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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

Richmond, October p, lS5]. Secrrs"s
APPOINTMENT or PROXY.
Know all Men by these Presents. That VT, Er sIo'
scber, bcs Stockholders tile James River ana kanawl '
rany, do hereby and APPOINT nur ifos aug
lawful asrt. an proxy represent each q" ~ n all
of the Stockholders oi said COMPANY. held w' A
months nn nd dItc hereof, when We are hot e
Represented by oler proxy; win III power M ~
ihuiv such general tnth vote OF folt;
other each could .ive or 10 az ntr o'
the sad meetings, il personally present. aii We d" @
and confirm whatever acts onr sai i'N
nv lawn Iy aiv. NJ M l,r ~ IN uurs,,c. Of The authorize tret,
conferred up him.
Witness hands seals this day Of - one h'i'lnd
= "''' ~ sEALl
sEALI
T.s,e -EALI
= r,.,,. -, ,r pc,c, far The - aforesaid 20 hereby
..r,i.v ,, veins, ,,, ,oy. st,crbcd as o. atcsns
siss n.r.o,., ann.,r IL. orr mo II, t,y aforesaid AMI
NH. , ,, ~. al he named whose .m-- ar. hscfed
- IL ,hoy. ,.,,er NJ
the presence said witness, their act aud deed
my hand and seal tlIs . Teen nun
bred and -. - t'''""i
,,nlr 1tu,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

vfu L, IA
N that valuable in Land. known a. ihe w ,,a,
IN, ,te the property of George Pollok decd s,uaC
nn,,n,y o Jones and o North Caroline on re &
Vii Greek about miles from The town VI ~"
under the direction o the
.r with i3u Slaves THURSDAY the ah Of December 1871
the premises -. m INV, ,.r.s or land NJ which
nm, a acres cleared, AMI III state oi cuiii'inn ne
,r,i.J AMI fenced about OF rich l"coh
80 IN IA D bushels of per These al are M eS,
cultivated and capable OF high Improvement ,ve
r; Cation HEMP Peas Between 100 and ~ acres hlre
Neon recently lined proved highly beneficial Mari a M
rock abound neNhauSbc quantities III various m ,;c.s
,o of aud imported lime eau be u ete - P
six 10 ci.ht Cents ~. ,,.,. eli.
and ieagoins Sc'sc'S Cat 5
10 b grain. lua there direct TO: sea ihe.
- siccn hunl rel or thousand OF vcy ch neae'
Ia norio drained anu piHiay c'e"leu anu ~,
rho. n IN. woolla,,ls afford grazing of stock 'i'
w. -, Mil with nc yer supply Of wafer are on me p
- s.c iva Dwelling House WIN all
n, rfnqs Oyrrscrrs House Gin and screw HOUSE WIN 60
Barns. stables lo hnrsos oAe'
S,n ami Nero abin with brick chimIier cHpaoe VI d.
TIL ronary bresens desirable opportunity l'f nv ~
ami s situation eligible. and II can De easily '' ~
,hrer mr. more :cparle valuable plantations ,, u,ls,,
The slaves consisting Blacksmiths taensrs ,,se,
hou,c Geld hands having oeeh wen - nu,ri
49,, a;svsJ more valuable property o this desc!ipuoh "A
never before offered sale in this STATE .o of Cotton
Al IN, same time and place. will be sold he ehIs pb all hs
I'D ~, now hing srn1n plantation mseihei WIN on
y, ME- Oven Cattle Sheep Hogs. Fodder. Peas Farming
Utensils Of all kind, belonging 70 the s'As. 1 ~ "
and Kitchen Furniture :,,., =, .x,,,;,. the pronery
ho. tcsirou. purchasing are invited 70 a. AZ
ar Of sale and every facility vii! be gwen 'heni lot ~
doing by persoas the prenii.s1 - - 90, r u liz, pur
Ap,lv 10 JsmesW Bryan, Newbern, ~ ~ a''u = '' 49,
swyn. Haitian. North Carolina
| u, rn0i JpneS 80 ". C..
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MISCELLANEOUS.

JAMES RIVER AND KAEANHA COHPANi.
gHSE sixteenth annual 81 the Stockholders OF the ''e
ka.awsll Company held al The compn. o.
this city. Mond y, the . November Iy nn"r - Tie
President aud Directors. WIN T. MINF',Kp,
Richmond, October % lS59. Secrrs"s'
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SALE OF LANDIN AMELIA.

IpY virtue the Circuit Court of Amelia snail "er
Ii for sale 10 highest bidder Lc premises. on TUESDAY
fe third day OF December, 1850 If fair If no. tue next ar Ay
nj land in the said (e real o Edward H. ielth
containing. survey 63 lying 1--WE miles south Ea
fem IN. Court House. adjoining the lands Of Thos o"nes
= sah nln Marshall and Others land hasa iul pro-
portion Of original OAK wood land and bottom AniEe OPEN au
End heart There The land comfortable dwelling hoe
h Al, her cary All desiring 10 vie" 70,
h: application subscriber he will show II them win
Measure he; wrcn his and the day Of sale s,,,l
TEENS or SALEA credit OF Two and three years i,y
ns,a,mcn,s the purchaser giving bonds, WIN alls
;',ss, f,n, The ,ay respectively, AMI aheea VI NUS
upon the a! 70 secure lie join MARSHALL Com'r
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LOTTERIES.
STATIONS OFFICE,
SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICHMOND vlRal

STATIONS OFFICE,
MOS, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET. RICHMOND iRa'
Drawn Nos Of MSnoaGal il, 10 re- % Nov s. e :;
Whole ''St'' Nos 81 ~ o. r'A' Of s' '''O sTRafroN
DF'x"s s s, IS Sonny 5s:Ey s'' Si4'Ist'
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Lottery n u Ezra = 10 a. u.s. 10y
Drawn Nos q Delaware NJ s 4; :; Ny % s ca y g.
""''f ''S anu '' "'''N' ''''' ''' NN sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos Of Sussex, No l35, Nov. 9:
Is 81 10 G3 = Il u - 20 10 ~
Tickets Nos IS = Two more sold and paid by sTRATToN
Drawn Nus Moncngaa No l2a, Nov: 9th:
co 81 IS 80 10 1t - ! q Il 2 y Is l.
Ticket Nos IA 35 prize OF 800, sold and paid BY ,~rox
the Week. o :.
TUESDAY-Susaex Lottery Extra Class ij6 Capital s', "
acknowledgements Lottery, Glass ls6 Capital $4,000 %
NSs - EsT ss s Lottery Class &C. Capital sss
rs Nos IL drawn Tickets $40
THURSDAY Lottery, Extra, Class 1885, Capital s'"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lottery, Glass l27-Capa s2',on
FRIDAY-sassex Lottery, Class scapiAl slsco IS N"s'
sATURDAY-Susser Lottery Extra Capital s4'a'o - Mrs.
10 drawn. Tickets 81.
Virginia Mononsaa Lottery Glass 2 to be drawn oin NoSsn
Der &c Nos II drawn Capitals $4,000 l2DU, ooo eW
10 oil 1000 800 LIS Of 200, SC Tickets SO-saies IN proportion"
Virginia Monunsaa Lottery Glass l. to be Drawn ON NSv e
Ii l6o 10000 10 Of $500 p OF 1000, io OF OF Ao, Vo a"
/, 900. &c Tickets saO-sl,ares in proportion.
Virginia Mcnongalia Lottery elias, 1855 Oe osw s Mo-
5000 5000 50 Of 900, 500 lSu Of 2u &c Tickets so-shafe
i'll proportion.
M BUYERS are referred 10 my prizes which registered
lie office M proof what has been one and overy awning
continues 10 ncrras. the number sold and paid by me-
Orders m e o I Ssd p s%s
Nov ii ~ SITUATION. Richmond Va
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LAMBERT'S OFFICE.
IN FOURTEENTH STREET under the Exchange Hotel Rlch

IN FOURTEENTH STREET under Exchange Hotel Rich
" mond Virginia. o. - >.,,
Pfa%"f g Rs'a y 6 S'ass e''s 8 % d
Ticket Sss S q s s5'ss ' .'s: 70 ~ s
2 q % 81 Al 10 III a.
Drawn Nos. Of Mononsalia, No l2i, NOV I
8 IL 81 90 - - 81 65 Is 81.
Drawing Of Sussex Comfy Delaware LOTTERY, Class So
p IN 8 Of : SUSSEX County Il Delaware IoTy ca,.
Is "a 10 81 2 IL IL - 10 &c %
Daslns Of Virginia IN Mon on ! L0sy Class L I, rs
Schemes for Week.
TUEsDAY-The Virginia Monongaia Lottery Capitals
$4,000 700, 40Go 1888 of lOU0 - Nos la drawn
Tickets s5-shares IN proportion
wEDSEsDAY1he delaware State Lottery Glass Cailals
$4,000 1900, 1000 5000 1908 100 OF loo 10 Of 49, 10 OF
$40, 10 OF H ~ Of co., - Of 500, being The lowest three number
prizes IS Nos, IL drawn Tickets sOslares proportion
TIuRspAY-!he Virginia Moaonsala LSiery Class e.
drawn Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
FRDAY-The County Delaware Lottery Glass 9l-cap'
tails $500 1000 5000 aOU OF 3e, Of 1000, &c IS Nos,
10 drawn. Tickets s4-shares in proportion
SATURDAYTh Virginia Monongalis Lottery Glass 2 TO nr
drawn 10Th November. Nos II drawn-Capas st5ou,
1900, sOO 1000 24oo 10 OF lO 500 l7j of 100, Sc Tickets
Sl0-shares III proportion
SATURDAY, nov. 2aD-A MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY
The Virginia Mononsala Lottery Class L. TO be drawn 2 10
ysmSst IS Nos Y aarncspi!als ps q sSo" 40 o %
Of 1900 SC Tickets sa-shares in proportion
Virginia Monongaa Lottery, Class 49, he drawn N,h No
vember. - Nos ~ drawn Capitals siuOOo aNki lano
5000, 5000 so Of 1900 j la0 OF $50 &c Tickets slU-shareS
IN proportion.
~ Change of hour the above Lotteries
o'clock r. NJ and the drawings received ab" O'Clock h E
egrsph: ,, ,,
wings of smaller Lotteries received Tuesdays Thurs
days and SUNDAY az o'clock Sales close hall past H.
orerso Packages Certificates of Packages single Tickets
Shares the above amy Maury Co.'S Lotteries oi which
e fts sss will ess m pnp and
warded distant adventure Address
No g. Exchange Place, Richmond, va
Recolecs No. s"ThereS luck IN odd numbers says Rory
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

RoosLYx. Nsw YORK.,
a Main street, heiwe.n
nT.rm thorough and dn
su.h or n'hon. the aril'
.r,r., answering the pIr
n.ts, but - she arsicula
j Alao, all other opera
@ sus 'Byrne. ReY'd. DIS
View York; Dis. Cunning
Oct 21-lm
!. Ia. per NJ Tor sale by
~ NJ .tr..f
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J. r. SCHERMERHoRN
TI yEIi:. PEOPElsTY s'OI

TuNIIE u.dcls ciers oi sIit hat valuable roper. ~ " ~
buro, known as the WAY NESEoRo HOTEL now u ~" g"
cur,nty OF ~ Gibbs The House large aud conytif
with all necessary ouhung there attached large rane ~
If this pr per;y posed private sale before
~, ri November $50 lay offered pui 'i
,n The terms accommodating AID nal knowL on 'e r
Of sale Any desiring "nthc subject WI ar W
a Waynesbo-o'. III: ., .
well known Ia require i'' ~
M, IN, sell. an, ha s"i
NAV be expected. viii be given IN the lrt ia! "'
ary 1851 al which time offer public auction all o ~! 81"
niurs the House. consisting Of Beo. Tables tn, g.
Terms made known at the sale WILLIAM .hA'""'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12
Pr MnVEn.

TIME has removed Hat and Cap Store 10 No ~
1 a. Mun and door Purcell! Laid \ Co IN
.<E prug Store where he would be glad 10 see hsGi~D
( aad all Others that want Of Hats AMI Caps.
s he has haGl AMI receiving BY every packet from
IT, lennrhern cities dlriona supplies which render has
SO and complete Members OF The Convention
and visiting city, would do well hun call before
purchasing determined not he unersold BY any
sss'ahIlshnien, m The United States X. a. ALLEN,
~, , e0 Main
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

NEW AND DESIKNBLF 0sUUDS. - ;,
list received per Adams Cos Express al No I13,
u Square Lace aud Embroidered Muslin Sleeves
French W fought Collars and Cuffs
Lace Canes. Lace Collars and Guns
Orange and Maroon color Sltli
Orange Maroon pak and blue Florence
Rich printed Paris Dcaines
Alexander Kid Gloves
Velvet and Silk Coasr
Plain and Embroidered Grape Shawls
Handsome Neck an! Belt Ribbons 3d. NC .,
FARMER, bAfLi - iNt.''s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12
REQUISITIONS.

l0ICIIMOND AND DANNlLLE RAILROAD f0MPANl-Ilt
HI Stockholders this Company hereby notified Tia; .eq"i
per their stock has been ordered ~ The Lara oi
Directors whlrh they required pay tt following sn' w
$40 per 18Th aY Of Ornbr and sn shaI"n NE
18th day December e paid into either the Farmer lns
Virginia. Bank OF Virginia. the Irk the "'c OF nC"'
pany.
Stockholders who Delinquent in payment q" acquisitions ready
called. requested 10 make irimr,.iitc pay !nei;
By 0ttpr ui the BOAR, al Directors.
p VAN DEuRSES, Treasur,
Aus l3--dSctls,Jan r. H. r. RCn
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Jet. 22-cwtds bhco"or u ''''. 800.
HOUSES AND LANDS IN BUCKINGHAM
Lad -

NV virtue Of deed of ,rlst executed by Robert r. ocke a
Mar. Jane his vile, bearing date me -i' "! ~ H.,
ri record in Tie Clerks buckingham e9nhy, ~. ~
ell who ha- bcrn substituted .. trustee y. ne ,; auro for
i -" -" ,hs premsc on SATURDAY, the 10Th day OF hovei
n, al MaysSle au!ohHI
Church lot. an, the lot formerly owned ny Ee"a
Sr,,cr. on which lie dwelling house with other DudnsS
A. tc and the same terms VIII also DC "lci,
of lard which said decd containing Se aee7 ~
J', nv, ~. W ~. 1899 JOHN ". HASkINS Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

TUyO Harriet W and Lucy Baird, daughters Of James Bar'
ALT. Sarah ", his wife, formerly Smith: The lii iiase W
an, Lucy Baird hereby informed that have ny haa lr
racy devised them y The viii Mar,La smith, dec d. nc'
DESTROYS Of paying 10 them.
Information from any which will enable lear their
address viii thankfully received Their parents ed i'm ls
Kentucky abo: - and removed IRON Tie arf
State Mis- ew but what pats M
known believed that both OF the daughters have married
Address Prince George { H.. Va,
THOMAS SMITH, EN'r. Of MARTHA VI Tn
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OFFICE OF THE JAMES RivEa AND KANAwHA CoMrAS,}
Richmond, 18th October, 1857. )
yyNIE BOARD OF ASSESSORS appointed by Law the
damages andhoers the condemnation u ihr ai"iT
for thr James and kanawa Company, VIII net Oh
your lands ny line ' cunlanys Canal NJ"
located, the City Richmond Wlne fdy. the .Gi November
lands the sud Company piini
'' " " w - WM r MIiNFOE,
Secretary of the lanes River AMI kanaw.a Conway.
M, ,r,or -, ia. U,,rI ~ pir.c,,rs Ga. ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12
VALUABLE HOUSE, AND LOT y WILLIAM

yayitE her house AMI lot III VIII
.insbura Il situated the Palace lot Ia very plea
.ant and portion the The dwelling house a'se
ami cnnmos with green attached opening from the
o ali i'm conlnn-has attached lot OF more
a one cre all OF brick and Insured tie Mu
~ nr who desire residing this city, this property offers great
Inducements the female Seminary now IN success
walk from the College situated pleasant nesborhood
vcnirnt 10 church. &C. -, ... -,
Presnmn. that who desire purchase will examine Tor
themselves description y deemed nnlrce.afy
or g5-c,w IITiTIA TYLER SEMPLB.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12
NEGROES, FURNITURE AND STOCK

WILL be sold IN promises :hc h OF November, il fair, i
w no of Ill. mex fifteen very teiy rrnr all
Fun ana part 81 The Stock and Plantation lisis De-
il. giu u the John Daniel
Also a good second hand Carriage. .
All sum. ner sOca.l all oyetat Except for The Ne
,rncs) moarfs credit with bond and approve, security
CnIntr ralnl Oct II. ls"l A. Z. PAGE, administrator.
,s,pi IN ruuy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

vJNnE Life Of John il, , cs,,
biography collected FROM the most reliable an'"e
The author educated III Mr. Ran"phS District ana wa m,laf
with all o that devoted son o! the ID Do
NOV ~ MORRIS BROTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

2
obedience the Circuit Court Iano"er. pro
nounrr! IN the 10th day October 1850 The lie
GnSan Executor shall the lDh ia,
December not, tile first far day thereafter sell a
rbr auction hshr, bidder the * land IN he bill
and proceedings mentioned located the county Hanover AL
Joining which situated the Mills recent. purchased
DR. William f. Games known formerly, Ts. Macon. then A.
Govans Mills and lying the Wetc, side Of the New Bridge road
leading from Richmond to the Old Church
TERMs-1he will made upon credit of and month";
the purchaser bonds with good security, the
able ou months the day Of GALE bu, each carry
interest from the raid day. .
l--cls q. w. RICHARDSON, tom r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

11yHE 81 Bsl itIBEk Orders Tor 'ir "a -
following Trees and Plants Mr. Jos. Slnton's &C.
l.bra,ed Nulseiy. near the city
APPLES Peaches Pears Pdns Cherries Aprro tarlnes,
,ns Figs Grapes G1ose5erries Raoe Strawberries anu
AsaTaeas III io'> :, III w. 80,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12
81 HATS. HATS: CAPS: CAPS, sl
81 FALL STYLE. 1850
Jt G.. L. T. TT y ASSN44
No l-3 Broad Street Shockoc I'M,

No Isl Broad Street, Shockoc HIT -
WHOLESALE and retail -aerin HATS aud CAP respseuY
w Ct his friends, country merchants ad pnic
generally and fashionable assortment OF lA CARS
from 81 81 * So Hack and Dtb Beaver
Castor kin Silk Angola, Russia C"ney, Mexici fu
s Wool Hats OF every variety unusually low prices LADIES'
AMI Nsscs Mu.s LINK, TIpe Badger, Wolf, Coey and Foot
Nl rc,ornes Swan Trmnins Carpet Bags
Umbrellas all Of which he Is disposed
a very prices. whole sale or retail
respectfully invited 10 call and examine NY
o HATS and CAPS. made 10 order = -, n
p,,.asu ~, tps.n e' " Com
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COMPREHENSIVE.

Ric.nncl,, Oct .l, l>.o-c3w
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PENDANTS. &c.-Rich
Goods, Just opened and for sale
WIN. F. BUTLER & CO.,
70 Main Street.
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r 4 RIs MILL RY.
ROUGH AND READY HOTEL,

Mira, c. NIriMf, IUI
YTyAKES 10 the Ladies mat she VIII
open Tuesday, 9Th November the most beautiful as Iss~
IN snr,mcnt OF FALL STYLE MILLINERY ever otere'ISx
1m To nt which sie rcGueS,s the a.
Ess 'cnion every at'ce h ben se's''" d! "s WIN WV
almost care .yom the latest lmporatl"n- ;,
30 DressmaserS and others wishing 10 procure patterns WI
linda large the latest styles FOR C!oass Nee
&C. ladies' and children always On hand N"v -d&ezM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12
l7HE VIKGINIA WOOLEa

(lFFER 10 dealers very iarorahl. terms
~ fLANNELS-Ol various grades AMI cn"rE
TWEEDS-lIeasy, medium and isi. assorted e"lo!s
BLANKETS Medium aii heavy. blue, scarlet and sr'ri
Our fabric warranted all wool, aud We NV eAanloh
eli Interested ia virginia manufactures
Nav lift WIN n. HAMILTON. gent
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03
Fire Bucket Company.

At q meeting of the boys Of indianapolis. held al
the Court House. Tuesday evening. Dec. ls.h, on
motion, Capt H. c. FERsUsos called to the Chair,
and s. p. Oun appointed Secretary.
The Chamsn having explained the object of the meet
ing be the organization of Bucket Company, commit
tee consisting OF s. 0hr Joseph R. Haugh. and George
E. Van Baricum, appointed draft suitable resolu
tions who reported the following
l. Received That is e1psden, to Organize ourselves
into Fire Bucket Company If sutcent encouragement
be received from citizens and city authorities
O. Resolved That committee OF four be appointed to
draft form of Constitution for such company, 10 report
meeting.
g. Rcsolved That committee OF three be appointed 10
petition the City Council behalf Of this meeting for
appropriation of a sufficient procure suitable wsg-
on with and necessary apparatus, for the use OF
the company.
f. Resolved That committes Of five be appointed to
circulate among citizens subscription for the purpose
of procuring suitable buckets for the Of the company
S. Resolved That the committee last named. be In
sruced aIso TO circulate among citizens petition to
State Legislature donate the buckets belonging
the State and lying useless in the State House.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
The Chair appointed, the committee provided for in
tho ond resolution. Mcssrs Ohr Van Barcun. Hsugh
w. p. Duzan, and Pyle.
Second commi,,ee-H. Coburn. jr- J. r. Haugh, aud
ID. Mcguire.
Third communications. Campbell. Chss e. Holland.
Jno. Teel. I. g. Beck. and L. Z. Sargent.
On notion il was ordered that the last named commit
tee be directed delay proceedings unit, the action Of the
council is known.
On notion it ordered that the proceedings Of his
meeting be published Ia the city papers.
The meeting then sdJourned
Il. G. FERGUSON, Chairman.
N
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-03

The Detroit Advertiser has long article. from the
pen evidently Of some friend of Mrs. |. g. Miller,
whose suicide at niagara Falls was announced. and
afterwards contradicted, few days since. The
writer, after reviewing the facts, TO the concu
sion that the stories which have been set af0at in
some of the newspapers of her having eloPed
warranted by anything known. The only trace found
Of her at the Falls as we have already stated,
where her new silk bonnet, hood. trampled upon.
was found on the abutment Of the bridge which leads
from the main shore to Goat Island about two hum
dred feet FROM the shore. Her Grape shawl into
three pieces, tied together by very hard knots was
fastened TO the bridge. apparently let herself down.
first tn the abutments, and then lower herself still
further towards the rapid current which sweeps over
the Falls.
Mrs. Miller is tweniy-six years of age. She wOs
the mother of four children the Oldest and youngest
of whom died in early infancy. To her father MOTHER
brothers and sisters, she exceedingly attached.
To her first and third child she affixed the name Of
her aher and her youngest the of her mother
She was married when she seventeen and half
years old.
From infancy she possessed, when retired and in
the domestic circle of the family, touching and mel
ancboiy expression Of countenance. Part Of her
youthful education received at the nunnery in
this city. She a short time at the academic in
sutOn of Madame Grelaud, in Philadelphia, and for
some months at that Of Miss English at Georgetown,
in the District of Columbia.
That such a woman. Of a purity of soul sus-
pected, with character unblemished, christian
COMMUNICATE from early age, with family upon
whom all her earthly affections were devoedly CEN
tereG could have been induced by any cause except
| temporary mental hanacinaiion, to attempt self
destruction is incredible That she should have placed
herself in The power of stranger left her poor little
orphan children several hundred miles from any Of
their relations helpless, thrown upon the mercy of
persons to whom they unknown; that she could
have done so, bghtng the hopes aud affections hui
initiating the pride. furnishing reputation lacera-
ting the feelings of her family and connections
much beyond the possibility of belief
The prevalent opinion. at TIE scene of the recent
tragedy is more than probably correct. To that i'm
preston her relations adhere till eradicatcd by
indnbtable evidence Of different and worse catas-
trophe.