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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28
Schemes for the Week.


TUESDAiI- Virginia M.nons4Iia Lottery Class -
IA proportion
WEDNESDAY The Delaware State Lottery Glass s.-'aiiihf
si0nu l2nu .1n 1901 3uH. ..s. 100 ~ ." lf" &c -
Nos II drawn. Tickets slO-slarcs IN proportion
THURSDAY Virginia Monongalia Lottery. Glass - Capitals
sarnu lrWu .es 5o .lGJ. 10 Leo ~ 81 '-p, ~ "
Su>. - drawn Tickets 50 share ia proportion
PRlDAY-Ilie County tDclawar) Lottery Cli'S -
CAPITALS: Se2Nr, l2t4u. it-s,. 2St. 81 . ~ ~
uu j. Mos, II drawn. Tickets 50 shares ~ iioi"i'
SATrRpAY-Nm.ila Monnnsala Inlefy, Class l-taplas
Nos II drawn. Tickets slu--shaes proportion
SATURDAY, Iuno Virginia Mononeala Lottery Ili-s % :
CaIia.s: saS!Au, $3.50. 1859 Il, 1909, &c - Nos y
drawn Tickets sl,slarc IN proportion
SATURDAY, June :s9N,rsnia M"n"G.alia Lottery, lass
Capitals s72pp 4UOJ. lot,si IN Of 5000, Sc - Nos 10
,lrawn Tickets Subsidiaries III proportion
by. above Lotteries jorork NJ and The
drawings received about ! O'Clock bs telegraph
smaller Lotteries will y" received dai! unS
The present month uccS. r. NJ the sales ~ when VIII
close past NJ Price Tickets 81 To
n,praipTioi ,,...,.
Onersfor Packages o Packages single Tickets
Shares III NaGry "a ; "i mHl
,icre every icrs varying from !" sV of
.Ickc the i2t prompt attention. aud the da"t "r
sar!r Immediately adventures when requested Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No 5, Exchange Place. kIchmGni, Va
No.. May =
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NlRINl JOURNAL.

-..,No>p. MAY -H1GH WAFER, =. 81.
Ms RlvED,
c,,-ar Briggs llleck, Mobile.
$50, "sy'S smith AloE,
>ca' , Men, S > Applefth, Por, Deposit.
S,ht WI paws, ftimore.
scar. \ r,a,5ne Goinor Briggs Hallett, Mobile.
AssiyEof are iia,,8, w. s W, barque Avola, from
sso,s I'D I'm, ~ 10 Charlea. PassengersE. Hall, Esq
.s.,so dA"-' ILED.
.. Rovnnaa, cmliI Boston,
a4-,y WANT, CouchIew York.
>''i. W VINO owty, Bat, New York.
so. g.: $. Wileis, SIN New York.
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EDUCATION.

YOUNG GENTLEMAN, native OF Virginia, who "as eduea'
~ wishes situation a" leacncT
either IN public School In addition 10 the ordinary
branches English Education. liz qualified to give instruction
n ann SPANISH French oi The Greek language
Having had cxicecc teaching, e can refer WI" pleasure
H. he patrons 81 his school besides presenting testimonials from TIE
highest authority Communications addressed 10 Aa be'a mes
WICK DEPOT Abeare county. Virginia will be promptly attended To-
MAJ
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REQUISITIONS.

REQUISITI0NS;
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD. ca.
.upScRIBERS for The extension from Waynesborousn -
ton are required pay the Bank Of The vaeg
a. taunton in addition 10 The sums already called Tor lamons
coz er share s Der share on the day OF June 81 per sae
the first ay OF July aud s. per the first day OF August ~
By rider Of the Board ,,p1-r r,.asur.r
IL j. "hhNEi =. -.
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NO MRS nARKIET cLoPToN WIDOW y1lI.t y, x or

ion,on deceased Jones and Frances his WIFE,
william clopon Ana c,opon and pass CI" r;co Won are
a. s. thai an application will he made by me virginia .sl
a Railroad Company the County Uo" :" nn
.hers TO assess damages which viii be sen ~ a ur q
II.o n.a, IN. citv Richmond of which YOU ~ inc willow
heirs Of Patrick Cop;on deceased are the owners a" t ~
~. s,i conauy propose conduct their road , - , II w.
me Sa' COMPANY f'l FONTAlNE. Prcs' Y. G. K X 70
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By W. pANNELL = son. Arcrs.-NoRFoLK
AUCTION Al NAVY YARD.
GEORGE L0lALL, Navy Agent
Al. -Atl. pANNIlI L AM.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE INDtn Dr.
lREE OF COlRT.

,crre the Chance
1 lrus!cu County Pronounced tie 18th ay March. lsU
therein pending. which George u PondeNlrr ilalHli d
lpiin y Elicit Robert VI Taylor Clayton e. Coleman and others
defendants shall Is Commissioner APPOINTED ty "aa dcte'
sell 10 the highest DlseG, Tie M day May, ls ~ II ok, az
II the neat lair day. the premises that valuable estate
lie county l.nrco. about ~ mixes below Tie cls - Rc
.Hil. ow,! BY ai Pplryter aud known 'Nl.EciE H,
>j There this farm good dwelling
house, other houses usually found such Here
beds s,ei and sIc! mari tie dn, tsanlcS
easy much tla the immediate ishtoh"i
The purchase money vii 5Giicc 10
pay the charges aad making tie sIii sale, a!s ~"
ADVERTISING lucurlc, ~ .c sand lit I,. ~ b. lions
mad, maj sale ~ The si ltuttl
ana also the due The SAID Clayton toea m
the debts secured INN by deed IA la N'
the BIZ Hro,d. which hundred ana
dollars thereon DE
February eighteen hundred and Gi paid
the hundred dollars, Mih Interest
lc twentieth i. February. eighteen hundred hi
borrowed hy the SAID George u Pom
Robert & Nlchod. ini oilers "itlsti 81 Tie
superior Court 81 thancey explained ~ h doFesa!d tl And
The balance OF the purchase cftdi o twelve i ts
Vii be- purchaser his bond Tor r and
the thereof by trust deed oh the land M cocmI"
tie the Tie sad
shall ieleitom portion al and
amounting AMI poles which conveyed b.
fifteenth hundred aui AMI further
December cieltcn hundred AID
which portions be eAiosc % under
hls,.cr,r T. b.. JONES,
ApuIy i-,lNr =. =.
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E0RTIINL,S HOME.

-
SIAIKS OFFICE W. e. Main Street. Richmond Nirc"ia
- Put money IN thy purse.
Do not despair;
True nope ncvertires, but mounts on Eagle wings,
Kings iiiakcs tuts and mcancI Creatures Kings
"Pu, money ihr purse
Schemes for the Week. 81,
TCSpAY-l3cl Lottery, Glass 2b-taIitals; s!''''o'
an l. 10 So = Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets s.. .,..,
WEDNESDAY SusIclanaa Lottery, lass ~ alhls s'''''
~ :usl u, nl 1000 - Nos Il drawn Tickets ~
TlRSnAl -Mayland Consolidated Lottery, lass =, .ai
,a4: s2uObJ. tt's, BOO, ~ Of 100 DC - N"'' ~ ~
FRlpsY-Aarvland Consolidated Lottery Class ''-cainAs
~, tsm 5000 - Nos, II drawn Tickets 50
SATURDAY Consolidated Glass L. cailas sto'
2ig. GDou 1904, ltn OF luot &c - Nos y drawn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28
INTENTION. ,NcHEsTEK FIREMEN,
Pl,slGk 10 mi BAPTIsT GENERAL As

>ofL,oN OF VIRGINIA
xs--, H. 1r CURTIS PECK. Captain John Davis,
49, r,ses wharf IN this city Thursday morn.
ss..rq1.2 ne Nh Instant hal past o'clock, NJ, an!
Icy ,,,I,.r. M 10 Hampton or Norfolk. they may
.. ri, t.a l., he On MONDAY i""wins without any addi'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28

|p,r FANCY GOODS.
er ws4l call the attention oi the public 10 his ars.
s"lscei sock OF FANCY GOODS. The greater portion
.- ne elegant description, which he IL di'pesns
r. e'a5ri puces,
a0t German prrunery. IN great variety
g, most sarctlv scented and oi all qualities
~. Z, ae ii; -, kinds, Tooth Brushes
A. ie- a.A Pocket Books, of every style ani h'sh
-. ~, 'otsr. SILK Purses
So - various patterns
D. a with richly painted exterior
! ne very hest quality
H.. -. ot all kinds
r. WtcrS. Notices
X .;. Noic PAPER and Envelopes
ether fancy articles, suitable for presents Iiil
= 'aT..s hem. a. p. IT, TAYLORS
u Piano Forte and Music Store.
80 leo Nam Street, opposite the Banks
,a,,oND CKOP-DKESS GOODS-MAN ~. 1880.
MIL FER hs lay large and splendid assortment OF Ladies
.uon> which having purchased al New York and PIN
tstl.l enabled 10 ofer a great inducements
ga ~, > y .tlli,s. Lawns--l2 10 - cen
& B,-te, blue pink and corrs; large 10, Of rich
40 ~ '~t,luj assortment OF TISSUES .
)" H'f'' l >Nis, Muslin These goods will be sold a, 4
s'i st.5t.-
1850 ~l uc;a: made Al our own factory, eau 'eii
=. ~ th'll-f iiui any CHER Store III Tho city
ti1Gc llii.serchicfs. al 70 cents, worm 10 eeS
. 4t I'ast- = r.n,s
+, ifsHt serSct cc,ar-. a, cents
.'ea lat IIose-I2 cents
!, - fth tr.fr Siiwis
f"tatt Ice Ci.c4
:. legs ' t.ltN. 10, roloTs; 1T . cents
JACOB A. LEWIS.
". = N''a SFcsr az branch 10, oppo,e City Hotel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28

CLUB.-The members OF
tested 10 meet al the Exchange
5 o'clock, TO appoint officers
RIO. P. NEW, Proprietor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28
rrrilutair lailTlI't. IN!t II
GEORGE PAGE, III Baltimore. Maryland,
April l6-cim Inventor, Patcirr aud Manufacturer
LEATHER AND SHOE FINDING STORE.
EDWARD 4 GODFREY NJ Ii, SOL TIL CALVERT STREET
TO CONTRACTORS

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until II o'clock. VI ht
- next office. the Graduation and Mcans lie
Blue Ridge Turnpike oro,sle, IN Orange county
g yay Madison House the Intersection % the NJ" Market
Sp.Tryve Tanpse the Mss,nuo Mountain distance
al several iSts "
l00 10 300 feet IL length BE- required to separate
their price grading tina. Tor metallns
Plans Specifications and Profr be al Tbs office alter The
18th June FRANkliN l IEluhN, Ehsleti'
Office Blue Ridge Turnpike Co. Madison { H. May 2-clu!y
tT- Rchmoni Times Lynchbu Republican, Republican Nnd
Gator Valley Democrat and Winchester Ngnian publish until the
liz lie l'nnlna
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28
MAItISLE YARD.

IoHS r ROGERS 9Th Street near MAIN Kehnohl w. r De"
~ Egvan Italian and American Marble Monuments ohns
- stone. Mane pieces OF every description Wall Plates Fronts
Sc sc. .a,.., ,o,,,er
Orders from the country. with city reference pr,l
Mr Rogers having served his apprenticeship IA one " e
York Cry. and having Inuch wy
business iat ny ~; ~ 49,, n S,r, ar S,ufh Oct J-cy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28

1CElM ENGINE FOR SALE.-wc "ilrt tor sale
- Sran Enene complete, built ny Mcs Talbot Bro Of TN
my And las ii, ed from their Foundry u las Two CYL
nr boilers each by - inches diameter WIN cylinder
inches a ec stroke and Il warranted 7" "' irrch
every respect. ,,, .. j.. ,l
The Engine will he shown 10 any ls+e {" rua,@ ~ The
manufacturers r"rienns aiilyi" DIANE bHo"N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28
nATHING FIXTURES. COOKING RANGES,

IRON RAILINGS. DOORS AND FRANKLIN
RODS. &c.
ygSE ubrrberssg leave TO inform their friends and h' pubic
Iron Ratings uai ornamental Doors Gramss Tor Vaults AM
Cellars Nlranlals aud Franklin Rods with glass tubes Tohacc
Baud and Levers The undersigned pledge themselves manuac
tur, m The above liberal a. establishment
the city. 'oohE a'ooDf.t
Mayi-l3w shop on .rh. Opposite Bank street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE LOUISA Court House. MAY - eT
m. parties interested the above decree notified that aH
Inc 2S day june 1850 for the taking Of The account
,si hv The said decree well the taking OF deposition
al nv Office Louisa Court House whei and where they ar
Ia attend with papers and vouchers necessary I" end
Nav 5eerw6w DAVID VI HUNTER. G.. l.. &. :. e. ]. e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
GARDENERS FLORISTS. SHIP OWNERS INCORPORATE Ed
COMPANIES. MANIFACTIRERS. ARrlIANS. pKotES~
SIDNAL MEN. MECHANICS AND OTHERS
1EtHf PUMP AND FIRE Engine COMBINED .-kiGhr sEcFR'
d UNITED STATES LETTERS PArESt-A liiiis",titN
vii be- proccuieib valuable invention q the
aer, ani without which vessels manufactures pubic eic.s ho
and private dwellings,. incomplete AMI comparatively l+e
With tins cheap Fire Engine, the iarirr Is per-
rcty independent VI all tcconnoatns Insurance COMPANIES and
| eau bid defiance the llcemllary
RECOMMENDATIONS
We, the undersigned, do hereby that each oil Us as hai
erected Oh our lots Mr. r. b. MIchcs Improved Pump.
aud have srn hesitation IL recon.
mrnns his Pumps worth! otlc confidence and patronage 9" The
public JOHN BRAl Err -
VALENTINE IECkIER.
Ihav, pumpo Mr. Il Birmingham Mitchell m. yard, cs
valuable apcnagc great convenience and az eli.
Glen, protection against fire L b. TYLER.
The Pump lie the Palmer No ~ Main
IL NOTCEA persons buying selling the above article
responsible 10 ne for H.
inrlll RRrrrINGuAM Mitchell 1. prnnrirtnr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28

.,, IN, Ladies Hanover County propose having
StPPt,N'' Of poiesen and Salem Chu ch The supper
;s,r & r.. ,Ae p!asn Wednesday. the 18th Instant al .
~ 50 i,r>, The rcjnce oi Capt sam oserton, about :
.,, ~ .l II w weather. should be unpleasant, tht
r.. " ht,tea ihelowins night. The place VIII DC re-
: s.t ''' w. r,,,.. llurnnh oil the Forest. Wa! -
.no,.pu M,oN COMMENCEMENT
- RNNp 80 iN,r.rore The Society of Alumni, OF Ran.
+, 49, WA 49,, ~, rudy llth June by Thomas II Camp
q = ~, =. >sstoway cam Virginia.
T y l,,csc MY =. !,
n,XcE o,JnERMoMETER.
"nn.>,>i'InS< pl Store. No III, Main Street
Iclock. II o'clock. 5 o'clock
:, j.y Max -, % y. -...-.-.,-uu-uuuu..
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CHHaH

SPKTNE
WE have received ship H. from England and from Y
w the portion SPRING MA
GOODS additional. supplies will be added 10 stock V1
throughout this month. -
country dealers, and the public generally invited I"
examine our stock prices. WM. l. BUTLER & CO,
March 70 Main Street. % thu Pitcher
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28

ISCfIiyCEKY-ylR NiAAi rules held ~ The CLERK Oi.
flee II The Circuit Superior Cuur o Law anu 'acty 70" Ming
William county House, Monday The 9TH Jay oil May
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II. EDMuNDS DENTIST, form s,
Il .rv ~ numo. has oprucd OF rooms corner oi Man
and loi streets Persons w!sis neal anu
can procure by calling Mr. WI" Is tsie, ~ ~ .
, me II full SET without artificial .nh an1 S ws."s
the case require Also what are c"il''s ca!'e' ~
r mr. suci,nn other operations pertaining !" '
nrrsRyycr,-Proi e. Gibson WIN u tiwaihiiry' W. ~ Wv
J. Is Ia! NJ. IN 2,--ilfm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28

CROUND ALUM sALT.-5oo sacks for saIe sy RI
VI May DAVENPORT, ALLLN 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28

uhEADY-NADEC I4OTlIISG.-E. r. SPENCE, No To,
hiss
!, L..r n general nor,,rn Connc lie
r-din and uurl which Viii sell "w punctna'
lie also prepared I" maxi :" r,r nyhnf ~ his nr a. ~
Cloths. Cassmeres. Nc-tnts. &c ~.
lie would respectfully a>k call irn his friends aud r public 60
,r,v promising 10 10 all power please May l7d3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28


DIi PAlNEs rf kETS because all the larger prizes
- Rcinut Tia" last m their Lotteries
prizes dian all other together
The whole stJ 5000 sold III their Lotteries ie
months viii money than all the large
by other III the last i've ten yrars
LIST OF Prizes SENT TO RICHMOND ~ PAiNES LUTrE.
RiES ~ THE LAST TW EiNE MONTHS
Who, s36Ns Whole, $3.50,
Whole s:nl.n 3 o.l,ss
Wt., , If | III sluuWI
And numerous smaller . $50. IN $500
Orders Tickets will usual prompt attention. II address
| ed ID FAME y %,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28

s:DpU. Ia Of 10000, IL oi 5.c1l
Grand Lottery Class W. 10 lie drawn AT BALTIMORE on
saturday June - - Nos. II drawn
Capitals
Prize Of s;p"D ~ l,o"ea ~ = l iiIel Iso
iuV'o - ~ .o'' ~,
IN 800 Is Obi and ih drawn Nos,) 100
Tickets sa, halves ! -; quarters . 10
al package Woles 1885, a.rsH 80 Quarters j. 70
ST Orders meet usual prompt attention For Tickets ~ tie
above Of ans Lottery drawing daily tpce 81 Tickets from
10 s unlero management address us,or = ~ K'hL,
Nav q Asent for d. FAME co, Richmond. Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28


rINIIE Steamer MARY WASHINGTON Capt james = ccS-e1
Nycr. Viii resume her trips, -ar.. Bal!
FRIDAY rliis, aud Frederick bus
SATURDAY evening
Rc.r:lns leave Fredericksburg TUESDAY, and B,,!no
"Wednesday morning.
rRelGITS AND FARE REDUCED
lIogshca,. - lcrccs, - Barrels. IL cents
pr, Goods Boxes &c per cubic Al! other Goods
low prices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28
MISCELLANEOUS.


SEA BATHIIG--OLDP POINT COMFoKTHOTEL
Nils Establishment, open for the reception
visitors. Surrounded entirely by salt II affords ia
ciy Bathing. There capacious anu Well
Bath Houses with Hot baths aud Shower Baths and tine sr
>lrl,hi Beach or ips. VIM prefer the open
The lltel situated Bay, an IN View o the At
lahc presents beautiful pros while Fortress M".i"r 'r
largest military the Union, r the Visitors iet'r
r'iiena,es Ialy nir, Jara,es anl No place
be more healthy climate tan this iot through tr
Summer Fall inu4 Powerfully healthy having had
even no Cholera here last summer have ever eilclc die
oi kind Fever and i-uc and Bilious Fcver
With drinking unsurpassed excellence We otter the al
nc Band Music and the beautiful Bah Room
II the Union.
Board per day $?
Do. 10. week. the 81 3operday
DO. do. III nth 81 do
Children under II years age AMI Servants hall price
May 2l-clW JAMES ;. FRENCH.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-05

IL We learn that an accident occurred yes
tcrday morning, on the Boston and Lowell
Railroad, in consequence of which the cars on
the Central were some two hours late, last eve
ming
The particulars, so far as we have been able
to learn them from the passengers, are as fol-
lows The Engine leaving Boston at 7.05,
broke some part of her machinery, and stopped
on the track to repair. a man wassent back to
stop the next up train, which leaves Boston %
minutes later. Owing to the snow falling, hi,
sign Il was not seen, and the second train came
upon the accommodation while standing still
lnjurng several men badly, and causing gen
eral smash up" of cars. Our informant states
that no one was killed, though several persons
were so much injured that their recovery wa
considered very doubtful,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-05

u The corresponding editor of the Bran
don Post has relieved himself OF, an accumula-
ton Of mast mess, this week, which he evidently
labors under the extraordinary delusion of con-
sdering smart! Ills leading editorial would
have been rejected at once by the old A lbany
.HicroScope, as too low for even that abandoned
print, which gathered its items" from houses
Of i'll fame, and its literature from the sewers
The corresponding editor" however, has the
grace to conclude his pot.housc article as fol
lows -
"Pah Pah Bhngme some civet, good Apolhe
! cary 10 SIOeeteH my Imagination"
"Some ciyct" Why, the man would have
to swallow the entire contents Of an Apolhe
cary's Shop, and the travelling agent" besides
Brandon will soon have to be placed unde
sanitory regulations, and its inhabitants b
subjected to Quarantine" before being ad
United into the neighborng towns, unless the
can prove that they haven't been near the Pos
for three weeks!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-05

lar,ly. Tne carriage was then driven of at a
rapid ra'e--a space having been roped in 70.
lis free movement.
The city was in great conmolioD during all
the forenoon on account Of the event, which
wound mp present excitement regarding one Of
the most s;rkingly interesting trials that have
occurred since the Fauntcroy afltr-the par
ticn'ars Of which were dcsl,rated by The
whole civilized world.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-05

'''' ' ''' - II
'E"" "uu p"' cup Z" 'e"' Nn ! T.''''''V :"
counsel went there and cot tie boo, aud the
note; bat, AS it has been with me in yar,ous
o'N'r respects 'II" has not been 'H'' "o''eo d!
~. v,l.,,,.t,ro ,,,l,,.c H., however
in AN instant afterwards started up again. and .
resumed
! have Cuc word mora simply 10 say. have |
felt more distressed by the production OF these |
anonymous letters than anrlMnE tI'e--ahd ,
call my God to Wi'ncss--ard /. 1t should be line
he word J Should fpcaf-l never dld write one
Of thcm! My Counsel have had letter sent
10 them, hy some ore, s1ylng rat the letter
signed "tlr's,' was written W MIN. If he is
hero, (alcvaing his voice 10 high pitch, and
using animated EeS'Ure) TEN or hiA, i he has
SPrk u humanity IN him, 10 come .jorpWd
cW sag he tcr0ie met hIicri
believe notices have been put in all the pa
pcrs iJr him TO come here. ! have said briefly
what had To state
The ri oner then sat down. His voice trcm-
bIcd very slightly us he began 10 speak ut first;
but latcrIy, it assumed iirmncSS and energy
which belonged more t'a calm than an excited
feeling, with tie exception OF the lime lac mad
that appeal To the supposed writer OF the "Civs
/ letter, when his "oice rose To very h GA tone,
ana ms acton d'no'ed the access ol h!ry I'M
! pulse.
,rbc c,,.inr sc.,,. Of Nj. a.vr,, trarelv are
r NJ 7.., -,
'''"' e'''" IL TIC O'"' "'' "
Jndg" SHAW WAS c'ncIuIed at o'clock, when
the papcrs were hlaicd 10 the Jurv and they
ro,i,o ,rho C,,r,e..,,.
ne Jury, alef r'"fI"g' passed some io'aN
.''''"'co IA ~ ,Nr''
guy e'@"CCI % '"' '!'' ~ I.Io"R, "io'o"T''
'''"'" " 'o' ~ ~" ~ " ~,
"t'i"tt', - '.,' .,,'o',I? u''i,'''' "'u ~ ,,
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''''o-' 7 ,I;,., g., y, tL,i,
"' VIZ ~ '0''''N'
* HS.,c,.., ,t,a ,,.l,.,l. ,,, c,ro,,,,, Mr.
- 80 nan LII III. '''> a.,
o' '"''', "'I' '''o" '''' 'Io'' I, H.
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Correspondence Of the Daily Free PressJ
Trial OF Il Pl0u gh-.Truman Smiths dnfenca
OF the AdminiSIrdtlOa--Ur Kings report
Oh California.
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DISCHARGED Brady wa, yesterday called
up before acting Recorder Hale, for examination,
the charge Of stealing lot Of knives, forks and
spoons from Patrick Noon. Patrick was quite
positive that, Of the articles claimed were
found in the possession Of Mrs. Brady there must
have been regular out and out larceny committed.
Mrs Brady, who continually interrupting the
proceedings, asserted most positively that Mrs.
Noon had pledged the articles with her, while little
Pat Noon was in Jail witness was called who
testified to this fact whereupon Mrs. Noon who
was outside the railing, gave an audible and very
affecting groan, and the acting Recorder discharged
the accused.
Mrs Laura Smith, widow lady on the shady
side OF thrty-fve with straw hat and a very fierce
countenance, was next called up to answer the
charge of stealing the of SIS from Mrs. Mary
Krkman also widow, with a straw hat and a
profusion of artificial flowers. Mrs. Kirkman la
bored under strong impression that Mrs Smith,
and no one else, distracted her dimes; but she was
unable to make this fact apparent to the court, and
Mrs. Smith triumPhed in discharge from the
prosecution.