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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-17
CITY TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
DEPARTURE OF CARS & BOATS

DEPARTURE OF CARS & BOATS,
FROM RICHMOND.
Northern Cars, for Fredericksburg, Washington, &c.,
daily, at half past o o'clock, A. M.
Southern Cars, for Petersburg, Weldon, &c, daily, al
half past o'clock, P. NJ.
&C., or Iyuchburg daily, at ociock. A. M.
Petersburg Accommodation Train, Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays, at half past O'Clock, A. NJ.
Danvie Cars, for Appomattox River, Farmville,
IIyuchburg &c, VI ondays Wednesdays and Fridays,
at O'Clock, A. NJ; and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa
turdays, at half past O'Clock, F. NJ
Norfolk Steamboat, Curtis Peck Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays, at half past o'clock, "A. NJ.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at half past 5
o'clock, A. Nj.
Lynchburg Canal Packet daily, except Sunday, at
o'clock, ?. M.
ARRIVAL OF CARS AND BOATS,
AT RICHMOND.
Northern Cars from Acquia Creek, Fredericksburg,
&c, daily at s O'Clock, P. NJ.
Southern Cars, from Weldon Petersburg, &C., daily,
ct half past o'clock, A. M.
Central Railroad Cars, from Charlottesville, &C.,
daily at half past l O'Clock, P. nj
Petersburg Accommodation Train, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at o'clock, ?. M
Richmond and Danvlle Cars from the Appoma ttox
River Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at liz A.
M; and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 81
P. M.
Norfolk Steamboat, lat Rockets,) Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays, at AZ P. NJ.
Norfolk Cars and Steamboat, via Port Walthal,
TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays, at Al ?. NJ
Packets from Lynchburg, daily, except Mondays, at
2 o'clock P. M.
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vwTORD, FERGUSON 81 BARKsDALE,

AVA ORDs TERGUSON az BAESASDAbEs
Wv IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN STA
PIE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
We are now receiving per Adams IL Cos express
md schooners, from Liverpool and New York, our
Fall Stock OF Goods, and in few DAYS will have open
the best stock of goods have ever had the pleasure
oil exhibiting and at much lower prices.
We insist all, who wish to purchase, to call
and examine our stock.
We have, in the way of Silks, the newest and most
fashionable styles direct from Paris, and at low prices.
Linen Cambria Pocket Handkerchies and Inside do.
| at all prices, from &c to S25 piece.
A handsome assortment OF Embr0ideres,
Paris Silk Umbrelias-the besquaty,
Kid Gloves, made expressly for u.s. Tor ladies and
gentlemen,
Ribbons OF all kinds the handsomest ever exhibited
in this market,
De LANES Of all kinds, Of our importation,
Black Alpaccas and cold do do
A large assortment Of Gloves and Hosiery do
A splendid loi of Irish Linens do
Hollands, Huckabacks, Sheetings do
Vestngs, made like 3 ply Carpengs do
Cloths, Cassmeres and Vestngs do
A splendid lot OF Neck Ties do
Do do Pocket Hdkfs do
Flannel, Silk and Merino Shirts, for both ladies and
gentlemen do
Welsh FlanneIs, Sacq do
kerseys. Bau etc and Domestics. se3tf
Nm ERRINGs.-No. clip, gross and Roe Her
" % 49, 80 ~ ED. M. MORGAN, Main at
a DIE & GRAY, DRUGGISTS, l47 MA1N
IA STREET, have in store and now receyin z
large additions to their stock of .
DRUGS, MEDICINES, SURGEONS 1NSTRU-
MENTS, PAINTS, OILS, DYES,
WINDOW. GLASS AND FANCY ARTICLES,
which they offer for sale the most favourable terms
to cash ard puncuaI dealers aus
ME OCHA COFFEE, in quarter bales. tor sale by
18M Sc IS E Fl SRINKER.
NaT OTICE g TO OWNERS OFF LAND VAR
lN RANTS.-The undersigned will make large
cash advances on Land Warrants granted under the
acts of February II, 1s47, and Sept %, 1850, when
nj in his hand tor rtyt nnaea
same when desired
JAS. T. SUTTON, JR.,
Land, Pensoa and General Agent,
Corner of Bank and 18th sts., Richmond Va.
EANDY, CANDY. CANDY.-Country mer-
" chants are invited to call and examine my Steam
Candy made of the best materials, and manufactured
by the best workmen 10 the State white, glossy and
hard, warranted to stand in any climate, and offered
at the lowest prices. Call at
LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX,
aeS3 No 107 Main st.
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a. FOR RENT. neat dwelling house on Grace
WEI street immediately opposite to Mr. Breedens
dwelling, this house has rooms, outhousas, kitchen,
Laundry wood house an. coal house, all OF brick, cu
vert and water closets in the yard Apply to
oe IL JAMES GRAY.
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- FOR RENTING dwelling house in Tan
NEA Bark Row, at present occupied by Mr.. VIM. G.
Paine, is for rent. Possession be h / the first
October. For terms, apply to
Sc II JAMES BOSHER
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Richmond, Sept. /, 1851. Sc lf
AOTICE.-The undersigned will hereafter con-
Vi tiuue the business as heretoforei conducted by
Davis & Goddn at their old stand, No. ia Broad
families which he respectfully calls the attention OF
his friends and the customers of the late firm.
Sc ltf S. Il. DAVIS.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-17

"a FOR RENT, a large family house 7th st..
Mai between Franklin and Grace streets. This house
built by R. R. Duva, has 10 rooms 2 water
closets and baths kitchen, laundry for
wood and our houses, all in complete ORDER will be
rented for year or leased for term of years. APP
ply to
Oc l3 JAMES GRAY,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-17

TERNs-Lades so cents, Gentlemen 81. Natvities
calculated according Geomancy; for ladies, 50, in
full So Gentlemen, 50, in tul S. HE office is on
18th street, between MAN and Cary, I'd house from
Main Office hours from o'clock 10 the morning
till 8 in the evening Sc 26-lm*
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-17

81 FOR RENT, dwelling house on Second
Esl street, between Main and franklin, adjoining the
house occupied by Mr. Samuel T. Lathrop; the house
is new and in good order has rooms and good out
houses. Apply to
oc 13 JAMES GRAY.
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JAMES GRAY.

4gA FRANKLIN HOTEL FOR RENT -
EA The house situated on Franklin street. between
18th street and the Old Market is for rent. The build
ing lie new and in fine order, and well suited for ia
vern or boarding house. having commodous rooms up
tached The location is central and convenient. Ap-
ply to JAMES M. TAYLOR.
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, FALL FASHION OF GEN xys

.r$sn FALL FASHION OF GEN xsss
RE&A TLEMEN'S HATS. Ell. ANTHO- IA
a.. N Y will introduce the Fall fashion on Sa- SS~s
turday next when he will have a large assor-
ment to select from at the following low prices;
Best quality Moeskin, SO 80.
Second quality do So co.
Best quality silk 81 so.
Second So co.
FINE CALFSK1N SEWED BOOTS,
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NANCY CRATE AND FENDER MAN

MNANCY CRATE AND FENDER MAN
u UFACTORY, E AND Ora STREETS, RICHMOND
VIRGINIA.Thc subscriber continues to carry on the
above business in all its various Notwithstanding for
sale 300 CRATES, with Tenders and Summer Pieces
embracing 100 different kinds, such a. ale at present
used in New York, Philadelphia and Boston. | also
continue o. receive monthly all the various patterns
from all We Eastern cities; and having devoted the
last tweH years to this branch of my business,
pectfuy refer, capacity OF workman ship, to the
citizens of Richmond genel ally. My prices shall be
moderate any other establishment in Richmond
or elsewhere.
jy "a SAMUEL d. DENOON'
WAOGGErT q ANDERSON, PA PER-
~ HANGERS AND UPHOLSTERERS, corner
of Governor and Franklin streets, have received
rich and beau tiIu assortment OF French and Ameri-
can Paper Hangings, curtain goods, cords, tasses,
gimps, bands, coruces, window shades. Venitian
blinds table and floor oil Cloths Spanish and Coco
mating, CURED hair and shuck matrasses feather beds
holsters and pillows, constantly on hand and made to
order; and all work in our line attended puncually
Having much larger assortment OF goods in our line
than heretofore, are better prepared to offer induce
mens to friends sndthe public generally for
nnuation OF their patronage which we respectfully
icit. oc Att
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-17

HATS, HATS, AND CAPS, CAPS.
Esa There has been great deal said to the .,zEzss
kA public about selling cheap Hats but if you sssESS@
We want cheap Hat, and i'll call at RICH 70
ARD MOORE'S Hat Store, you will find Hats and
Caps uuprecedentedly cheap; for example, can fur
nsh good mole skin Hat OF my own manufacturing
for the very low price of So so, warranted and all
other kinds at the same very low rates,
RICHARD MOORE.
Call at the sign Of the Big Yellow Hat, No. 1877
broad street, and see for yourselves
n 3. ANY kind of Hat made to order by the best
workmen at short notice. to fit the head of any shape
oc 10 RICHARD MOORE
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Only Three Dollars and FIFTY Cents.
II. ANTHONY has made an arrangement with
one OF the best makers in the city of Philadelphia to
supply him with handsome and substantial calf skin
sewed Boot, which he will sell at the unprecedented
low price OF three dollars and fifty cents The atten
ton of gentlemen is respectfully solicited, they are
the best and cheapest Boots that have been offered
for sale in this city He intends to keep but the one
kind, and sell them at one price. an29
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-17

nsEss FOR NEW YORK.-FIRST YES.
80 EL-virginia Line OF Richmond and New
ork Packets s., The superior ine fast sailing new
packet schr RICH MOND, Capt. William Tilby hay-
ing the greater portion OF her cargo engaged and 90
ing on board, will sail with all possible dispatch. For
balance OF freight OF 300 packages tobacco or passage
having superior accommodations apply to CAPTAIN on
board, at Edmond & Davenport's wizrf, or to
oc 10 DAWN CITppJE
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no freight received on board after the 18th inst
The baFque Cysne, Capt Loveland, will succeed the
Vtgnian and sail with ali possible disnatch
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-17

a. UGAR.-A very nice article of Loaf, Crushed
~ Powdered and Coffee Sugar, just received and for
Gale low by G q w D TOMPKINS.
ENOCK A DOODLE Doc 1.-The Poultry
" Breeders Text Book, comprising full information
respecting the choicest breeds of Poultry and the mode
OF rearing them, with Is plates. For sale at l2A
cents by J. w. RANDOLPH.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS

<ssasgss FOR NEW ORLEANS-Fyrst Vessel
49, iRGlNlA AND LOUISIANA bINE-To
SAL POSITIVELY on the 2oh nst.The superior fine fast
SSdilg regular packet 6arque VIRGINIAN, Captain
cargo engaged and going on board, will positively
san as above For balance of ffelht, cabin or steer,
age passage having superior accommodations, apply to
Captain on board, at Dunlop, Moncure & Co.'S
Wharf. or 10 - ~
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FALL TRADE, 1851.
B BROOKS & BELL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
FOREIGN " DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,

NBfANU EUkTES AKREVING.-NASH d
Al WOODHOUSE have received by nearly every
packet, which has arrived lately from New York sup
plies OF PIANO FORTES, from "Stodart" and from
81. B. Durham"
They have also on hand, lately received other beau.
tIul instruments from "Chickering."
All in search ola good and handsome Piano Forte
can find such at our establishment, and on as good
terms as can be had North. Sc IS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-15
"ENGLIsm JIM" IN CUSTODY.


English jim" alias James Egerion, one
Of the as.ociates Of Bristol 1911, has been tax
en intorustody with confederate in romey,
ly the name of John Marshall, They have
been eaamincd at Norwich, Conn, aud put
under bondfof $1,000 each for trial on the
charge Of robbery, They we're arrested in
RoNbury, Ms, and taken 10 Norwich The
Boston Courier has the following account Of
thoir arrests
"TnF LAsr of fHF Bmsf6t BmL TnHE
~ CusTopy.--A topographic drspatch was
received by Marshal Turkey yesterday morn
ing, from Norwich, c., informing him that
the apollo Hall" clothing store kept by
Messrs Currier 4 Co., in that city, had been
robbed the night previous, and that the rob
bers had gone on to Boston. The Police
were forthwith despatched 10 various dircc-
tons, aud ~ twelve o'clock two persons nafn-
cd James Egerton aud John Marshall, were
arrested In lioNbuiy, Five trunks, contain
ing clothing, we're found n their possession,
The prisoners were conveyed 20 Loyerrlt
street inil 10 await the action Of the Connect
lieut. authorities. Il will be- rccoiccted that
IL was Egenon's house, IN Essex place. In
this city, that "Brisinl Bill" was frat arrest
eel for having in his possession certain bur
giariuuv iuytrUmVutTi
Tho Norwich Courier, anor giving an ac-
count of the examination, says
after advising with their counsel, the
prisoners waived an oxaAiination, and were
bound over by the court 10 take their trial at
the Superior Court TO be holden ia this city
On the third Tuesday Of the present month,
The bonds were Fixed AZ $1,000 each ON each
COMMAND the accused then rcmandcd topris-
on,
Tho names of thcsc old offenders are James
tm0rc commonly caltct JIM isgorton, and
John Marshall. Both were weA aud fash
ionably dressed, as It WINS 10 be expected
gentlemen IN their line of business would be-.
Their ages, We should say, were not far from
dvchnd thirty each Egcrton, who is under
stood 10 bc older and more accomplished in
rogucfy than Marshall has a very decidedly
Intelligent face, with prcposscssing expires
sion, aud ho appeared to ho as perfectly at
his csse ss ifhe hsd been but a mere spcctn-
tor instead ofnn actor oG the occasion. The
other fellow iried hnrd TO- appear indifferent,
but could not conceal the nervous anxiety
which lac actually felt"
The prisoners, Immediately upon the clos
ing up Of The proceeding thanked the Court
for making the bonds so light" aud said the
bonds would be- ready in two or three days
An apprehension prevails at Norwich TO a
considerable extent Chat the required bondr
will be given, aud thus the rogucs be- again
let loose upon society.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-15
DREADFUL EXPLOSION.

The b. Lauis Republican Of February -
brings an account Of catastrophe la lbat city,
Of which brief mention has been madf In o
teleEraphc despatch - ~.l
A fheen minutes 0f 2 O'Clock YESTERDAY,
the ferry-b0at s. Louis, While hacking from
The spruce street laHdlnH, hurst her larhOarl
boiler, completely shaiioungthe fore part Of
her cahln aud ~ J., As.d hlllag ai,d drown
ing 40 least twenty persons,
The fall extent 0i the melancholy disaster
was apparent just NJ The explosion occurred.
limhers, large masses 0i machinery brick
work aud ashrs Wrro hurried alOn in every
direction, with many human beings. The
conruasion wins distinctly frt ai q distance Of
five or six squares, and the spray from the
boilers was also dashed very Ear, The star
board boiler was thrown completely out Of
is placer and ~ that " prOtrudes 0ne-fOnrih
~ 10 length over tie boats side. u Waf
crushed and cuI through iu many places
The lnrh0ard lr0ilcr-ihat which exploded
was flint blown up, tearing "a atoms the
gntaicr portion Of tho calm, and afterwards
falling upon tho forward part Of the deck,
ilattencd b. such degree that Il could sOarce-
IJfho recognized o. having formed a boil
~. The engine, machinery, portion Of
the wlfel, the mIsnnFy about Tho bpilew,apd
UnftuH on iNh Ntth NmflNH were rhlNtltN
and scattered about On al sides,
There were from 20 20 30 persons on the
boat 90 The time oi Tho explosion, or thai
number, aiter the most diliRent search, We
cdutd mrrt wfrI tirFr OF four survivors.
We believe, however, thateight OF ton oscap-
cd,
There were several WosHsR- aH tAe- deck,
but we have heard o. only one who escaped,
Several passengers, both male and female,
were blown overheard. Boats were sent down
low minutes after the explosion had taken
place, bat they failed 20 pick up any Of the
victims.
or the wounded, two were not expected Ia
survive lie night, and Dcmutriu7 Ward, act
ing Captain Of the boat II, we believe, tho
only officer that happened 10 be present who
survives. Altogether, there were about 10
fuuIcTi VuFUu ~ whom WrrC not i1FHUnFt
Melancholy ~ II may ho, our estimate Of 20
~ the number Of lives lost, H., We believe,
very moderate.
We gricyc 10 record an act revealing all
scnce of any redecming quality. The corpse
Ot q boy, very gcnteelly dressed, but covered
with blood aud having nearly half Of the
skull horribly crushed, WIS lying on tho Al-
ter part Of tho deck BESIDES some loose
change and o,hcr articles be- had IN biz pOck-
cts, he carried a watch, The corpse had not
grown cold yet when some ,lnslaully scoun-
drcl Infatuated himself among the crowd that
surrounded il aud stole the watch
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-15
fium he Montpelier HdftbmoB.
ESSEX nANK---TIIE SAFETY FUND
ESTATE DEBT.

The long pending cases in chanccry against
this hank, aud the Vermont Safety Fund, are
finally terminated, and the Treasurer has paid
over to Zebina Newell Esq, Receiver Of said
bank. S29,326 90 which is sufficient, after
paying all costs and expenses OF settlement,
to pay dividend OFFS $40 per cent npnn
all claims allowed 10y the Chancellor, includ-
,Hg interest from tho time they were present
ed 70 the Receiver to the final order, Dec.
1890. The dividends will ho paid at the
Bank of Ncwbury, Wells River, VT, on
presentation or thc proper Vouchers Com.
This fund, with the State prison dobt con-
stituted large share of the so called Estate
Debt Arrangements are made so that the
funds for these payments are to bc redeemed
from time to time, and To provide for this was
the. purpose of the moderate addition to The
State tax of which the Junction Democrats
Hatch
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-15

We published, (says tn Ala.) IN brief
Geographic despatch from New Orleans, the
fact orthc cNpotion aud burning ofthc steam
cr Oregon, ON the Mississippi River with the
loss of 80 lives Full particulars have since
hcen received. Tho Oregon was bound down
from Louisville, audi while passing through
tho rhutc of island No -, nj r. NJ, on the
"a inst, burst her boiler with trcmrn-
dous report, carrying away the forward
aud cabin and upper deck, aud killing and
wouuding 90 persons She was heavily laden
and had from 80 10 100 passengers who had
just finished dinner, and were generally col
leoted in the hall aud on the forward guards
nj The time She took fire after the explosion
aud burned to the waters edge, and being in
the channel of the riyor. and under way,
would have consumed al those on board, but
for the assistance of The lroquos, which was
wooding within mile of the Oregon. The
steamer Bulletin came up soon ailcr the acct
dent occurred, and endeatorud to eNtnguish
the flames by means of her engines, which,
however proved ahortiyc. The passengers of
the Bulletin afforded much aid, and remain
ed aboard the lroquois until they reached
Memphis, whom the sufferers were taken TO
tho hospital, many of them in the agonics Of
death, The lro1uois had on board % Of the
scaldcdl eleven of whom died before reaching
Memphis Tho list Of killed and wounded
embraces tt., iisfriu ui IvT'BII bti6nging TO
New England.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-15

TuE ATLANTIC AND ST.. LAwRFNcE
RArLRoAp.-Ata meeting Of the Stockhold-
crs ofthc Atlantic and St. Lawrence Railroad
Company, holden at Portland on the 9th, at
ter full discussion, It was voted, tn iatify aud
confirm the doings OF the Directors in taking
n lease OF the Bangor and Watervilc Road,
for twenty years, paying six per cent on the
cost This insures the building of the Road
Ia Bangor in two years. They also voted TO
issue bonds, at $50 per share, TO the amount
of 100000, for the completion of the line to
Montreal, in July, 1852. Anor long de-
tTte on each proposition, -Jhcy passed unani-
mously.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-15
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT--HoERI-
BILE EXPOSURE.

On Tuesday, December Il, 1850. Samuel
Brown, Young man aged %, lett the village
OF Quaseton, buchanan Co, Iowa, ON horse
hack, To transact some business at grove ! =
miles distant--bctwccn the Wapsipcon aud
Cedar Rivers. On his return, when about
four miles from Quastcton, while riding over
u strip OF ice, tho horse fell, prccipihtine
brown on his side, and his foot remaining
tight IN the surrup which was small one
The horse rccaincd his feet before Brown
recovered himself, and ran on ut full speed
To preserve his head from injury, he clappcd
both hands about his right thigh, thus in rart
-t-+s+tt,it,- rEv, wiriist 1iS irft try yw1ng
Immediately behind the horses heels. In
credible a. 1t may srom, in this horrible DO
sition he was dragged three miles. The horse
in the moan time, 10y repeated kicks, hal
fractured both bones OF his leg, about fopr
inches above the ankle, and bruised the leo
from the knee down, into n perfect Jelly At
the end of three miles, the horse becoming
faiiEued, abatcd his speed, and hy severe Ell
forts, the young man succeeded in extricating
his foot from the boot, the latter remaining
IA the stirrup. lie was dropped upon the
open prairie, three miles from any house, a
mule and half from road, and in such n
fractured, bruised and sprained state that he
was entirely unable either 10 walk or crawl
In thus situation, lying Hat upon his back.
no remained from Tuesday afternoon. Dec
II, till Saturday afternoon, Dec 9r,the oarth
being hard and frozen, and the weather the
coolest we have had this wiuter, with snow
upon The ground, which was increased 10 five
or six inches iH depth hy ;hc storm ON Dec.
~. He1gDk OF his overcoat anil wrapred il
around his broken leg TO prevent It's freezing
but without success, .his leg being frozen a.
boye the knee when he WAS found as also his
right foot hi.uds a,td ears
Daring the four DAYS and nights, he nri
t'nr ate nor drank any thing except snow.
nor closed his eyes IN sleep. The small prai
ne wolves huvercd round him at night. bnt
without inolcftnF although thew approach .
cd Within few yards. During the dny he
oonid see teams and men passing on tho pnl,- .
iig- road. a mite and half distant. lie exert |
Ht himself 10 the utmost OF his strength 10
make himself heard 10y these tIannsters b,,t
without Bringing any of then. .e-l.t--e--;-+l
ance.
IL WAS in this way that he was heard IN
Saturday by those who were hunting for him.
NJ the distance 0f~tSo miles, and bv this
's''ans he was found. His efforts az hnIlee.-
ing had sct his inngs 20 blccdinS, and when
ound lac lrpl crimsoncd tia s.+ow Tor several
Get around BIN with b'ooa lie wa. Aro,,,h,
'aS;k 10 VnaAetnn. and two weeks after H.. ID
a'1dcnt, hui not utriii D,nftiEaal.,,, hal ~