We had another fire on Saturday, night, at
the corner Of Hamilton and Government streets.
An unoccuped building was destroyed
The impression is very general that neither
of these fires was accidental.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08

!. Observation-Disclosures AT Rules held In the
ts's Office OF the Supebor Court OF Chancery for
Richmond Circuit, the q day of April, ls49:
lshew Terrell, Admins ator Of Elizabeth Terrll,
3epsd, Plaintiff:
II against
l nmas Rargrave and SarA his wife, and other
Defendants.
ss defendants above namd not having entered their
srance and given securitl according to the act OF
smbly and The rules of th Court, and IL appearing
satisfactory evidence that tey are not inhabitants Of
Commonwealth, 1t is Or3red, Tina, the said de.
anis do appear at the rulS 10 be held for the said
y non on the hrst Monday June next, and answer
sl Of the plaintiff; and thA copy of this order be
asnh inserted 10 some neNpaper published In the
Richmond for two mSths SUCCESSFULLY, and
Nelly ConvSTs,s "
Sfl ll-cw2m fRoBERTs Clark.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08

CHaNCERY VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the
sts's Office OF the Superior Court OF Chaneery Tor
Richmond Circuit, the 7ih day of April, 1919:
\ llan, Day, Joanna DAILY, Elizabeth DAILY and Nan
|ay, Plaintiffs:
against
tpn DAILY, William Daily. Betsy Tinsley. John Tins,
b Defendants.
.. defendants above named not having entered
appearance and given securi,y, according 70 the
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and It APP
EasbyS sfsctory evidence thatthsy are not inha-
M Of this Commonwesll Il Is ordered, that the
ssiendants do appear u the rules TO be held for
sd Court on the first Monday in June next, and
aH the bill of tho Plaintiffs; and that copy
" order be forthwith Inserted In some newspaper
saa.d in the city of Richmond for two months sue
.y, and posted at II front door of the State
s.aouse, 10 the said city A Copy. Teste,
IN ll-ew2m ?. ROBERTS. Clerk.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-01-24
Failure of tho Charleston and
s,ss. Columbia MDils. RI.

The mails due at this place, on the nigh,
of the 18Th, from Charleston and Colum.
bio, did no. arrive. The fault did not lie
with our null from the Camden rail road.
It must then hive been either with the
Charleston and Columbia publishers, or
post offices, or with the rail roud. These
f%allures % have been numerous during the
past year. Our citizens hear it patiently
though they arc sixteen miles from daily
rail road and have no daily mail. With
our tri-weekly mail, under such circum.
stances, we arc said 10 be fifty years be-.
hind the age; and this state Of things
seems likely to continue.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-01-24
ssGuard" or PntroI .Dutv.,,

The citizens Of Sumtcrville, on the
2olh inst, determined by vote of 81 to
Il theirPreference to perform .tpa.rol dn.
'rather:than; pay each yearly com.
position tax of 3D., with the fund derived
from which, "guartl"' were 10 be hired
ny tho council COZ 70 Patrol during the night.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-01-24
Southern Rights.

The report Of MIR. CALHOUN has been re-
committed to the 22nd. 1t was principally
on the abduction and .non-surrender Of fug:-
tive slaves. The whig members have with
drawn from the committee. This is mat
ter of very serious regret, as it prevents un-
ion among the southern members.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-01-24
A Boston Editor Eaumbucged.

@
Who would believe il, lint the Y ankces,
in their eagerncss TO cntch at something
new, are frequently deceived with ease?
It's characteristic Of that people, which
has been frequently noticed by south
erners; !; though, us a. general state.
mcnt, it must be ndmii,ed Tint HES arc
acute, enterprIsing and energetic. Read.
the following, aud we shaii endeavoSr to
make good our assertion, at least in this
instance.
"The Boston Post says that two young
Pennsylvanians, now in Boston, have in.
vented locomotive by which vehicle is
propelled at The rate Of 600 or 300 miles
per hour. Ice and snow are no impedi.
mcnt 10 Ills operation. The Post SAYS il
is precluded from revealing the method,
but half endorses il, saying the inventors
are not yisionaries but the authors of Of
lenst one yory useful invention"
Taking the above statement at its low.
est rate Of 200 miles per hour, let us ex.
amino it for moment by the tests Of
knowledge and reason.
locomotive, proceeding with lhe ra.
Pidity of 200 miles an hour, would pass
over 1O56,OOO feet in that time. In
minute, it would pass over l7,600 fl; in
second, over 203.
AT the rate Of 800 miles an hour, a 10.
comolive would pass over 43s fee, in a Sc.
cond.
AT the rale Of 100 miles un hour, il
would pass over LAC feet in second.
The velocity Of the mos. furious hurr.
canes is computed to be 100 miles an
hour, or l46 per second.
Tint Of cannon ball is 1000 #. pcr
second.
Here then is an engine, purporting to
move, at its lowest estimated ratio Of velo.
city, with furious speed twice as great
Us TINT of the most powerful hurricanes,
and with avelocity, estimated between its
locomotive limits Of 200 or 800 miles per
hour, varying from ono seventh to one
fourth Of that Of cannon ball.
A, such a rate of progression, an en-.
gine would bound along with velocity
destructive Of life. The slightest devin.
tion would throw il from tho track. II
would truly proceed with double hurri.
cane power.
The idea then Of the practical, useful
operation of locomotive, propeling vc.
hclo at such rate, is evidently, on sci.
cntific, reasonable and experimental
grounds, prcposterous and absurd.
The editor of tho Boston Post, by half
endorsing the supposed invention, must
either havo intended to humbug, or been
humbugged. He must have been mp.
ping, and that, in city which boasts her
self to be "'Hhe Athens of America"
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-01-24
ClnreInontyiIlliIe. 4

Il Is reported that hotel, stores, and
other buildings aro erecting at Claremont
Depot, on the Camden Branch r. r. If
this is SO, il will most probably cause ON
abandonment of Statesburg.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-01-24
FRANCIS III. AaEElAhS AEAlAhSS !, EDITOR.
GENTS FOR THE Banner. NJ
Messrs. WHfrE, g. Co. sumteryillc, 81
g y. w. PEeUEs, Esq, Camden, SC
Cotton.

Charleston. Prices, from s Ia to 7c:
principally from 9 to 8 S.4.
isumsertiltc, -2l bales; 6 s. $ IA; s at
s 1-2; 10 at &c. Ess; Is .t'ts IS
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-01-24
DIsP yaON sj sSa|I y s|j laIE| IS 81

jpag ol st9tton e Dy one ofs Che
Wy. silot " is
ssIs q n5Es: e,t. DAVIS sand
PIT pansg oi the
;nsau, l s IsIs Ehe and
sSnsPhe n,
~ tho
3tos g shlIs i,avlsi the belong
e.la sik Stns :.
also nre glad tn
leaEn tlssI sssPt. y thou hNrts
& z
learn s!lal ths Hlctlian1 had about
ualEs .ely ~ On poards or Mi
tn aI ana the
g ne
yns q. y H IN ns
:. P;chi.J a.. q stns
On Moniav mornisg hy Me- assaasae
.ossn .sss announcing ti,at tlr stealieF RishlaI
~. ullaf Pas
;ng The pea raa LEU sniie gescen1.
five miles f,,,,, .is;
thst sl az n no1 ol nor be.ers,r
took fire. fhe ;s,,, ~
ami iha boa, ~ =!
ter. By this meiancboiv ] oec,,renee .s Z. sa. sa..
wore instar,tlv lisd y -
McFarlane Of Che as "a
ing the remains nfs the Ists JSs,,,.
this place for i, IN -.
attached to the ancient i, ss;
Church. We have not Ian rnes ;y,s
the o:her peraons howere lost. afd. rs no
absence oi authenticated facts ain Tns t;
the various reports in I. irculat inn.
Since writing The above We haysa lfcs
the following Official fr,,s,,
Hunter, of Darlington, who writes ,,s SSs,s,s
the bank Of the river VI here The acc dent AZ
Cured: sti
Con Sunday ,he l4tl, ins,Sf,ss bct II boiisrs.
of the steamer RichIand burst ! shorfS d;sa
lance above Brittop's Ferry .Fsltesns lives,
from the boat after the exp Fo,,r 81
passengers, aud efein VIZ: III NH NE
Farlanes OF Chesterfe. "a, resi- liSa nilez
from d J, RS, fienrys
Martina sL9ayis 1sI, i,ter. Of
and M, " sYhliehead and seeont Alx:f
l12xy also flle mate ~ Downing
rest rest were negroes among hen, WeIG The pilot
s;Insn, G, belonging e e ilil hIr,sD Dayd
captain was sesery injured pso,
ns: I.sS .aes go M.
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