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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-18
,r the ENQUIRER
Ut IHc IS"1RFT t'
acARD TO THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND.

Understanding that have been ndustrousy clrcu
lated throughout the ci.y The effect that although oiu
no, sign the petition for the commutaon OF the punish,
men of the negro Jordan Hatcher yet that had approved
and vindcaled the action OF the Governor in The
take occasion 10 say shat all such rumors are untrue on
The contrary have uniformly expressed me con'coh t
the said criminal ought have been executed ano lal the
rcculiar relations bear the slave poluao 'ne very
social and po!lca necessities of position, deana r
and upfnching administration OF the laws IN regard 10
an administration as that oy assuring 10 IN
subodination the certainty OF adequate punishment VIII
n,oyent its occurrence have thought and said that
while Justice ought be tempered with mercy any sens
c re ,,tinn of those laws would create sulen spirit OF
encaI nsoIence ard resistance the part of the slave
which MIGHT in repetition OF the horrors of South
am:on or ST. Domingo; would compel masters and over
sp.rs in sepreservation shoot down slaves Ike dogs
ON the s, appearance of INSTRUMENTATION For Inc oeneh
therefore OF all parties concerned and for the cause OF COM
n,n humanity have houeh and still hlnk tha' .ne " h
should be ri2dly enforced. The slave vii! thsn ,; Am m
place and will keep it. The master, conscious u
will use his power as not abusing IT, r.; Go
With such views and with the knowledge VI , n ~ -, :
quenrly and fully expressed them, during .he ias
could not but be greatly surprised that even
rnmor could have attributed TO me an approval " .n'
Aforesaid II is true indeed, that did say "hat perhaps
every man in the city said, that 'he paiaonns poei
lodged in the Governor by the Constitution OIL me peo
I and that he had exercised eoncientiousy however
proposition indeed, this last when lew per
sons will not be charitable enough 70 conceae' oeuefe '
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FRrrAv. NAY IA, 1852.
Scz IsI,


The n n Isaac Torrey elected recently Senator ron
the Stale of Connecticut for the term o SIX years.
ed this morning, qualified aud took bis seat.
Mr. Pratt presented the res"ufIons " ue ~ sSh'"e u
MARYLAND saving hel .hey referred 10 subject oi deer "a
,erest 10 that State The Senate must be aware mat Mary
land in tine prosecution o the Chesapea.e ahu o
and the Baltimore and Ohio Rail oad cr me purpose oi
avenng The mineral resources OF the western part OF the
STATE had expended between twenty anu twenty-five NIL
lions of dollars II has been asceained t"a me area o me
humnous region Of Maryland comprises upwards OF SIX
hundred square miles Recently gentleman &C. b. Suar)
has been appointed chief engineer OF the navy and ne mas
made report TO the department that anthracite coal s oet
~. adaoed TO the generation of steam than coal
thus conlradicng all the antecedent experiments WI
said important for the people OF Maylhnd ha a'
Of these Two descriptions OF coal shouio oe u, ,
his motion, the resolutions were ie'e'ieu - "'o ~
Zee naval aftairs " ~ .,,,
Mr. Seward offered resolution which lies over ea.,hs ,
upon the President OF the United oa.e m ha Srtov Of
State before his departure together ~it2 Tue Iep VI VIC
secretary and all other correspondence upon te suorcI
Pending the consideration OF Iesou'on ca"ns o' Ae"
o,a,s account Of the siege OF Vera cruz, ;,
A. ,Ie took occasion lecture the Democratic ana
,st res telling them the Presidential candidate OF eth
nd meet with disaster If he should be required 10 place
nm the foundation Of the compromise fnality-
1 ,ch nm event the Buffalo platform would be recon.
nc,ed Therefore he advised his Democratic friends II
hey want TO succeed they leave this subject alone oe
cause very necessary get the power and piunof
the government for four years TO come.
MI P!a seized The occasion 10 deny repoI. VIII, nI ~
been extensively circulated, namely-ihat a. na,,.,;nn
while uresdins officer Of Senate, under the eApee
that the casting vote on the comp omse measo,e. 80; ~
devove up, him, had made up his mno ~ 70 a $500
hem Now IN "a. from this being true ne was s
~ % ~, 10 r,mnr was utterly unfounded in fact; that ne
was in favor of the measures during the N'io'e re ~
their discussion; and that II he had been IN lhe n
the time of their passage and the passage ao uepe
his vote he would have voted lor theln. o. d ,ha
Senate resumed the consideration OF Inc oenreney o
a., discnssjon on amendments and without coE.t W
conclusion upon the BILL adjournment until Ho"oa'
! took place,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-18

The report of Saturdays a1ay sh) proceedings, in the
House OF Delegated represent Mr. HowERToN OF Halifax,
having said in debate that there had been mobs in Cu
and Grayson counties than the mob in
this place. Mr.. H. did cay 80 He remarked that he
alluded transactions Cupepcr and Grayson not by
way Of censuring the citizens of those counties, but 10
show that there would sometimes these outbreaks
against law even among the best regulated communities,
when aborng under the nuences of very exciting and
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THURSDAY. MAY ID, 1852.

The homestead bill received from the House, and, on
moon referred 10 the committee on public lods.
On motion OF Mr. Pratt the bill uppopdting Sl2U COO for
survey and estimate u the cost of constructing hdsn n
,hr terminus of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Rock
creek Georgetown, d. c., wns then taken
Mr. Walker opposed hc bill, and Mr. Rhett replied de.
Tending H. and il then ordered 10 be engrossed for
third reading-yeas 50, nays /.
The deficiency bill was taken up.
Mr. Buand, who had the hjor ON the Collins line amend
menr and who compelled 70 suspend his remarks yes
Senate that amendment pus:ed by informally and other
amendments were offered.
Among the amendments adopted were the folio~ino:-
800 900 or coal depot Key West SiOUU0 for the pur
hasc Of for custom house at San Francisco Tor stss
for custom houses at Bangor and BAH. Me- $23 UOO
An amendment approprIang S3toOO0 for paw ti indian
Icpredauns in Georgia. Alabama and Florida was debated
At length by Messrs Bell and Clemens in SUPPORT and h r.
Hunter in opposition. No question taken, when INC
Senate adjourned ~
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Homestead bill finally passed yesterday, utter mo
ton TO lay the table and repeated motions 10 aeoutn
mad been negaIlyed-ycas l07, nays 81.
The House this ming al 5 O'CLOCK pursuant 10 re-
solution Of yescrdny to enable worHen 10 commence 'he
ooerations necessary for summer session.
The Rev MIR Morgan having said prayers, the speaker
took the chair there being about dozen members present
and reading of the journals sbont being dispensed "h
whoa Mr. Fowler Of Mass, nlrrcd 10 that course nehB
oursued in which ne seconded by Mr. jones' VI
,ho.e gentlemen cnncndlng that very important measure
was c,n sraced in the proceedings of yesterday.
he SPEAKER said gentlemen must be aware that no al
:ea,I1ns could BE- the Journals there was not
ouorum ptrsent He directed them be read, however, at
TO- which lie House a:Jvurnrd ill Monday next.
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We indebted to klnd trlend the
tion
| CHARLOTTESVILLE MAY ID, 1852.
have not time this morning before The cars leave, to
write out the proceedings Of The Convention which assem-
bed here Yesterday will give the result. Mr. Hiram
Sims of Greene chosen Chairman, and James Aexan
der of Albemare and John Welch Of Orange Secretaries
delegates in attendance from The counties
of Bedford Amherst Nelson Madison an adJourn'nen
took place. till %. o'clock, P NJ. Upon assembling, Mr
John Goode r OF Bedford, present. and The Conven
ton invited him Seat and participate in its proceed
ihgs. II determined that would apr 1nt four
delegates aernates and that Bedford should DC
titled to delegate and acrnale-,he counties Of Am
herst and Nelson the the county Of Albenar lie
samei and counties OF Greene Orange and Madiso ;l
samei and that the delesans from those sections Should
nominate the delegates and arnaes TO which their cou.
ties entitled. Mr. Goode Said that the democracy OF his
county desired that Hon s. f. eake should be their dele
gate Mr.. s. F. Leake and NJ 5. G. Davis Of Bedford al.
ternale. Mr. Richard G. Morr II Amherst and Or. l.. ~
Ligun Of Weston, alternate; 81, TIL }. i,andoph and
Dr. james B. Rogers of Alberrare alternate; lholn.i
~ Wech of Madison and Jane Newman OF Orun2r alter
nate then unanimously elected. vote ins:Eucing
these delegates to adhere ro-thrds al Bal'
more, then adopted. Mr. Gopde elecor, delivered
very excellent speech which pleased and graiied the
members of the Convention Mr.. Gordon also gave us
short speech, and then we adjourned.
Our correspondent thinks that of the above delegates one
is for Mr. Buchanan and two If not three for Mr. Dickin
son of New York.
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Resolved, That the thanks Of tls meeting. be and are
hereby rendered the Presn, and Secretaries of tho Con
vantion Tor The able and satisfactory discharge their duties
The President after few remarks declared the Con VEN
ton aAjnnrnri sine die. T. p. SCOTr President
J kTio'T, Js., Secretaries.
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TaE VIRGINIA INVENTION

THE VIRGINIA INVENTION.
SsRS e CARTER'S ABDOMINAL AND PERINEAL sur.
PORTER for the Pr"asus Uicti s now
cred ;r public been for the last hve years anu mas
tested eminent Physicians ami has pioVeL
b. one he vauable OF the kind now e1an
RsFsRESoEs Francis Striking, NJ D. Staun,on, Va Proi
14.tou p Louis No; Rob: H. Sears ~ ID y Fo'ey.
II d r H. Se lie. Wa Deathsrasc. Flint l, RappahannncR
10 VA j Jackson D., Woodstock Val J. L. Hough, NJ D.
Freeman NJ d. Col Kcyse Luray Page CO.. w.n S Alsop, NJ
D. Va; pr Sanders occoGran FRINGE william, Cofa;
Anderson loSn, " b Front Royal Va
ADIE d GRAY AGENTS. Richmond, Va
TIE ber (aen for the patcn:ec) Will sell the right OF any
S. onv or that has been sold
lss paid Mills Rappahannocs County Virginia
s-rt a-cw3m. IL y ro"EhL.
STOVES. RANGES, HOT AIR FURNACES, &C.
THE LATEST AND HEST PATTERNS MADE.
NO PERSON can now doubt the advantages in the use oil
y Stoves Tin, Japanned and Iron Ware, &C.,
lie celebrated ..Endiesx Chain Pump" has only TO be
10 be used PREFERENCE TO any other hlHo
! lkcE AND SUCTION PUMPS.
- Orders will receive especa! care and filled promptly Me
t,s ucrd guaranteed represented and offered Al
1 ! IrW.tST r. SY PRICES VIM II. ENSIGN,
-, q 'i,..w,f lac Main Street.
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EMANCIPATION OF SLAVES IN LOUISIANA.
law has been passed by the Louisiana Legislature to
take effect in six months from its passage which prohibits
the emancipation Of slaves in that State except upon the
express condition that they shall be sent out OF the United
within twelve months and requiring the payment OF
$780, be deposited in the treasury for each slave 10 be ap
piled in payment Of passage Africa and support after ar
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hn "c:cd unwisey, but with good intentions This il The
" nt OF "yindication Of the Governors action this
case. =
nave deemed 1t proper make THE statenlnnt pot
merely because Of the tact this matte been made en-
Issue in The canvass ur the Office Of Commemorative Ao
ney in the Circuit Court Tor which office candiate.
nave done so Tor reason OF much greater weight me-
I'D not wish be considered entertaining opinions which
CO not entertain, ard having expressed two sets of
sentiments this subject did not sign that unfortunate
ie'oh could not have s'gnrt 4, had been ed
70 me thousand times. have expressed sentiment in-
consistent with these facts This card has been .euc'an ~
written IN justice 10 mysel! una . the many kind rendS
who have honored me with their confidence and Slppo
Respectfully JOHN HOWARD
Nav LII
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Tr.NAS LAND AGENCY.
ysANlIToS Il lIESHREE, CoUSsgLLoRs LAW AND GENE
III RAT will attend promptly all professional
business and Supreme Courts OF the State and IN
NE Ds,rc, and supreme Courts also TO all matters
G lands entrusted their management Address p"st pado
civ Of Austin. Texas Jan l6-cwly
RUNAWAY ARRESTED.
VSlERE ccirmlted the Jail Of Nooway Va on the 9TH
Of March lie Is ABOUT thirty
.r.,I 10 n- u simple minded fellow oil The African stamp
haign Congress hat sack and shoes; hs
s,,s filthy an aered that III cor cannot be known
lie his billy" that lie belongs Hyde Saunders Of
and that he hired the Mr Webb
/. xu on Richmond and Danvie Rail Road His
. forward property, pay clrses and take HIM
axly, or he vii be dsalt with as the law directs
THOMAS A. BASS, Jalor.
No,,nwav C. H.. Va Apri! l4-cw6w 's2
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TUESDAY aIORNENG, MAY gs, 1852.

Johnson, Rohs!t Jons0n G1nrgeW Jones Kursz, Lnct
hars Mace Edwa.l Marshall! McAluIen McNair, Meach
am, Muller Aloloay Henry Moore, John Moore, New
ION, olds Sa'nre W Parker, Penn, Penniman Perkins
fheips, Polk Porter, Richardson Riddle Robbins Jr. Go
onson, SacEcit. Savage Schoocran, David L Seymour
skeiton' Smith, Snow, Benjamin Stanon Frederick p Stan
ION, Ao:aham an Stephens, Stone. ST Martin Stratnn
george thompson Inurst1n, Tow nshend, Tuck Wal
White, and Williams
NAYs-Messrs Aiken, John Appleton. Avereti, David J
bailey, Thomas H. Bayv Barrcre, saa Bell Bocock Bragg
breckenridge George II. Brown Burrows Cuskc, Chaslan
Cingman Colcock, CongeE, Dnckcrv. Duncan, Edmund
SON Evans Faulkner rhomas J. D. Fner Hamilton, inr
per- lsliam u Harris flibbart, loIaday Hosford John
Howe, Thomas Y How jr; Jacks m Jenkins, George G
King, Preston King, Letchrr Martha Mason Mcqueen
Mlson Aoehead Orr Outlaw. peascc, Powell Ross, Sour
ry, origen s. Scymouf, Stany, Stroher Taylor, Wallace
Washbprn, jr., Welch, and Wocdward.-56
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| DELEGATES TO BALTlM0RE.-Hon. VIM a Harris
OF Page Thomas Sloan of Hampshire; Robert w. Baylor Of
Jefferson and JAS r. RELY of Frederick have been elected
delegates 10 the Democratic National Convention from The
tenth Cong! rSsional district of Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-18

lRoF. BRANcH,s SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
! Dl AT PRINCE EDWARD COURT HOUSE. VA.-!he
Session commence the first of June and end on
ss ssuIlh Wednesday Of September ,o
..san l2
.S, Is
I''S
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JOHN NJ. LATHAM,
AT TORNEY IT Ld w,
WAsHISoroS City, D. c.
DRACrCES nhe several Courts Of the District Of Columbia
a business pertinent profession which may DO cntrusts
sto care will meet with prompt attention. lieTeefst 10
ass ssss:f u.s. sasG5s H H:oSE1a G'I%s''
JAMES J. MILLER, Esq,
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fv,vv, MCKINNEY & DUPUf,
,a.sSiON MERCHANTS, ONCE opposite shockoe ware,
Richmond, Va will give strict attention 10 the sale OF
Mheai Flour, &c. and make liberal cash advances on ell
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No,,owav c. H.. Vi. .Apr! l4-ew6w: :s2
YIIiGINIA MILITAKY INsTITUTE.

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Virginia Military Institute, will
o the s:h make appointments OF Cadets All
pnn must addressed post paid the Supcrintendenc Va
cance, will the following Senatorial Dis
Ds;rcs Districts.
of ~ Il InUduun.
g. Norfolk &C. 18th FauQuier, &c.
..h ,,r OF Wight, &c. Ssh Albemarle.
5a S,.s,z g. 29ii Louisa SC.
s:a pnwi.tsn sc. 80 h Nelson. &c.
Ion N.-slgahurc &c. 32i Hampshire. &c
l, P,lsy!v. ia Il l. Shenandoah, 60.
ih ;c,ora ijh Rockingham &c.
ljih CarnpbeN. 9Th Bath
I&h Williamsburg, SC. 39h Montgomery,&e
In Hanover, &c. l2i Russell DC.
In City Of Richmond. iith Nicholas &c.
ars Lancaster &c. 45th Mason, &c
81! Stafford, iIth Marion &c.
TIE u'e the expenses Of The STATE det for ition
:r tral:a. Ns Dtedca! ndGns books stationery and
-;Gss consideration thereof he is required 10 teach Two
vars The OF the State Cadetio himself
,a, from SO according circumstances.
Aiica:ons received Tor Pay Cadets The
vary from s275 $3.50 Tor IL months, nclud
log clothing.
Qualifications 6 ard 25 yearsunexceponable
m,r, from bodily disease lnfiiy Term
Of s,an mol TWO. Than five years
TIE testimonials The State Cadet applicant; should state that he
liz uaahle to Jay his expenses
The prepared make for teachers
iron the graduating class OF this year - ;, ,,n,,
Superintendent Virginia Military Institute.
r pars puhshcd vacan, districts will confer favor
lheir by giving notice of tue vacancy!
\ N,r.G pt-r fH.v.t
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heirs OF William Smith deceased las Of the
ay Of King William, Va, hereby nnled hatl have IN
sun Of money which will be tho subject OF Distribution
Y.ss esil. whenl aln properly called on wa, .,,r,,
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MONnAY NnpNIEC IT. 1882.

DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT CONVENTION IN Abe
MARLE DISTRICT.
We are indebted kind friend for the following inormt-
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TEXAS LAND AGENCY.
geANlIToS iIESnREE, CoUSssLLoRa AT LAW AND GENE.
III RAT Will attend promptly all professional
business and Supreme Courts OF the State, and In
ne aed States District and Supreme Courts also 10 all matters
.nac their management Address "st pald0
r,y of Austin Texas Jan. l6-cwly
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ElCTE EOUyDRY,

rules held in the Clerks Office OF the Cea
Court Of Law for the county OF Henreo on 'ne fs mohuaS ~
x 1852. Il, being the 5h day OF the mon'h) p;,,;r
f:ip Car!ebach fain'n:
u,. c. Defendant.
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Domestic Ports.

Albany. CT sS-Arr schrs Kate skidHspr,, York N.
kskcf BTseport Henry Clay >ye NsS Bedrd ChzFc-
Hswey, Hogsh Rh.sepoTt X H. Gsoa Prsute tN; MARY A.
Lowell Lowell Ns Lohdn OFen, RHssQ NeS Haven. Perm.
lsrshsu fToydence Samue Lenor Lenoy, Phadeha C. c.
soas hler, New Haven Drnark Penny 6ru7ort ca hr-.
Ia MAJ ioUns Bsssoa; Craze CAROLYN, Messy Nv~ iorA
tncle John, Boartnsn. Phiz1elrha
ArSNAoG ,wsves OF s3srr ms JAMS CROSBY Penaie-
BALTIMORE, Oct str bah Her'ase Cover. RIO De ia
49, ssIa hSds BooG UuloE keEdfs L. o.; 5ne Jane Nck
% Nesfn do sghrs Canton yclnson TT dad Plato Ham
$50 80 tefA k'sAnSnd. ElhS Ne~ Beiord O,ord. How
S~ bcaeiy, Chambers iok Nafhsn ; Craze,
pfsT,~ $500. ca ship lela. stafford Rotterdam
Cars ~ Arr bra Caroline. Sydnry.
Ter Phs.Aelh hNnd; steamer CITY q Nes York. Bar
Isn-rk 49, - - Cygnf Drruis Jsnvrn san Fran.co;
Rea3 go NJ sa<o O-pDen. Orl~an< BAH.
N.l.c, 80 s..sse SsP~ Town. a., ulare,- Incv
May sasrr n erss Joeph fRr richard Pe,ou
Ehts iSf fArstoCo Grrasr T--b,
Pure -. ~ othh ssarssCTts john Tsxc- ~ o.. =
srspA Arwt 'nat - Aua. DANE G. Coeh Yrr, -. y -
a. Ra,r. ssnsrr CHARTER O4l KeI-r -, -
sFS , twe Atss YESTERDAY, i "'S h-sd MHtNnz.s
r,Sf,- -. ~ " a. Arr STEAMSHIP issh,l R,n. n,
49,. a<,. u Weis, Grfn Se~ fors- y e.. -s, nasi
~ sear Aid Sielss Po~, q. :, 1850 ~
"o.' ,e - " pot AAtka Raha.sa R. e " eat indes
bAN'hh>s UT 2l-Arr.
I'm, Csgs Cod. Kelly Yorf - S~&S'-ea- Ahany
ElShIoN Oh ss--ss hsscahs Sawyer p,a...A-,s
kpDAhIONN, Oct San. sloop- P.ssprt Co., -
port fease hse>unsha Be fron ga NJ, r,-
Sss ''ses asas tssFs ns u 4 r-l..sss uss ssI y,
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$25O.OOO F SAS I FRANCISCO AMTLs o, Wa Va;

Bonds Of 0Oo with coupons PAYABLE selnannually IN
the city Of NewYOrk redecmsble lsi November 1862
TIE undersigned President OF the Mountain Lake Water
Company OF the City OF San Francisco the state OF Cal
DIAS a THOMAS, No 81 Wall-st IN the CITY Of New
York until Thursday the 4th day Of November 1852 AZ
O'Clock y. NJ for the whole, part Of the above
mentioned Loan, which Will bear interest the nate Of
10 per cent per annum payable seusnnuAy the City
Of NeWlork and be rcdecIasble the ls day Noysm
Der, 1862 a. the came place.
The undersigned viii aySil himself Of the usual privilege
OF rejecting conditional bids and OF declining such he
may not deem advantageous
BIDS should be directed Proposals for San Francisco
Wster Bonds and sent 10 the subscriber
Twenty per cent and the premium will b. payable
the day 1er opening the lids and the balance with
erued interest may Be paid the option OF the bidder any
time before the st day Of February thus giving cap
tahsts an opportunity 70 mos, reliable and perns
nen investment without precpitsely disturbing their
financial arrangements.
The debt created Nv the issue OF these Bonds for the
purpose OF paying for tie Necessary pipes iKures more
than sufficient b~ng already provided for the purpose
OF building the dams reservoirs laying the pipes and
pltnE the works the eltire capital Of the Company
lsSOotol having been subscribed By the citizens OF san
krsrciscc, the subscribers embracing many of It's most
wealthy and respectable merchants and banE THIS
the fret snd only debt Of the Company sad the repayment
OF the secured by the transfer N trust 10 James b.
Bond and William NJ Burgoyne. Of ell the properly and
franchises OF the Company, valued a. upward Of One MI
hon of Dollars
The Company have by law the exclusive right of LAYING
pipes within the city limits and BY purchase th- only
source from which b. introduced ino the CRY
The stock Of this Company WIN probably Be The best pay
Ing stock IN the Union.
Copies OF the Laws Reports ofEnEineer with Maps &C.
can be bad BY calling a. the orice OF Messrs. DIAS
THOMAS No. - NAll-st. second story.
SAMUEL PCRDY, President