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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-03-22

A BLACK DELEGATE.-The Jamaica leo;sla.
tive assembly has been occupied with propo-
sition to send delegates to London, to represen,
the distresses and needs of jamaica to the Brit.
ish government. -Four gentlemen, members of
the assembly. were appointed on the mission
1t was then proposed TO add Mr. McVIcKERs, 4
black man, also member Of the assembly, tc
the delegation. The other delegates therenpor
arose severally in their seats and declined tc
serve II any delegation il now sent it will be
by private subscription.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-03-22

The Philadelphia North Americas opposed
the Compromise as too favorable " the South
and thought the Southern pretence of common
right to COLOMBO common territory too extrav-
agant to be tolerated. Now, when measures
are pending in Congress to give the public do
States, and thus deprive the old of their right of
property in the public land, the NorM American
pronounces for State Rights as follows:
There is something as ominous as monstrous
in this new condition of things; and 1t is diff
cult to conceive how statesmen, having the COM
mon good of the country at heart, can sanction
principle ut once so odious and so irreconcila-
Bile with every idea of republican equality and
harmony The whole framework of the confed-
cracy is founded on the basis of the equal rights
of tho States and of the people of the States
and the Constitution, which recognizes that ba-
ss, is infrnged upon when Congress enacts and
substitutes another of an opposite character, by
which the national wealth is decided to be the
exclusive property of one set of States, or of
the people of that set of States alone.
sN~ 1t is with feelings Of sincere regret that
We announce the death of most worthy men,
Der Of the editorial fraternity. Col. VIM. s.
KING, of the Charleston Courier, died in that
city on Friday evening last, after an illness of
sixteen days. From personal knowledge, we
can pay the deceased the tribute which is his
due. In the public and private relations of life
he has left no more worthy and useful citizen
behind in the community where he was deserv-
edly respected and beloved. Few men, 80 long
connected with the public press as he, have been
as fortunate in avoiding the usual penalties of
that position. His career has been an eminently
fortunate one, both in the success of his paper
and the fruits which he has reaped from it. In
the full maturity of his powers, scarcely having
passed the meridian of his life, he has been sum-
moned from the scene of his labors, but his
works survive him, as well as the memory of his
many estimable qualities of head and heart.
The character which the Courier has acquired
under his management speaks sufficiently for his
professional ability, while all who knew him
can testify to his private virtues. Such men
can i'll be spared from the public press-for he
not only understood the high duties of his po-
siton, but, what is infinitely more rare, put them
into practice in the conduct of his paper. May
he rest in peace.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-03-22

John Dunn Dro,cnsd-We hear it stated on the
authority of letter received in Philadelphia, that
John Dunn, the comedian, better known as "That
Rascal Jack, from his performance of the leading
part in the comical farce with that title, was really
washed overheard and drowned, lately, en- route
for California.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-03-22

NEW HAMPsHIRE.-Eight Democrats and two
opposition are elected to the senate ; 1877 Dem
ocrats and 1873 opposition to the house, Dem.
ocratic majority in the house all Others, "a.
The vacancies in the senate will of course be
filled with Democrats. Martins Dem.) major
ity for governor, AZ far as heard from, over all
others, is $50. Atwood (FreesoiD has lost 2762
votes since last year.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-03-22

One effect of Kossuth s 'starr:ng, Says Wen
ma letter of the 1lth ut, is that Hungary is almost
Theoretically sealed against English and Ameri-
cans. Two peaceably disposed travellers, one Of
whom belonged to the United States, have just
been refused the pise for that country; and the
Hungarians themselves find it equally difficult to
obtain passport.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-03-22

Counting Distinction.-The Cuban prisoners
have made the North American Hotel, New York,
their headquarters. They held a meeting yester-
day, and resolved 'that each member wear small
blue ribbon, attached to piece Of black Grape, on
the left breast Of his coat" in memory of their
lost comrades, and to distinguish them as members
of the Cuban prisoners.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-03-22
SOUTHERN PRESS.
WASHINGTON CITY.
MONDAY, MARCH -, 1862.

Mir ISRAEL +. JAMES, No. 1872 South
Tenth street, Phada., is our General Travelling
Agent, assisted by VIM. II. WELD, JOHN COL
1ISs, JAMES DEERIsG, A. KIRK WELLINGTON, f..
A. EVANS, PERRIN LOCKE, GEohGE +. BUTTON,
JOSEPH Burton, d. X. GooDIN VIM. }. CoxEy,
ISAAC M. BoDINE, and WALTER ID. THOMPSON.
Mr.. G. w. JAMES, No. Harrison street
Cincinnati, Ohio, il our General Travelling Agent
for the Western States, assisted by JOHN T.
DENT, DR.. j. A. WADswoRTH, ALEX. f. Laws
JAMES RurnERFoRD, DIR. LOTT EDWARDS, C.
NJ, l.. WrsEmAN, and II. J. Thomas
DIR. HENRY M. LEWIS, Montgomery, Ala.
is our General Travelling Agent for the State OF
Alabama and Tennessee, assisted by c. f.
LEWIS, JAMES o. LEWIS, and SAMUEL ID. LEWIS
Receipts from either of the above will be
rood 'l
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-03-22

Mortality among Generals. w thin the five
years which have elapsed since the commence
ment of the war with Mexico, no less than thr
teen American Generals have departed this life,
viz Taylor, Worth, Mason, Brady, Kearney,
Hamer, Hopping, Belknap, Duncan, Croghan,
Brooke, Arbuckle, and Whiting.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-03-22

Two hundred and twenty-eght graduates left
Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia at the
late Commencement. with licenses of MD.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-03-22

The st. Louis Times states that there are three
hundred families in that city preparing to en-
israte to Salt Lake city, TO join the Latter. Day
Saints,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02
Mr.. EOTTS FOR VICE PRESIDENT.

The Newark IN. ~ Mercury derotes more han CO.
lunn 10 the nomination Of Mr. Belts Vice President
king it granted that Cen s be The Whig Psi-
deniia candidate. Fur the Yicc Presidency it SAYS:
Our choice, above all Others would be the Hon. John Nj
Borrs lie is Svu,i-rnc by birth and edrcaon; bu
he is of those STATESMEN, whose views cannot be
within their scope tic "h"c county. He j. not Only lib
era and EatiGna IN his views bui fearless and ,cndrnt
in expressing theta The claEces OF Jss or gain ipca
popularity ncTcr entered nc his calcnlann From lis first
into public life - The present Ii:nr THIS feature has
Been his great Distinguishing characteristics and
important occasions lie has boldly taken sacd in direct
which an honest Judgment ic.d lm :st and equi
ate Daring yruls service in lie Congress of the Uni
ted States he distinguished .nsi ri the ab.
Amr can statesmen, showing himself perfectly ianiIir with
the theory % the Government. His Commanding tai
ens placed him Immediately in The font rank and gave
him an influence engaged by fcY public
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ruE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
rrgLlSnED DAILY AND SEMl.WEEkLf,
-. WILLIAM f. s. THOMAS AiTCHib' 'fe'
r l. u NJ -.

kf
y PAPER dollars annum and ut the rae % Sen.
- Zen Tor shorter period than year For '!s INV.
~ ave dcla ,cr and three dollars for SIX @ ai
:, r. sivancs 10 be paid in the Office rsm'sd by nai'
~ ,lars "a the end OF tn" year !, good and
. All dues this office may he rcm.tsed per Of
II, Bank notes. the utho Editors M ~ scaco.
.ae paid The eriiers The poasc OF OF postage in
.trcua 10 the writer the aecrhu" nnn Editors
sx:sasvc Z .ncss s.. Viii. WHICH & &p.TSSvsttRTsiNG i:
* THE DAILY ENotlEEK:-For Ten ae tws five cents
fifty cents and every r ,hres times week. thirty
rsc,,cd once week. '"ieeA ""' -
- ..t half cents dollars Gr thirty lines and in
A. ua' r ni greater .cns'ncAoel
p ehaIss ~ Gr.
IE SEMlM EEkLi-E@t TEN Ines or iesS' hr' ''Ss''
u ~ 49, ~ ,,r each continuance 90 cents
!, alce must be accompanied WIN Tue aa'ahce pay
4 isf.S ..'ty references. IL insure execution . -,
ri a,es Of respect, exceeding eight linss are
l.' -, ~ a. ~, l., sY.;seasc.iS ,,r n.
Ss;;n, and Marriages from the country whenever me
,tj,- Unknown 10 U.S. must be authenticated ps 's
=, M p,s:rlas the neiylburiiuud. or: :hoy vi! III 40
Ever! measure that has been taken !" ~ ,
&c nuzzes has proved heretofore unavdiss NC ."s.
~ Ich case upon the communicating oeliis eef'
he lame ;he Postmaster irrist"n Oh me '"eS =" 1S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02
DEuOcRaTIC MEETING IN NORFOLK.

The Democratic Association Of Norfolk met nj Ashland
Hall on Wednesday evening last The Prcsdsncy being "
can't and the lt Vice Pie<i nj being absent W. s. ao-
ry sq I'd Vice p:c,eot taxing the Chair, orcy e5-
nlsined The object oi ,hy meeting.
On motion Of F.. G. Robinson, Esq II was
Resolved That the Association highly approve OF inc pro-
posed Convention. be held in Rchnond on te Z4li o
March, ard tha, delegates be appointed TO represent he
Democracy OF Norfolk in sid Convention.
G. H. Beae Esq, moved TO amcnd the resolution o pro
posing that the blank be filled with the number twenty
five to be appointed by the meeting. Before any vote was
taken on the resolution or amendment Col NJ Cook offered
the following substitutes: -, 49,
Resolved, That the entire Democratic party OF Nools bs
constituted delegation represent this city In the Dono
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02
For Tie Enquirer.
TO THE CANDIDATES IN LOUISA COUNTY.

CRAGdY PLAINs, LOUISA, Feb. Is, 1852.
GentIeaien Ono word to you whose name should be e-
piop Send your cards down the Whig and Enquirer,
that they may published and that your banners may be
unfurIad 10 the breeze. And send the change for from
an advertisement iu OF the late papers, that The
must accompany card insure its insertion. Would il
not he well state in your cards. whether not you be-
long TO the Sons Of Temperance and TO what party you
bcl0nr1 And if il would swell cards too large
should as one Of the dear people like know which Of the
many gentlemen that have been spoken OF for President Of
the United States YOU prefer; and how you would Ike 10
see the Hon John NJ Bots Vice. President assoca lsd
with General Scott pretty strong ticket. Judge Doug
lass and Hen. Il. H. T. Hunter for Vice President would
be another pretty strong ticket which hope, will be the
choice of the Democratic party The few enquiries above
hope you will anawcr and not think imperincnt, fer
of the "dcar people, and have the liberty of asking
your views on the political questions OF The oge.
RtRD TIMES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02
HARD TIMES.
Far The Enoutrer


Messrs Editos-The people of the third Judicial section
of this State will he called in the of few nont5,
to elect Judge of Court of Appeals. As citizen of
the State feel common intcrcs,in the election oi ~ise
impartial and independent Judiciary and as voter in this
particular section, upon whom tie responsibility OF
a discreet selection will in part devove. | feel
peculiar ineres, in The SUBJECT beg lave there,
B. Samues of the county of Shenandonh, as a
candidate to fill that distinguished position The h!sto.
~ OF Judge Samuels life and the universal satisfaction hc
has given as circuit Judge afford sufficient for
rho moral purity his character and The high excellence Of
his ;mdiciaI qualifications. EAST OF THE MoUSTAIss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02
TIE wlIEELlNG BRIDGE CASE,

We observe that this ugain nader nrenrnt in the
IT, S. Supreme C"ur, t:s motion submitted BY alr John
son on the par, OF the Bii.e Copan ia the obstruction
nigh, he removed BY making draw on the bridge.
In late number Of the Philadelphia Register the subject
Of the bge and the proceedings adopted by the Virginia
Legislature is thus refsrrclto:
YlRoiSIA-A!rRr BnipGE Srir7-The House OF Delegates
OF Virginia. Wednesday last adopted resolution d lar
ing rxrcdcrt and recommending TIM imncilr entering
Of suit against the pris5ue Wire Suspension ; Anocah
hca Br!ta. Companies Tor oDtiGGns the navigation o t
Mnn0n.ahcl- river.
This n,easure for ncasurr" in such maprcr vii
BE- ANYTHING bul ageab! To the Ptisbug hoamca m! a.
Crncys, and should Jsss that TIE? are perfectly aware
nf the awkwar!ncss Ct :c: situation. Tile Its1n'gt
DESPATCH in Speaking Of the intention nj virginia to int!o
d,ce rrnl rorcr sings gans The PITTSBURGH bridge says
"Thc ai0hsnasra bridge might (at hat :',ic expense
have been placed ten twenty feet higher. II the narrn"
policy Of its owners this it Vas mol o"r i"ul' We
| warned them Of il at the time
By this seems 10 be afy admitted that .a A1onongahr
la b.gc low, and ia! ought 10 have been ten o
teenty fee, higher 10 enable steamboats, 10 pass under II
and to prevent sus FOR Obstruction nf the navigation,
which even then would be forty fifty fee l15er than tn
Wheeling bridge
Virginia has now ",vancd" her jealous nchbor Of be
intentions and If any people merit 10 be pa back in ltr
coa is that Of The opponents rf tho wheeling bridge a
Pittsburgh The suit which the pcttyfn.ecrs and hoatmef
have thrust Upon The Commonwealth has ALREADY produce
rttala;ory measures the part Of The "O!d D"mnlnh
highly injurious To the whole Commonwealth o; Pcnnsy yl:a
MA Philadelphia, too and her own growing interests, az
threatened on is account, alike with other portions n Iii
ton are instructed since the decision OF the Supreme Co!
On the br!r case in favor D the branch mint in
York (rqu almost having the institution there's
whereas years past il mistake not, the members i!c
Virginia have rather favored the Interests vi pennsylvania
in opposition to New York the mint question. Th
power of Virginia at Washington, with her influence i
now unanimously and ndirisijy rayc against this State
and Phudephia, particularly New IoE, in conscqlerc
of s step is pre- ssing her claims with renewed vgo
and energy an with pr"sfect OF success t: dreamed o
fortnight ago How long do the citizens Of Philadelphia nicn
10 be the dupc Of city that Is au!aciousy pTocai'nng her
self IS rirai! How long do they intend TO play into th
hands Of ncigbcng cities ta seek 10 build themselves VI
by crppng her and her interests WI! wc never Eno"
when TO be wise Oar doubts many tina! scurc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02
JUDGE ". II. CihEt.L.

We fully agree with what is ias.y sai by the Whig:
OF III: present members OF the Court of Appeals have
heard stated that the venerable President will no: be
candidate for reelection Justly and universally regarded
BY The bar as the Mansfield the State his oss will be deep
" felt For more than forty years. he has held seat in that
high tribunal and discharged every duty with suayity Of
and force Of intellect which constituted him model Of
urisl and gentleman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02
To Mc Editors Of Tic E'afGir'

WAsniSGro%, D. c., Fen. 25, 1852.
Tie undersigned reG.cs exceedingly that any remark OF
his should The Wings of your city 10 rejoice in dis
hii con in the Democratic party II the Uhigs Of yonr
city will pay 20 tic schsms in their own ranks
tres will haze enough ,ake Of nj the present time
Wha; We said Mr F,Eab.c 0f n. Carolina is warranted
D. the cu: ol m gentleman and more particularly does
he re the REMARKS for and thrust lie gave Ia
the memory OF Anlcw Jackson, while ID. V. was stating
his objection e position Of the Washington Union. |!
matters mc:, however, whether Mr.. Ncnabic does ia
tend L. a: hereafter with the Democratic party He
il certainly against sGstrianr the onl' Democratic Union
new spairr pubIis!td in Washington C;ty and any gentle
man in Congress w!p is against that measure cannot be
n-drrcd, will lie hc, acting faithfully 10 his party
friends VIXEN the Democratic party iook 10 Aim for support
The Undersigned hus said nothing but e truth o Mr.. NcnI
tic. 'i!aT.i s;r;cics in plain REMARKS r:se:
u,c'a,!. Mc. frrrir ir thus and 80, and stated
And "Is applies especially o the present case have no
disposition DO than have dnn"; and certainly "i'
.c,lri ri Congress act for hrm.ii do not
that lie expect less :ihn gentle hint, h6t ha is not
% rUn'ri lie Olc Democratic party in Congress- We c
gr that you embarrassed by tiic at NJ. Ven
able and ~ publishing this note you vi" much obgc me,
wl1 will sin more in reference to Mr. Nenabe any
other iccusant Durocra;. Yours, JhcnD FATHFrL In.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02

cratic State Convention which il convene 10 Nchmons
on The 2tii OF March
Which division, was adoptcd by the mecting
On motion, the Association adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02
a ,h,, co,,,or u,,,cr iote,d7 m inroJuca hill

Ii is sod that Senator Hunter intends 10 introduce bill
changing the relative vauo of gold and silver that is re-
ducing the standard value OF silver 10 il from expcra
on and boarding. 1t is also reported that in the Ways and
Means Committee of the House, bill is prepared TO lay 4
l1ints.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02

= 'ANCEEY :-vIRGISlA.-Roberl IT, Arr,is,esd. e.scu.
.> III Hanfii, decd, Plaintiff:
>1s!on .rvi:ng partner Of the lau arm OF Snelon &
i. ,' . Ie2chy. trustee, Defendants.
aecr'c u C.:cui! Court forthe City OF Williams
.i'ne' ty pronounced in this causr, the 18th day
'io' Amongst other things, il is dccIecd tha,
b.. eGe: Tender fore the commissioner Of this Court
l. ~ '','sF received ly him trustee, under the deed
@ .Shci i1m Jacob C. Sheldon: surviving partner OF
she!doa Maupin dated the third DAY oil May, 1851
TI'a;s aI demands conveyed 10 him trustee as
"tt. aow IN his hands and unsolicited, which by
nave come 10 his hands posscsson; and Of all
w'f property which has, orhy due diligence nigh,
i''> ~ possession. az trustee aiorcsaid which &C.
is directed report 10 Court, &c And Tho
- I'Jl":e order ddecree, that the defendant Jacob
TIE commissioned OF this Cour III account
tn cii"ns III the bill mentioned betwtca himself
.E,., ~. ". Aaul". Is constituting the firm of Sheldon
,i ''i' sad commissioner will also report, DC -
~ >.!i commissioner 10 Cause an alYeriisemrntto 10
, sn We: II IN the Richmond Enquirer, newspaper
t.,,.t o. Nichin"nd. for all persons who may have
G-p satsncfbhip. TO come in, prove and exhibit the
e., -. e,"Ic the $ I'D Commissioner, or before the
s,. az and IN defaul, Of their coming in to prove
:or settlement by that lime, they are 10 be
~ '"is tecree. And notice is hereby givea that
''e hrm OF Shel on & Maupn OF the City OF
.1c.ied 10 come 10 and prove their debts before
hnss,oner Ct said Court. at his office in tho
..u' pHfg on or before The sad FIRE, Mon ay In April
nd do.1o thsy will be peremptorily excluded from
wM. NJ MOODY, NC.
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EUS. ROBINSON, c. {.
a!1 IA the Clerks oil 'c OF ;ar Crrcui

5IKEItIA-A .u held Clerks oi ci se Circuit
CuG L., OF !ienTlcu. on the first Monday III
l.ty, isi: q: Hc.Gs tie - day .: lie inuG!hJ
/ a.s 7 Kaux PainT:
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II, Z TfIs'T7l. DeI:ELlnt.
i -. and arna an attachment returned executed.
' g! Lis s;:i; IL 10 o the dc enIA; huadrsd
'Hf dollars al! sersEyacs-n with legal interest
gem &c 18th Jay g! laraaiy, 1852 Till a'; aud II appear
'G .1i ilr 'Gt r trIa resld..t o THIS state:
o e: lie i"'Ei y h!s attorney, ordered TINT ;ha
" ~ 60 afi car here -: mn month after due pubca
" o'isr ~ "a Grcc-sary To;ec; her interests,
3 ~ are: b" Iarii.hci week !.r nnr successive
az % :t iai Enquirer. n""si"p"r published IN the ciiy
h. al" TO led ~ The font door al TIC Court House
, 2.i: o.t :hr liz! Jay Of i.ccxt CVu:.ty Court.
\ c-s-ic,.c
Lt-rH.e EIrS ROBINSON c C.
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y. Scou;, Alexander Pa"on, and Z. De:ic.son.

U..tnIliI6.
hes, ARD urnn an nilnch rcH; returned c1cru;ed.
o. us al Ne defendants t"n hGatTed
,g!.s.s AND thirty .wuC.r>, win legal G;cTcs; on III.
y ..e ~! GiE -nb. NJ I'll a;. And appear
that Ell! ,"'"ai4t,S residents his
Ia"sr ." M i'a,H;, s attorney. 1t IL GGdeTed tnal
m - caI n;s ~ pear r,c Mihia nV a,t:r du- puU
~ i urci, ana 10 y " Is necessary 10 n:n,sct thai. iue
a. a, Is "rcl be sr wccS fpr iIUr success
;:+ H!cHaG :i.iuer. urwsfaTcr pG5i:hs! IN the
EcaucI ans. cso i'''rI lac iroI tOrr q. :hc Court
e Ct h'- cUun;v !e h.s; LAY VI ;sr CuGr:.
tropg-re ECS ROBINSON, c. c.
tx
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02
JAMES ROY MICoU, Clerk.

lArrAHASSncI, Feb 9th, lS52
oresaldo the foregoing decree are kereby notified 10
@ o"- in Tdppahann.c on Tuesday The J3rd J,y nf
- O'Clock, A NJ with such evidence a, is necessary
20 % 'scnarse The duties REQUIRED by said decree
Z .-tAiH JAMES NJ, MATTiJEIrS T.,n-,.
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a!!es ArlL In tie CeH Office he Circuit
ur'": -tneiii. for the ;a"nsh OF S"p!rnt.r r. lSin:
|! ~. H. ilii!Su@a.l Plaintiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02

rules fc;G IN The CLERK Once nl iic circuit
yr L7 for the CuGay oi listo. on the Ers Monea? IN
r,,. - Il, h..Iis the 81. uii OF Tie inoG:h):
|, -tY c. wainwright, f.ai'u''
:,:!}.i :. . ,.x,.,.x- ,,,:nr
l. .a, - Muir. late merchants a"d partners 1ehS
.r :, n. .ir,n AMI sSle nj Seaman hlulr, Deus
/; -a,g 4a! uI5rn attachment returned executed.
o. irs sui, IS 20 recover itn defendant; sercaE-Eve
,.r:t .n- by sii7:l; TIA; TIE sal drcaIinls are net
.s : t.: u.i IL. mocG a he aiua hy lis attorney,
lie sal, lei, ,ns!,i.s n eai here wl:!n one a'nIA
.: ,ia order a"d Il" what l. necessary 10 pro.
,- ai :h.. tlje order G. published once week TOR
..r= weeks ,ic Richmond Eurl:sra newspaper pub.
IN =: 80, HI:hMoI al! also posted al tie !.vn door of
3.; No., MS ccUas. he i.s day .! tau aex; County
y j sap.-lt:;c. -.---
,t-.s;s EtS ROBINSON, C. C..
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CURT ORDERS.
ELS KOHlNSON. c. Z

,iI -l rt.s. ad the Clerks utce OF ,he Iireui'
, Of .s ,s IL: q l'snIic" on 'hs 's' "'oa' III
S l, ~ IN h.irc thc sscUu! day Of The inoath)
d. atn! OF inra;iG SEasue' tee a. I'a'"'
,!a!nS Defendant.
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:.e ~ SEQ Az. r nnr,-.enr, Defendants.
,c.ac a. 81. upat attachment Te irnah executed
1 this si; pi t.e d-!.nans six hundred
/ IL" r> a i: %ilh l"cai .urrrs, on the same
. @ ~ "'ru.ec. ISL, TIL pad! a! Il appearing by
Iht .e sad ..n!aais residents oi this Safe. on
!1H J ,c sa'Ii !S u.uey - ordered Mat the said
- here vi hin innrih af .r due publication Of
as i. is necessary ;rocci their n;,r SIS; AMI that
:, = i.s!a anc. MrtS !or sic:.s.iv- weeks, the
~ gTr!. s4naI published IN HE city Of Richmond
;ac door II the Con-; House of this counly
: lss' ~. oi the EeXi Ccun:y Cour. A Copy-Tes;s,
t-ex;w Ei'S ROBINSON. G. G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02

CONVICTION FOR NEGRO sTEALlNG:, H.,
LOUISVILLE, FED. 24.-Calvin taifoaasns S Saso r. ,ha
negro stealing has been sentenced 10 hsen years " ''''
psnitenuary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02

nnl3iA.iI ncli CIrr.s UIcs the Uircui,
'r iaw i,f the County iIc.rlco. tie Monday
-. !S52 @ beia: the 2i!j day OF tie Dioall):
l'1 Hs.sIr. Plaintiff,
:...r
,ttrris.-o n.(.,;,p,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02

;.r: S:A.. :grs acl IN the Cl>rs Olcc Circuit
1 al La" nr Ia, couu;y al llcTlco. "n he fist Moi
tyurv. !S5! q: HcG! ne .ecoai lay OF the mnEih)
f-lsf Knox, Plaintiff: