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Washington sentinel., 1853-10-14


Troubles In the Cherokee Nation.-Several
days ago we had an account, copied from the Van
Buren Litelfgencer, of the atrocous murder of the
Messrs. Adair, 1.-THE Cherokee nation, by mob of
over one hundred men. The L4edigencer of the
9th ult., says;
This bloody work was only the beginning Of the
end contemplated by the actors. Anumber ofthe
Adars and connection, who were marked for
similar end fed TO this State and have taken refuge
among our citizens.
We have been informed in reliable quarter
that this mob increased in numbers to over two
hundred, when they divided into three parties, and
proceeded TO the residence of Messrs. Thomas
Bigley, Lafayette Adair and VIM. Foreman, who
fortunately heard Of the murder of the Adairs in
time TO make their escape. When called upon as
principal chief of the nation to these parties
to be dispersed, the leaders arrested and that the
persons and property of the threatened parties be
protected, Mr. Ross, we understand, despatched
messenger to the mob, but they refused TO dis
perse and since that time the principal chief has
been unable TO put down this intestine warfare
Two or three hundred men are under arms
bidding defiance to the authorities, far as TO re-
fuse to give up 10 the present sheriff; although
they have agreed 10 surrender to the new sheriff
who comes into Office on the 1st of October. II is
openly boasted that these men cannot be hung if
they shouldbe convicted as "over two-thrds OF the
nation are their sidc.'
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-14
OUR EXCHANGES.

Bsa-WE HAVE BEEN so short time in opera
tion that it has not yet been possible to perfect
all our arrangements Our exchange list has
not, thus far, been properly regulated-but our
directions to those having control of that depart.
ment of the paper, have been to send the Sen
tfnel to all papers that have manifested any dis
position TO exchange with particularly,
and as matter of right 10 all papers in which
our prospectus was published.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-14

sD~ monument is 10 be erected in London 10
the memory Of Jenner, the discoverer Of vaccina
ton, TO which the United States have contributed
81 GOO.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-14

&sE- The fare from Albany to New York, by the
Harlem railroad, has been raised from one 10 two
dollars. The Hudson river road will charge two
dollars during the winter.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-14

HARTFORD, Conn, Oct Ex-Governor Seymour
resigned To-day, 10 go on Russian mission.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-14

Bay For important foreign news, see tele-
graphic column.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-14

We subjom the following extract from the
Richmond Enquirer Of yesterday, in relation
to the appointment of Judge Mason:
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-07

= T.. L, BARNUM has commenced cru
SADIE against tea. and calls tea parties
,comea sprees. lie says: Just drop IN
when they have taken strong cup
each around. aud you will fnd them SO
garrulous aud talkative that you would
think that the ship which brought The
tea from China had brough the lans usse
ais o.''
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-07
Wis and Wisdom.

If thou hast "a loi,ering servant, send
him on thine errand jus. before dinner.
- Never take paper more than ten
years without paying the printer, or al
least sending HIN lock of your hair TO
let him know that you are about.
- Girls, don't gnd about the streets
so much. Go into the kitchen aud as
slst your mothers. and learn the art of
heuse wiiery. before you trouble your
heads about beaux, or think of getting
married. Some OF you know not how
ridiculous you appear when you pu, on
airs and pretend that you are too good
10 work
- Beauty is labelled in dollars, il
there are dollars, to enhance il; ugliness
is coupled with cash, to conceal it
Wherever one turns, j, is money, mon.
ey. sn.he country one can walk in 4
grove and breathe pure air. and feel fresh
breezes without paying for it. but here
fare, sir! (! Ticket, ma am y are ths
preliminaries TO Every such luxury.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-07

were some Doeg, sdctained before the Lord.
DO not accustom yourself to stare at others,
to ogle or to LOOK behind you. Significant
slanccs OF the eye ought not to be exchan
ged In congregation, or in any public
place, neither those signs of fre mas onry
and odd-fellowship by which intimates
convey to each other their ideas.
Never yawn in church if this accident
5efalls you, conceal it, else everybody will
follow your example. When you are going
to sneeze, press your handkerchief into the
inner corners OF your eyes, or upon the the
upper lip either is preventative.
After blowing your nose, do not look in
to your handkerchief as If you were look
ing into casket of pearls or rubies. Do
not initiate the dandy, who fumbles grace
fully about his pocket for his hand derchief
which obtrudes from it, and after haunting
it applies 1t to his dry nose: sacred herald,
silence, and all ye crertures that have ears,
hear +
"The loud dome e-echo to his no.er
To chew tobacco in church is profana-
ton to show any signs of the practice to
the worshipers, persecution. Under the
Q hristian dispensation, beasts that chew
the cud are not hell to be ceremonially
clean H#}
Do not show uneasiness and WEAKNESS,
or change your seat without good reason.
Ii you go out du.ing service, do not rise
in an animated part of the sermon, as when
the preacher is making the application, or
when he is alluding to denominational opin-
ions. You should seize that moment to
arise when there is pause in the sermon,
or when the preacher has concluded part
or the subject. Go out coolly and gravely.
Ladies should not leave the house in the
evening unattended. Those who have very
young chi ldren with them ought to sit near
the door, so that they may leave the house
as soon as they begin to cry. HERvEY.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-07

- The best way 10 measure mans
roverly is to count the dogs he keeps.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-07

On the 18th ult., Miss Antoinette L.
Brown was ordained as Pastor of the Con-
gregasional Church, of South Butler, New
York. This is the first instance in these lat
ter days OF woman being ordained and set
apart for The ministry. Among the Friends
II Is quite common for women to preach,
but they dc not as prerequisite pass
through the ceremonies OF u public ordina-
tion. sgn -tit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22
nz ,OCRATlc MEETING IN NANsEMoNn

nEiOEHA1lt NEE ~ iNhh'S
!, a meeting oi tie Democratic party "l NaiIe ni, "
,,y hold al the Court House in The Town OF '"''o "
,,i. II Il. day Of April 1883 ,no chair our
m .noIInn Col Huah Kelly 'sa5 cai'ca % '' ''a'' '
n j;ndwin appointed Secretary ,i.,,rs,,
-. r,,ion ,he following resolutions were "na"'''''
R.nlved That we heartily approve HE cOn'as ~ ,,'
: Milsnn ESQ our late representative ahaltle'5
-, lin, as candida c iur the mex. congress o' '
!: i,a ,ss,nnal District oi Virginia. 49,,
saIvst That s!tn0ug see 10 hecess"f td =" ton
hus,e m,na,a canddae ior Our district tann "ee, @
c,icahic for want Of time 10! al me COUNTS. 49, al
sili II one be held, that len ueit2a''e "
,.etina Ia attend said ConVc't"", C.l,uats. wer
rdr the srcond resolution the following Nh i,dcl
:n,ai Ias Barnes Jno K Cupehnl' MINIS II Z. i>I'u In
wv r penis A. F.. Prudent Jho IL LII III .
" Slatke n. 6. NoIfisct and y N. ilo" , ado
4'u and on motion tlle Chairman ana Sec'''a'S
3 q the delegation. ,,onon,inofe DELEGATES /
~, ,noiiou the ,neliin. proceeded 70 - %
@ w 10 Conycutjon 10 bc hell al Lynchohfs ' ~. -
~, g, N, nurpose OF nominating d 'n.' 49, rln,
ma nr publc Works. Whcr2hrnh 9'h ~ G'gr'n gIsn
s Parnes A. w s;taIke, John :" he.l's n'n IN
"a ~ s,dor were appointed On mon,' ',u d. -
Ms"u"' ,yc,s sdirI 10 the - and Timothy hisss an
= rIsr of Prince George Wm Th"hnn<o" o I'm" ''
Thmm,s Wallace OF Pc'cTshurG, as ait"'"ite -,.r.
liza, these proceedings be puolsIen y, MII I
Ennuirer that the DcnocEatic papers Q. c,n,
n'o"G Mis- of Richmond and Pe'cs6n's nc :
~ r,on the meeting adjourned SuIc ute &c Chairman,
& on o'''o" '"' HUGH f. KELLEY, Iha'h'a'
n + Gopw1s Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22
n J. GoBwrs, Secrets
.rur GARDINER CASE.

.IFl
w,,utssros Ap l9.-1hs examination o ~; br hia
resumed to-day diagrams made N Innw r mat tn
lwere eShiGuen ~ w :, Inc municipality Of LaguHlaT, a
ni SS"n on s hss IsS%d o,s, # hy ,h,s
lton was Wholly COM ~, ,,th.rn boundary iinc, II wa
they han s from .r village oi Laeunl!is, ~,
nss 5 s. e9s"s gsDs5 Don nsf having "S 's:s
sCapt S9cu'n a,a norr ,hau twelve miles sou'h u -
village. : - -, 49,, made the map exhibits Dy ~ u
s, he wai did no make ;ye po
.snees is1 @ his principal object sios to if9 original H ds Of
lions Of the mne5 anu ND d;scrsnancies pointed out
map was or The uned said thai nev ''o'
ns s iSrs oss ,6sS h. osSd 10 The
ssnor Hinc VINO te,,sd nns tho signature Of RIss IN
ae sss ;"; s,"
andwrngs and signatures ,sd that Presden, Arisa ~o
oo0k romendins the claim Of Dr. Gardner
their notice
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22

SMALL CHANGE-The Cincinnati Gazette, says 'ha'
the premium on small change has fallen one per cent WIN
few days. and that it's downward tendency TO par s n
ey,sbe In view Of The law passed by the ast Congress
altering the relative standard of silver and gold II is aSo
falling at New York. and one house there has recently sent
len thousand dollars small change to Cincinnati where
is u moro scti7e demand than there
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22

few days ago attempt made al Trenton. j. L
al rest Robert Thomas alleged fugitive slave IRON pirgi
nia who has resided in that city for the last twehy-hV
years and accumulated about $1,000 worth of property ~
gentlemen from Virginia called upon James Ewing Esq
who has been appointed H. s. Commissioners, Tor his aio
bu, he declined the ground that he mad not &c
ccp,cd the Office They then proceeded Patterson 10 Sc
Judge Dickcrson bu; in the meantime Thomas had iaSe
hc night train for New York en- route for Canada.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22

The employ ing printers OF New York have ieiheed 10 pa
the prices asked by The ourneymen and large numbers
them have struck number having left the office OF III
New York Day Book that paper advertised for number
spirls 10 fill their places The result the application
full one hundred females Out OF number the neceasa
Hquoa was picked and the paper is got out solely
.las
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22

THE great rise o lour or five hundred per cenlm IN the
Iptce OF iron Is rather startling when reflect that the ra
iways now the course of construction in Europe and
nerica will require for their completion less than two
millions and four hundred thousand OF iron TO make
this quantity will occupy all The rolling mills in The world
(which engaged In the manufacture Of railway iron, a.
least six yearslose Of Great Britain furnishing three
|ourlhs and the United States France and Belgium The re-
manning fourth The best authorities do not estimate I'M
largest quantity u" railway iron in any one year even a
;ngh 100000 tons yet this rate il will take ST.
wears furnish iron for the roads already begun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22
Ear he EHGGirsr.

lHt FNIHITtT'
u.a,s + ,iinrs. viii you permit me lnr"nsn "'& 'e
. ,- ,,anc, ~ c. The attention Gl Mr. Morris ~
,r which is in circulation in tins cY VIZ ~,
u,a voted for tirn Harrison in 74O, aht zen t'y'o
hi. ocntI.,nan is proninent canilai aie lof IN
Of The Stauntoa Convention, nave 'e,"Eh'
,m 10 him, and more especially due 70 the henoerr,r 'a
gol The middle district, hat he should nav ~
rtat'ee anu p"'''''s "DEMOCRAT."
rrDlls rcpors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22
ruE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
.,ell>nEn pAlLy AND SEM WEE
'r,,I,NI T.. g. THOMAS RITCHIE, jf,

TIE Ms:
dollars annum and al the rate oil eish
e3rScr ,cr period than one year For the semi
S 80 ,,lars per and three dollars for SIX months
10 be paid The office, or temlIted by mali pos
7m u - TX collars per amnum AT the end OF the year -,
% u .Ss 10 his be remttea per na IN Guou ai,
RanE 1he risk nl the E1isES ne postage sr Is
'.- account 20 II Ia the accumulation OF ios.
' y;,nstve business which operates as serious'aA uf
E.2ES TERMS oF ADVERTISING
o,,,, many I.QUlRER:--For TEN lines or less, his' h
- s and every succeeding insertion twenty i've cents
,rcr week twice week k"rhres tunes week ''
hsSt fceuts !or each insertion after the hrst
charged MY d"iiars Tor thir'y nhes ad
sIta s,n
gE SUNlwEEKlIF%' rEN lines or less hs' mser'i"
-, ,.r. .cu continuance ou cents
y ,,, distance mast hs accompanied with the advant
o'@'' -, ,.l.renccs. 20 insure execution
"a ;rfhu'-S of respect exceeding stgh ''eS
or rtc-,.G :yr IL !rtt''s sHt'''S, .,.,- ,.. >,
G a. irr,gg ana MIr-i6g-S rom the county wheEoVe
~ y;i;i. unknown 10 us, must DC authentic ciei h
M Postmaster the ucSe1orlior, G" tc! WI
be published Every measure, that has beea taken
v nps:ious and quzzes has hcreoirr' prove
H. therefore Insist such commune heis
~ nam" pfihe Postmaster rr7ieri on the "icF -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22

DIVORCE IN OREGUN.-Nime cau,rs .,r divorce ~.
admitted IN Oregon according lIw recently passed vic
adultery mpoiency bgamy fraud force IN contract vii
!nl deseron Tor the space Of years Of
crime hatitua drunkenness cruel treatment neeIec
in provide home The part Of husband Tor siS months
he conlnga yoke rests lightly upon The people Of Oregon
n" ndges who decide Ia the matter J divorce ks wise
!" decide with reference the disposal The children OF
the sundcred pairs and The disposition OF all property 5s
longing 10 either with 'slric rgaII merit.
pl the parties, and 10 The rnnjDn which they will bo
It by such divorce, and The party through whom the
property acquired, ami tho burdens imposed upon L.
ior The benefit ol children
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22

The Partisan ladies who don't like the Emperor nav
adopted novel way of expressing their contempt Nhe
he goes the opera they look at him through tho "ro'
end Of their glasses thus ransiatug him 10 distance
corverting him into small object
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22

The Norwegian colony in Potter county, Pa, esab'she
by Ole Bull already CONTAINS 700 inhabitants, ana own
0000 acres Ole Bun has superb Norwegian cot'Se
hee and proposes 10 establish polytechnic school Tor III
advancement OF the and sciences.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22
GOLD DISCOVERIES ~ TESAS

NEW ORLEANS, April l9.-lhe recent reports OF large
discoveries oi gold on the upper Colorado River in Texas
hhd above ausiin have been confirmed The subect has
produced immense excitement among and large
Enmbers OF persons uve gone htner the pre-
cioUs treasure
'ho snip harriet red into OF Havana, ed here
say Her oincrs confirm previous reports regard the
treatment towards The Vessel by the Cuban authorities
Advices have been rrcived from Brazil 10 The 18th u
ne american whaling ship brig Governor Hopkins has
Been wrecked IN the ve San Francisco The cargo snd
"sStl arr i total loss. Crew saved
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22
tally AOI

ORALLY no vii again stand the ensuing season al
rv stable Fairfield course, the season comnen iI>
;te l.. March, and eutIng st oi August lie CTT
81. serve ma s25 discharged by the payment "-.
Siu The 10 be Win i'
H m r Insurance; dollar {" the groom ha
MI :, al hllings day, aud the greatest care ten
r responsibility will be Incurred Tor accidents or eseae
PERFORMANCES PsDIoRER.-Taly IL" 'un 'he ~ -
M s run America, and Is me oesi and Ts
esr9 7ftcu!ars pf both. see hand bills 'ahES iALi'
Al - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22

IIE BAITIMUtE COUNCILS AT RALEIGH
kALEiGh ~ c., April 9.--rhe members of the Cn,
Councils oi Baltimore who with others lett Baltimore on
Monday evening in the steamer North Carolina 10 engage
N The opening ceehraton day The Weldon nnd Gas
"n railroad have arrived here SAFELY in twenty three hours
from Baltimore. The party from Baltimore reached Pcs
smou'h Va loppose Norfolk in the steamer early rhs
mornings and IN due Time taking The the Seabosrd
.nd Roanoke Railroad with The others me part In the eel
eofaon sci out for Weldon that point commences Tho
pew road, which was to-day opened connecting with tho
taesh road al CASTOR; and The best arrangements having
becn MADE by those having the matter in charge came
speedily through without HE least interruption and alto
;eier Ind most delightful trip. An entertainment is
iYcn the visitors night which the preparations Indicate
wi! be very pleasant On returning ID Norfolk apo
her enteIt thnmenl awaits The paftY il is snid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. RicHmosp AIrt ma tss.,
l. II. atny, cause oihct things, CouI. oh
Decree OF the Commlosioner- Cour lat
nj an debts and demands against the estate Of Pii
Iis's.. deceased
s,n .vlnr AGAINST the said estate hereby not
t my office, IN the city OF kicnmonu on or before II
Insc next and present, theii claims with the evden
.s.s, s,,,r, "a s,t,,,n the :, q WM F. DAVIS
ad! ii-wew Comtn'r Of tho Circuit Court of Richm"na
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22

\ iE"iNti.-A Circuit Cour oi The city of Richmond, hed
ID: >l. tsG.! House ihs SAID city. Fr!ay, hpril ISL
~ ae'N I.git;. jon' Robinson, late merchants and
% ~ y. gNt.r firm and aye oil Garland " Robinson,
~ t-r uaraud IN his individual aclly plaintiffs
yf5 EAers administrator of Potaux R"onson, decd
'''b haUsnn guardian OF John Endes Robinson, and
'' sid poaus Robinson, and tie sad John EndcI4 Rob.
h!ant e"n aud "ny heir siaw PoI,auY
@ty Alfred Shca, hs guardian ti,ern assicnCa 10 efn
La. defendants 'e'@'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22

z The REPUBLICAN SPARROW.-Ai The Cape o.
G.od Hope there exists bird well known by the o!
The Republican Sparrow and which is named in science
aisrierus Socius This little creature builds regular
square With number of its cong.nes II takes possession
5nt a Tree and constructs around i,s summit Immense
T. continuing perhaps hurdiLd compartments nch
s,as his tIlc dwelling, where &c 'cs WIN n's
cfe brings up ms family uEd enors the most absolute o
srr,v They are cunmunsls far is required io coz
,Trcting their haballun. repairing IT. defending
$ N ease oi danger and going IN search OF PROVISIONS Does
any bird display unsocia dsohlgiHg dlsfeson-heis
sure to be- visited by select detachment q" police VINO 'u
him ou with mercess OF their long beaks and nev
allow him 10 re-cntcr tho precincts Does somo
snnous rentiIa try 10 wrrge in civic quart is instantly
formed and as soon the ylg!an! sentinel gives
inocc the gallant troop send forth shr cry hasten to re
enforce the regular garrson and almost always loce the en-
.oy n retreat before mass Of threatened bcaks, which
form ling and impa-slbe blockade
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22

AS il is with s"na matter Of Conjecture rs I" llle sue
[ccssou CONSEQUENCE oi The death Of the Vice President
I'VE remark that no provision IL made is necessary
n such event, The duties Of The Vice President are n
led TO presiding 0cr The deliberations OF the Senate In
ibis Absence or upon his DEATH he President pro tenn OF tina
body who is elected by the Senator's akes his place
Nj. Atchson OF Missouri is President pro tenn, bu
does assume The title of the Vice President In case
tho death OF both the President and Vice President OF IN
United States The President OF the Senate would 6ecoH
president OF the United Sales until an election could D.
shed according 10 The provisions OF The act Of Congress
/ 5March |. 1892
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22

MRS. HOWARD OF LOUIS NAPOLEON MOTTO.
following extract OF letter Hom II balu
aro correspondent Of the New Orleans Crescent g'ea
some interesting particulars Of this celebrated woman
The late marriage Of the Emperor Of France, aud the pu
,nu away OF Mrs Howard she s called ms ioImet ms
trss has peculiar interest here. This Mrs Howatdls
the daughter of distinguished iamy IN ms city, bnt mas
Hong been considered by them AZ dead When young enc
Was distinguished for her beany and w.t. as well as hef e1
ro.dnary propcnsites She went 10 fngano ana
into the highest society there BY me aaue
itrr OF o Maryland family who is now one OF mo bight
as, ornaments OF the British nobility. There she was
married titled gentleman, and alter committing
number of indscre and giving her friends an INFINITE
fce ol trouble and anxiety, finally ue'revhbl tisescea
ne fsclf by clipping with gay young 0ceT hef oihe "
succession the mistress several nbemrn he attached
herself 10 Louis Napoleon with whom sha has emsnea
number of veae affection is said 10 have existed De
tween them several children having been me nun VI 'hei
connection Her Punishment 10 England ana hci fuhoieu
of important papcrs from the hmpeorS
private apartment is the last phase IN her evenni NE
After her fall finding her reclamation impossible hr fehne
here announced her dead and even went lhon4h me cee
mony Of nteng her supposed remains IN Green NOUN
ismeerv and to them she Is 10 all nten's, morally II no'
bhy slca!ly, dead
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22
DIED.

,-n ua.,n; # pneunaon on Wednesday. the 2r ns,ah
pERiCK MAYO aged near 30 wars HIS irenas fna m M
and those of the family request; 70 attend MS
bi. day al o'clock P NJ. from the Rev MI pnhnhs :
:,s.-ch on Church Hill, wthou further notice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22

Da nourng Yesterday We learned hat ~ md fisc
m circumstances of whose fall from ms ,n ,ime i. ,.ns
tue Of a limb was EnS,ey soot deal Of pain
aI.'e "ei'' 'Ho's" Saonal Inegencer, aPTd ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22

Generals Twiegs and Jesup and Surgeon General Law ~
,.,re on visit last week 70 Haodsbng, DFenEon a"1 ;,
Blac Lick Springs in Kentucky, with "e" o. '~'''=
western military asylum
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22
,i,u AlnmRi RoiLIXt. and Mar, Kantolph boiling, 3

Ii'u ALB;RT BOILING; Mary Randolph Boiling, dc
1 '.ee. Wu boiling deceased Richard Mitchell. VIM
NE el AL h"r persons a"las lille 20, nr CLAIMING any IN
Co. re .!ui >urEoc Creek the city OF Rctnona IRON
I't,".Ans Nalu or streets sarG city.
ty Richmond Will, hy her Attorney, apr
ne iigs,u-s ior the said city, Thursday the 2st da
l. it - tfoIu five sntc rested ireehoIGers ol me san
10 ne ds:.ranins Just compensation TO those en-
' III. " covered ny Shockos creek an1 doJlcehl neteV
aR IN n"ah t.,cea Franklin and Main Street
one Street extending down Shockoe creek 70
a'S Na e@ s0uih side o the alley, usually KNOWN o.
Nt ntm" W4:u,a.y rpase the arch the Watch house
NC 's Naiss nc and including the bed Of the Creek, neih
s " w1 and ich piece n land the said city proposes
Vnes'"h l2t tOot for the purpose OF tish haRf
JOSEPH MAYO,
NHElh -t-ci! A,Iornev io[ the CITY nj Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-22

D., Kane is in Washington and has jus, his ia
-imclons for his Arctic expedition from The Navy Depart
urnt. He expects to sail by The first of May He eoee
FIST The head oi Baitins Bay, and thence 10 The Polar
SEA- he has provided for obtanln. dogs sedges snd Es
q"imaux 10 aid him He goes IN the brig Advance furnished
Nr Ha..,n |,-.y - <-N
VII rrohahy return If pnssibe within eghleen monlhs
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IN three minutes The murderer who Is SAID TO be wealthy
immediately fled and had not been arrested al lae7' a.
counts The murdered is represented 10 have been
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