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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-27
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VIZ mn" WINE paper.
Full title psge, With contents, together with
a lew pages treating Of iDPortent subjects to
every married fema e viii be sent, free ui charge
TO any one enc losing a letter stamp ina pre.
paid letter, and ma, be hud also at Hctchki,s
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Passengers going North and / Il.

y, Mali Train, leave TToy ga ~ sch"-
nectady at So reach burlington 1880 n,
Bos,oh 30 p u.
b. Express Tram, leave New York y
eeach,ng B's,on 7,I5rs, Bw!lu.tpn 3,So
nv, Msnura. ~ and Ogdcn,bursh 10
~.
b. .Iccom'oouon Train, l-sve New iors
. =, Schenectady Z , ~ and Troy NJ,
reaching burlington aud Bellows Fails ~ ?
n .au,a day
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UlAHKItEiI.

New York city, May I2,h, by the Rev
r.usn, Chss !. Howard, tof the 6rnl
|~ I. Harvard & Co. Hartford, CITY 10
ar~ 7 Patten, daughter Of the Rev
fsuen.
Rutland, Msy cath, BY Elder How ard
Wesley &. 8ackus, OF Bridgewa,~r, ,c
Eliza N. Adams. at West Windsor.
lo At the sane tame and by the same
L.~n l. Pmro., to Miss Phebc H.
tus. bo'i Of Prrdgewatc
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TtIE NEW MON STORE.
May &c, 1852.
G BURT 4 SON

HAN T. Just received Ironl New Yorl The
ne" and re'y iatest stytss. aud most splendid
patterns oil printed ba ages, baragc dela,ner,
muslin dclsrnes, chslly dclalnts, French
printed n,usllns, bishop lawn, ond jaconerts
io'th styles, French. English and American
2'nghams, linen chnnbrays, ol SILK. plan
figured and embossed Turkey red furni,n,
white and 60 Id corset Jeans paper cumbr,c,
4 great s't"ty OF cn!urs, sewing -'lk. of eve
~ shade, spoo! cotton Of all colors, Coa,e,
-P""l', tie be., ~ the world Barnett nee
de. ali ,lzrs. Tie b, 4 mnkr
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BOatNE DOvNETS !!
Ar :. D HILBoURlsS.

q UVWd 'N"HtT 2 FFP FFuHKFH f70tt.,
MAIN 81, htILASU, VT.
w HERE ma, be found iirgs and eho,o
w .Nl.ction -
UG,S, SIR ara fancy Bonras.
e the i4teft style also Rli Kinds ~
MILLINERY GOODS,
Frhr1iEr'S, riur", Wor.tsd, AZ ~tish
- "a lie cold low for cash. Tb, brnnsis ss
manutn o,uc"d hv IT.. sub" rlb.., which en- abiss
HIM 10 sci 'rou - u 30 per cent. r,se,ny ths
monutsctuters iryh'j s,s than 'hue thai bas
/" Eel! ag.ln
~" sut.cNhcr has H. r"nr6 rtion ~ith ME
Nilrn'N Dress Msbirs- hHVtrg ~ esps
sucea DIc.. MlL.r b. ttutfp Tat be tasy
l,,e la,if,s,or 10 ,LOas that favor him i<h
heir is'-unag,
h2nnra hiesssyi III pr SEED Tor IS ct. each
tpairIng d0us IN teiEoi. aIr tenn Csotis
Mons, hin itst, drs.ud ~ g,Oi styis
n
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PaS,rnsers coin. Sush and WrM.

ny Mail Train, l-sve Burlington 80 u
and reach Troy ,i5y ", New York Q ~,
s-t'e nee lady r ~ ivr the Ws.,--Dsr Al
Tsov.
b. Express Tam, leave Ogienseurgt 4,
I ", AoaiIer 5,3n = =, Boston ~ y I;
reach Troy 3vs, New York 1890 ? N, and
Schenectady W., in connection with wes.
tern BaHaio EsPr~ss. D.sE AT KtrLAsp.
By Accommodation Tam, leave BuIhpg-
ton 500 bossos " y, lodge ~ Salem, az
1--WE al Troy nsrt morning ior ,is- 1880 Es-
psrss Trs,S to Boiaaio, same evening, and
, The lipdsou ave, Tam, reaching New York
ltfs.
Passengers leaving New foik BY the a
. Express. Tram, arrive al Try II 4, a, =,
connec, a, B-l.oss Falls ), 5, With tram Vi
the snlhvan X, K, AWNING al the VIA"
.AyHsisias same day.
Mad Tra.s from Troy Il 81 A. srf,,es at
s-i,ow, Fails - 3oP, VI, reach the White
( Mountains IN the sferpoon.
! sy ihis Nrang' gieni there ~ Daii, eaeh
say GA, tfsiu between New York and Nov
teal, and osd-nybursh. TO trans 1r'
tween Nrs York aud Burlington. i~O
train. betw~en Troy and ssFlaglon.
THO'S IL. CANFiELD, .Sapt.
k-aana { Hashiagoa Rail Road
s. +. JOHNSON. Saya.
sAf Troy - sas,oa Rad Rosa
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y HENRY HAlL kovits-.
CON- MISSION ERS NOTICE.
CoMMi,sioNERs NOTICE.

VUNNISSIONERN NOTICE..
VT the Subscribers, beng appointed bv
The Hon. Probate Court for the district oi
fiiihaven, commissioners 'ereceite,examiDe
aud adj nsl all claims aud demand o. III pc, =
sons against Ns'brnri W Martin late OF
Foultnry, IN said dlstr,rt deceased, rep =.
sented insolvsnt aud six months from the
7th day of April l-52 beng allowed by SAID
count t0r that putposr, We do therefore heIe'
by give notice that We NIL attend to IL, Ln.
s'nes' OF our sad appointment D, lie lGlc
dwelling house Of the deceased on tho ist
Monda.s of August and Octnbrr next from
10 O'Clock A NJ. until 1 o',lock, 7 NJ ~,
each Of SAID tavs
Dated at i'ouI,nry, this eth day Of Aprll
ls52 =,
n 'I - N ,tanIN' Commissioners.
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SAVE iouR MnMfl.
CHARLES r FREEMAN 4 CO,
IArr rEvVM,s. sopUss Asp c",,
IMPORTERS 4 JJBbEHs,
LA BROADWAY.

ioHt poon s,trn ~ tis.ar, sratsrI
~ IASS rDEAHSa'
IIANE now on hand aud will be rscsisiax
/ da,iy through the ses,on, NEW GOODS.
direct from the European n,Anufaot nrpvs, end
tAts dycrioss. rich fishionabls. fancy &uk
Millinery Goods. Oar sinoh of rich kihhoas.
-omptVr. every ,sriet, OF the lalsat SD ness
ctThliid' dc.ighs Imported
Mnhy Of oar sond, are manufactured e.
pre- II. 10 OF order, tt'rn oar own desiSss Aad
pHtte'us. and pan,i univ allied We odsr osF
grJds ir rttCa'h, ut iO~tF price, thaa any
edit House in America can afford.
All i'chusers will 6ud Il greatly 10 then
intereT To rvrer,s portion of their ss.nsy aad
inaxo 'oltcuohs from oot Gtea, variety OF rich
hcnpshod.
Rihs.us r''h for Bonnsis, .:aps. JssLss sal
Belts.
Bonnr' S'It'. Su''r., Grape, Li,.ss an
Taictons
Krrbroidcrs', Co'la... Chsmi,s,ts. Cares.
B.fthhs.
Ilali,' slcsvrs,c us.. EIsinsssnd in,-,tir-
tmNroidrrci ks'icIs, Lace and tismsil q
tambric Hlkf.
blonde, Iliu-i"u', sul HmLr oij,r,d Lrrcs ~
Caps
Embroidered fscrs 'o, Sha-ls, Msntil -
and vei''
n n.,tn N,,hl,n. knlencisne.. aud Bu eis
Lace,
tnrlrh arl wee 1hrAd. smyrnA, tAsls.
Th'raJ. oud cotton tR,s,.
kit Ntso Thread. sIt nsi Ss-ing cut
Glnvos aud Nn'.
rei III htd A,ntg!fsn hrtifttai Tl6~Up
f.T9oh is'e Engitt, American. and ttsli,r
STA" Bnnn",- auJ ron,ning.
f1uu,r, 1854 ir-a
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YERP C(lOI.
|yk. w. ~, BEST,
ERGEON DENTS l.,

peeuuiy sasrs hs psoi~ssiossi sefva<s
Ies .ahsk,ISats sa Csstie,se sSS sse'sa,
s'a.sssrt sui6e,sl ia,aerai tssib on sSia
aIsf Fssts. OF eel ou y'sot, Ia tie iu"H
Foss< szsaaes Al york eau9sied Ia
sa se pesfsrssst - . 'ssanrs 'ast shat
kis ssi.ssse,,ss. Teeth hli~s s'tt'"ai
slss Suse,rd s,,hSSt Ps.a II re9air~s'
90 nsssps,s;r. Adssce grsis. L,css
sAe< o. thes r~stlsaos u r~qaiscd
All wesa yyOrrA@o SdAs
PsflcE spYss',a } T wnyh.. arT
Notice.
MID 's 10 eca,il ,hs; l have shss DAY
s'ea my ssa A.. LAs,siIs- hi'
esnhs hs misof'iy, ard shau s'ni
D" ~ascs nss psy any estts o. D.
Ns<nsg snes ts,s dsse
siit BILL LkNfhlkk
- NAV S'tt SO at,.S'
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We the Subscribers being sppo'ntd b,
the Hon. Probate Court Tor the dlsirie, Of
raffksvea, commissioners - receive, eIaIn-
,ae AID sdj .s, AL eist.nszud drmsnd, aga inst
the estate OF SsEy SHAW, late oi Csaiecpa.
IN sud d,s;rIe, areea,~s, represented IA
.uls, AT AID ara month. tron ll,e 25ih day
e April i-i2 srins allowed By ss,d coutt
s,r tia, puTpo,~, We d. ,hrrtfore eve motto.
the, ue sril a,,eA "a tolhs business OF our A. q
.ero,n ,nen, q, the swelling hoas. OF Z, Ma;
Tan on ,lr ~ DAY 81 sspte mat' 1er, from
eloe l. vasaI o clsss r ~ 81 sste d,i
nsIed a. Csstiston, ArS I SstH, i-sl -.
u ShNt oRD. tf..-............
NN1hLl HiNFA -.
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Trains going South Leave Rutland.

Mai Tram IoA.A, upon arrival Of the
morning Cars from Burlington aud Bellows
Falls. .Irr,vcs a, Troy a. pS
ESprr-s Tram Z! u with the morning
Passenger. from D.d"nsburgb Montreal aud
Boston .!t,ises a, Troy Al 6 p. " IN time
for the EIPrt.s Traias to New York and
Buffalo, and rvenIng boats iot New York
Accommodation Tram 80 P ", alter sr.
uNsi OF Boston aud Bennington Trans, lodge
| 4, S,ir,n, aud arrive at Troy . ~ mex morn
,ng, connecting with the 1854 N. Express
Tram 10 Buffalo Jni 81 Hudson River
| Tram 10 New York
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CAUTION TO THE PUEBLO.

be Not Ucfrduled!
BIZ, no book unles.Dr. 4. NJ Nau,icenu. l,a
Liberty ct, N. Y, is on ,he title page, aud the
ent'y IN Clerks O6'ee Oh the back .. the title
page c"rresP"nds As herein, aud bur only OF
respectable snd honorable dealers. or send by
mail. add address To DR.. \ NJ M,rricrau O
nee ~ Liberty street N. T.. and COP, viii
be sent postage prepsid in New York.
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Base and Shameful Fraud
CAUTION TO noexsxIlsns
VIOLATION OF COPYRIGHT

Is l"F -s' prhfsh~n a.. s.,t s,si,,np ~ |,
r~"s. e'eftiss'cd s'7~s a.as - 10 ~, foi.
iusisr -eta,
ts7tAsn atcv's'rg 70 81 .tf,rY.r,, IA IL.
,fs' lssi n, jS~FrN 1rDw
Ia tie ga Des~ @t 81. t,,.,.,,,,,.,, 81,
ID" Nostheth is,u,st o. Nt~yv.t
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NOTICE

HERkBy g'sr u",tce that ! have the
i da, gnenln .pnWm Hsrsey Use t'nIr 4 =
'u. li,c rsiu. 'hd,r OF ..;s n'uorr'l, sno thai
| -h,ll clatn nna" Il b.. earning NOR pay
az, deoisoi hr. contracting aiicr ne cate
iih.Rt siILDD
~ pf".-nrt Of & d ~hrdd
Hcpdnu. AMT ~ l-f2 I-wA'
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SASH. DOORS 4 BLINDS.

fUNHt 6nArtSguru w'nid ahh"d"c' ~
D the cI.4cps u. RuuaLd s"d ron, y O.
ia Z Ne b. al,n ifar l.rln. me rp''o sr'',l''
cSv,J~- tr cost iE.n thrt haze 80 hc"n
.Dld az iiss s'e'n'y 10 sh"te "hn 80
,u,idins, ~ s'H'Ii 8" 'aHd, s"''a ''il al
t.ut.oa =. ~, - .cf,, shcii t,r, Hlsy ~s-rr
tApi by scarrtsIns Hlc p II rs''d
Wyth c.a.,ts.u. ou ra1d s'a msee =" 49,
d,,, a ID, .l..,i,d .r.r. 50 nr:-r- irua.
t,s,.nce p,r,orit .,:erG'd n
T V >Ill.E@
I,a,.gr. .isft o.. l-Hl i'd
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NfkTt ~ VERMONT, NJ a rtnea 81
b,strts 81 hSs.sra ~, shN al tyrctsl
s-fsise z TIE Pfs"a,s Cphft ~ TIC ta,a us
~ Il - hstisas held ~ Bntlrpd ~ s.a ,cs Z,
saAd ps,i',rt an ,Ls larh VI MAJ A u. ,rs2
ff' at Hes Harvey Bu;,cr, lassr
where's. . CERTAIN isss-esr~n, 80 ~.tinc
dated the 20 day ~ March 4 " i-.,s. POT.
Pe'taox 10 ~ lie is~s x.'l ar. .ps,.mve, %
lcaa +" cod isi, Of tlunsath ~ ,sid ds..,i,,
d"~eas'd has thi, Dc, efes pi-d g. the I'D
probate eouit Nv wssf,n Nsosha acc NJ.
Sophia Wood both Of saFe 1,ssiontb "a.
tsrcst"st tbfr,,a nsmsd ~ osde, ,h.t .apo
iusifparh' snsy he duly ern,rt. ayE slluste
b ss,d Last vii And ie.,smrn,.
Therefor u 80 a,d<rrd by sad eear, ,ia,
'hr pt'eeie snd ellie ,sxnse OF sa,d ins,sme nj,
a. ss'd lat vail AID tnsisss.., l.. sn1 ,b,
sane 81 hlStN, t.f~rrrd To a sisted stssn.
e.! ss'd court ;o I've htid ri ,hr Office of The
Ursn'et NJ smd cpv't IN Rutland ~ .s,d d.,
tact VI the 1T Mondsy being the 7,b d.y 81,
lunc, 4 u i.52, sud thsi notice thet.
ei I've F'rrnty putsfsh,ec q cert ,nrd cep, Of
ih"src"rd Of this order i,htcr srrks succr,
'vrly prc.'"r. ,tirre'o n the Rutland Herald
.r~sps per p,ibied q ssid Ku'isad, III o,de,
that all persons mt ,cs,~a it,,r,n msy take
noi'c' ,h' reof and then ard thei, srpes, be.
i're s,'a ccuu and ccnt~,i The ,a,d r,ohs,,
and allowance f they see cause
trae cory ofrccord.
- HENRY Halt. Ropirs-.
COMMISSION GRS NOTICE.
NV r., the sp'scr,bcrp, being n pointed br
w the iiun Probate Court for H.. a,,ttr,
ot k0tla.l. rv>ninis,icb.rs 10 receive. ctsni.e
ard sdinsi all claim. and d, mat d. ~ NJ pcr.
Sons against the e'ta,e q, Moses th,lson late
II "aliihgsv'd ~ taid District dcees. ed, r.p.
fe'tnied insol,sat snj siK month. a. ~ ih.ii'h
tiv az May lpjl triup nIi,r ed L., ADD .rp,t
Tor that pa,po,e, we dsstsercf"e hrr.hy give
sssbes that sVe Msiif lis ss... -.Is b.s..-sss ~
oar said arrei,,mert ~ The dNeliiug house Of
the ia.e Moses Chiffon. ares~sed ~ the L.,
Mond-ys Of In'. ard No, rnbcr neat from .
o'clock \. ~ untti oc,oeh Z. NJ. on esel. of
ssi1 DAYS II
Dated At Waiiinsford the Ia,hduy 81 MuvIs,i
WV K'x I1'''' Commissioners.
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q Zoe yU'r aT11f '''IF TF'Tf - -
n d. .i~n s'rr' io' ~ - ~s''T
iTp' " - ''
= .''rd 8. -
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FRESH TEAS.

- ifRrh StSh tgF ra,i rrt.t s-t Ff.sh iess
~ a. "a, .H. = staj, 90 qasI'''sa - mr. 81 .
cry a. ,''us say1T.
- i.sN sfs. q va
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Passengers 4 Baggage

WI he delivered by the COMPANY tonchc'
At thu Hotels aud the Hudson River n u Pa,
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FARE FINE

uAENio i k0BfRIs impro, sd SalanlH.
- der Nsfes, hyperion article. Price, irOus
30 T. $500. Orders promptly answered By
pkf'RFTr :. SOY cent.
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FREIGHT TRAIN g,

.Noal1ys, Hc,lncs,itys and fridoys
leave Troy at 10 A NJ, reach Eagle R'.ly, 4
1850 y ~
Lea,c Easlo Bcidte at | T. NJ reach Troy i
Gpj u NJ
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All. ds1-4tdi Ilf i. T. i4rp-rr ilj'
~ ~ a. B. pod isa'n,.t 'iciy
BiRHETTS sos
Hnliaad, .iDi. -. 49,.
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tssrLlth as
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ThE MARRIED WOMAN's
FritaIt l,i,tsi Companion.

" the bottom
ny Dh. 4 u. Mat'ElCEat,
soesGsseK ~ D,ssssts o., wnI,
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TO SwtNDLE TnEpunLlC

Nv Ino~ingiy Offering spurious bonk. .3ou
'he reputation established by the ono The pur-
chaser snpposes he obtains. and Ter whieh he
i"qu'fcs tbs ndrerii,emen, I, "a sutNc,en, ex-
r"'ute of tho fraud eu,bie bookseller. to be
On their grsr,i.
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I'VE ccpannersh,P hrt-tni"fs ssst,nx
u between US is dissolved
.NR HODGES viii eon.tnas the psar
h.t i Lass NJ the -nme Office
SOLOMON rhOT.
Sil.\b Il HODGES
Apt,l !. ieJ. va,t
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WAntcd Iuljl,pdjttci,

TWO Hci ~ tAiSTkhr. t. whom
the h,gbes, wases md F-'nan, ~ s'nploy
n,cn' w.li d" gwen. fnGhrc a, TINS Office
Rutland, Apr 80, l-.,2 l7m
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-05
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

In the House yesterday, Mr.. WHEELER from
the committee on Banks reported without amend
ment, bill from the Senate, to incorporate the
Farmers Bank of Culpeper. A message'was re-
ceived from the Senate, informing the House that
they had passed acts, establishing ii Bank at Yves
ton in Lewis county, and Branch Bank at Moor
field in Hardy county.
The bill providing for districting the counties,
the names, duties, &C., of Commissioners of the
Revenue, as amended, giving to the Commission
ers for Henrieo power to re-assemble at any time
before the 4th Thursday in May, 1852, was taken
up motion of Mr.. GRIFFIN, read a second
time, and ordered to be engrossed and reud
third time.
On motion of Mr. LEAKE, the resolution
from the Senate. with the amendment thereto
proposed by him on yesterday, was taken up.
Mr.. JACKSON of Wood, moved to amend the
amendment by inserting after the words tax
bill,' the words for the present year." rejec-
ted-ayes AZ, noes 49,.
Mr. LEAKE's amendment was then adopted
ayes 80, noes A.
The resolution as amended was also decided in
the affirmative.
The House then adjourned.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-05
LATER FROM NFXICO

We have before lis file. OF papers from the city
of Mexico to the 18th instant, received by the
Schooner Bonita, which left Vera Cruz on the 18th
inst, but although they are later than our previ
advices they contain very little of Importance
Indeed, almost the only item worth mentioning is
contained in the Porvenr, of Vera Cruz, of the 9th
inst, which says that by u private letter it had
learned the fact of the rejection of the Tehuante-
pee treaty by the Chamber of Deputies, the only
vote in favor of it being that of Senior Vnda, the
representative from Puebla. We do not know
whether this is reliable not, as we cannot find
any reference to the circumstance in the papers
from the city. The Porrenir is a bitter opponent
OF the Tehuantepec project, and denounces it on
every occasion with great bitterness. 1t sees
thing but disaster and humiliation for its country
i'll the prosecution of the enterpris and has late
ly come to the conclusion that war between the
United States and Mexico is inevitable.
The Senate, by vote of twenty to fourteen,
has passed bill comforting on the Government
the power of lowering or raising the present
of duties ten per cent.
The Siglo makes fierce attack on the Presi-
dent for receiving his three months salary of S10,
900, while the officers and soldiers of the army
are actually suffering for want of the necessaries
of life.
The Mexican papers learn by advices from
abroad that Mexican bonds had risen to 70 in con-
sequence of the punctual payment of the interest
on the public debt.
Congress has rejected the bill opening the port
of 'Tuxpan to foreign commerce.
We find nothing else in our files that we have
not already mentioned.
~ o. Pic. April %.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-05

RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-iIrs. Jane Fitz-
patrick, keeper of small grocery, South side of the
Basin, was yesterday arraigned before the Mayor
upon the charge of receiving an overcoat, cloak
and an umbrella belonging to Mr.. VIM. F. Gray,
together with quantity of manufactured tobucco
belonging to Mr.. Chas. Mills. Mr.. Gray appear
ed and stated that the 10th of April his cloak,
umbrella and overcoat were stolen. An individu
al now confined in Caroline county Jail, had con-
fessed the robbery and had stated that the arti-
cles could be found in Mrs. Fitzpatrick's house.
This information induced him on Monday to APP
ply to the Mayor fora search warrant, which hay
ing been placed in officer Y arrington's hands, that
interchangeable gentleman proceeded to search the
premises, and found cloak (Which Gray recog-
Missed as his property an umbrella, and quantity
of manufactured tobacco. The cloak had been hid
under pile of rags in the store whilst the tobac
CO was found secreted in trunk in Mrs. Fs.
chamber. Mr.. Mills appeared and identified the
tobacco his property, and gave it his decided
opinion that it had been stolen from his factory.
No claimant appeared for the umbrella, Gray sta
ting that it did not belong to him. The Mayor
committed Mrs. Fitzpatrick to Jail, after announ-
cling his intention of sending the case before the
Hastings Court on the 10th of June.
Officer Warrington deserves great credit for the
thorough manner in which he conducted this
search. Evi-doers in his bailiwick stand no
chance of escaping his and the laws clutches.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-05

The EMPEROR OF RUSSIA SUED IN CALIFoR-
NIA.-By the last mails from California we learn
that suit has been brought in the California
Courts against the Emperor of all the Russias"
for breach of covenant on his deed, for convey
ance of lands, his majesty not having title as is
alleged in his deed
RAILROAD ACROSS FLoRIpA.-The New Or
leans Bulletin of late date states that new rnl-
road enterprise is about being commenced, the
consummation of which will be of interest to the
whole country, but especially so to New Orleans.
company has recently been organized com
posed of influential citizens of Georgia. and veal
thy capitalists of Washington and New York, for
the purpose of constructing railroad across the
upper portion of the peninsula of Florida, fro,n-
the port of Brunswick in Georgia to the city of
Pensacola. 1t is the intention of the com
pany to complete the road in five years,
aud from its knowledge Of the character and re-
sources of some of the members of the company,
the Bulletin says it has not the shadow of doubt
that these expectations will be realized. Messrs
RobetJ. Walker, of Washington S. R. Brooks.
Amos Davis and William Chauncey, of New Y DIRK
with some half dozen strong substantial men in
Georgia, are mentioned as the projectors of the
enterprise.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-05

more ballast deliberately pulled off and threw his
hat, coat, and waistcoat overheard.
"Hurrah. that lghtened her - he shouted
sbut it's not enough yet" and he began unloosen-
ing his eravat.
can recognise you at this distance, with tel
escope."
s.pon't be too sure of that" he retorted rather
simply; ''they have sharp eyes at Miless."
cat where p
ssAt Miles's Madhousc /"
Gracious Heaven The truth flashed upon me in
an instant. 1 sitting in the frail car of a bal
loon at least mile above the earth, with Luna
tic. The horror of the situation, for minute,
seemed to deprive me of my own Senses A sud-
den freak of a diStempered faucy-a transient fu-
ry-the slightest strugnle, might send us both, at
a moments notice, into eternity In the mean
time. the Maniac, still repeating his insane cry of
sshigher, higher, higher Invested himself success
sively, of every remaining article of clothing,
throwing each portion, soon as taken off, to the
winds. The inutiity of remonstrance, or rather
the probability of its producing fatal irritation,
kept me silent during these operations: but Judge
of my terror, when having thrown his stockings
overheard, heard him say, 'sWe are not yet high
enough by ten thousand milestone of us must
throw out the other"
To describe my feelings at this speech is mpos-
sbe. Not only the awfulness of my position, but
its novelty, conspired to bewilder me-for certain
" no flight of imagination no, not the widest
nightmare dream had ever placed me in so despe-
rate and forlorn situation 1t was horrible =
horrible Words, pleadings, remonstrances were
useless. and resistance would be certain destruc-
ton. [ had better have been unarmed, in an
American wilderness, at the mercy of savage
Indian And now, without daring to stir hand
in opposition, saw the Lunatic deliberately heave
first one and then the other bag Of ballast from
the car, the balloon of course rising with proper
tionate rapdity. Up, up, up it soared-to an alti-
tude l had never even dared to contemplate-the
earth was lost to my eyes, and nothing but the
huge clouds rolled beneath US! The world was
gone l felt for ever The Maniac, however, was
still dissatisfied with our ascent, and again began
to mutter.
s.Have you wife and children ~ he asked alb
ruptly.
Prompted by natural instinct, and with par
donable deviationtrvm truth, replied that
married. and had fourteen young ones who depend
ed on for their bread.
CHA, hal ha!'' laughed the Maniac, with
sparkling of his eyes that chilled my very mar
row. 81 have three hundred wives, and five thou
sand children; and if the balloon had not been so
heavy by carrying double, should have been home
to them by this time."
esAnd where do they live 20 I asked, anxious
to gain time by any question that first occurred to
me.
ssIn the moon,'' replied the Maniac; ssand when
I have ghtened the car l shall be there in no
time
heard no more, for suddenly approaching me,
and throwing his around my body