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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-12
FUGITIVE SLAVE CASES

New ioRK, Nov. 6-Eigh, colu,,t !-0r. "fC "e.-
truuyh, city Yesterday IN be CITY 0i Rct nti'
seurnrr from Virginia. have rrernrd petition Di hSH
,rrr,m They composc family: young woman viii. n
inant and boys also her children seven yea's Il ss
the latter twins and very r. role; anoter yoaDs "o-
hrn,hers seventeen and lwrge yeas ut l. Gpp,srs
Ih,t ,lev al h.pn .. HE "f VI Douglas, IN Acs
h,,v rnnp,y virginia : dad, and the r-tar *%r ~.
yI,d lie r In qlc.on c-coni!ng n'c property {" -
n,rh,n .non oy ri-t nj his wife he nl.ing t":r5icJ
danobter of Mr. D. The latter took them 10 Sichntf
with view 10 transporting them TO Texas ard c"an'sea
"n .hem on board he steamship City Of R.;aa:o"u
this port
LIuis Napoleon Of them presented petition ,o
Judge PaIne stating hal said parties were restrained :" hs
liberty by the owner; and that II s the alenloE o! ,he
negro trader as The petition terms H. shortly 10 tak" RI.
10 Texas "there cell redu them slavery; tGt
''they desire their freedom and unwilling 10 be takfI
Texas into slavery Fn-y 10 be brought up a..
on MnndaY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-12
LATER fl,DAI Mk.AlCO.

New ORLraSs. Nov. 10 --latest ndStces :'"nl iieNic"
state that the sreane! P0whatan with Judge ConE'n
On hoard reached Vera Cruz on tie Let Nuvemhe The
steamer Fulton wi!b the Commssi nets appointed ~ nt"=
gae the Gardner claim, arrived 81 Vra c'o1 nG -ana
day. Nothing had beer t"ne relative 10 !t"uahspSc i"e
r.yo,u,n was ,cnning more tormitnt AIatica change
in the palicy Of the Government WIS aatic!p4tst "sa
m,nt was on foot revising he Constitution hs e.sco
Of new President and thr re- eau o. oah'a aifa.
NEw ORLRASs Nov. 5kesurns have been received 'f9.
,oea parisIes in this State, which s1Se Percs esu mhH
| Fity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-12

NEW YORK, Nov. l0-Sses Of l50G0 bis. Southern hln!
a. 40 e $4,000 bushels white wheat al 81 L. red 81 Us
aud 6O bushss w.,e Western mixed and Soulhsru corn 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-12

Pierce md King have majority in this county OF M
wais Ji lO0 |! uSG to in lSi3 We arc steadily
gaining ground.
In 10 portion CT the State lie Democrats eEoY ou
"ui!nu5 victory than do; Tor old Hanover ciits
The honor Of nomination Gen. Pierce; aa!c un
faithful representative, Mr. Wnitc being tic first TO nom-
[
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-12

BALTIMORE, Nov. l0-FIour held shade higher, eu
saies-whea quiet and unchaneeo--new "hte corn %
g vrjIoS 20 H. old white 73 Is, old yellow 75 cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-12
picrcc's majority 2l5.
NORFOLK CITY.
Democratic majority
Whole number Of votes cast sos.
Scnlt's majority

GREAT s-9"WHIG la LAND SLIDE IN RANA"HA
Democratic vote nUrc than douoed. Democratic gain
On Gpvcrnos vote Fall 764 The following is the full
4 uu.ha cnnn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-12


Dem"crac gain in the county over the vote for Governor
last Fall 754.
MASON COUNTY-Scos maJority6l.
PUTNAM PeTces ma"rirv %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-12

Ms. WEBSTERS TRIP FROM BALTihO2E 10
%ASHiNGrON.Nf. W.5ster, before railroads "cIu D i.
forced night make journey, oy pnYatn conteF-
.nce from Baltimore . Washington TIE wa u:J9c
wagon iuJking ;eli0W an! told 81 az ~
stories of robherita an! ns lntt oEor" ,y aa -oc
" Webster almost frightened out q his VIZ a
wagon stopped IN the mliit .! ccnae Toed .E
u,an turning suddenly f"!i ~ lis ai:senge cAtiI!
fercev .Nnw s- tel me ",Iu y"u are N!. Nc'.Ipf re-
lied In flltcrrg voice, ready 70 s:fiHg nom TIC "t''
lie, II am Dur! Nrb-er ncna.f n Congress 'Tnih Az
slchusrlt. ~ Wnl" roJo:rd The dtlIer. ersrinp his,
warmly 1y the hand you Webster! Thank God un:H
Cioi Ju are such heucei ugly chap that tJuE }or
or some or ghwaymun This the fr' stice
o, the e,ory but the precise words uscd by Mr Web.er
himself N repeating it, VT c1nnoi recall.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-12

FOURTH MARCH SEXT. AT TWELVE ccLGcK,
THE STEAMER
FU 5 4 \ y r r. 4 i RI F. RS
This Ticket will nslre - comfortable passage
10 Salt River All baggage the fisk NJ tlu owners uEd
all steaings guaranteed by The Gai,hniies
W. SCOTT Captain.
GRAHAM RHEAp ptnt. JOE BARKER Cir.k.
DEACON WnIrE' Leader OF ,:r Band.
Editor Wing paper Western P-nusy vana
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n OTICE 30 VIE prnana,--S-....l,


- ,rai. sl' p'i ct The Lyuchb,ng aud Abing
don M, eiegfhPn Company read, "a follow:
u mt any person, or persons, shall q. ~, -
ingy break, njure, destroy, or internln tho = -
lines or communications, any paft thcra,r =
erected by the said company in pursuance of tIj,, "
he, she, they, sla pay Ia the said c,rpornti.n o.
hundred dollars for said offence aud shall be G'rb,
liable for all damages which the said company ma,
suffer in repairing the injury, aud from tho interruption
of their business be recovered IN action Of ess
pass-und If any person, mourning the penalty nore
said, SHALL through insolvency nyother cause, be I'M
able shall fail pay the penalty damages atpra
snd aud shal second time commit iressPns, upon t
said lines, any part thereof, aforesaid, he she,
they, shall be liable, upon conviction thereof to an i'm
prisonmen in the county Jail of not less than one month
more than six months"
The penalties Of the section above rcciied will b.
iigdly enforced. Il. Is. DEANE, JR.,
President l.. & 4. Telegraph Co.
~ Richmond (semi-weekly) Times aud Fnrmv'
Journal will copy 1t and send to this office.
Sept 3--dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-16

Adjoining ItIB t.eh Ul5IlGL. fs1FeHBure
Va y. 6dDDE5& i. mo P,ofztrfas, on
rsesfv 81 Baifaore) Keep hapd aia uslc ,,tfrl
at Nor brrl pare.. Eeyptiap aad Ifran Marble Mn
ties. plain and nfnamrHtp Monument. 1em5s Had
and foot Stones. G4rlen Va-oa Counter Table BUREAU
and Hah.st,ni tops made 70 any sirp 1T the .rte.t
notice Also, door and window sill-.
ANY order. from country. er'rpsfo4 wil
he fnitlfulIy exeruted with 1na darnfeb
Aug i3--.ita ! b. GADDESstH BRO.
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A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
"A pectiully ask q continuance ot the patronage 50
this connection he dom. il proper ta a all who arr
indebted 10 him 20 come forward aud settle thrir ne
counts without delay.
here are many claims al long -tandineenliehI must
Close mp, md il /. expected lint all who know them
sePcsto be indebted will pay attention 10 mi. notice
Jan 8~-1ts s. nlGGNID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-16

VALLEY OF yIRGINIA. At WINCHESTER
Cbarlercd Match IN ISj2.-C1pi'ol $4,000.
VIII rowER TO IvoREtsE TIE SAME TO 500 600!
ENulS COMPANY. having been duly organized, i,
\ rcady torccciveu applications oad issue Poll.
.ies and offers to the citizens OF Nrgnia the ndaccnrn
If home Company for the safe insurance Of all kinds
Of property merchandise, &c, far and equitable
rites. The Directors the public that this Com.
pnny will be conducted with view 10 rcrmanency, and
,nrhc -rdetc,t principles Of county justice, aud close
rcelrd to economy aud the safety OF the insured
Prrslprsr-JOSEPH s. CARSON.
SECRGrARY-C. 5. FUNK.
AcruARY-O. f. BRESEE.
loerrn s. CARsoV, = T WV. l. Clark,
jaws L. RELY, : J JAMES II. BURGEss,
I.loip LoGAh, 5 \ n. W. RIeHARDzoN,
JoHN KERN.
70 Office ON Piccuailla street ncorthe Valley Bank
Walohcs,or 7. .. CHRISTIAN, AGENT.
Scpt2-dIy Lynchbug
SOUTHERN FINE ART, BY ". B.
- WELCll.oF CnARLEsToN S.C.-GEO WASH
lNGrON- Unprecedented IN lheaaals Of 1mcacon Fine
1a-Hclchx Moqniaa.u Porhaa 81 1VASHiNG-
TON-(20 by 26 inches Engraved on steel (by per
uisoo) from Gilbert Suart's only original painting.
The celebrity Of this great "ngmvng has doubtless
become familiar "housebod words' to the mind Of
| every person in the u. 5. who rcnd.
Every Artist Scholar, Statesman and Jurst. in our
country and in Europe capable of Judging, has pro-
uounecd WEIGHS WASHINGTON n PERFECT trims
>crpt of Stunrs wordrenowned painting, addas such
THE ONLY CORRECTLY ENGRAyED PORTRAIT IN fxIs-
rrNcr.
FIVE DOLLARS PER cory.
The only merit this Portrait of Washington possesses
is that the Senate of the United Sntes, aud the most
celebrated Scholars Artists, Jursrs and Statesmen OF
the United States pronounce il the ONLY courier Por-
toit of Washington EyER engraved
Pauicu ar attention is invited To the following letter
from the Hon Roger runey Chief Justice of the L,
Smtes;
BAtrNoRE. June %, 1852.
Dear Sir: Accept my Thanks for the Portrait oil
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-16

II
Il WHEAT FANS Tho attention oi the public i,
respectfully invited 10 nnr stock OF 1hrcshpe Machines
and Wheat Fans, which substantially built, md o
the approved pailorn-. Persons ia need Of such
implements would do well 20 give stock cxan1.
nation as we feel snt fed thar they will be pleased bof
in price and workmanship.
All Implements warranted In perform well.
~ l5-ts DIUGllD 4 BROTHER.
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MECHANICAL.
HATS AND CAPS


FAIL IONS EOR fs3s.
HNHB sabarribef has received BE NeF York
i Baltimore AL Pm 8eirha styles Il fiFnfieae =
Ne. Aaleskin silk. tisek AID shHe, heaHrr ant
r.. IIAlS which Ia durability AL teaury 80 sof
he ~ fh5s 81 sfe 7flt fuaItsf lis sfpeA i
nov ing. a4a eoapete contracting o II ttrs' md
saos' e.p,,ei- s,ge' q "A at -; ~ c4r IS .
10 which he most cordially invite ID tfieHs u q
customer aa the ruiic generally O. 2 " ifa eli
before nurliaH la- l.rvhffe. -. toe VIl - iahHH
a. cheap as aa, ether e-tabli san,4a = tie city Al
kind 1T Hat naa1 arlef itb neatnes. ana Dispatch
[V@ CHag1alvs Hqs1 mrs - frs7 I, - + tbuRr
Gail ~ tie j ga -. TIE BLUE HI
o@tat. nM SrIrZEK
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- - The subscriber will furnish Ia order. Steam IA"
l. and Engines ot any size and 81 the approve
warranted equal oay ever offered TO the
6-cts w. :, ,.,rt. 'r.,-pO
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100 .--laLlLn a. Pa,nc

hIssoIE gIoA..-IhIiip ~ Payac
IL i1- purchased az l. q. Bel is eHiif t,fsr Il o.
til. concern of l,yne 4 Boil A. drtfs ite bofrn will
',r cuilrcte ~ T. y Fnya"; also the u BIZ due frnn
he conec,n y IL he pnd by MIN.
W. request pers.us ha - aeronnfs a~'ins' f1e hrn
20 brine them in for acicnen'i oso MI ho are indebt'
ed 10 ihe concern wl plea lee cal snd make payment
PAYNE (. BELL.
j. 2C-ts July p 1852
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!. NOMa. 80 LAer. 3mARLEs a

f. GOHG "A EASE CHARLES A.
! "a EkAkD NAfcu NAEfu& JrwerR. Lyhci
6@aeE6 bgP, IL, wouId respectfully raIi The att"n-
lion oil the citlcls Of LyaehbuTg md the surrounding
country his be mud splendid assoftp ent Of Watch
reJ rvrls mud srruie Iustrcceiycd irpmhe North.
rl The ateet sfye- md patterns, selected 10y hims"
N.fI grcaf -uil tuis market. From hsong ex
pelirnrr IN tie Witch mud Jr~cly business, he fa
tcfs fuseif that be pleu-r the most fl-dous.-
Asor bis eoIhfnunsiIe h. lruvrs il those thai be-
.rs dome work for l9dge. All he os., sn uiil, nd
you perfectly satisfied, aud II his goods
net exactly ~ini be- rceouanrud them BE- he binds
.m.rIi 10 rcdoubI, lie MONEY oul Charge for the
goods.
Old Gold aud llsor taken in cselnfg, fol anytime
10 my me. &. A EbARD,
March Is daors al osc Is change coracr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-16

NOTICE Always hund, good assortment OF
Music, which WILDE furnished Schools, Colleges, &c,
at one-third off Persons wishing any piece of music.
will have it them free of postage, by sending the
price of it enclosed in letter, post paid. AdIre,s
l. WARROCK, Cheop Book and
Newspaper establishment. LypehbHg, Ia,
dec 6-dpcts
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The American publishers respectfully invite The etlen.
ionof thcrfrllew citizens the merits of the above
works. feeling assured that will arise from then
pcrusnl without being convinced that they sub~erve M
bust interest, of popular intelligence, and add. in
emiaontdcgree to the general happiness Of the naion
by importing the public mind hcuhul stimulus fo
"A high orderot intellectual pleasure.
Copies Of all the above works can be seen on the ia
bcs Of the HIRGINIAH READING ROOM where subscrip
lions will be received. T,cpf 3-lt.
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COFFEE. rEN PLApE, xNr
ialsoras.c Paste
pECElVINe. ANnEORNVA MDINaa-

EDECEEVING AND E'ORSS A HIDING
IA CROGERIES IND PL1SIER-Thc sub
scIibels continues at ll, In" proof brick Warehouse
on the canal amidst all tie changes to receive and for
wnrd Goods, Produce, Manufactured Tobacco &c
Our charges WILDE low, and forwarding DOM with dis.
patch
VIII receive in few days, fret assortment o
Groceries which he will low and bay alltimes,
Flour Conn Aital, Oats. FinN seed &,c for which he
Will give the hest prices.
Zig unl Bar Iron for sale
MEN r. RE\WIrE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-16

Advancement Of TIE FsailS, Aug. 81
- IA lt-h Anime tr,m harlcttes Nitlt on IL,
same a" as heretofore, Tue,da,s, thursdays ana
laInfdaNs Sehednle timc of arrva ! III. LeSyes IN
sundays, w ednesday> and Fridays, at , a
"a htl MAll--lhe Packet brings a Way MAJ
" Wednesdays Mondaysaod sundays. and takes one Mon
Jay, w edne>days aud Frdays On Monday morning,a
RICHMOND ard Northern mail Is we'd by the Packet,
j., hAlI ;hoAD Nj AiL-Niais ale dispatched by the
oaf9ad daily at 80 m, Tor Forrest Depot Liberty,
buofds big Lick, salem, &c, Tor Finca 'le and Tor
nv present, all the watering places
pH VIZ railroad are also sent, TUESDAYS THURSDAYS
ana SStuIdays, mails Tor Bedford, Flo,d ard Franklin
.l'h'Al.NGlON AND PATFONSB BURG NJ Il-Ar'
t',e oaliy, except Sunday, at up m.
i ~ dal.y, exceP' Sunday. at hali-past six
EANm fll.l-f-An Is dolly, except sunday, abotl
Woungl,' bringing the mail from Rich:nond, and rar's
I'Ilh, South aud West Of that city. Leaves daily from
| - - 20 !: p m except Saturday night.
~ Ii Arrives, her 'ofore. Tuesdays, hu'
,5ys and SATURDAYS. Leaves, l.. heretofore Monda'''
'61iineSaays and Fridays, at a. m
inl'l'AR MllI.S-Arrv, :. as heretofore Monda! :
ana Thursdays, between 10 and II a m. Leaves about
p m same days
~ Mails closed al G r. m
- 0n SUNDAY merning the flee will be kept ofen
''f one hour aiterthe Mail is read, TOR delivery
'5S 19d's WM. NJ p!.ACkf ORD. ? NJ
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j . . q y i q q y
NToW's THE TINE!-IMr0RIANf TO
all pao rash 10 su59ca1e IA good Ipeehle paper ~
f,,Dl1y Hogoziae 1t Ms hare yotr a"6ae' apt'o1S -
L,,arg 1913 is hbe conmenccmoto f the nc" lo.a''S
So,l n5.,, subse, iolioas Ia the GENERAL AGEACl
OFFICE, c.tai3stcd J,ig, 1892, al Ly"etmrg' Va"
Noylef street. enc aoor ddo,e lhe Post Office.
- LOU WICK WARROC S q.
Cheqp Booi Establishment and Gencr@ Aee"cy iof an
Hc Ne~qop.rs, Magazines M1''c Che0P f"sl''o'
inns Sc DC.
tgs The following is list, with prices) furnished
yaarlv delivered regular free OF postage al my counter
-. s,.t ia 4uscr rs in any purt of the Satc, VIZ
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DAVID CURRIE, Richmond, I ,

CHAS. II. PIERSON, n. y ork. %
Richmond, Aug. 28-dts No. 81. South Street.
N. B.-Goods shipped 10y this vessel will arrive il
much less time than by any other route, and at nror'
one huff the cost of freight. d. C.
n,,v 2J 8faW2W
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-16

DRY GOODs.-PuELIP W. PAYNE
- respectfully so,iia from bis friends and the pub
be the patronage heretofore extended 10 the frn al
Paine < Bell lis Stoci is large md well as.otted
nd every atticle Will be sold tho mot casouabl.
terms Is 2G-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-16

These vessels all of the FIRST cluss built il the city
Of Baltimore expressly for tins nade, and have super
accommodations tor passengers. They are com,
mandcd by experienced Captains, and qualified for the
fadcand who will spare ne exertion to accommodate
They will be towed up and down the river by
and mav be relied sail promptly advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods tl' IN New
York, viii find tito their interest to ship by this line,
it the only regular line and freight will always be
taken the lowest rates, and every effort will be nude
BY the agents in Richmond and New ork give salts
action. unexpectedly ask and hope to succeed in oh,
tanning fun share of patronage. Goods shipped by
this line New York, will be forwarded free Of com,
mission to New Orleans Mobile Savannah, Charleston,
or aay other port. The vessels will be in Richmond
Rockets; in New York at berth No. /, Coffee House
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lLOVEEs AND ORCHARD GRASS

X SEED-lo0 bushels prime new Glover Seed.
% bushels Orchard G,ass Seed Just received and
for snlchy LEE & JOHNSON
nov 23t
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sNsU RANCE PANA

VALLEY OF yfRGI MA AT WINCHESTER
Chari,rcd Natch IN. lSJ2.-GaPi'al 100000.
aI4n PuktER TO IVCREAsE TIE SAME TO 500 900
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-16
=. VIRGINIA ELNl ca lslchnona

sslzis@s A Nd NEW lORk IAI NE D. ms Zen 4IOmt
Lane is composed the following Vessels ali owned n
the CRY of Richmond, and sa1s from Nor York eroy
{, i, ,.i1.
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I RE "a JOHNSON ARE NOW GECEly

h4k4 ~ INbsh - OWN n IA -
"a ing, aud oiler fer sale, ut very !
10 bnes prime Rio Coffee,
30 do do !aguira 10
30 Mats sup'r o. Government
) pockets Mocno
% bags sup'r Gonato Rio
within general assortment Of Grocer
nov lG-fs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-16

SALAmANDER SAFES IA further sup.
> ply assorted sizes of the Worlds FUR premium
Sntrs,' just received and Tor sale by
cots b SACkETT
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-19
NO. 4,
Talleyrand.

After the Pope had excommuni.
Gated I alleyrand, the latter wrote
to a friend, saying: "Come and
comfort me; come and sup with
Inc. Everybody is going to refuse
me fire and water; we shall there
fore have nothing this evening but
iced meats; aid drink nothing but
wine.'
When Louis XVIII, at the re-
storation, praised TaIleyrand for
his talents and influence. the latter
modestly disclaimed the compliment,
but added, with an arch signifi-
canoe, "Thcre is, however, some
inexpllcable thing about me which
prevents any government from
prospering that attempts TO set me
aside. "
a broker, anxious about he rise
or fall of stocks, came once to Tal-
leyrand for Information respecting
the truth Of the rumor that George
III had suddenly died, when the
statesman replied in a confidential
tone: Il shall be delighted if the in
formation | have to give, be any use
10 you The banker was enchant-
ed with the prospect Of obtaining
authentic intelligence from so high
a source; and Talleyraud, with a
air, continued: "Some
say that the king Of England
is dead; others, that he is not dead;
Tor my own part, | believe neither
one nor the other tell you this
in confidence. but do not commit
me- No better parody on mod
ern. diplomacy could easily be writ
ten.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-19
Justice in Holland.

An English gentleman, travelling
in Hand, gives a curious account Of
the. administration Of Justice in that
country, under certain circumstances
The tqets, as related, may appear in
credible to our readers, but the story
lis nevertheless an dmusing one:
ale was going to Amsterdam in
trekschuit, the skipper of which be-
ing eerY great roque, extorted from
Il i'm for his passage much more than
lie had a right to claim. The travel
er expostulated with the fellow in
1ain.. he grew rude. The traveller
IIersisted-the fellow grew more abu-
sive, At length he. told the skipper
tIhat he would Immediately on landing
60 to the proper tribunal, and get re-
dress from the Judge. The skipper
snapped his tarry fingers in his face.
The Englis shman paid the demand,
and, oh landing went to the legal off,
GER to know when the court of JUS
tife would sit. He was answered at
iine next morning. Having no
doubt Of ample redress, he did not
ihoose to put the skipper on his
guard by mentioning his intention.
Next morning he went to court, and
began to tell his story to the judge,
who sat with his broad brimmed hat
On in great state. The Englishman
ihneied that he had seen the M In be-
fore. Nor was he long in doubt; for
before he b had half finished, the Judge,
in a roar, bp pt whichhe Immediately re-
fognized, for it was the deafcol SKIP
P4r who sat on the bench, decided
! against him with jul costs, a nd or
qered him out of court. The En-
glishhan, however, said that he would
qRpeql, and away he went to an ad-
rocat e for the purpose. He did
qPpea accordingly, and the next day
his appeal came regularly on. But
hll his stpi lorsook him when he
perceived that the rery same skipper
Ftad Jadge was to decide the appeal,
who had decided the cause; so that
he learned skipper first chedted, and
then sent him about his business,
with two sets Of costs to console him."
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-19

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