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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05
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htEflELp'S EATRA nAMs--Ihe ILasss =
~ have teen srponted sgeris i- The sac Of purec
extra Hams Asd Wik couaAsnce rrccoEEend M qua
~ SnS cSvor o. sad tss 20 be ecs n rot sapeor % sny
ihns OF The knc cured N TINS any other coGnuy Aass
wsn: % scoc ham socii- 20 make triA q hen
,cs walch porpose sinse ham ca - cisiDed o. Any
.AsESt quantity h~i rsv Be waited BRUSH co
M u - Frout-st
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= WATfR CIRE EeTABLIsHhkNT ~ ~.


NVN VI I
O. srd jog i1 Mad.sou-s- s. SO Rents i0r So per sl-
- nam Aso one i1 Orchards a. good bargain
-evaral IN Tweuiv-lurh. Twenty Nth and Thirty sixth
- near ha -irtl-av Aso 10 Brook W. several houses
ana ots Verv cheap. One az Easi Brooklyn a. bargain
small farms r sac or eEr an" t1r CITY property. AyQy
, GEORGE GALPlN. Office Chs ha u-sClare. co-uer ol
Fasf Broadway
NB-rh1fe having houses or parts az houses o Jog
.so.d n we ami leave memorandum 90 he same
NJ h0ohs arranged as -o l -r Poi any street ~ ~
-rr.r Those wishing PUB hire a.-o would i1 we. % ca
trd examine ~v BOOKS HL.cl VII save mucl nfe ana
,.lrt. both landlord srd terart TO So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

m FAHlH FUH SNI .faI-In9 y acfFs 0T and
- .gt.y improved On ne prem So q DIVE hOgse
bsr1s grsnnery a. IN good repa.r pei Of ca
ceeedrgy toe ~ Na,~r cfoce csscr1-rf ~ run ard
ever ang pertaining % hcnesst1 a. 90 trsfrfe cOnd-
-on, peasaaty 4zied 10 fAe JNnst!Ds u Bloomfield,
y. J. niles from S-waTK IS RON S,w-iors. fofianh~r
partcl 49, ircl.re n
DORE4Cs. CRANE 4 CARPENTER, 81 yroutst
II 49, " Tfl-- = UlRkNI I. 20 n M.t-r..f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05
MYSTERIOUS Di>APPEARANCE.-l


Conn he fh ~ January Tor he ig Of Washing r
d Co Dee shseut Eve days 81. fam and friends laVr
received 10 COS. - hun De .cl AMI uefrE
Wpst aVrrcb~rsufs 80 cou.r -ncr 90 he uNsirr
absence o. has been ascetailcd la De was ar " 4sr BE-
.on l tie iOi sr Set U Jsrua-vlsi hr -f " a. Shout
O'Clock en- ne afternoon ~ he 1lsf Jgluary De M
rive, ~ BAuuore frt tn0h supper 90 Hotel a. : oc'cA
ih- lcg. a-l yas sll ns-f DAB f4vr zone N1r
ne night irfa q since w- lo irce oi hm CAL Dee
nlIs.G-d
Dr. Rising So wears or age shout feet .rc high,
dark air Ard whsEers ltrs Boo" eTes deeply se heavy
eserrows arc caIs comp exon nose prominent ire 90 c
tr-ih and be- weight shout $50 pounds lis dress Wt-
l.lav black Hnd b. l4a rsk brown ovrrrua and tark
lsf he hsa about : 49, wish hin, Sl-to OF WHICH were
DOB 500 uotes OF tc Phunx Bsfk Hartford Conn heaso
fonA with him l-stter trunS - inches ,rE all s
uissct cooed OF PIE uslG sEe, and i - Dos &c
a us baggage east may De heard from % some oi lie
public sc %, steamboats, OF hotels between bAlmore an
Hartford
Tire onso'se VIE 81 d Rising tegs tie sympathy -
generous Iulic and hcycs hey wlA interest them
seircs ~ her behalf lrd communicate Ally Information
thai trsv b. ohared her father fdwsrt Stevens. Of
-Mahoro' MSS % Messrs Hls ksnF Chi ls,
Narr ord Co y ! u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

\0IlcE ~ rFLDuCfS -So,e. b.r-1y f7ss 1919 I.
- 70 :. iesos' "a g c..n- 'sIrtt JOas kEAyElt
- = ''ef slAi hfAle'd Colst sf ssgssss1 a.
es 70 t-lf'a = srlAt - ssus "a ne '5sehsS hs,z
- sfof ~ 4 t-f fcstslcs sag sf0r.sl Oeqfs
lai-a eo1ls= of q Izs M " = Pc .trsss u
60 .f Ns- flrs b~fe ~ ssy o Hsrsh ssr Dsss
HSt,lon1 Cossy ssyt@n5<r ~
- ls~in sAKr l. EEAVEAU Elso.sJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

II PUKsUASeE " AZ ORDEE q tas ssrross,s - ces
~ sss Tor sotC. 1ss6y gssp = a. psrse. lssnf s
>.laet JOIN " sAlIh q ne Cfy q hsv Ten nseSs
-sseo = 7tss>-t - vc-cess tsrsf 1e s4ess
q - r-sls-s, - hSlr Cty = Nsr I9fG -
l>rs Af ah stg e g4Is ssEDs;sa Nss fefs - ts1 F
q Dsfsn15rr fsl<
al lsslze ELIZABETH sNIIH A4z--.s1sEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

a. no IET-Corner SION, H. l-a ard iso rhrt-
q. avenue Asr House - Cf2mhers-st App 'o
~ NALL l. snrncl..l I'm II ~ l.n-c-ock = -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

e. VALUABLE COUNTRY KEslDEACE TOR a..
~1-Ihsf valuable property, sie ihe residence ~ Wni
Knapp cecesssl, situated A. OreelNrich Fairtr
c.. Conn about ha4f q ME ron kalrOad ard Two ard
naf from Steamboat snclng and n nils frOu his civ
cDnssug Ofs srgs lVOstory house q feet front BY 81 s
deep zgs ard near new barn with other ogfbadirz,
AT about ,~srfy I've acfes u Fauste and Apply 70
iZf im SAMUEL q. CORNELL 2f3 Hstsr-.t
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-. FOR SALE OR EXCUANCR.-Tbree T

. FUIA ~NEI UIl I'M IItNFs L. NO urW
- f-rt0r brick hsuses nc SIDE u ievenil-sY.
- het'veen Twenty-l.ird ant Twenty fourth -. The
l-ehhorh0od good ana Stages 10 ard from Wss pass
aid r-pass uinufcs Apply
III W. BRlCE SMITH. - Waist. Jagnceys Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05
= BOOT AND SHOE EsTABLIsHMENT

- FOX SALE 20 consr .urrc~ 81 " l@ah ana ~lsnil
- b -aFe the city. To a. active business man, win =
capital % IL an excellent opportunity OF Masking fortune
For tariher particulars, inquire 90 -he PREMISES
M d" 81 ODELL. 80 B0wery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

q LANDS FOR SALE ~ HAMILTON COTN
If--Ihe advertiser = ne shove ards Il. lrsJrrec
IA an rrsng=n5e1t 1ss been maze for dspos. ~ N
sia and - requested 70 return 70 NEWTON snd exc.
: - = 80 80 ~ Y ar IA -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

f@keLANCE ~ Saffogtis u Cosy =
W. 20, 80 l<Fsty rsa v 81 psf-ls ss'ss q -
~ ~ JShN |AiaL-, a. ci - ~ As cecsss-
sf-ss1t - III vs-essfs Lef,ef s..sfs 4 -
s'4f- n rva Ws4s 50 10 Pear - cty 4 See II
"a 20 s.ios 10 tsah Jay u Algui Dsd ssS Yea - -
lsy = f-orssry 80 sAkGkltET H. cAkEEs kcmas.fsn1
i1NrU+ AIPHgD WALLER Afr.asfrs.ry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

tyFVRE REATH-Thls sntdole having mel v 10 s1ca
great success IN Europa has induced thc NtVFe, "
sipr n into America Ths snudoss warranted 20 cure
he ost ornsivr eresh arising from he ccrsrg cement 90
liver lungs froH oher esrse "AelsNTi N.n'
yeruipc hut sseh as are sod bv these John Az
ord les sowery z Pr'ce lS0 Futonst sun bnhdings
RrSrhlvr Sfimeods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

DAlIROAD lR0N.-Contrtcs ior lie crivery n
IL Rslosa u any required pAern and weigh a. A.
rou of The United >Aies al Of svor- brand. made OF
lsvOrsb.e terms by CHARLkS ILLUS, . BeEyersL
~ meed'
EEBRTARY REPORT OF TIE NETWORK
II LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY To- Nsilst Tins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

- FufuE-sF between brlZr and LNwfrnc- - Di-
- 0r Livingston, between Bond and Nevius 80. lo''
Portland Wsshin Rton PARK. each 2lxj5 price
SIS each Apply o. EFfiNGHAM H. NICHOLS,
~ w. Arorney-ai- Law, 2 Nassal-sL ny.
81 FOR ~ALE-A -hree-sfory aud basement house
70 F0f-v-irl-st between lle Seventh aud + glll ave-
- Price 70u $500 ra1 refra.non bord and morig sge
, term Of yeafs. Inquire of A J. BLEECHEk. Broad
81 E-f w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

. COT NTKl EE~TDENIL FNE -ALb,-1
- fs. -st'- fsrst1fv al sr,- f1gse 4'N-5 fae'. v
- ore acre of srour- good water .-rrlar- Ell i,t
4rr.hfa-r sf-a.l u .lr village ci Wi-nC. Con. or t'
Dsr.-r. I-0rit-. ha'f Gr hoafs ft- ,rofn FS aA
sale los. Apply a. re Sog't ~ .
GAr1,T DERRiCN~ON
JAMES I DERhi fkaJN.
IL. Ii sn--- . y n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

NOTICE - HEREBY GIyEN seooreas y a. = a. ger,sa
" hs'a,S cam, st1lst LEhrEL C0LE sc u As ZIG
sedy H. ~ cosfy n ist ngt9e iss..os tssi ~ 90
fsf.fs - sflsf ss I'll Feacas u-rsof -
fs - sil1stFsSs q ths tss
so n M Fsfy t- El-ss u Eoft c5gsy
" ..t1.icn, 5s1fs ~ fsf ~ q Agr D. lz1l<s
'sFtf-csf y. 90 ChAELEs COLI
JOHN PARRY. Asza1a,Fti1s
80 is~fu IHoNks u SoR1H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

u. property si, he residence ~ John L1rmer Graham
49, pa ia The SD ago of New Rochelle. : de..rous OF 81
posnz ~ portion az 90 say from IS 20 ID acres On he
nsr propose sen therr beautiful dwelling
-ommari.rg OF he Sound and within half mi of
The Ralroad depr' irqIirf ri TAOS o. RUMSEI, on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05
e. wILLIa,IsBURGH- for sale situated On

O Vt TKTN NTE NALI.-INe l-aI0fY lUcA fUlT
- house and 0i To Zee H. Nes Thl north side
= Tao houses Tat OF Eighth az SIZE ~ house - -
ce. deep. zee f.of p 3 Inches Peri 81 he pun
-nsse money cna remain 70 bond AMI mortgage For
ems, &C sppiy 10 ANTHONY ! BLEECKER, Aac.
loler, 7 bfoad-si. ma lw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-26
NUMBER SO.

pended over their heads if threatening crush them
There awful solmnity aud picturesque beanty in the
whole scene which have never seen equalled iAor,
thousands OF hearts Heaven thanks for The mcl
preservation from harm accident and Of praise nni
tho high privilege Of beginning Monument 10 Washing
under such nuspcious circumstances Heaven seemed
to smile the workfo just The Masonic ceremonies
commenced the lowering clouds opened and the bright
rays of the fell upon and gded the consecrarcd spo
We speak what know, when declare that greet
credit due Governor Floyd for the energy and PROMPT
with which the will and qualification OF the Legislature
has been carried on in beginning this great work on tie
22d Of February 1850. May the mark his iA
efforts the classic pile during his administration
One great moral beauty Of the celebration Friday was
the utter merger of party feeling in the honor paid Wash
ngton. Can cite stronger instance than The fact that
Mr. }. NJ Bolts walked between Mr.. \. VI. Martin ana
ourselves very heterogeneous union under other crcun
stances) Messs G. w. 2Iunord and T. T. Giles the other
commissioners with Mr. Crawford mpleting this part OF
no mi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-26
THE PRESIDENT AT FREDERICKSBURG;

We learn that the President cordially received
on Saturday at fredericksburg ana addressed in
an appropriate and eloquent manner by Mr. Fotbr.
on his arrival TO which the President replied. The
volunteers were out in strong force. 4 procession
was formed and proceeded through the streets and r.
turning stopped at the Exchange Hotel where the President
was greeted by several thousand persons At 2s O'Clock
about $50 persons down splendid dinner Toas,t
were given and addresses made BY the President the
vernon Col Baker of Illinois, Mr. Syme Of Petersburg As
Robert c. Scott and others. The President left Freercs>
burg al half past five O'clock and reached Aqua Creek al
about o'clock, where the steamer ready take him
He was escorted TO the boat by the volunteers and many
citizens of Fredericksburg and lri them, expressing high
qualification at his visit 10 Virginia. He reached Washing
ton al ii o'clock on Saturday night.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-26
THE ROMAN STATES

The Giornae d Roma publishes notification of the Plovl
sona Municipal Commission, dated the 18th o December IN
which decrecd in consequence OF the heavy expenses
caused by the presence Of foreign troops that The land tax
shall be increased Is centmes except on Vineyards that
wne vinegar and beer shall pay Sc cennes barrel biant
spirits of wne rum and liquors. shall pay at the rate OF
francs barrel and that the three mineral waters called Ver
.ne Fece and Paoo shall be subjected double their pre-
sent tax The French Moneu du Sor announces that the
banking house Of Fould and Oppenhe OF Paris is about 10
loan Of 30000000 francs for the Papa govern
meni According accounts from Rome received by way
OF Touon the 10Th French regiment had embarked for
Algeria aud three other regiments were about TO return 10
France
The Pope has published very long and very violent
encyclca letter. in which he mathematics socialism, repub
canism and above ALL protestansm, the root from
which every other evil ism springs.
The Commission of Cardinals has thrown into prison
fifty priests for having administered spiritual consolation 10
the wounded republicans in the hospital during the siege
letter from Rome of the 80 u, in the Conslitutonne
says few nights backs simultaneously IN all me pp'
cipa towns OF Romagua the druggists shops were broken IN
and all the poisonous substances carried on nothing else
touched The quantity poison thus taken IS sucient
10 xiii all the inhabitants of the Poncal ataes and great
appreensons been produced by the act An arrest
has however lust been made which may lead TO dscov'
of the parties concerned in the matierThe Advocate
con There found at his residence an enormous pack
e Of cockades coored ags several pairs OF pocket
pistols great number Of ponards three OF which were
prepared 10 posan ard lastly correspondence in
! eiphe. with the chiefs Of the Italian revolution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-26
THE CADETS

On Saturday paid visit 10 Norfolk, and will return via
Petersburg about the middle of The week ball We learn
is 10 be rendered 10 them BY citizens They have
come great fayorites herewnning The admiration Of all
cluding the President, who reviewed them Friday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-26

ELOPEMENT IN HIGH LIFE IN LOWEl.I..-The
upper circles in Lowell have been excited in the highest de
gree BY the development of two epeens among the upper
out of their teens manifested very OF The romantic
excepting perhaps the flight in the chase of tha, very little
boy, Cupid.
The first affair came off one week last Friday.The gay
Lotiario John r. Atkins aged 49, Of the EDITOR OF
the Lowell Courier, and his inamorata, Miss Jane Holman
daughter Of Oliver p Whipp Esq., the well known powder
manufacturer who is estimated 10 be worth Sl5ODCo The
girl is his only daughter very pretty, and is only 10 Years
Of age They proceeded Nashua, and were married at
that place
The other affair came of Tuesday last The gentleman
is Mr. Charles Dunbar Of the age OF 10, and his lady, Miss
Eliza Waugh daughter of John Waugh contracting ma
and went with her lover the lovely village Of Tewksbur
in this State, where they married.. Boston Herald
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-26

BRIDGE AT THE POINT OF ROCKS.
We learn from the Leesburg Washingtonian, that d.
McMurtree the enerpsng owner Of the Potomac llJn
Works intends soon to commence the corsru; or of
Bridge over the Potomac, st the Point Of Rocks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-26

ALABAMA-The committee Of ways ana means Of the
Legislature of this State has reported adversely to the
position 10 reconstruct the Capitol recently burned TIE
reasons alleged are the expense and the probability Of the
moyal of the sea, of Government to Tuscaloosa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-26

CUSTOM HOUSE REMoyALS-The Norfolk papers
inform us the collector of that port has in accordance
with instructions received from the Secretary Of the Tress
ry reduced the number Of officers under his employ b. dis
charging the wagher and gange the salt measure and tn;
assistant salt measurer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-26

THE KENTUCKY U. s. sENATORS-sI Arnot In
the Kentucky House Of Representatives 26h u o!eEet
resolution calling their Senators in Congress res.g
as their views he says the Wmot Proyiao known 10
be at variance with those of large majority OF te people CT
Kentucky, who oppose that measure.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-26
IN Y-yIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerk'

IN CHANCERY-yIRGI AT Rules held the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Law and Chancery for Cum
a,ni cn the Courh Of said county Monday the 3
tas % December, 1879:
William W Montague, Plaintiff:
against
Lucy Montague and James jennings in his right and sury
ie partner of Josiah Hatcher. deceased, Defendant.
The defendant Jennings having entered his appearance
and according the Act of Assembly and the Rules OF
tbs Court and appearing satisfactory evidence that he
lbNan, his Commonwealth Il ordered that the said defend
ant Do appear here the s. day OF the March and answer
e bill Of the paai and that copy Of his order he forth
s Inserted wspaper published in the City OF Richmond
rw m successfully and posted the front door OF the Coh
House oi ihis A copy-Teste:
Jan {-<Nln r.. B. WOODSON d.. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-26
yuE RICHMOND ENaUIRER,
PUBLISHED pA,Lg .om.s AM9 skM.,wnIEl1, M1Ton1k 1n
TIE R N S

TEX NJ ,:
NO., .ryen dollars per annum and al The rate OF eign
@ % period haa Sns az; ,F t1g moas hf s av
Weekly. i've y mad IN oce RENTED BY mail, post paid
s i zen end !a%,sS as yssI per mail in good and
5- All dn =, III. risk Of Editors N, postage y M tet
% si n By he The postage Of sase letter ~ Is scarce
u ace'u which operates serious tax upon Editors
a. extensive o's" TERMS OF ADVERTISING
y r%oIIRER: fifteen lines or less, first IN
TIE x cents and every succeeding ineron wenyye cents
: s9ra,i inserted once week twice week. '' '''e'
sven AMI are charged fifty dollars for thirty nos anu ~
knnull ~ greater tngth-efcept Loe
Ia who are charged 100 dollars lpaper h"a
eIy ,S THE SEMLwEEKIY--For fifteen 'ihes vi ''' ~ ~ $3.50
..o,s for each continuance 30 cents , M ,,.,c. nav
,s,r,ory references insure execution .,,.v.r ,ho
A.. ib;taries ana Marriages from the country, Haes.e W h
D1rv hand writing unknown 10 us mus oe or ,heS will in no
nhbed Every measure that has been taken 70
& and qulzzes has proved heretofore hnr
s hy m. name Of the Postmaster eisa on Ine 0a.S s -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-26
'l'o !, RICHARD PRYOR AND DOLLY HI

AND DOLLY
@e George w. Turner wife. ID
c john Bsown. Anderson and octavia his wilc, and -
a. ''k AMI Judith hs wife.
are residents Of the Commonwealth Virginia. and
\. % agent therein known you will hereby take notice thai
proceed Thursday, the h day OF February 1850 and be-
f ~ M M Hours Of O'Clock A. NJ and of that day the of
Rhn nrs Meredith and Young Attorneys al Law in the City OF
co Ia lake the postions Sheppard Wellington God
CERTAIN he read evidence behaof The defendants
kh no" pending the Court OF Chancery for the
ssI.. Circuit which you plaintiffs. and
Alfred W NV William Dly Hardin Davis Spotswood G Wadrop
no John Clash and Others defendants and which SUN
MD M rules docket Of said and IL from any cause the
morS Dc not commenced being commenced shall moi be
dav .ha the taking thereof will be continued from day
nsre same place and the hours until The taking
'"' De Completed JAMES s. RYALI,
Jan ., ., SAMUEL DAVIS,
e.tM Executors Of John D. Brown. dcceaaed
~ ,bD ACADEMY.-Threco OF four additional Students
De- ~ asS'"so on the lst Of January, lS50
n-M F. ". COLEMAN, Principal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-26
Y.-NIRGISIA--Ata Court held for Cumberland
county, The 2iih day ol December lSi9.

Lewis J Walter, Plaintiff
Edward G. Walton. Thomas Hewlett and Jane his wife, James C.
Walton Thomas Walton in his rights. and as administrator,
s The ! annexed Of Edward Walton, deceased. Martha Walton.
Hr Walton Cornea Josephine Walton and Samuel Hatcher
Defendants
The defendants Edward G. Walton, Thomas Hewlett ad Jane his
"t ant James Walton having entered their and
sa security according the Act OF Assembly and the Rifles OF this
Ga a appearing by satisfactory evidence that they not
Inhabitants This Commonwealth ordered that the said defend
rms DO here the first day Of the March term. and
sw The bill plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forth
sHh Inserted newspaper published in the city of Richmond
W W Two months successfully, and posted al the front door Of the
toun House 0 this county Copy-Tesn
Jan. 4-rs-,m X r. WOODSON, G..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-26

John Sheriff Cumberland county aud as such Aainlnsa
Polly Wade deceased Charles oosberry and Dolly his WIFE
Dolly Wade Anglea AMI Annie his wife, formerly
Wade Nancy formerly Nancy Wade and Fanny Watson
onorry Fanny Wade Defendants
defendants Charles oobery and Dolly his wife not having
appearance according the Act OF
Aeby and the Rules lis Court and BY satisfactory
evidence that they inhabitants of this Commonwealth ia
said defendants do appear here the first day OF the
the bill of the plaintiff and that copy
order forthwith inserted newspaper published in the
Richmond months succussiyy and posted al the
front dcor Of the Court House OF this county
A Copy. Tr~te, b u. WOODSOS, d. g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-17
mr. ps,Isds IpAia Correspondence.


-. ~rest o. Ran Musical Festival takes place
S.v This morning the societies will form in pre-
session and arch through .hs str cts 20 the Musical
yupd all where they will have rshesrsal BY them
selves, ne audience b ing admitted After this the
proses@ion will reform and march through several
steets 10 Independence square where the Societies
viii sing Hail Counb,~ and tn Star Spapged Banner,
the latter arranged In quarsttss for the occasion BY
p n. Wolsien~r. . ~~li Known CON poser. When this
II concluded tho stranger societies will be received In
due by Major jones behalf Of the ctisens Of
Philadelpbis Again the procession will form and
parade through several streets 70 their head quarters
In the evening they Oil give . great concert at the
Musical Fund Hall sud "n Tuesday they will have =
celebration at Lem nm, where the Mayor OF the
City and Northern Liberties, tho Sheriff and other Au
authorities will b. pr, sent
A young woman ot sugulArly modest demeanor,
who had been highly recommended by an eminent d.
vine, was lately employed as governess BY Matthew
T Miller. the we'll kn,~ broker Of Third street. Mr.
Miller having len the city few days ago left his house
In her charge and that OF his servants The day
after his departure the singularly modest young lady
made tracks with 500 worth 81 ewery and other pro-
perty In her possession hen leaving che told the
wants that she going 10 visit her uucle-doubtless
that celebrated uncle The pawn broker whose spout
Il popular You might naturally suppose that the
" enins mt divine" Who could highly recommend
such character, !. not any particular great
shakes, and yet fuanes to tell, it 10 said
that the eminent div himself ss nicely sucked
In - Mr. Miller In ~sxt manner have not heard
The robbery not discovered until Mr. Mulers re-
turn on FRIDAY evening