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no end to their speculstions upon the martyr

no end to their speculations upon the martyr
dom ofthis victim to their own vile fanaticism:
Another slave case. that will prove most
serious and bitter contention and trouble be-
tween Pennsylvania and Maryland. occurred
last evening at Columbia, Pennsylvania. Itap-
pears that officers RidgeIy and Snyder, Of this
city, accompanied by an officer from Harris
burg, proceeded to Columbia to arrest an all
legged fugitive slave named Smith, who had
been living there some years as free man.
Having seized him, they were about starting
with him for Harrisburg, when a crowd of
blacks surrounded them, and the fugitive re-.
newed his efforts to escape. In order TO init
midate him, as well as the crowd by which
they were surrounded, the officers drew their
pistols, when the fugitive got Ridgely's finger
into his mouth, and bit it most severely. Suf-
fering from the pain, and in the excitement of
the moment, the pistol in Ridgely's other hand
was either accidently or intentionally fired, and
the ball entering the body of the fugitive, he
fell, and shortly after expired. Ridgely sue.
ceeded in making his escape, and travelling all
night, crossed the State line, and reached Bal
timote this morning. He will, of course be
demanded by the Governor of Pennsylvania,
but it is doubtful whether Governor Lowe will
give him up for trial in view of ecentevents."
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DIED.

At Funcaal, Madeira, on the 18th March. ED.
MUND w. cAsklE, of this city, son of John Cas-.
lie, in the oath year of his age.
On Monday. Sd May, ANNE daughter of the late
Dr.. WIN. r. Mhcaw, of this city, aged 20 years.
The friends and acquaintances OF the family and
OF her grandfather, Mr. James Brown, ir., are in
vited 70 attend her funeral from st. James Church,
at4 o'clock this evening. eA'
AZ bis residence in this city, Monday, Nav 4
leos' Mr. RICHARD SMITH, in the 9Th year d
quested TO attend his funeral this afternann !,
o'clock IRON Sycamore Church, without furthes
notice. 49, s .1t sael
On the 9Th April, ALEXANDER VALENTINE
only son OF Norman and Adaline Queary, sgad one
year emonths and Eve days. ~ 80
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The Shooting Of the Fugitive Slare at Co
lumbia. PENNSYLVANIA.

tumbia, Pennsylvania.
The most reliable account of this affair
which has reached us, is that which is SUBJ
joined. We take from the Baltimore cores
pondence of the Washington Republic.
The idea of taking human life is at all times
terrible, yet, if there was ever case in which
we conceive it to have been perfectly justifa-
BILE, this was one. The prisoner was arrested
under law as binding as any law can be-the
officer, while engaged in the execution OF his
duty was surrounded by an infatuated mob,
which the civil authorities were bound to sup
press-they were either unwilling or afraid to
do that duty which they were solemnly sworn
to do-they left the officer in danger of having
bis prisoner rescued by the mob aforesaid-in
that perilous condition, the prisoner gave the
signal for general onset, by seizing the Off
GERS finger between his tscih-and the officer,
IN sheer self-defence, fired on him. II 10 the
authorities Of Columbia who are TO blame for
this. Il was their duty 10 see that the laws
were executed without disturbance. II was
their duty TO dispense mobs when congregaied
for unlawful purposes. On their heads and on
those Of the Abolitionists, rests the blood Of
this negro. Thew are, doubtless, glad of the
occurrence, and we foreses that there will be
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WITHOUT PAPERs-James, slave to Edward
Smith, was taken to the cage, Saturday night, in
default of pass. Yesterday morning the Mayor
would have discharged James with an admonition
only, if it had not been that he told several very
black lies to the night officers. As punishment
for his eguivocation he was ordered five lashes
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s-F Omcars of MA Dominion Ten, \

To- Officers of Old Dominion Tent No.
3OI L. O. of Rechabites. Installed Saturday
evening, May 1st, 1852. by D. D. C. r. VIM F.
Mitchell and chas. R Harreys, Levite; r. Morri.
sett Shepherd; Thos. Curry, Levtte; Geo. Ray, C.
R. A. 8. Lyons. d. r Ino E. Bailey, F. s.; NJ
Brumield. Treasurer; Thomas Tyree, jr., l. G.;
VIM. F. Mitchell, o. g. Meets on and after Satur
day next the 9Th inst, in our new Hall, corner OF
Main nda 18th tsreets, at o'clock p M
j. II. MASON r. Scribe
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SToNING.-While in ferocious .mood, brought
on by over-indulgence in alcoholic stimulants,
Stephen Kanz, on Saturday commenced stoning
the house Of acquaintance. The house was 10.
Gated in the Valley and was tenanted by friend OF
Kanz's, who had incurred his displeasure. Failing
to give the required security of 800, on yesterday
the Mayor committed Kanz to- JAIL
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Senate.

The conjecture that the figure head, which
is reported to have been cast ashore on the Is
land of Bermuda, was that of the Inflated
steamship President. is contradicted by more
correct supposition that the fragment belong
ed to the ship Senator, which recently put into
laval In Distress
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~ To the Voters of Richmond.-Ip

u To the Voters of Richmond.-In
compliance with nomination Of me by Several
Voters" in the Republican land other papers, AT
March 9th, and letter OF the game date. adj
dressed to me by large number of my fellow
citizens, have declared myself and still am a can
ddate for the Office Of Commemorative Ar.
t0rney in the Circuit Court OF this city which is
to be filed by you on the 9th of May If honored
by your choice, will strive TO justify your conf
dence. B. B. MINOR.
an O2-dfde
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RICHMOND DIRECTORY FOR 1e52-This is No. 2
of the very accurate and useful work gotten up by
Mr.. VIM. L. Montague, of this city. The labs r
which it has cost apart from its real WORTH would
entitle the protector to ample remuneration
When our citizens shall have come to understand
all its merits we feel assured that no house will be
without copy. Mr.. NJ. has attached to it very
accurate map of the city
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NATIONAL MEDICAL AssocIATIoN-The annual
meeting of the National Medical Association will
commence at II o'clock this day, in the United
Presbyterian Church, at the corner of 9Th and
Franklin streets 1t is expected that several hun.
dred of most eminent physicians from different
portions of the United States will be in attendance
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FINED james Elicit for obstructing portion
of street with cart was reported to his Honor
yesterday by Waterman Tourney, and fined 81
and costs.
Ragland e. Brother, for obstructing gutter with
lumber, were fined So and costs. Reported by Off
Ger Warrington
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DRuNK.-Thomas Dillan, white man, foans
drunk in 18th street, Saturday night, ye.terds,
was discharged from custody by the Mayor witt
sn a6monition.
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STEAMSHIP RoANoKE.-It will be seen by our
advertising columns that the government has EN-.
ployed this swift and beautiful Stearsh to carry
the mail between New York and Norfolk. In ad.
dition, therefore. to the broad pennant of Commo-
dore Parrish, (for he is now Commodore having
been upwards of twenty years Captain in the
Steam Marine,) she wears the United States Mail
flag, and with her colors all set, really presents
quite jaunty appearance. The days of sailing are
the same for Richmond and City Point hereto
fore, every Tuesday, and for New York every Sa.
turday
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II See the advertisement of H. Newman &
Co., 205 Broad street, who have in store a very
large and fashionable assortment Of Dress and
Fancy Goods
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WITHOUT PAPEas-William Roberts was com.
mitted to Jail, yesterday, for want of free pa.
pers. Eliza Phillips, arrested without her register
was discharged on yesterday by the Mayor, upon
promising to procure papers from the Hastings
Court next week.
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WHIPPING "A free negro named Joseph Baz.
eel, was arrested Saturday evening, on the charge
of whipping hs wife he also resisted arrest bA of
hcer Tyler The Mayor, on yesterday, ordered him
SO lashes and committed him to jail in default (ot
Si00 security
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EXHIBITIONS To.NIGHT.-Panorama Of Eden .
Odd Fellows Hall. The Nova Scotia Giant, at Il,
Exchange Concert Room
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70 To the Voters of Henrico County.
2nd District Under the new constitution. \,
becomes your privilege and duty to elect Con.
stable for said County, hereby declare myself a
candidate for said Office, and pie oge myself ii elect
ed, to ill it TO the best OF my ability.
ap 29-dtde* GEORGE W. BARKER
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ty To the Voters of Henrieo County.
Owing TO the indisposdon Of my health, occasioned
by my present occupation, and through the many
earnest solicitations of my friends, hereby an.
nounce myself a candidate for the Office of Con.
stable for the county of Henrco, pledging myself,
if elected, to attend strictly al the duties pertain.
ing to the Office faithfully and impartially
ap Glide CALEB II. rCHlLDRESS
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THE MAroRs CouKr.-The daily session OF this
court now commences at 10 o'clock.
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U. 8 cihcurT Couar--ThD court win be in
session today. During the course oi the present
term two mail robbers VIII be tried.
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INHALATIoN-Dr.T T. II. Greenough has recently
arrived in this city from Petersburg and has taken
rooms at the Exchange Hotel, where he treats
with marked success by the inhalation of warm me-
dical vapors, various painful and dangerous dis
eases-among them bronchitis, pulmonary con
sumption, asthma, throat, and the various
forms of chronic dyspepsia. The inhalents are
new, simple, and inocuous, and may be used with
out an unpleasant symptom by the most feeble inva-
lid
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a sEAsoNABLE PREsENr-Mr NJ. Mccormack,
No. 3oS Broad street. was kind enough r. sena ~.
yesterday, large supply of Mineral Water. for
winch we return our thanka No present could
nave been more acceptable, nor could the presenta.
tion have been better timed. Mr.. Nee. always
Keeps on hand supply Of Porter. Ginger,Po Top and
Mineral Water, &c, Of the best quality. Let every
man thatis thirsty cali and give him trial
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E To the Voters Of Henrico County.
At the solicitation of many friends in the county OF
Henrico TO be candidate for me Office OF Prose.
cutting Attorney. ! respectfully announce my
self candidate for tns: Office.
Respectfully, JOHN NJ. GREGORY
an 5-d&w:4Hs
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" X. r. H0wis0n Is candidate for the os.
fee of COMMONWEALTHs ATTORNEY in the
Circuit Court o. Richmond ap 2ldtd.
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"a To the Voters of the City OF
RichmOnd.-The Legislature Of Virginia nav
ing very recently passed an Act, creating the
office of Sheriff tor the said city, / hereby re-
spectfu'ly announce myself q candidate for tha'
Office. JESSE +. KEESEE.
an 24-dto7may
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T To the Voters of District No.
Henrico Counry.-Feilow-C Citizens: Under tSs
new constitution you are called upon to elect
Constable. DO not say 70 ysu that have been
requested to become a candidate but as want the
Office and if elected, viii devote my entire time tn
the performance CT its duties, hereby announce
myfelf a candidate for the same. Should Won see
fit to elect me, will endeavor to discharge the du
ries that may deyoive upon me, faithfully and i'm.
partially.
ap 29-dfde* ALFRED LEWEIIEN
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L OST, on Saturday last, between Mr. Thomas r
~ Prices and the Carlton House, pair OF Gold
Bpectacles, with the name Of the owner Mrs
Purcell. The finder win receive liberal reward
by leavingthe same at this Office nv lie :
WANTkD.-A Youth rom rs to rs wears ot
W age, who can come well recommended. In !
Retail business, and can write good hand. one
from the country would be preferred.
]. r. FULFORD,
NY - l36 Main street
FOX RENT.--The Dwelling occupjea hv
the subscriber, situated on 5th street between
Clay and Leigh streets u Tor rent Possession given
Immediately sAMi1Ei. rl.i9Ss s.
my 4-6ts
DnAME GOSHEN RUTTKR.--lO ler.
iandipg per steamer. for sale BY
ny JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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a..rn DIVISION SONS on TEMrsnANcE.-- =
nusrterlv session of this body was held 49, ws'-
At Front Royal, Warren county, md % - na..
beep ;nformedby one Of it's members who resu Ihsu
- tl ctv Yesterday the reports oft officers sno"
the Order to be in most prosperous condition IN
virginia. with the exception of a very few local
tiles 1t is everywhere rapidly increasing; ana 'fon'
every profession and occupation accesnons are -,
Ing received Seventeen Divisions were ofeamNeu
during the past quarter, and 1--WE disoanoeo. Du'
ing the nine months ending the hrst OF January
5000 members were initiated, 1919 vioated tne
pledge, and 1893 resigned 1t. There are no" over
$4,000 members connected with the DIVISION In
Virginia The receipts for the same period were
saa ZIG 81: expendt for benefits, $ll,603 8; cash
in hand, s5l 1888 &c.
Public temperance meetings are to be held stimuli
,aneously by all the Divisions in the State on the
10Th of June, when old King Alcohol may look out
for broadside from the Sons, that viii shake the
very foundations of his throne. The ministry of all
| denominations will also be invited to repeat the
fire from their pulpits on the following Sabbath.
It was determined by the Grand Division to take
the Cadets of Temperance juvenile organization,
under its jurisdiction, and prepare new ritual
and working system for them
Petitions asking the Grand Division to unite in
the efforts being made in Virginia with reference to
he Maine Liquor Law, &C., were presented, but ii
unanimously declared that, as an organized body
the Sons of. Temperance could not cooperate in
securing the passage of any law on the subject but
that as individual citizens they were at liberty to
act in these and all other matters in accordance
with the dictates of their own private judgments
An extra session of the Grand Division will be
held in this city on the End of June, to welcome the
National Division, which meets on the following
day, and to unite in the grand jubilee and process
sion on the 4th. We learn that some of the mos
distinguished orators of the Union will address
our citizens during the week of these meetings
and among them, the world renowned Cough
Dow, the author of the Maine Liquor Law; the
facetous Hunt and Delevan, Carey, Chambers
White, and Others.
| The session of the Grand Division was closed by
| public procession, addresses and compliment
tary dinner, given by the Sons and citizens o.
Front Royal.
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Y SheriFaIty of Rich,nond.-To

~ SHtTIHHIty OF hIchsnOnd.-I0 ne
Toters Of The City Of Rlchmoad-FELLow CITr.
zENs: II is already known TO you that am can.
didate for the Office which heads this card, an Of
fee created by the Legislature of Virginia under
our new constitution, For the part FIVE years
have acted as Sheriff in the city Of Richmond, and
have thus afforded you an opportunity of judging
of my fitness longer 10 serve you and should i
please you to continue ne your Sheriff, 1 trust
with the aid Of my experience to discharge
the duties of the Office. TO merit your entire sp-
probation Yours, respectfully,
ap 27-dtde THOMAS w BOSWELL.
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EY To the Voters of the City of Rich
mOnd.-At the request Of many friends resnsc.-
fully announce myselfa candidate for the oaHrs ~
Commonwealth Attorney in the CiYcpit
Court of Richmond.
cd 30-3wt JOHN HOWARD
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E To the Voters of Henric
County. Fellow Citizens At the solcita-
ton of many friends in various parts of the eoun-
ty, hereby announce myself as l did through the
medium of other papers some weeks ago, candi-
date for the office OF Commonwealth Att6r-
ney, for Henrjco county, with.the assurance that
if elected, its important duties will be discharged
with promptness and fidelity.
Respectfully, your fellow citizen,
ap 2i-dtde* JOHN n DAVIS
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L ing removed TO the city Of Richmond, offer
tor sale privately for the present. my Farm three
miles below Richmond, containing $50 acres FOR
particulars, apply 10 JESSE F. KEEsEE,
my 4-2taw2w Or w GODDlN.
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GREAT SALE OF FLowERs.-See the advertise
ment of Messrs. Alexander Mott a. Co.
We visited Mr.. Motifs rooms yesterday, and found
them most agreeably, converted into greenhouse
The collection of roses is very rare and yerv
beautiful one. They are of all hues, shades and
varieties-pale blush, snow-white, rose carmine
deep crimson, dark purple, purple violet, violetred
bright yellow, deep golden yellow, damask, vel.
vety crimson and dark red with white stripes. We
have enumerated the colors Of but comparativelv
avery few, yet these are enough for our purpose
Along with this splendid collection of roses will
be sold collection of evergreens, such as Chinese
orange trees &C. One of these, tree of the pine
genus sfack US as being very beautiful 1t is
called Cryptomeria Japonica, and is native of a.
pan.
All persons who wish to supply themselves
should eall today, as tomorrow they win be q,
up at auction. We assure our friends thew ~
worth looking at and worth buying too
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ETO the Voters Of District No. T. H..
rico County.-In compliance with the reouss, ~
many friends, have been induced to offer myss,f
as eandioate ioT ConsIaoIe 10 the above Dis
to give satisfaction.
This District is situated within the follous,r
boundary: On the north BY the county of HsIs
over, on the south by The city Of Richmond. on ,bs
west by the Richmond turnpike VIC
an 30-dtde$ yAEOB T. pIyppo
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GT Commissioner of the ReveDue.-
The undersigned respectfully offers himselfa can
didate for the Office of Commissioner of the
Revenue for the city Of Richmond, at the ap-
preaching election.
an 27-tdft EDWIN RIIRTON. Sr.
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GUNNER FAsH1UNS.-Wlh be opened On
~ Thursday, the 9th instant, al lo9 Man street.
the fashionable style Of SILK and Grape Hats,
trim'd Straws and Dress Caps tor the summer.
Also received, al assertren. OF Ribbons ana
French Flowers, just selected in New fork sha
Philadelphia NJ G. BARTON,
nv 4-3,* lOe Main street.
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- OBERT F. BkOADDUs offers his sersl
H. ces to the citizens OF Richmond and tue puppy
generally as general Collector of Claims. nc
pledges himself TO sttend strictly to all business 81
trusted to his care. His effce is in the rear OF a.
Halves r. Sutton's office, Ia Law Building h1eh'
mond Va my 4-oni
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ENREE PAPERS L0sT.-Lost' on fflosy
il last between Mr.. Hills Tobsceo Factory, h.ss
the County Court House and Poor House stTeeI w
FREE PAPERS of the undersigned They we,c ~
new yellow morocco pocset BOOK. A loeral 70
ward will be paid for The delivery OF tue saue %
this Office.
FERLlCiA HARRIS, Free persons
ISABELLA HARRIS, OF color.
M
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SUPERIOR corRr-GENFRAL TERM


Hon. Judges Sanford Duer, and Bosworti presiding
Nay l--Scsue y. NcrSt and AZ ~ TG1 g. r.
o. j. Smih-lhe plaintiffs in this case owners
# three fourths and the defendant il ~
fourth Of Morses patent right IN 1877 several contracts
entered into between the parties all cr them ~ the
came date and constituting but agreement M.
mted upon all sides. by % these contracts the
defendant (smith) WIS to have the right II selling the
paton in the New England States, in New York and he
northern paris Of the Western States; hy another
tract certain lines OF telegraph sold 10 the doil.
dant; and by another the dcftnilut undertook
test with M Reilly controversy which grew Gu. u
contract with lin previously made with the parties 10
laon to telegraph lines in tie West The defendant Il
appears undertook - bring certain Disputes bet the
parties and Mr. q Reilly TO termination either
by gal proceedings b. negotiation secure Ia the
plaintiffs certain interests ia The lines The contest now
Crews out OF the administration OF the affairs relating 10
The patent and The failure 70 bring the difficulties With
0Rcilly TO term nation ass was expected The
present motion il for injunction to restrain the
def ndont from acting under their contract Of the 22d
Of June. 1S47 The elimination and recrminaton be-
tween the parties have sweed into several printed
volumes ahe argument will probably consume the re-
mander Of this week and part Of next The epening ar
guincnt had been prepared by Mr. Amos Kendall and he
being unHel, 1t waScommitted to writing by him and
read to the Court by Mr. II. Fitch Smith, az one Of the
counsel for the paintlns The defendant r. o. j. Smith
Ia represented Mr.. y. w. Chester whose argument will
probably last two days The amount in dispute STOCKS
and money, independent Of the jost interest excesds
half amilliop VI dollAss.
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United States Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge Belts

17tfVft
MAY 1.-The May term of this court opened mir
morning.
Samuel Colt Hiram Young and Edpard Lerit, This
case. which was motion for injunction for the in
frngement of Colts patent pistol set down for
argument on Friday next
Loflus Wood .4usfin Packard.--An order en-
tered for injunction against the defendant for the in
frngement of patent for an improvement In cooking
stoves and other vessels invented by the plaintiff
Edicin Forrest Nathaniel T.. Uinis-This which
action for libel and in which the damages
laid at $40 600, having been commenced in the State
Court ordered to be discontinued in this court and
the order to take effect from the 9th OF March last
Joseph Ritter and William C. krseLrd Alfred j. Serreu
and others case which was motion for an injunc-
ton to restrain the defendants from making mouldngs
which II IL commended Is Infringement u the Wood
worth planning machine set down for Thursday next