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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10

BRIG EoIUs a. Bostoa from St NaIys Geo, tho
22d ult oh 1T Mary gale from E. lost part Of
deck load OF turpeuiine
Schr FueTey. Of Norh. Me. which driven ashore
Nauta Beach has been ed up launched and tow
ed the haIbor of Hull by Capt Tower and others OF
Hull She good condition, n j only needs caulkns
The hui Of ship Gov DAVIS Of Bosom bofore reported
'eit near CallaO. has been sold fOi 5000.
The hsl icrottd ashore Goodmss Point, kennebec
River che Ilet Naeu, ~, iiar" ODD rs oroncOHsy
stated.
Shr OXFORD of752 tens ormauy yearsa liverpool plck-
e. Al re,en e. iiOG voyage 10 the Ptc'hc, as
o r., auction at New YORK, Friday for SD 900 cash
She as pure asrd by hesfs Chambers Helser
STEAMSHIP ChLIFoRNIA-Ther report # bs yesselhsnns
been spoken TIE 9th Sept Of Acapulco. etlrRing 70
rot, NTH her machinery broken II incorrect, as tho
ip Oregon sboui the An Oct when three or tour
dsls francisco. boa ded the C., all veil lhs
ucofTecness Of the stLl further confirmed by
ken, ieman wha left Acspu 18th Sept, AZ which inns
nothing Of thc aiBG hsd been heard here
eorR FCKAEsT lyus 40 ue foot Of saratoga Boston,
vts oiscoftrtd lc about II pclON On Ihnrsda night
Dbl to 3iuts got unOer before any m1otIa' damage
totk place An
SIM FRoTI.Hs Holmes, Il 81. Andrews \ b., was
3 81 CcvsI tad tth a. hands lost -Four dead bodies
40 found ol board vhch we're tecentiy Inferred by
,frt ~ The u Gov ehesd. The hull OF the schr
Is ,oiud and Is nov lying dbmased 10 Coyehead ha,bor
on the memorandum BE- VI found board were the follow
up-ane, Of the crew And Holmes, Robert Mitchell
Ftwsrd Buns VIM Bat,on. George IFot, Thomas bsseI
4 4 IhYu.rs Ne.t
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HEAVY FAlLuRg.-1he Bef@nop N "a ..,
on,lous = heavy failure La lio!derness, ~ sna'
- Js,o.s Prggs q Brothers, WOODEN manufacturers
Tbe.r liabilities are represented as very hsasyi
>ome of the principal men OF that Town arc ,as1''1
- 1ISorsers. and vii probably be totally ruiaed'
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Hellne-I frgatt. H. Ne}ol, ;. tiewias, a PIKE, J,
hna-d p b Ferrli J. Ezeii-l, n. johnson ana wife.
" no sne " y Farmer. I. Smith. Kendall,
pate. K n Qui.eubuIgh q. Qrseubufsh, p. Noas.. q
FIels j. BsGartf j. MirAs.S 0im9re.'A. Myer. Me
mel / ] AIiicr. A ~ ght >. Bur,stt. Taos Free
is,g 4 snrigg | Sprgr ! Murphy. Spear IL Bres-
al Thos Wvuan y Hslcom, l. Lynch, Thomas Bids
a. n Me and wife J. Tyler. Mitchell. W Henry,
II PlrkeItoD. S Ialhlm. esndtJrd, b Rose VIM II
H-gss " II Farmer A keIts P4'e I M J. smth'
v T,rrer and wife l. g Nalfne.S Farmer. WIN
/. TAYLOR. A Z Hooper, Marshall, Negs-925
d lie s.c
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go-pdrinersbip.

rUUT FIRM OF LEONARD & Will
- ALLEN LEONAkp'
'~LAeH'- GEORGE WILSON
Tl .ar. Vi the ate " u be settled b. h s
~ - All, continue tue LasiTess At the d. sox
h.1fc rosd zEd :jth-p uhDh"' ~
PIN -..ll.a k.E B is.l.
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Cfpresses, Ne.


EGORY'S CALI 70 X n / A
We FREIGHT and PARCEL EAPREos-The SUB
- =, Ill forward an Express, a. usual per uesbsb
CtIFROKFE and OHIO. On the jsh sad iith ot H"''h-
- va he Is linus u Panama - ..,.
.. M above dates IN q water pf ~ cOnaii,h "" G
,ces and IA packages NOT Oye< ~ Ia wssght e''"'
w make DO charge Tor Custom lio ,ss busie.s 81 ID -
p,rrels receive ed rni O'Clock and icitsrs w. ~
THOMPSON * HIICHCOCk.
man MANAGERS sud gents, No I'i reNI-H' 0'i' -"
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The Maryland Eiection-Defcat or the Wings
Cause Of il.

Correspondence Of The N Y Tribune
BALTIMORE. Friday, Nov. :. 1851
The Maryland Election is over, and in
the language Of Hon John N Botts. In recent
letter to the Wings Of the Richmond Va Con
eressioral District, We have net the enemy.
and we are theirs" The Opposition have made
clean sweep of 1t, and elected every man on
their ticket go in number) In Baltimore City,
and as far as heard from have carried nearly all
Of the good Offices, and minor ones too. even IN
formerly strcrg Wing counties. The SIMEON
% Loco Focoism has swept over the State, AMI they
viii have = majority In the Assembly m all prood-
buty The Senate viii be Wing. however
In Baltimore, the Wings have cone the same thlng
ii at they have performed on so many previous oc-
caslons-commted suicide. The Opposition non-
mated full ticket for every office under the New
Col s,ltutlon-the Wings as III duty bound, dl1 the
ssme. except for two Jutgeshlps and the sherln
But the Wings were not satisfied with iAlr con
test IN which the merits OF the candidates OF
political party could be tested they succeeded
N bringing out an Independent Union Ticket,
Balance OF Power Ticket" for the purpose OF as.
traciIng Loco votes, and by thus weakening that
party elect their whole ticket. few dlSappoln'e1
Loco. Foco hacks and Hunkers were foun1 willing
10 lend their names and their influence o. TO me
movement 10 order TO make Il appear as the spohta
neous action Of men OF both parties VINO
were resolved 10 throw OF party allegiance
and battle for the sole good of the
people Well, the result has been that where these
no pa,v tickets obtained one Loco vote they received
f,s Wig votes and the whole regular Wing, and
Al other tickets are woflly defeated by the unter
rhed Democracy" Had the Wings had nothing to
90 with any other ticket than Their own, II IS ad
united 10y The Opposition themselves that they would
have Gle ted a portion Gf not alb Of It, Experience,
although a good teacher to most people, can not
team tie Wings Of Baltimore ANYTHING. They have
roih!ng TO 90 nos hu, the Courts presided over
for teI ars by Loco judges and the Clerks Offices
Hccis:e'> Offices, &C. filled by tie same party for SIX
,fsts YER cou>olDe reflections IAGo.
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FIREs.-On Friday evening, a fire oc-
CURED IN the dwelling house, No. 100 Laurens-st 4,
occasiOned by the explosion oil a campnehe itmp'
II was ey,inguished by the occupants OF the prem
ises before any material damage occurred. NO alarm
Was given
On Saturday morning, FIRE broke Oh, IN a new
bui.cIg in Twenty- ffth-st, near LeknBsoa-aV,
OWL ed by Thomas Nook The fire department were
soon on the ground, and succeeded IN subdulng TINS
flames before any material damage occurred -, me
building. Damage about $50 no Insurance. Inc
police Oftfe XVIlth Ward were on the spot, and rem
cered valuable assistance. The fire was undouote 1y
The work of an ncendary, AS there has been no FIRE
IN the building for some time past.
ARREST FOR PERJURY.-A man named
VIM C. Stur,evant was arrested on Tuesday by In
spector Thomas e. Gould Of the WITH Poll District OF
me Fourteenth Ward, charged with voting illegally
aid swearing IN his vote On examination, he
stated that he had been hred for 80 to vote he
supposed he had voted illegally, bet that he was IN
oxcated at the time, and had been in that state for
Two DAYS previous II his testimony can De cor
roboIated warrant will be issued for the arrest OF
the person who hired him 10 vote he IS well koo~n
\ charge of subonation Of perjury will be preferred
against him
The BURGLARS CRAWFORD AND SMITH
Officers Harper and James, OF the Tenth Ward, who
on dneSoay morning arrested these TWO men on
risay succeeded IN recovering a large amount
of stolen property, consisting OF hardware, Jewery
cutlery lockeis, rings &c, all OF which were found
Of CTawfOrGs house at Greenpo,t, l. l., winch IS
flrUishe, I'D elegant STYLE Owners are wanted Tor
the property at the Essex Police Court
ARREST OF 4 PICKPOCKET.- young man
FAMED WIN. Ely arrested on THURSDAY eve
ming al BaTnums Museum with his hand IN the
rocket of Mrs Mary Smith. He had taken her
pocket book containing 81 Ely is gentee-look-
ing fellow and stranger IN the City. lie was ar
rested by VIM Miner Esq, the Member Of Assem-
bly elect for the Isl District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10
THr BURGLARS CRAWFORD AND SMITH,
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

PlBIJC SCHOOL EXAMINATION. The eX-
animation OF Public School No 10, situated corner
Of Hicks and Degraw SITS, took place on friday al
trnoOD. before Mr. Holmes, City superintendent
NeSsrs Copeland, Arnold and Howe, members OF the
Board OF Education and many OF the parents ana
'rlenCs # the pupils. The scholars were examined
IN Philosophy, Grammar, ALGEBRA, French, LATIN
Astronomy and History, in all Of which branches
they evlnced a remarkable degree of proficiency,
highly creditahe 10 themselves and instructors At
the conclusion Of the exercises addresses we're de.
lIvered by MIR. Holmes and Mr. Copeland when
presentation OF silver KNIFE ana iork was maze ny
The pupils TO their principal, Mr. Clark, after which
the proceedings terminated.
The average attendance at this school IL 800, Of
which there in the male department $50, female
department $50, and primary department 500
~ An Association of Young Men was
formed On Tuesday night, under the name of tue
brooklyn Phllomatbean Society, and the following
officers were elected; DR.. John Bal, President Dr.
Thomas Schneby Vice President DwOight II.
Clmstoad. Corresponding Secretary Charles ;
Treasurer, DR.. George c. Bennett &. w. Mouow
Esq, Rev. + f. VI Bachelor Rev. b. w. Dwight
W H. Peet, Esq. Managers, and A. b. Davenport
Secretary. There viii be course OF popular lee
lures delivered weekly, before the Society dunng
the Winter months, on historical literary and sci
enl6C subjects, commencing on Tuesday evening,
Nov. Is.
The MALTESE GUARD-The Police force,
generally, OF this City have formed themselves into
a company under the above title, and contemplate
proceeding on a target excursion TO john J SneGl-
kcrS the Eth. They have been practlcng At drill
for several days past and have thus far made cOnsd
cradle progress in military tactics. The company
will be commanded by Capt. Smith. LIST District PO-
Ice and the Captains and Assistant Captains OF the
several Districts will act Iealenants and inferior
officers Chief of Police MatSell, Of New-Nork,
Marshal keyser Of Philadelphia, and Chief OF Po-
lice Folks o, this city, to act judges mum
Der of valuable prizes TO be shot for, and grand
umeis anticipated
Cool OPERATIoN.-Some daring fellow
mounted the wagon belonging to Alderman Evans,
Wednesday night, While the owner was stopping
al a house in Hudson avenue, and drove of to parts
unknown. but whether 10 dispose of his ill-gotten
goods, or 10 keep them, is not yet known
RoBBERy A boarding house. No. 80
Vnlon.st was entered sometime during Wednesday
AFTERNOON or evening and a silver watch, valued at
S25 belonging to John Raden, and $50 In gold com
the property Of Thomas Mccormick, stolen there
from.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10

= The 9ial of Morris, for the ShadTach
rescue az Boston IS winding us slow length along.
The detuse have consumed oao day already and
seem ouJ beginning.
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CITY ITEMS.

n The Pacific sailed at noon Saturday
for Liverpool with &c passengers and 1897 ,227 in spe
as. VIZ s77i 500 in AmerDran.old and 25,SOii sover
eigns Among her passengers are Father Mathew
H. Geo. Squier, Rev. DR.. Hardenbrook, and others
shcse names will be found an another place
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Foreign Ports.

An 81 Ceiso sep; ships atai.dn MOE, nT,bsn
rsts siaTch Il and sailed 18th for san .hs9r,x.
banana: 10th iowa. San Franc.eo' Iti ., and
Epr,es do hafa Pentucket. Tay,or Va 5y.baTsv and
sailed I'm or Pisco D 10Th, ships Ioet' 80 IN IRE YER
Trrev Psro sept Il. bark I1eia lsi 60 yspsra 50
Ar 4 Tacshnsns, Jul5 70, 9s'~ .. Rs,ciav Uai,ej
CFJ.va Head. July 10. bars Fanas' Sp'''' '''-
A. ParsIaa. 1871 ulI 5srk 81 Mar n''IH' -
ie sud ard Rea'e ID ~ b,i2s IiaskIns, Snow for
5 ya,. iiga BIZ ant phaFd do Alfonso ''''
IL m. lds
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naute.tic porls.

.rrxANpRIANov sid sSArs ~, D'i''
Nev-Yss sarah car Thza Warren. Cheisey.
= Nc5k Esv AR. scbr. I nloos
psr.s Baltirlcrs for Pro'idtress rsl.. Lac Havana
pEisToL, Nov sJCs srt ss sns sal ID. s1ss,
- C.oEuaa Net9is N5Hth ''h
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~ + he British steamer Merlin sailed at
Oh noon Saturday for Bermuda and St Thomas with
g passengers and $3.50.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS

|. :. CIRCUIT CoURT-Before Judge
Nelson -wm. r. NelnS against Henry and John
Mc( 'luyn--To recover damages for Infringement
of patent machine for molding and cutting dough
for crackers. &c, already referred to Verdict for
piaintin 50 S73.
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blessings on your favored land Is the iarewe pray
er OF Your devoted and afeci,oos'e trend.
THEoBALD MATHEW.
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BY telegraph.
Disastera, &c,

NFW-ORLEANS, Nov Afr. ship Scotia. from Bat
.nOfs
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Cool OPERATION.-SOme daring fellow
mounted the wagon belonging to Alderman Evans,
on Wednesday night while the owner was stopping
at house in Hudson avenue, and drove OIL to parts
unknown. but whether 10 dispose of his ill-gotten
goods or 10 keep them, is not yet known
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10

ROBBERY "A boarding house. No. 80
Ipion.st, was entered sometime during Wednesday
afternoon or evening and a silver watch, valued at
S25 belonging to John Raden, and $50 in gold coin,
the property of Thomas Mccormick stolen there
f,Om
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10

DrpAarURE OF FATHER MArHEw-fARE-
urll. AppnEss-Rev. Theobald Mathew, the "Apos-
lie Of Temperance, LETT our shores on Saturday In the
steamship Pacific, watched aud cheered by great
gathering Of his countrymen and American friends
A long as he continued IN eh. On leaving us, the
worthy Father pronulgaies he following Farewell
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-18
THE ROANOKE RIVER.

The North Carolina Patriot says ave unable 10 s,1c
the extent of The damage from this mighty food Of waters.
That has been considerable there be doubt The Pc
ershurg Railroad both sides of the rvcr has part been
washed away; ard OF The bridge "Mush Island Cat
nothing ren:ans.-Thc connection between TIE Pcusburs
aad Wilmington Road is for the nrcsert 50 f cut oil 10
delay tie through travel both North an Souh, o1e day
Tie agents o. the Roads doing all they can 10 toward
passengers and baggage md from Garysaurg by
c old Portsmouth bridge; and we understand That the Pc
sdcnt of tic Petersburg ROAD al some place on the opo-
site side Of the River where his presence is needed doing
pcctcdy.
",ston we hear covered with water, and the Green's
Vile aud EoanoGe Rail Road for soe two hundred yards
wuehed up entirely. -
rhc -;ver IS falling very fast, and unless have
ano,hc. "sho,ccr viii day two, BE- down within its
banks coursng ON as mild and pocid rs ever"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-18
"THE WESTERN yiRGlNIAN"

Is The nauc oi handsome paper just started IN Charles
'on' h'na"ha County, Va and ably conducted oy 1. VI
uardEe editor and proprietor and T. ug thompson as.
slstSnt Editor. II has warmcs wishes for success
FROM iheir written and patriotic sauatory we extract
an admirable passage as follows:
The storm ragged for awhile 10 fearful extent. The by
pcrcai band oil infamous uboonsis-dcyont morali,is
VINO coniend that conscience takes precedence ~ the
Constitution and Law of the and-scened bent upon bring
iEG Tho proud name OF the American nation nto bywoEd
and ss or other nations; but fortunately for the honor OF
compromise elected between tie two great sections
anc peace and quet were restored
"lhe terms upon which this compromise effected
were not such met with the approval OF all Southern
fhe Sorh undoubtedly lost much-but all che ost will
stand iorh proud monument burnng sacrifice the
altar OF Liberty She did it save the Cnon-by il tie
Union was saved Her action stands approved The South
en men III Congress for the part linen devoted their
conny had tic wisdom and sagacy to discover tha, fhey
bore nard upon their thcy even demand
cd what In The Name Of justice they mghthuse stubborn
splrts ghted 10 carry their infamous pufpcses
than yield woad the Union dissolved und petv strife and
civil dscort reign throughout tie land Thus tie Union was
saved Ata cacce. So far good But fellow citizens
Virginia. let THIS % the last and only time that ota be
yielded Fofbcaance sometimes TO bet viruc--1d
the crisis has arrived in the hisory of nation when
the South should 60 orger submit amely insult end
rage bu take bod resoluc decided stand and say
Northern aeg!essors IN some b. mistaken
Thus far thou hast gonehardy with nPunity bu no
ufef al thou dare venture Cease your cry for uni
vers liberty Cease ycnr false professions Of philanthropy
Attend the starving thousands who crowd the miserable
Of such misery want degradation and crime that the
slave the South would turn from them with oah
Ing and disgust Then let The happy slave at tho South
10y .e Independence that you strangers To- while he
laughs your calamity and mocks Jour dsinteestcd sym
pahy. Repeal the fugitive slave law cause it bs ncp
erave and Of effect, and the wound that s healing
will again tester and assume malignant character
amputa'ion will be the result and the dismembcred iml
North OF Mason Il Diyons line will withef and die'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-18

ToR ENQUIRER.
III the Jo,ers of James City, York Harmick E;-qJeh Ci
IT, and the City Of williamsburg:
Cys-LsMyS The subject of anagahiating tho smaller
countless to fern one county OF reasonable extent out
Of Two or three Of The smaller onea Eas engaged the aen
ton of The Convention is likely be again brought
der the consideration of that body Individually, We are in
favor of plan and entertain the decided opinion that the
fur counties she city which nectoned at the head
Of this address, should be SO rc-organzcd as to form MOI
more than two counties
By such change we believe the following, amongst
othcr advantages, likely to nc produced:
l. Tho county and corporation expenses would DO greatly
dinishcd-not more Than one nail he present numoe; Of
o..ccs would be requiredwhls the chances o.. obtaining
officers Of the highest grade would inevitably increase rs
the offices themselves would be rendered conspicuous
aud more profitable
. Ii would insure the more speedy and certain adnis
a,ian Justice. In very small Counties the facility wan
hc business may &c transacted. is enes productive
dc1v. fnuS business in court, srch 10
could be perfected single term parties frequently
under hc necessity o. attending ihcnseScs ARD o secu
ring tho attendance OF their Witnesses ate! toiu-
Tis neglect arises from the consideration nat as ie par
ties ard Ier witnesses had 70 travel but sott 'staHce ID
attending the does not feel scnoy me neces
sts ;iansHcng The business without delay iou Mhe.c
Tho travel is considerable, the hardship OF aeay
gfcate-:s apparent and striking ana the INDUSTRY ao
energy necessary avoid is called into lctiVe
Experience proves this. In many, not IN all te larger
Counties the transaction OF business has au
plnctual in the County, in the Superior Courts.
3 Ii would give each county greatly Increased weight
n in he counsels of the State. We no%
split up and divided strength is 80 scalc,e' @ M
cny se but many other of the dc-waic! c2nn.s are ae
.y c more importance than, iirs view, Ih' APPEAR
be. Whoever had experience of The inSsacs Se e@ir
ciscd by large county, over and above any n a! ~; W
w,eilsi BIZ two or three small onee knows full %e' mat ms
advanasa which ia possessed by county OF reasohaoy
!ar.e size, is one If NJ triiiing importance. In
a. It's more than probable that you or nl1ny ~ ~" w"
be united in districts f.. the cleco of Delegates or ssna-
tS-ana yonr hsnlony will be greatly n"fsoacd1, ~ wv
v b. IN yor o. destroying county Jssu-i:s n tf'n's =.
valfie- and in FAVOR o creating such seiien., u ]
borly feeling good brotherhood as SEPARATION y
IT, State 81 national aes is at 10 break u afa
For iesc and o,cr reasons sc are IN ia'9 & o. haax1
i only cur private oa.cn. Acting in our ocai ciatcNs
We sh sss ass' We sh X yoie
,, i, l,czc we ar .inn:oraleG 10 you wishes, aud
ons hs' to e. his suec ct son ;,Snr - . M +; pre-
ssn coaLon Ii you with Us TO vote III ia'of ci NE con-
lsn,a.ad change pleased make Haown your WISHES TO
:int effect. .. ,u u,,,
your interests and command your app.obation
| Respectfully, L. ;: bomDEN,,
| March l4th, 1851. IL McGANDLish.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. !

y
" .'es" Ted IN he cree hereby noiii.t
e:-c- ~ the ci,y"i Richnoul On the Ri! day ol Apnl
e't., \ VI, VII. tar csi1.Ecc hece>sarj enab.
ae du.:.s ..t,;rircd by the SAID iecyc.
~" WI +. DAVIS. Con.ln'r
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'ICL Ili i.EIRE

u he ~ .i'e o; lie Parish Of Rapidcs, State Of
&e o. the confuion OF his estate BY com.
s"''' At Alexandra, Louisiana.
A. J ISACKS,
Attorney for absent hoirs
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:. Z y Z II ] y "
~ - rn,%IipsTrNG CONTENTION

'.--l - EMANiIpaTI0S CONVENTION.
Sae Convention Kentucky, viii he
he'll Fankl,r on THURSDAY March, Cith loal, cor.
nnc,rc n; Ia oc.css -. the pu-o. o. om a;ng cdnd
,,s in5 IL. various Safe ani attending such other sub
ices lite ni tGr cause re,uTef
c in favor II requested 20 forward heir names I'm
inc,;iatoiy San,u, D. Mccullough l. slnson Siene'l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-18

FIRE!-A fire broke out Saturday last in the large two
story brick tenement upper end Of Grace street, owned and
occupied by Mr. John r. Hiard. The distance from the
engines and the scarcity of water in the neghborhood rem
dcrcd all efforts the flames unayag and the tcre-
destroyed, together with the adjoining tenement
also brick owned and occupied by Mrs Sterling Crnmp
large part Of Mr. Hl:ards furniture was destroyed
ard much OF that belonging TO Mrs Crump grenty In
lured The fire took place from sparks from chimney,
falling on the tenement occupied by Dir. Hiliard We did
not hear whether there any insurance on the property
The br oxen walls arc all that remain OF these once
hanlscinc and ya,:able tenements.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-18

We regre, to state that Mr. Montague, OF Matthews and
MdJcsex and Mr.. Buswel of Page: detained from he
seats by ndspos,on They had also paired oil on works
Internal Improvement.
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III. o. COGBII.L, c. c.


-' .aj ,crios, .,.. .eN> psfiCE. WILLIAMSBURG
"a. lls ...ei-'s1 a ,is asoy e.n4ued cause are
'', l5 ;re 49,. 't NJ ,'av. the ith day OF April.
., y a.. ~ Hi.S.Hg the enquiries and
>, n34.~. o.. 'ccrec r-nuoned, on which day
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't ''as F.-i.,,,.::' a.:',' - la!eT SAID decree.
rs Is a',.1 'iat.ni, ,s hereby notified tina: the
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