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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-22
pr,D,;ere Cur de District.

prtnEere Cur Ge J|iStTlGt.
Nombre de vot cs.
John c. l.arue .1522 Ella.
WIN Hall 5l2
A. j. Field 1867
Ssconde Cotu de District
J.N Ira 1900 AIu
Martin b'at he 1877
=. =. Biron S63
Iroisiene Couy de District.
T. ii. Kennedy $3.50 eIu.
E.. Nj Emmer.on IOO2
Qnatr,eme Cour de District.
u. Angn,'in 1923 elu.
X. Nj. kea'ney e9l
+. ID. Rand 1880
John Livingston t5l4
John Gedgc 9lo
james Duniap 3|4
Sirien.e Conr de District.
J. b. Cotton 42l4 eiu.
J. &. Cia,ke 3l14
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-22
ELECTION DE JUICES DE DIS
TRICT.

L'eleeiion dcs jngcs qu' eo lieu
!nndi dernier, s'e>t termineh par 'e
tyiomphe compiet du ticket democratic
que. Nous donnons la nombre total des
votes oh;cnu- par les diilfrents candi-
uats
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-22
" MAhIn ANNE Williams.

HHTqu'.
CertiFIt ct jnre devant moi, ce 29t
Jour de mars 1853.
ALFRED FuLToN, juge de paix.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-28
THE COMPROMISE.

The Indiana Daily Sentinel says: ION the commencement
Of our editorial career laid Sed and ilnElo
vable plank in our platform. adherence 10 the Compromise
measures, and opposition 10 tie repeal Of the Fug't're Stare
Ldo' For this declaration were denounced by Wings
and soft sheled emocrats We charged with al.
tempting 20 nte.polae The Democratic creed with new is
sues On this question, had fierce and bitter war hut
thank Heaven have lived ths principle adopted IN
all the States and by the National Democratic Convention
aRd being carried out BY Democratic President In
the administration Of the government"
No man. says the Union has been appointed by The Pre-
sden, 10 office who 'does not stand upon The pledge OF
faithful adherence TO the compromise measures final adj
jus!nent Of the slarery issues II may be a the ilstrbr
ton OF the Offices amongst the different divisions c the par
~ has been in proportion 10 their relative numbers
such result necessarily impraclicabe But that the
great principle Of recognizing none as Democrats but those
who stand the PLATFORM has been adhered to- We conf
IDENTIFY assert The Presden, has had no esiiancy in aVow
Ing this policy all occasions and in declaring with en-
phatic dstinctness that WOULD USHEsTATSdLy REMOVE
ANY MAN FROM OFFICE DENY the FiSALiTY OF
THE ADJUSTMENT MADE THE COMPROMISE MEASURES.
This is coming up The mark The President does not
look so much 10 the anecetenls OF The applicants for office
as 10 their present views and opinions On this vital question
We rejoice lha, is The policy Of the President vii
preserve healthy organization OF the party, and feven
future divisions this question.
This last remark is full of deep and important meaning
"healhy organization implies perfect unity OF principle
all great and exciting popullr Queson and we have tn,
ues, faith that the steady Jncksonan rmuess of the Pre-
ient on the great national principles Of the PLATFORM vii
spon s the party of whatever free soil and ana;ica chat
may be in it, Unity principle is the Only thing that
make strong and unconquerable party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-28
EIGHT WITH A CALIFORNIA LION.

The following il an account OF ron:c: IN "heh yo"
rcr Of F. j. rccnirce OF San Francisco hV'ns Al 'acA
nviIe encountered and killed large Caiiotna "o"' oa'
f IN. most Formidable Of tie mountains III" '''"
,o,cr took place on Monday the loth WI
I,s, nlon!ay, ahlIe the comrade o young .n
W" alnut his "a ain after he had rcti;ed he "F"=: ana
5oy.rcd mat the noise proceeded i.'n "u,,'e' ~ s.,
onr sn vas pf5 irc.t ~ wii! beast Mf o. 81"
htA o ard rrn.pciop .ht inck his istni Gna :" ~
ior,n a. rnc moment ~ heard NJ '', ,, - ~
st,r .ho 5csscd that HE light >h"u'd ' G'."=' " -
.arn;,s were killing his dog. Is nc '"c'i'' ~ nj
tiscove!cd the dog who is very arse az. Iighr
i oranplcd hv an immense California lion. o w r -. ~
nssrng the monster loosenea h'nscl! rom e -''
.d scziug piece Of beef made for the door; Tn
CO. CO. ~, inc first time that shot could DC iishca ~"
butcher aimed his head but before ne ne c3n
;de had seized ne lion BY the leg Inc ri
nsd and icspache! him in an instant. tca!'.+
IVES and laying hin, dead al the door. nc @
ei orI his bill struck in The Decs Inc 40" 's @
n,I about aud SpTang toward The oucht! oa' ~ Ter
~ heavy blow from axe IN tir nlhus .. s',7ccd
@ which .eiled him, and he was Then soon t si
Th lion was then measured and l'nnd 10 &c IN ,hTes
hs long rom 10 TO end and his weight was he'' ''"-
pounds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-28
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
pURllSHED DAILY AND SEMI WEEKLY,
~ WILLIAM IF. s. THOMAS RITCHIE, JR.
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~ excessive business which operates az upon
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~ TIE DAILY ENGtRER:-For TEN lines or less 'st ~"
~ L!ty and every succeeding insertion twenty GEMS
Inserted week. week. - three ime"a week. th'y
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-28
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS BY HENAGaKA

THE rAREa-gsgp WAR ~ 7HE East, sc
be:Tos, JuHE ?i-The s'eamship Niagara cached hei
wharf here O'Clock Inst e,nnng Her mails for
S"nh we're dispatched BY the early Train III. incoming The
following embraces the latest received by telegraph
r:."r 10 the sailing ~ the Niagara from Liverpool
An .!rr in the Lord)n Times, OF the lil inst on
Russian ard Turkish troubles says
There nothing present testify ha. the English end
French fleets will proceed beyond the Roads Of II rncdos
R.sika Pay although in The .! The OF hos
ties the Ambassadors would find themselves position
command the services Of the Adnlrals But until peace be
actually broken the Straits closed by the Convention OF
Si against the naval forces Of a Powers il vital
importance the 81 peace, that signal
that agreement Supposlng that the Russian Government;
ancre 10 the course which II has indicated IN is latest
communication the other powers would
time yet elapse before any decisive
Il wuuld not bc before the 2Utn that orders
hostes could be gwen. but, in The meantime" the Russian
Government will have received from n the principal States
!" Europe the strongest rconsances against hc conduct
/, has thought fit 10 pursue.
The Times is wholly a, u loss conceive what reply The
Russian Cabinet is prepared 10 give 10 representations
unanimous focible and As regards the prnc
desired that the Turks should remain the defensive
on The ,inht bank "i the Danube.
tCSSla.Two Divisions Of the 'oUrlh corps Cl the army
certain distance from the Pnth The third corr~
has scarcely qui,teduhe Polish frontier. St Petersburg
unc ! hce sufficient uncasincss 10 general
dnness in the markets No actual alarm seems TO have
prevailed and hte known OF the general course OF ai
ls The tendency Of exchange ~as stll IN favor OF log
land Quotations IS u 3S | ION.
Ong., uay 30-'rns:. i no, nuch further alienation IN
prices but riars enormously ngh. and the Eastern
snoud continue the prosperity oi The port
would br seriously damaged.
MrnschikrtI had no. gone 10 81 Petersburg, o. re
ported but remained at the naval de?ol OF Seoastop'i win
the Russian lret.
TuRKEY.-A dispatch from ConsantinOrle OF The 5ls'
of Nav received Trieste conadcts in positive man
ot The Austrian mediation having been reu
sed.
ERANCE.-PARls FRIpAY.-The article on the Progress
of The Eastern Question in Tie Monitrur caused quite
panc in the Buurse day. Tic rhrccs Closed a. ~ sO
and the Fours and Halves 60 50 Railway shares also
tI,ri lined
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-28
TUE BREMEN ENVOY.

Among the passengers by the Humboldt OF THURSDAY,
,says hs New York E1cnng Pus,) were Mr. K Schedeu,
special envoy from the republic OF Bremen TO the United
cherned with authority open important COM
ercia negotiations with the Of this country
Mr. SchIeiden has long been employed in the diplomat ~
fairs oi Europe having been formerly charged daarr
n. Duchcs OF Scheswip Hostein Copenhagen, and sup
aucnrly charge Paris. He was one OF me eaons
members Of the German parliament which asse'o,e' -
Frankfort ard in consequence Of the part he tovN u, w
,rr. of the Duches with Denmark, Afterwards ~
rpcd with several other distinguished men, rom 'I
n"srv allowed b. government OF Denna'A 70 po. IA.
,.5aers he has since been made citizen OF tEe 'fee
civ Ct Bremen By which he is sent 10 ths county, a -
c.l envoy II needless for US 10 sdo INA, WI
i gentleman of great learning and accomplishments
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-28

CASE OF MONTAGUE.-Thls cause came W again IN
IN. l,rcuii Court THURSDAY afternoon on motion " his
counsel for new trial The motion was o1se! on w. ~
and evidence Secondly that the had been fJuoee'
h- one OF the Jurors Alexander ScIoggns NItnesss were
tuced who testified ,aying heard Scrogens declare
;r -, IN. rral bis con vction that Montague was guilty
and that unless hung need OF cou!t n'"ses
law tSr &r. The motion ably argued ~ "ess S
~ ,li.c. Jovnrs and Meade favor and by James hlreh
Jones ESQ. against new :':ai. SC.
The court after matureIy considering the maiief feuSeu
H. pran, il aud yesterday pronounced me sentence ~
,t ., the prisoner Se,r, proceeding 10 pronounce u:
.-r;.ce lie Judge asked Montague whether ne haa an!
thing ia sav why sentence Of death shoH1 ne! o. p''
n.ncei tinst hml WhCrcuppn he :'ose hfI a'''es"
-. court IN 4 vehement for. probably fr'h ih''
n.. lie admitted homicide but dsn=! u: rhiSc
urer He declared that The ioules injustice had peer
done han; stamping and ges.iculiiing violently. :,
gust , So ho oo,5rc,a,
oi ~ ~ South Side Democrat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-28

FATAL DuEL-At late hour i;s' n'eoI = v. & "ese s 10
f,rmc: nv Lieu, p,rr "t -" F"si DsH'c' i'ce' wa.
.r Cr,h, N Ire afternoon, tween NJ 'S"ieh'
600, c ~ onIsana Gize,'c, ani the fdi'm u 'te
Other German pnOs".d 90 psvd's ancc s,s hs par
N9 ','S ~ rnhen fired frst-his antagonist rcserrlng
m sana that then Mr.. Cohen advanced ten steps and
vt ,he fire of The opposing party at hve PAGES distance
!, hat the ball took effect about the mlIcle Of
.n, bodv in1icng wound that is pronounced mortal
The place the rencontre ook place was not men
,ionrd nor was any stated Tor The ditlcul'y
li'Ieo, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-28
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

y
INCARNATION having received by The Executive ia
E lcas been conhned the ja! OF The ecunty o.
r m al sder Joshua Wilson, has broken ii ana
!. nos gong large.
Ttsinrs hereby otr reward OF hundred dollars 10
us persons shall the said Elas beasS anu We
u the J4il the said cOuCly an 90 moreover require
he Commonwealth cv aud military anu request ule
20 use their best sxeriions procure the arrest o
=. All H=as V, that he may be brought 10 justice.
,i.r nv hand AS Gn.er..or The Lesser Seal OF
~. i,nnionw al;,, this day OF June, 1853,
/. - ' JOS JOHNSON.
u, =. Governor Gsonos W. McSroRD Secretary of III.
C.la.ruSc.th. :. ,.,
a.,.y bsr a5oIt 20 old, feet high
~ ;r 1.... dark. and through The middle
,,5. $40; ou n. o( his head his Is rather uve
c w Ia. ap- with very i;:e beard. lie had with h
y, Al green ch supposed he wore e.wNh igh
! -o,,r.. r.ufa 4lS white Russia Rabbit hat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-28


NAvaL-By The last steamer, letters received IN
;hs ci,y parties board the United States inea'e
Jacnto under date OF May $50, al ps2ia SGfa'hIa
was expected thai the ship would reach Gibraltar June
lUi arrive The United States the last o JnlY We
are permitted make the following extract from letter re-
crved iron, one Ulcers al The ship As It relates !"
an cnicll visit the Grand Pacha al tuo, ta;ly 1851
month, il will be Of general interest.
party OF officers from the ship visited Alexandra ana
Cairo The interview with the Pacha Is mus described oy
The day previous to the ship The presen'a
ton took place and as II was tar more gorgeous man h
The SGans Cons,untinope, Will give you the pro-
al p NJ the Grand Pacta four Of his STATE cafft-
ccs four fine Syrian and Arab attached 30 each l"r
al the hotel with guard OF Janizarics and ic" mount
ed soldiers We al! ready in full dress oHi captain
The consul general Judge Jones, on. vice consul ana mem,
ber OF Congress elect from New York, Cai'b LyoTs " l.!
,n.!e were scatc! in The first caagc; Lieut. l'anman
Lieut. Perry Lieut. Queen, Lieut.. S,cson o he 81 i.ous
N the second; Purser KittnOusc, Chief Eng!utet ESefrt
p; Wright and Mid sharpe, IN the iht' ~ the inuih
il smith Mr. Fish Of New York. Mr.. Stuart ~ Phia
t.lphia and English gentleman -cragoIhhs in' '"H"
r. With their sii"cr mounted canes :E!E4 iic ieaf
The pavha was al palace on:s!dc OF Ii" cry nG"Gi Nv"
ri,s aa, wc had 20 20 far through he city c nos -"
u not 20 out walk through The streets. Every WIN
low and door was crowded with people staring at Us ousce
arbaTiuor Al The sesrfa military p1s- We r.sseI ..
Guards arms buges sonndti and drums peat 'poh
nearing the palace, most splendid SYRIAN h.S ,tl
p,-Jned led by Arab grros 10 rom o e cai'
p.s ani us we ouui aerward, war pfc-eht o ne
Highnes< with rich acimcar, 10 our consul general.
ON entering the gates O., lie palace t"o 1'sn'n,s OF
vou,h4 from u to 10 Cf were drawn W. IL inh
y oier large hand OF music c"mnirncto play I"2; s
o,ps presented "hs "" hi-h,cd ahc aecens' 70
bc audience rOom-a spacious Dac, hat hpt 80 S iEr
,shrt a. the Sulans Cons'Gntnope. The PJcah rose
IN nnr entrance and lnv!draiIy pfeehirn !" h'
after which he motiuEsd TO ac st1'c ,:n 700" fp'H
wIth sw Ccd mouth pieces, similar 10 'hn>e oI '' 7"ln
r. ,one oil us Thought richer o"'ed 'ief ptnns
.,hic coffee n leUellec cups, 'sE~ h"h' ana 10, Hg.l
rnrr rnied iiving lasted about rwcrty 'uin"t me
eliza j. ,oy looking fellow, about iofiy yeas =" h9"' '"'
M, doubt is as fond U the good Ih@s 0s is NC aa
"nvbody Our return the hotel was IN he same order
h m horse being led in front prancng and capef'nR about
IN The admiration all The next day we iei Ch''o o'
Alexandria and arrived board ship next ngh' ou' "p
down the Nile very inter, sting
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-28

WOMANS RIGHTS in NEW PHASE.-'rhe Green
field (Mass Gazette states that Wednesday las: the day
of the Tunnel Convention al Greenfield the ladies OF She!.
bsrne Falls made grand eti.y Of Judge Warren and IA
about nine o'clock in he evening suspended it In the alF
near the centre Of the village with polished boots and
kid gloves on and burned il in presence quite company
mostly ladies' after which all united in giving three hearty
cheers for the tunnel and returned home.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-28

Spccial Correspondence Of Pnilsdtlpha No'ih American
WasYlso7oS June A.-The Cabinet held hong se'sioh
to-day There a abroad that European a''i'' g
nrcly Russia and Turkey, the subject oi
This Is positively great Foreign aii's "ele
broached Mr. Marcy did not attend the Cuones
as he busly employed all day in preparing '"'
TO foreign Ministers. ,.,f ., ,o-
OF course he would not have at'en'cd nn'e ~'s W.
e,n affairs were on the carpet, nor w"cm they ee
without him Tne administration /. well sa'tira 'a 'so
I'll, 80 M n,esoni v,f he,.veen Turkey end h1ssN ny
AZ hor,tv or this is urcues0aahle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-28
NUMBER rs.
DEMOCRATIC CONTENTION X yranoHr

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IN VERMONT
ihe democrats % Vermont havr, IN Safe Convention
dominated John S Robinson for Governor AMI en,rsst
Gen Perces inaugural. They have also atop,ed eso,u
on against the marrow policy which would haye limited
he United States 10 Massachusetts and Connecticut and
the Providence Plantations and declares for annexation
any territory this Continent atJlcen, Islands when l.
he done regarding the rights OF other nations and The
honor OF Dur
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-28
LATER FROM cATIEoRSI.

! NV York, June 2i.hr steamer Northern Light from,
San Ju1E with dates from San Francisco 10 June st ar
rIvcd a. New York this morning
\ duel 10 have taken place The tav cwcen
Senator 6 winn ana Dir. McCorklc member Of Congress-
The Of The difficulty personal remarks made
- ~" or"r in reference 10 Tie latter The weapons co-
srn were r!tlr- al thirty PAGES.
Inn California 10 leave '!lr S. with over
'"1 uI:''ons and QUAKER gold ~ freight
destructive fire had occurred al San Francisco on ~,
5lst which destroyed hiriv buildings on California ana
ksaEney streets. Loss $50 600
SECOND rlsPATcH.
New foRx, June 2i'lne passengers hy the Noitrc,n
Light 100 in number, wer" brought from Saa nv
te steamer Brother Jonathan The o: The lslmu.
was effected in 40 hOurs the bein. good order
The Brother Jonathan, coming u san Francisco
passed the steamer Golden CATE going in
Among he passengers ny tie Nufthera Ligh, il ] Il
hrrf, late charge 10 Nicaragua.
With regard 20 the duel a5nu, be Tough, S,rxecn Sera
"r G"in aud the Hon }. W McCorkr corr, spondent
' The weapons 10 hr r!r,es ani thirty
PAGES The TRENDS OF thr parties hal been y.n or he
previous twcny-inrr hcts 10 arrange Tic affair nirahy
= h"ut a:Ri! Mr.. Marshal: acts as ihe friend 81 l:r Nc
CrtEc, and M Da;Heron mava! o.cr aS the friend %.
Senator Gwin.
The Sonora expedition still ta.ssG Il. rae Sau
+, ,Gnc!>co lmc. says tina: Smofc liI! wing II The
"rhar has been engaged convey The Tafly 10 e !cs,
nation.
The ship Jllesoun has ar.lrrd san Francisco wIts
later at,ices from China. Her Gates q ADf 6it.
The reports iha, the rebels mad been Coinprer
el''d al Nankn, and driven away from walls with
crit2 Slaughter The dead and wounded wcsr literally
piled one top OF the ether
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-28
rNGr1sH FISHERMEN DRIVEN OFF b \

I'M M
Ro.-ns Junc 2i-Ihc Newonnc! :nI paps ,,'cr drove
ompla:nts ol he o'anne 10 wien s's Raw They say
ne bE E0asn vessels were compelled to put to sea
- Behind III their ard fsh; and "nrn sem s,s inIo b.
'cT On c.a, The Legislature will probably nSes'
ale the matter strictly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-28

DrsD IN s CIV AZ the residence aer NJ BYE
,t on Saturday evening 4jih inst. Mrs NhRi M
,lpWIS vile OF Ileman e. Baldwin. ESQ ~ the <o }, a. 80,
rIcr I,cr, sl ,u.e pac. Pau LnuIcil r morn
a, zen O'CLOCK The ilrnIs family aFe le"i ee''o' ''
/. attend.
n, a. rr1av evening the 2;,h the residence 81 =
r.,r Kirhmot ~ the ,uh OF her age hiitf "
% W. FL IA DIXON long esteemed acquaintance o. ~
"a, s,t ,rs.ent generation this Sc@iiy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-28
sDAy MORN IS G..Jt5Nil rs. 1855.

unscrupulous in their conduct reckless and nnpHcs
their aggressive tendencies tile very men 10 ta
prompt for any enterprise which promises either pur'
excitement. A people At lndrfatiaablc in the
OF peace, and 50 ready for the pleasures OF may
looked upon with uneasiness and dislrust So formid
combination OF qualities the world has not gcore seen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-28

nn. nf 5 Thom? ESQ nnt !cft on Monday on his wa
10 IN. Meadows appeared 10 DC IN excellent heai aho
,prts tir will return next Monday NJ "hith "h'c ou,
i,;,,os w o.th1us testify their esteem OF
his character as Virginia statesman.
i' '''l~ ~ 49, LerisbuYg Ia Era.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-28

Tn. Farn,viIle ana Buckingham Plank Road COMPANY
wos oro,nized in FarmvIe Tuesday, the 2ls nsan.
f. " Hubbard elected president aud Chls H. hhf"s
,,,Ia secretary and treasurer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-28

THE COUNTRY.-Thc editor II the New York Ex.
PRESS that paper Of the 2st r; is thus eocuen, on the
beauties Of the country contrasei with The hot b cks
and dust OF the !own
The country was looking more plorously Than il
now We never So reazingiy t the force Of the in.
spited poets bold metaphosU he valleys I,uphinp nrd
singing of the hills capplng hcT hlnds with Ioy-than .
ring Of our recent excursions mo rr ,nirrr c,l
of our Stale. To watch the um.u,nns -: Ihc nm SIDES
each presenting diverse cau n Ihr nial roya m
the fruciying 10 look down n, ne prr,n valleys H.
inu al bases OF The plants, the a5s oI , of health
Of con,rr'm.u and {" beauty g,w ,hc Ions
and slopes covered with forests winch seem IN hold forth
their myriad masses oil foliage temper The heat OF the
sum- form barrier 10 The n ST. as either 100 rrcy
threatens the harvest growing beneah them 10 sill and lis
len 10 the ripple and braw Of now sunny now shady
rivue by road side in mid forest i, goes on its shark
ling and devious way 10 lie upon ones back and watch
changes OF the coudorms Of which he catches cheoueed
glimpse beyond the trecops; 10 sail upon The lake and
therein wet lnc and per chance 10 fiji creel 10 stand
in sunshine above thunder cloud upop Cask end sec
the valley beneath receiving lis genial influences 10 listen
10 the delicious music OF the song bids or the wul roar
the cataract these pleasures and delights worth sigh
ing for in the midst of these heated walls Of brick and stone
these crowded granite paved streets full of irodorous ua
palatabe puIl:cus md environs"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-28
MARRIED..
DI ED,

MARRIED. In Hanover county, on ThUrsiay
nv. Cna- II. R-ud. Mr.. ROBERT w. BlGELo
Ms. ELIZA T. GREEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-28
By THE: GoyERNom Or v1KG1NIa

,KNERLA Vacancy The Judiciary Of tins Com
w wealth deih Edward JohGst"n the Judge Of the
,g-l: composed OF The counties OF Monoe Gteenber
p.A,p.as Alesrany, Rotc:our Roanoke and Craig.
II Conformity the sheriff OF each OF said
m hereby required hold election, Thursday, the thr
~ H The places prescribed by law Tor Judge
an. fourteenth Circuit supply the vacancy aforesaid
i've. .g..r my hand the seal the
commonwealth. a Richmond, tins eleventh day Of May
81, i>S5
py ,- ;.weTnor: JOS JOHNSON.
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RUNAWAY NEGRO.

an lie cl.a Of the man, paNI SiiEL
" ron Who isu Louisa County Va ran on lie IS
years old. s.lH ssauaiers aud isis ssh;!! win
l. & look
Ne apprehension and delivery 10 me IN this place
THOMAS BOuDAR.
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PROPOSALS the gad!ny bridging and masonry OF the West
.rn py..!.n Covins0n and OHIO Eail Rad VIII be e-
IN, ;he Engineer az GuTanG,ic Caorii CouhE'
y,-ett D., seen The l;a and Sutl June text
T,.g about it mi seciion bd-c' over l~eSc
pa iL Mad Riv.is and ;unGel o. 1909 or 1000 feet
.tu .. -, bend OF VA! River
...e,sn re and 18th July proposals VIII b. re-
Virginia. The grading bridging anu masonry
,r, Tie Eastern Divisions lying between the town ~
an! lyncs' Farm ouJ .cksJns Rver-a distance o !U
i. heavy work, Inc'u''inc much heavy retaining
4fge bridges Jacsscns River and probably two 'un'
H. ac~.u BIDS will Be declared practicable aher the
iaj.. l.: ORDER OF the Board OF Pubic Works
CllAS b. SHAW,
Car Engineer Covington and Ohio Rail Road Company
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