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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-07-23
"Fax fur tie Peepil!"

"Fax fur tie Peepil!"
lust received and for sale at No. Z, gem
~ eral assortment Of
Hardware,
Brushes,
W ood enware,
Lemon Syrup.
Tomato keichup,
A few small fancy wagons for children.
Forsha's Premium Liulment, which is IA bal IN
for every wound.
American and Nerve and Bone Eminent,
Pure Castor Oil,
Brandr-th's ana " orsd-l!s Pills. SC. sc.
Coffee. Sugar. MOl.s>Se~. Salt.
Fish. Tobacco. Scg;lr~. Can.
dies. Nuts. ft;ai>isl~, &c.
ALSO--a good assortment Of EARTHEN,
STONE. GLASS aud QUEENSWA
They would ask those in want Of such ar
ticles to call and examine their stock and prices.
be fore buying elsewhere, as we think you can
make il profitable by dealing at No. !.
We have also received a fresh supply of
FARINA. and reduced the price as follows.
In sacks, at Is cents y To.
10. papers. with directions for use, 90 cts.
4 IL. do. - - - 10 -
This is al excellent article for the sick, and
is Mt bad 20 take by those who ARE not.
POE 4 SHuTE.
May 81, 1851. 22-f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-07-23

bzkApAr YOUR Il, lNsTA Il n, S,Is
mona ana Miami Railroad Company, are hereby
notified that the Third Instaln-nt Of Five Dol
lars on each share Of stock. will be required on
the 10Th day of July. 1851, the 4th instalment
on the 10Th September following. aud the 9Th
ins,alment on the 10Th day Of December follow
ing The same will be received by the under
signed at has Store IN the City Of RE hmond -
The work on the Eaton and Hamilton Road and
the Dayton aud Western Road, is progressing
rapidly. aud without great pro,nptn-ss OF Stock
holders IN their instaim- nts, witt fall behind
BY order Of the Board
b. STRATTAN, Treassrsr.
9th mo. 9Sth. 1891. 13-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-07-23

VNrcsI. :ssnCrinalS fine lot Of fre IN
T. TameTinds Tor sale at No. 4, Main street,
by HOW ELLIS & co.
July >, 1851. 2S-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-07-23
WOOL WANTED!

Rich Isl Ond VVOODlcn Factory.
ME undersigned are prepared to receive
WOOL, to manufacture into CLOTH,
CASHMERE, SATiNET, TWEED, Flannel, and
8LANKETs,-etheT on shares or by the yard
Also,t
Card :asld Spin by the Pound.
1J'They have on hand supply Of the above
named articles, which they viii exchange for
WOOL. They will, also,
Full ant; Dress Cloth.
or all who will favor them with their custom
LEVINUS KING s. SON.
4th mo. 10Th. 1851. 22tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-07-23
New Hating Establishment.
w. & +. w. SHARON,

TAVE re-opened their establishment in the
L l. new building recently erected upon the
Did stand. nearly opposite tn Bank, where the y
ire now prepared 10 serve the public with al %
most every thing in their line OF business
They keep constantly On hand a very general
nj
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-07-23
Cook ing and ParlOr Stoves.


brushes Of all kimds...Paint Brush
ID es from No . to 600. 900; varni.h Brushes
from No 2 to 900; Flat do in tin. from l TO
inches wide; w hte- ash 10 from No o to D =
good articIe;) Bristle Grainers. Camel Hair Pc n
ellis; CameIs Hair Blenders; Bottle Brushes; Ar
lists Brushes; Sash Tools; Shoe, Horse and
Scrubing Brushes; also Hair, Hat. Tooth ana
Shaving Brushes; and every thing Of the brush
kind; for sale by Howelis g. Co., No 4, Main
street.
July ?. 1855. 2a-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-07-23

Hydraulic Cesllc:.f.--A lot of Cistern
L a Cement for sale by the barrel in less
quantities, at Howe!is & Co.'S Drug Store.
July ,, 1851. 25-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-07-23
Look for Rain about these times!
y. Y. NAeNAAS = SONS,
~ =SBa

AS Just received, direct from Philadel pha.
a perfect shower of all kinds OF SAD
DLERY HARDW ARE, embracing all the new
styles Of Harness, PAD Irons. Mountings, &c
Together with variety of Gutapercha. Raw
hide, Plated, dsubie and single covered Wagon
" hips, Lgcy's and Gentiemens Carpet Bags,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-07-23

nnA lbs Of Nails of various sz-
aOONI es. inst received and for sale by
FLETCHER & BENTON.
Nav IA, sol. 2l-tf
His>..-Linseei Oil Castor Oil: Sweet Oil !:
or Olive Oil; Cod Liver OIL; Almond Oil ;
Lard Oil; Fish Oil: Sperm Oil: Refined Whale
Oh: and all kinds Of essential Oils for sale at
No 4. Main street, by HOW ELLIS & Co.
July ,, 1881. 2s-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-07-23
FISH OIL.

We have perfected arraugeme nj in the city
Of Boston, By which will he able furnish,
Tanners and Courirrs unmixed and unadulter-
ated ish Oil. By the gallon or barrel. as low as
it be bought in the West, Cincinnati not
excepted We will have quantity on hand
shortly.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-07-23
Meat Depot!

a as Bn.chsr and Is Is prepared 10 iurnisl, his
customers, with the fattest, richest and hes,
meat the country affords. Call at the old stand
corner of Main and Marion streets. Iha ak fu
for past patronage, the subscriber respectful '
soIlcits u continuance of the same.
JOHN C. PAXSON.
Richmond, March ), 1851.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-07-23
SLOAN HOUSE.

Main styeet, (Betireen Marion and franklin
sHIS HOUSE has been much improved by
general re-tit, both in regard 10 rooms and
furniture ID. NJ. AKIN.
Richmond Oct . 1850. PfopTiefor
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-07-23
Telegraphic Dispatch!

UNIVERSAL education is the means
of promoting universal freedom. Ii is the
only method of securing to poster ity the valua
bic blessings received from fore fathers.
1t will enable desce ndants TO withstand en-
croachments from without r pressure from with
in, to resist those attempts which will be made
to alter the fair fabric even to pull down the
beautiful structure of free institutions
But good reader allow US to remind you that
q large and we'll Sc ected
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-07-23

Domestic
TO be disposed of for the benefit Of the subscri-
bers and the public in general. Consisting in
part. of Black ana Fancy Silks. Plain and Fig
ured Silk and Linen Poplins, Ribbons, Plain and
Printed Lawns. Barge de Lans; Tissues; Lin
en-; Chambray; Eari>ton and Manchester Cling
5amS Prnt n rev - fs stoe oKHa RRae ana
Drapery Muslins: White aud Crimson Grape
Shawls: Wells; Collars; Ruffs; Lace: Silk and
Linen Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons; French
Flowers; Rich Fans: Hosiery; Cloves; Parasol-:
Table Covers; SIX Cord Thread St.iner'sj 900
yds, the strongest in market; Silk and Lln-n
Handk 2 rchiefs. with a variety Of other articles
too numerous to mention Also,
Cloths. Cash m0reftS, TreedS, Plain e.
Fancy Cassimeres. Summer .Stuf,
Satin, " alter Silk and Narseiles VESTINGS;
Fancy Shir,ings Beaohed and Brown Irish
Linens; Linen Drills: Bic ched and Br, WI Mus
Inns: Nankns, Quilts: Tickings; Blankets, Car
pets; Leghorn and Palm Leaf Hats, &c &c
Also. first rate lot OF FRESH TEAS.
not sealed up, but which can be seen and tasted
which We warrant to please. A first rate lot of
NOTIONS:
at Wholesale. The above Goods were purchas-
ed at the lowest rates and will be disposed of al
d low figure.
wOOL..-Those having the article TO dis
pose Of, may make some thing BY giving US a call
We want 10 purchase.
PECHELL & DERRICK.
Richmond, May IA. 1851. l9uf
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Summer Hats.

to which they call especial att. ntion. They
are determined to please the public in quality
and prices, aud respectfully request all persons
wishing to purchase Ia call and examine for
themselves. We will take pleasure in sho inp
our stock
Richmond, June 2oth. 1851. lily
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-07-23

Of their own manufacture; and a great vari-i
of the best Cincinnati made SILK Hats, max IN
their stock complete and equal 20 any in Il,
pIace. They have the latest ST. Vie of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-07-23

csss and freshest IN The city.
The attention of the Ladies is invited to his
stock Of Berages; Poplins; Lawns: Ginghams
Grape Sha,rls: Bonnefs; Parasois; White Goods
Laces: in fact all manner Of summerish articles,
which he will sell at prices 5 low any bod
dare. for Cash
Light Pre5its AMI Quick Trade ~
T w
9Th mo. 18th, 1851. 25-tf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-21
Rebellion in the Pulpit.

Oac uf the strange, 90, 90 say allrm.nr
Signs Of the times, IS the frequency with
which the sr'yofres.s,aHce 90 lav IS pr.lch-
ed from ,he pulpit, even boo law loving New
Erra7d To 1y ra.h.r-ofmlk,r- 'hr -c-
TsI tllos Of ,hc Sabbath give way 90 dis
courses relating TO iau and polite, and uG .a.
PRODUCING controversy where the Gosre, Of
Peace oaIy should be proclaimed, % IS strange
Indeed, that pra,cs,rd ministers Of tbc Gospel
should Dc heard putting their people boz mind
ar' ''o BE- sub.ec;to puacP1l.ies and pow
crs, 1'' uo, 90 obey magistrates, directly
contrary 90 vhl, they arc directed to DO by
ibe inspired apostle. Such men mus, have
strange idsas Of their duu,, rs Christian m.n-
listers. We commend them taar a-. cr--i'
study Of their Bibles, that they may know
how Co preach 'he holy and peaceful doc,r.aes
which they Cirigsu O.srrrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-21


Irr ssr-sg ,.sg- A-sEsr..-Nete',
ra7r'y Ur-r..-l 81 s-rrr y. r-ra..- 0ar..-
men, than v-s exhibited i- i.rc.iy n. sa..-
j1, night. when % b.rlmr ,-aNa ,aat '.e
st-au ship Atrr.r b-i au,.f .''. %
Cork. vsa ODD n.-r sr.s r.as.- ...r.-
shan -a .a..ry O.. H.r uae.a.w I.... $685.,
.. ga.,.a.' sa.wgs. OF joy, a.. a.a. ..s.
t... lrf.r ,sr eNslrarrr u. t.'.r. ..a-
s..rI Hsi.. vcr-.u. .a,...r.a... '..E ...a
extraordinary rr-rs oEs>hnrr- Dem. ,'.i
-,a. ,.-s.', I-.,..tai .r s-v... a..a ...as
-iFr v'tas' excitement.
Aaa 300 uary g-ri.sssa 60 ar..arr JOB ..r
sa.ty ., OBJ. missing vessel, s... Dope 'a.
gradually giving v1, 90 .-..aF a.. ''.
esnm.-..F generally o. ....a '.. .'' ...-
--.r r.rr 'rr neH. '. 90. A..a. N'''' DOB
v.-'r- Therefore. t.-i 'h.7 ue gun. F.5.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-21
PIN OF npEnATrnN.


L, fe'".rn-r % tAr 'Anf'.r itv'i IT, .e'H NJ"
40 tla imror,ri 1Hi ,slrutial features ,fa sllIt
,sl well ,r-,.irl lHr'0'I.rarc sr-r.ri DO .ts 'a-
fI..f ffuyst.rs. III. r.Iu ai tla Conn as, tI.rr.
o.. rIr.n' o. ,Hr.Hl ur changed rs sIU,.tsiyr
u.... 90 Uu,rigp, t.t h-s DO Oh. Icsarc1cy RI
'. 'aaH-I .sr.
IHr tl. tuI0s0 on i.rir- 'hr C.nr10N {" once
aH..I sound 10I .r' u'. lasi'. fh' lulri 81 Ir.-
t.rs have r..a..rac. e. Cob I'rli ed ly."0J,
.i .i SOD. % ls .. .... i@. .4'Gl-!s, 'la.',E.
.s..aI Stoke.
lY.t... f..a. H.H.f..s HI useuipI....s s.rst-
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l- T..... irr r.H..' d. u..s .f r..r.luH
f..f..rr. ...|. '.r no. I...I chang. .rI f..
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IN I. r...r.r,sr, .-.rrrr..-. "a C4.L Ca.i-lI
.I.l...Ir.l die g..grgr,. shirh Will r.u .ll.
f.... rl ll..,r.r ,lth tl.. Gr,.ug D1...I
Oh. loo ,t.rf lHss Doe sl ..I,.f f.. tU..an,
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t.,af, tls aBlu,I rf,.ft. q tL- ,o.rr.ar-
60. 20 f..as Do,uhrat's vh.,I represent cl'h,
rlE 10 uHH.tl ufratuu u.f,s-
.l o. 90, iHrtrst auuHU.f u.rn Doe Cpua.
a.... I..u-I f.ltrl mamie, i.r pu.fts.
s.L. ltstU rllIIs ih- Tr.t-ss o., irl..u che
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ir .u,r, other ,.uraui.,. o. aHibv -lafari o. t.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-21
The Quincy Murder and Suicide.

We were yesterday called on BY gentle
man, who informed US that he fully rccognis-
Cd the parties tn this mystery, as having been
John Gtieve, and his wife Hannah-the frst
the son Of Mr.. Peter Grieve, Of Evansville,
Ohio, and the latter the daughter Of Mr. John
Banks, Of the same place He states that
they were noted for their romantic freaks and
that the wife has been known to attend lee
lures dressed ia male attire. where no one but
males were admitted, and that they made a
practice Of going oct in boat in the Muskin-
gum river. she aiiirrd as a male, Cor the puJ-
pose Of sailing, bathing, Sc. The following
published in the Sun Of the cath Of October
last, is the last tha, has been heard Of the par
ties IN Zanesyinc 49,
Dccih b. Drorung The ZanesvIlle
Gazette records the death Of Mr. aud Mr.
John Gueyc. They were IN the habit Of
rowing up the Muskingum Afternoons, taking
their evening meal along. They also trOh
books and rad as they ioaied upon the water
until twilight Monday nigh, they did rO,
return. Tuesday their boat was found bu,-
tom side up. and the shaw and basket of Mn
Gueve. Their bodies bad mo-, bcen ioorj. 20
WAS also stated 20 more detailed accounts
published Al ,hc time OF their disappearance,
that she WIS dressed boz male atliry, alj cur
informant further state, iha, the description
Of ,hs parties publ,stcd in the Son on Tues
day and yesterday 8, precisely that cf the mis-
sing John Grove ard his vIir. even 10 'h'
wreath On bt. arm. iu the centre Of which 1t
was said was tse figure Of a female, which
We had often seen.
NJ, Gre,r vas Young and very intelligent
vru,- both rtcsc and poetry with cors'jeu-
DE mcr.i. bot was Of a marked romantic DIS
position. 81 much 30 iha,whol generally sup
rg.sl 90 b. drowned, ,ho-, who Know ,h-m
b., believed thztitvas Bot smother romantic
.rak. and tba, yhJy voa'j a-aa T. rcs-l
ngm. Crews vas bast maker. ED BAD
also acted asa7 engineer on tbs y .g-,
which correspond, with DE statement uaas
b. the parties Co ,hc tragedy p..s 90 ,.r.r
disappearance from Quincy, where Che uaa
hlI been working q, boz, ml,r- They
vc-c both otssg-cta1.. lad usr'ls lm..-s
a-l were vel provided Cor b-.,r. t...- w,s-
;suors 5.-1Tr,1czr,e
or ,rsmlu, al,l states thai B.. ,hg MAN
should prov, go be- John Grc,c. ether marl,
,.r o, Ga,t aa I., s.-h, aw. hr having
r5r----yl to rrr; h.s name or . .. '..r
.as, SITTER rr,rs- IS lr as "l..H Gr.. "
oz1sri che or-rEaoa. Il tu.s ,s found ta Do
..Hs r,-a. ra.G s.,tti ss ra,a' Is q. DIS ...a-
l'e.-H-'a >a-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-21
AVOID FRAUD!
And Won can gain near INV per cen,


IMPORTANT CIIANGE,i Ddlcy's Magical
i Pain Extractor. he original and only gcnuns, IA
new Envelope and much larger boxes.
FRAUD. Cauntrrfsits II Dalley's Extractor,
IN the OLD WRAPPER. G0od the market avoid
as ,ou would pnis,r, Coz 10 use u il dangerous
No ARricLL bat Daley. Gtnuina Extractor
en- cheek inaammsti n instantly. entirely suhiue
the pain e the woHsr Burns AMI Scalds IN ilom
one 70 rs minutes, snl cure the sores WITHOUT
scat Piles, Sslt Rhcum. Cots. Wounds. Brui.ss.
Sore ard inila'usd E,e., lnAammais,y Rherusiisn,
Uhi'hlaius, old ani inNeteric sorrs, II crrrs fad.
caly and positively II never ails sod there i no
mistake, ONLY get THE GENUINE Dally
Salye'
GROSS IMPOSITION,
CAurloS TO DTsLEEs un.crTulous zen.
dlr. IL cuuuie,ieit Extractor, pdt up The spurious
aud dclrtrrinus stun, with q TTW uoNTs Of the
GTNUiNI DALLrN Sahc ~ each dsfrn. under e
well initiated lot COUNTERFEIT WRAPPER
u the OLD SIZE, ADD thus odsr !, O. dealers 1t a
reduced ptice. This BAIT tskcf with many dfll.
ers, ln, the con6iing suiiotof Who happens g. u'c
the counterfeit and poisinou. stud, Iys the rc7AiN
n The llIl' a-tavsti1g dsrsse--ulsightll driYuu-
ity recalling irun severe lHuls ari v0uni.. sni.
not uuicIugni, loss q liiC 's,li ar, the Nohl cOl
seupsncsf'
shun the poisun,us ooualefisils sul nv tI-
DALLTN Saw ONtN 81 the saw IrNlI1TH
ADD the L,Hor boNfa
MARE--Tn, rul'5ifs oa IN. Wv wHAFFTE.
THaugc, SgrTaut, Son, Dove, LiJu sul Eas''.
IMPORTANT CASE.
Interesting particulars II one u ~ most severe.
} lulned iaiurci Sufferers ~ the late ucuacAsly
and di,ist,uu'
HAGUE STREET ENPLOslON,lN y. YORK,
will app, sr in n lew ,sy. in thr piper. III. case
vas p'on1u1cci hop-lr's. hul n,ILrI's GTSutSE
TNrHhcroE effected fsricl, cuU' Not SCAR
b, LEr'T o. cell the tale.
MlND-Thr NIw NuArFIH--.ih, LArsT
noNrs hDI tAe oINUtsI AETiCLr.
CAUTION EXTRA.
lMTOSrERS. travelling about IN, couutIy. r,.
TrJsrut thrmis',c. No uy Agruti. and ar selling ny
genuine E,'ns'or, sttli1, thli they obtain Il HON
me- CAUTION tic ru''' aggI''t al such inicrl1.
pcrs a-l thr,r pnisonou. uoslrum', and hereby dc
rrctlv. and Uiil1u, qualification, stamp them ~
knavts. a1l - deserving It pyl.Ie cNssrauln Or
daring q title With hoath .ud No. Il che u1ius.
ptoiu-. Dugg.Tis and DD,.,ls sbl viii cIuulc.
raHrs sugl igaI aHI psrI.,ty. arc equally ru'g1bl-.
NlND. 4 NurlrY THE PUBLIC
that uy ortT TUhyrtttso NoTsrs 30 th' New
Tr-sal state, ave =. : MUIR. .a'J. II. TOT.
~EIs .uf, %. .Harf iAa uIh.Ir against 'lI', even
Irr1l Aeri uiIl tr furnished with a ,rUTiTICATI
II ArarN. 1908 OIL others ,rlf,ra'.r themselves
as wy Ns.ats commit % lr..- Can"
SIR rut srw rUINrrD C,a0ti,us ron ~
n. DALEY, rs EUr,rVAr.
NV ,urE.
Soil ., o. ii.s,r. per.s. o.. ". s. Erst. T.
ur.r-. South r,.t3 81 100 E.Ir,.1, Mr,h.ai.
FsIHs e. l. rlurr. SHva,s T. C,Iksr c..
I.ssr', Md.'. aaI /! Du3gi,.' aal ,.aary Msr.
chants Generally bul
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i.' r'sl.n 'r.u.'f % i'' N..- ,..r., 20 60
I.'s'i salute, -ra -.o o.. a o.aI ua... so OBJ.
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Courts of Probate.
STATE OF MAINE.

OxTORp, -.
AT Govt e Probate hall u Paris within nnh for
saii County, on the first Tuesday q January, A.
II. 1851:
Orinsi, That from and after the day Aforesaid,
the Courts of Probate IN the Couayof ONiord lc
held ~ follow, viz
At the Probate odioc in PARIS. At Q o'clock A..
" on the dut TUESDAYS Of January and March !;
second Tussiay u April; fourth Tucsds, II Nav;
third Tuesday Il June; fret Tuesday of August;
third Tus,day u October; last Tuesday Of No,em.
Ter.
WATERFORD on wsdue.diy following the
fret TUESDAY q January and August, At ten O'Clock
A. VI.
Az rRYERURG. % Thursday. floNins the
6r., Tuesday, u Januap and August, at 10 o'closk
4. W
At RETIIEI. NIL. On the third Tuesday #
Scpirulrcr NJ 10 o'clrck, 4. ".
AZ RuMFORD CORNER on Wednc,da, fl.
hvipg third Tuesday Of September, at 9 O'clock,
An
At DIXFIELD VILLAGE u Wclnesds, ~.
loving the third Tucsdsy II September at o'cl,ck
4. VI.
AZ CANTON MILLS % THURSDAY floWing
thirl Tuesla, n September a, ten o'clu,k AN.
At BREt~ruN'S MILLS IN LNumorc. on
Thur.ts, following the third 1ucslsy of Ssptcn.
Lrr. at2 o'c'osk, T.. VI.
1t TURNER VILLAGE, Friday fl'ou.u bird
Tucsdi, of September Al 9 o'c.rsh \ VI.
2 jon PRINCE, Juigr.
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Arre.t Of a Fugitive Slave.

BosroS, Feb. IA colored man nance
Fred. Jenkins. waiter at Tafi's Cofec Hous,
Coruhill Square, was arrested this morning
ss fugitive slave from Norfolk, Va. and IA
hen belurc Hon. Geo. T. Curtis, L. ;. Com.
missioner. Ahdavits were read By S. J
Thomas, ESQ, Of Charlcs,own, to prove thai
the prisoner was the property Of Mr.. DebrO
Of Norfolk, and tha, he escaped in May, 1850
During the reading Of the aiHda,its, the
Court nom was crowded with colorcd per
sons; the prisoner rose, pulled on his coai'
eNclaiming, "bClorc | arm carried back to
slavery, will die like n man." 'hc exam
inaucn was postponed to Tucsjay-'he pr's-
oncr IN the mean time to Be cOHhnci IN tha
Navy Yard.
A crowd Of negroes broke in'o The Count
Room after adjournment and carried oil the
prisoner The DOOR Of the Court Room, was
opened slightly to admi, an officer, when The
mob rushed IN. Officer lluichins, who ob-
struclsd their progress, was scizrd hy two
negroes, received several blows, and ,hrown
down. Officers Byrucs ard Dexter inlerros.
"a, bot were pushed roughly aside and hep,
at q distance. On reaching the prisoner, ihr
mob was confronted by o.I,er T.. J Jones.
who warned thcm To j.,.sl, aui attempted 90
bold jenkins, bot was caught by The cola,
a-I thrown violently javg. 4 rcru seized
ths sword ct ,he L 5. AarJll, and brand.
iss,ar .i imraigacd violence 10 any who pre-.
vented thc rescue. The prisoner VI, then
hurried OUT Of ths court room, down the siairs
and into the street, where he was received hy
a multitude Of blacks and carried To place OF
conccalmcut on " Niger Hill" The public
mind D, violently ag,,a,sd.-I,',r-cyiir ds,.
patti % Ps-i'sql N1r'.
TIE Boston Traveller says, Seth J. Thca.
as appeared fr claimant, st. Srnau. y.
Us Cray l.snaV srd ,'acrs Cor o. Slave -
Tie ernest vas u.l- without gg.,.l.a
Wasms5-s,. T.5. L.. h.urrrs r7,.
gone Go G..'-a 'lrsea.,.w tAc hg.u,c. aa.
ri arr-ary 90 caI, .., 'te military VIZ
Webster sa'' tss.--e ,Aa,pG.c opinion .a
N1,'Da is tu favor 90. ,.e Jaw.
Prelc7, Fillmore vl.l issue q ,eac'ama.
u.a rr.murrav. carlrma.rr ,hs proceedings.
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odoJerlO, 1850.
STATE on M,INr

tNTHfU. FH.
>rrrymr 81 .r.a' Crur,. Oe'. l-r Tern, N.D. Is5o.
Al u.v 'br iftgrirs petition hayt1. ben tr',
rrtrrsI u.r H vaie, u' thr C.uri. 90 3. O.lu-
OF, TLattlr .rii PETITIONER give u.t.rr Il ths pm.
|sH.' .f hH s'ii Petition. ly csr.,ng -I affected
cog, 'hrcri Together with the orl,f ~ DrHft
'hr e.n, o. %. iU''sa-ltbrrr vrghs Fur,essi,r, BE-
Ihr o,iri nrw"cui, a r1psr printed NJ lUiH
iu aiI tuuH', the SPECIALIZATION h. tlrrc c.as
~ least luiaIr che neat term 1T saIl tnu.t. O. O.
hul 1 at snrl p,ri, vtthia ana iaf saii CHu.t, u1
co. lurih T1rsIls 4 Va, nat, 90 thr cod ih.i
40 rfr,ars H.rrr.tri uTr ta.H 1rI there Irr.1r 40
aiI Cont, ''l show sau'' o. ans 'ha, have Why
th- p,s,y, 90 s4.I petition .hla.I u.t D. granted.
> WI h. LlMrNL, Cluk
4 trus GU, uf Ts'itiH1 g1f .r.r.f Cuuri thereon.
Auut-WM X. kINBAIL. Cluk.