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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-17

a. FOR RENT.-The dwelling on the second
Eel square above Grace street Baptist church, be-
longing to Mr. Thomas Rutherford sr and OCCUPIED
at present by Mr.. John N Gordon The house has
recently been painted inside and out whtewashed and
10 now IN excellent order. Possession given the first
OF February next. For further particulars apply to us
or to Mr., Wellington Goddin ~
a. FOR RENT, an excellent three story brick
yIss houe, with house for servants in the yard car
rage house and stable attached; hydrant and
spring water IN the yard. Rent moderate. Inquire on
the premises 18th street, between Grace and Broad or
no 7-6t VIM. GREANER & SON.
EgELLEVILLE WHITE LEAD-A supply
sS o. this celebrated paint 10 store and for sale by
no ~ ADIE q GRAY.
EOR CHAPPED HANDS. -Docine, new
h preparation OF unsurpassed mildness, is from its
powerful healing qualities one OF the best remedies for
and for sale BY ''' ''''''' " ADIE CRAY 2p''eu
no II No l47 Main st.
E1URE WINTER OIL.--4 casks pure Winter
no H-6t DUNLOP, MONCURh & co.
Hp EFINED SUGARS.--lO0 boxes and bbs
d q New York best quality refined sugar for sa lie
by
moi DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.g
FnyANNERs' 0Is..-75 bbls for sale BY
81 nol7 DAVENPORT ALLEN g. co.
Hp UNI, APPLE BRANDY, Be
la so bbls pure Boston Rum
50 do New Jersey Apple Brandy
hhds best dried Cod Fish
10 do sides 3ac n
$50 boxes prime Cheese
AGO whole, halt and quarter boxes fresh Raisms
100 bbls prime Northern Apples
80 whole, half and quarter bbls Buckwheat
100 boxes Fire Crackers
100 bbs and half bbs Ale
so do best New Ark Cider
90 boxes fresh Chocolate
100 hbls fresh Nutmeps
Landing, Tor sale by
no II II. w. TYLER.
NORTHERN HAY-5O0 bales prime Hay
1S landing and for sale by
no II II. w. TYLER.
sS EE'F OILED baskets and boxes Sweet
- Oil, just received aud for sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO, Druggists,
no IL % Main street, cor 18th.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-17
MORE NEW AND ELEGANT
PRESENTATION BOOKS,

MORRIS,S BoOKSTORF

MOskEbAS|S AOokSIOEkEs
Memoirs ofthe Beauties OF The Court of Charles the
IL, with their portraits after Sir Peter Ley and other
eminent painters, illustrating he beauties Of Lepys
Evelyn, Clarendon and other contemporary writer's,
by Mrs Jameson.
Christmas with the Poets, collection of SONGS carols
and descriptive verses, relating to the festival of
Christmas, from the An9Io-Norman period to the
present ume-embeIlished with so tinted illustrations
by Brket Faster, and with initial letters and other
ornaments.
Lyrics of the Heart, with other poems, by Alaric A
Watts, with forty one engravings on steei
Poecal ana Prose Illustrations of celebrated Ameri-
can Painters, with eleven engravings steel, by Jno
Sartain
The Woodbine, holiday gift, edited by Caroline May,
with illustrations
Dictionary of Sacred Quotations, or Scripture Themes
and Thoughts paraphrased by the poe is selected
and arranged by Rev II Hastings Weld, Rector of
Watching Spirits, BY Mrs Eet' author r' Of Women Of
the American Revolution
Legends of the Flowers, by Susan Pindar, author of
Preside Fairies Midsummer Fays, &C.
no s
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THOMAS T. GILES,2
THOMAS II. ELLIS, : Commute

.. J
On consideration of which report of the sub commit
tee, the Committee the Atheneum unanimously
approve the said report and adopt the their re-
port to the Cornell under the 18th section Of the ordi-
nance providing further for the education of INDECENT
librarles and in view OF the fact that definite arrange
ments cannot be made for the delivery OF lectures
the Athen@um, nor the rooms intended for the libra.
res made use OF until the Council act this report,
be had as early may suit the convenience of the
Council. The Committee recommend to the Council
to adopt the following resolution
Resolved, That sum not exceeding $4,000 be ap-
propriated for the purpose recommended in said re-
port and that the repairs and Improvements be made
under the direction OF the Committee and ba paid tor
by the Chamberlain on the order of the President OF
the Council.
A true extract from the minutes.
THOMAS Fl ELLIS Seoretarv
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II ona before stated, will amount to the sum Of sa.-

061 10.
The Virginia Historical Society and the Richmond
Library Association will it is presumed provide for
turn shng The to be occupied by them respec-
lively. We have, therefore, only recommended the
permanent alterations nd repairs to those rooms
cesary to adapt them to the purposes for which they
are now designed.
We have also examined the grounds attached to
the buildings and the enclosure around them. In the
pres mt condition OF the grounds should not re-
commend any attempt at Improvement beyond plant
Ing occasionally lew trees and shrubs in appropriate
situations. We are pleased to know that the Coun
Gil nave already taken seIs to acquire for the City
the title to portion OF the ground adjoining the Aca
DENY lot proper i'll the of it, belonging to the
trustees OF the Richmond Academy, and not incu-
ded In the purchase recently made by the CITY
If the small lot belonging to the heirs of Mrs. Brown
ying adjacent to the Academy lot and the piece last
mentioned, was also purchased by the City, as be-
lleve the Committee has heretofore recommended it
would greatly improve the grounds about the building
complete the square, and add much to the value Of
| the whole property so that it would be true eco
nomy in the City to purchase that lot aso if it can be
ooalned on reasonable terms.
The enclosure to the grounds, though unsighty, is
too good TO be destroyed, and in view Of the antic
2@tons above referred to, of extending the acon.s
tons OF the City around a building which may
expect to be useful to lis citiZfns, in the hone
mat those aacipations will be realized, we would not
at present, advise that any thing should be done
with the enclosure than to make such slight repairs
1t may need.
We cannot conclude this report without expressing
our grathcatioa concurred in, we know it will be,
by every member OF the Committee on the AthenHum
at the prospect OF having building in the City of
Richmond devoted to the noble purpose of enlighten-
| ing the whole community. Webeieve that no scheme
could be vevsed better calculated to extend the light of
information and widen the bounds of knowledge. Let
it be effort, then, render our Athenmum worthy
of this great and good purpose-worthy of our beauti-
full City, and worthy of our removed and ancient
Commonwealth aud to this end let us, as means and
occasion serve, improve its structure, ornament its
grounds supply it with books and apparatus, and fill
its halls with pictures and its enclosures with statues
of Virginia's ilustrlous sons.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-17
THE r E..
NEW MANAGEMENT

RE-ORGANlZATION OF THE COMPANY.
old FaUorltes and mew Candidates for public favor.
Lessee and Manager. VIM l.. MauIe
Acting Manager. S. Potter
Stage Manager. Mr.. ]. G. Cartlitch
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-17

n IA quality, all shipped uader Dock-receiviug tn 10
day per schooner William Morice for sale by
no II J & f CLENDTNTNG
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-17

a tLOVERSEED.- 800 bushels Pennsylvania Clo
" verseed, aadng, for sale by
no II EDMOND & DAVENPORT
HBOTATOES.-We have received small lot Of
e. Northern Potatoes, OF excellent quality, put up
in bnshe bags, Tor s. ale by
no II 7, & F. CT,FNDTNTNG
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-17

The new Manager has the pleasure to announce
that he has effected engagement for NIGHTS
ONLY, with the popular American Tragedlan.
MR.. NEAFIE,
w no Will make his first appearance this season. in
Shakspsars's tragedy of
MACRE'CH
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FOR PHILADELPHIA-.

MET1ge steamer PENNs : f1g Cam M
Lk<lRIlAE1y~ Walton, is now ready to receiv
z-s=s=z4=s@n freight, and will positively sail or
Tuesday, 18th inst, at s o'clock, A. NJ Fo
freight passage, having state room accommodations
apply board or to
no II RANKIN 4, WHIT 0CK
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-17

a SITUATION AS ENGLISH TEACH-
Ia ER WANTED by young man who has had
many years experience in teaching, and who can fur.
nlsh satisfactory testimonials of qualification &c
For further particulars, address, post paid, A G. c.
campbell Court House, Virginia. no 7-dtf
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-17

rysa0e FOR NEW YORK.-The sfeam-
.sEassiia.ssz4ss er CITY OF RICHMOND, w ].
Terry commander, is now receiving freight and will
positively sail This Day, 18th inst, att o'clock, P
M. For freight passage, having state room accom-
modafions apply on board or 10
no II RANKIN &, WHIT CK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
kfnApecfed Murder.

Our community is much excited Oy reports VI
he horrible murder Of Mr. Pesis, late Of FoSeAn' Il
v 5ls We would say nothing to preiudes Properris
o. be women accused Of deep crime 90 msny Inquiries
se mate bv our ctuzens ZEE obliged 10 ts7 mo
'acs II partially, from most reliable III fH4I'n "-a Jul
The decesse6 fsruer OF very respectable connectors
10 III county and possessed u some properly ABOUT -
year, Of sge lv0 lis home some i2af -seAs 'aSe =,
: o. fu ulorey s1d good hose sid Carriage "ae- ~
went away he len letter for ne wife saying tasl ~ 10
mace % he mind % 20 70 ~ sons al hemp'.hle,
src he oid not reurn his way he wished Ter 10 20 %
vermont where thev have married daughter real1lng,
az ne ,boulo be here before she would. IL sppeas Val
h. VENT, Canton ard made some stop q We houioo A
VcuRn srcuseo Of bic murder ana hon '-eis c'O''94
over % Canada with ais horse ald cAfflAss' . o..
Ths wrelcf "a women years Ence came 20 CanIon
with ker FRA. husssro hr France an lnyal ps.'1asi
OF lie Jped slaies Tor disabilities N ne Fofics war,
Vh,rs be served a. sergeant Tney went nom Jsn7f'on
Fsri1seSrd Flsuce shout four yesu since, ced uoaer
srRulsr bot we believe 70 suspicion oks1eo
Of natural cesth AZ q me preseu .@msnsDis uS'eoP
II sppesrs Ia, he deceased and the woman accused.
"a son csyS IN Canals Under me ssalllee oa5'
Of NJ ard Ms freeman Abingdon, me Won "a ar
chs,ec tive grains Of vru eat pOison cs-d lnle
Aboul twelve mes Dsek Of Kingson hr use a. 4Hsa
srk tte vorrn rursfr hr. ard sutceniy c-d ne a.
trrred Ard H. woman sod bis horse End rerrsgs Tor
lsss thar hall i.s vaus ehe as deposhu ~
ib Kington SEQ 10 genG 20 he OSters94fga oAoA :"
u er.r ~ vopr man working her tam 70 Caoto
S-fndtpg the desh Of NJ. P-sse and ile
cisposlon OF bic properly lDol,S1 - sirt.tte - Tbs
Pesse tsd DIED OF poison pufpo-sl -, -, %,
ni.eTsf rr,sr /. now IL al e. ngs0n awGlLs ~
tris FOR murder Unless some rEpiasanon OF u sI
chan OF circumstances surrounding neF eau sP'e9' "
usde her earthly doom II ceran ....- a, ,t.
O-ler fscts sIe reported touching ne enEsclS, o.
scrsso ticb ~ 30 not dsem proper - paoAll a. ~
rTtve be feelngs Of rpoeru. fai---- 49, 30 -
ihs rust an e. Table Occnneaee I'D, hf. ,-,r,a ,rhan
w ado 10 es ssias . o. o' 5 5 wSn sia b
go -. 80 con- : Oh 70 ray f0r hey fgyg -not even
sv'pg be.Ie OF her absence from hone DE ensgs a.
eslle fsy Of four ebior oy DIS af' VIE IA &c
spresr, siocksd ard OverS r ile .. - 49,. -. A.
= si,cs tte s5ovs was 10 type, We haVe s1ea n :
Ri as,-nr u West POudsn, vho nAs JlH rear
- ,wbaber be bad Do-I % prOs-cut1 f1rt1er
,,. - -slsf,cn 70 ths occurrence he Informs as
bss Re BODY again cisinteued ard i1y ldrn'issd
Il Es tbai Of M Pcase lOsoe-s'-is'' ~ 4 IS0P%|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
Lead PoisOns.

NJ. Flaudin, of Paris, gave an account to the
Academy OF the result OF series OF experiments
undertaken by him. with & view Of ascertaining
the effects produced by oxide Of zinc, carbonate
of lead and phate Of lead, on the animal econ
omy.
TIE presentation Of the Monty on prize to NJ
Lecare, hes borne testimony to the interest TAX
On bH the Academy ia the substitution Of oxide
Of zinc for carbonate Of lead in painting.
no z6 s& %as yet RsssP 9n5esHfs T.
Gus consequences to the animal economy, and as
some persons had stated that the slow and RS.
heated absorption OF zinc was as injurious as tna'
Of lead, II. Flaudu determined 70 -ttle the qnes-
tion by having recourse to the following expert
ments
Some years since, NJ. de Roulz proposed to sub
stitute sulphate Of lead for carbonate OF that
metal. in painting, sc. BE considered that a5the
.ulnhrate was more insoube and stable com
pound than the carbon ate, that therefore II would
be less readily absorbed aud assmiated by the
sX,tern Flaudin having been consulted by ~.
Roulz on the subject, hrs! tried the effect OF sui
pbate of lead on animals. In order TO place the
animals operated upon as much as possible In
the psne relative condition as the gOrknen en-
no, ed in the manufacture and use OF white lead
he made uae in each case OF irlc.lons on Ehe sam
Re took dog. ard having shaved oil the hair
rubbed In every day, four or i've grammes OF an
ointment composed OF equal parts OF sulpha.e OF
he poison became evident, and the dog died on
he twenty second day. Less than sixty gram.
me. or two ounces of the sulphate OF lead had
been employed in the fric.ions. chemical aoal'
wis Of the body indicated the presence OF lead,
espeoially in the liver. A second dogwas treated
in exactly the same manner, and toar or hve
granmes Of an ointment composed OF equal parts
of oxide OF zinc aud lard, was rubbed IN every
dsy ten, twenty thirty days passed, and although
The sentiment was applied every twenty four hours,
the dce's health did not undergo the least stera-
ton The experiment Was stopped when about
10 erGmres OF the ointment had been used. For
ten dsyt afterwards the dog was allowed to re-
main untouched, after which be was submitted 70
the action of an ointment composed OF equal parts
Of white lead and ard used IN the same proper
TORS rs the sui plate Of lead and oxide OF zinc:
Az the expiration Of ten days the dog slckened
ard refused his food gradually all the symptoms
of poisoning appeared and the animal died on the
tgIepty. third day, sixty grammes OF the carbon
ste Of lead having been used.
These experiments incontestibly prove that the
compo unds Of zinc do not exert any pernlclo1s IN
fueice on the animal economy, and that the sui
thate and carbonate Of lead are both Injurious.
lScieLEfc American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
VIM. VI. Browns Circular.

fGr f0kH, April w. l5si
Tie imports Of sds' 40 L e of 70. p... aoa.s s...
been 36 sgsnst 80 sane mos 4't y.a' sboNok f,sss
q nm -h are gntepg E' % s1s, ,, go go
,rsnst 81 The mso,s tbs noste eos..s
Porto cabso cuacos i0ss Aroan asa from 'eas' p"s
.... . month a6Ts dy sasao' Ayt..H itk
nos RIO GrsBds A. 'e nos from u. ,ssss ssa 'ss
p. d. ~ fose..s 40 90 q u AIDE. at ltss mos ss
.tt 49, s5 - oesas srd At lie The
srcu.s cargo % tie bfs Caihsras isasags fss,
eers NJ, u. NJ ts. Ia sph Slaughter. del a.
a e pr o~g pnSepsy % salpfsesesaed large an 'ss
- co.tnu- ven ossy trnmsa sas ssJss ss
osst n.at % havs ass ve sanlna-4 demand for
snfsof Bcs. sIspung gst seseo' Ay.. 'aes s.,. "a
vth rsssy sssst lu prass sailed and o. e'stasss
5us pn~s as aOlto Prom sdycss fscs'sd iron az
u ard tie BrsL imports from thsfs -b b 's hese
py L. nueh 5hcsfy the Anrost9fas 81 CsfCs ss1
80. ID Drsgous 10 ssacg or purchasers At tbs tn.
lsros Fors Ptro Csbsls haze bad 90 oqey sat es
psrt days We css t1s m0lh With s % % ssrS
10 part Of buyers v opsrtis sniss' sisA"
ma, hss remain ,hs, our Of drst IMPORTS
lave ;hoss Of MS noah as ye" ~ Seis
,s n Apr h ssod. .sa 80 sts
rs's 'os p'soa' :" .rsa ~. .so-o, ,.ry iooo.n, ia.
10 our esrsc iDpos The 5saisrs paf.ns~ rs -. %
sfo9 s.. eos.sS- % ne San. ratio Toe .. ssI, -
days nsy iooE or 70 nsosfAo" =, ~. :.
hS IT,. .. save prssss bat stts n.y. HOhas~ are.
s-Ter ira astepssg a. mpfo'smsai 70 Pne" eaH'ai last
uonsb.
$50 Isp1 Kus-so n ports or sasA
Un-Imyors. % bales l15 ssks Sales oy snetos o. Ne
g. sg<e "a ported iefs ~ tsrts nrsd a. l1kci aes
lsc Bfbsss iskc sna 10 bales al loc Also, bales Leg
6fsst 81 sslss bach 3tCai Drths Fafthsr ssss
5g private consc' made q ooo ~ Re- 0ssss
u a}ic cssh Aso % bses sLssuy dsn's'f sss@s
Ayssst 10 cab. .
Cor sEss-Inpor,s balss hsrean so yet As 1aftst
F,9u Cuf. bass The sales 10 osss pnss
rsu ~ ron 57a0c ~h aas,ss demand ssd pness
Ee.sc, hosrs anToos q eject sses Il pss
Dsr. sfss-Our pofts tbs mouth ffeu hs s'9h hs'e -
lett p.css hs; have - hahS ss,s Dsss
isl prloss Tfoa sssles Az 80 30 have ess,m '"'~'
bsss-sod 81 SO IN per eent o.
Parts 10 9s or sss Gov sgs poos =, :, 90
a, go, secouat ony oct % - 80,
al nos for prn> srEs Pofsoa o. tAs 1''
Ct rl.srf 49,. IL ~ SO sai-s IS sss 90 @'' 49,
81 n Bsss o. eoDgrss' TDi g.s4 A. 40. -,
s.s.s 1--WE % % Dr. Re 6ress 30. c.S-gs 40 s.
Jsa.s 90 Ensh,h ssvshtsa 90 e,c.rs ,esr,
sss sa,si b'f's his'' rx n skows BfS1ss. - fsuIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
The Jenny Lad Troupe.

From letter written at theSBurnett House,
Cincinnati 10 the Ciereidnd PLAN Dcaler we
mske an interesting extract:
Ihsve ensconced myself here at the headquarters OF ms
IerUv Lind tro1pe aud you will see am NJ ide o.
server person Al the distance OF Cleveland can hsve
but little iees OF ne cosiin-is maeniluae elI ms In
csrre his ahoW Us IKE never before ecu llcfo
sre foyfy attendants low under pay-One Oi lhen 70.
ceves one thousand dol per nights two, one Jlshl
dollars per week several, one hundred dolas per GAY
eud 60 o. down 10 ten, i've, Two liAs pr usy,
ard al 1peIGet pAid THIS makes al hsEresat5
Of about thee thousand dollars per ssy on 81 sseI-
sse whether singing, travehrg, or cong moaning
Who beside Barnufn. would uodrrisre sl-h IsA, $40
what show In t1e wod beside lnl, wouq "a - psy
But The wonder ~ ID he expense 10 holuus ~ ,, ~
psrd TO he mysteries Of hs enormous Income WesPsA
by card her say, that NE gIoss Iec.pt LIN ~
ucheis already sold here arr Hne over tN.y uyusAa
dollar Iiss oiscoursRng fsct 70 uI duiea-dAy dew
esH that Bsrrum ssng DOVE as Tel prohs O VIC con
cerp about twenty thouSsnd dOuart PEI WroA' lus We
ee fforn lone who knows lie hiss coossnt applications
his uopey which he loans freely nut securely us
Also Acoced with Invitations by letter aud nefwse, 10
devote 10 public and private charities and " c ne Goes
10 extent the world al present Knows no' 0 O- VIII
have spent mos, Of the morning with Barnum and bic
associates ard think that never go large business
80 svsteuarcsy col Quoted He 10 re feigHng pHnes,
s his table IN velvet tppers gentsel noilss so"n
srd blue velvet esp with GOLDEN ts'sei 7s,
ssCes meuepgers ard telegrsphc dspslcuss ION AZ
rsrts of the CIV ard cOusry tatt, writes A1a ua-s 70
rkstbe arawering business A. the same time shell4ls
ia friercs with much useful niormsl'n 81 - - VI
o. husn nsture coupled win great holiness,
energy ard IN adopting ne'n' 70 az ere u5
sIofE-couclusiors are ever present VII IN " lne
srother IL lhnking he 10 acting and whso oaef sao"-n
are cAlcusliug the gains he Is counurg Inr llIVs
So much for tho hero Of this troupe Inc hs'Ou7 We
hsve rot seenJerny Is az yet quite invisoe was ae
midnight hen srrfve1 Last night ana ~ ill1iag
abe ahouRha Lutheran, wss of with Bishop tafeel 10
mass before up She keeps Der q4sf1eis coss
w. iskes her meals with Der lAoy Companions Be eh
Beredc arc ler Secretary lives hgh sd qlie exclusive
Bsuun paid SIS Der day Tor her ooaro aed nadiogs
While 10 Louisville The last check from Bunuu,s cashier
IVES handed Der Yesterday amounting l5 NO.. NoiSn-
stErdp her large donations, STE has sied rom
$1,000 10 oCooNf She ls ltue Inclined 10 De AOc
ck ard srricipsdpg such az event. e loop IN se con
rsct with Bsruun whereby he stop e. ire one hln-
drech corcerl BY paving S5oe0. IL was through iel5
OF iris forfeiture that Bsrrum withdrew tbs appointments
orthe Lkles lPniA1eIPllA lL41I9-'
We are his srror, % ~sssa - pa N- 81
ukch she attended ard parook OF IL Clr nlron
fits undstood that al OF J-urys Aners are 70
votss by her u Frss Pubic Schools 10 s~r-e1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

RAILROAD ACCIDENT Southern N1H e
learn that quite serious accident occurred 10 ne en q
cars fom Washington lsAt evening, wl@n a. ouI sN-Fs
mi es from Baltimore csu'ing deter don OF sever aoIs
AZ far as could learn the over coz tlt ol
he trsrk throwing both locomotive and bsggsge cs o.
snd somev hsg damaging the lornef Bal s1n' -
PoIIrIcAL MOVEMENTS IN GEORGIA-Our IN
formation from he Safe II Georgia Is thai hon AleA
sterbens declines beng csnoidais fpr Go 'ernor anl
recommends "a he Union party u which be = -
member 10 support SpeakeT CO50 for tssl ono l.
gives Us pleasure 10 uorce this instance Of
Of lhe leadng members Of the Old parties n sySn
lie great platform Of he UuiOnthe Or0sces shl -
e, ihst sny parry car stand upon lNaAone' -
" Mr.. ISRAEL FULLER, Of Bedford, y as
beer uiisrg sir WedI esdsy asst when - ~. ~ -
csTs for Saeu IA LAEreuc@-utenoiug 70 r-tufp &c
evening q fsrlhest AZ he IL believed 70 hAEe o..
SltoO with BIN, fool psy 10 tuspeeted he Wa '@ '-
II The cars 81 Lawrence.
FIRE AT CoKsTANrIA-The extensive tan
peTv Of r. & r. Carer Al Consisnua Oswsgo C9,nJ
Sss os.iroy.d hy Ore 90 The n GIT - ne Oh Lo"
,rs.,.rc- hui A. Tbe cane frn recently Loot nes
,sw mill on witch hey were inaneo ios 800 -, -
the value There 10 not DOUBT HA w. i0' WV -
wosh Of an ircenoiaTy-