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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-19
For the r.nquircT.
A CARD.

Nrssfs Editors Please allow conspicuous place IN
touT paper 10 cu'ec cffnneOn5 report "DPh mas go'
INTO cfchillan m regard my voting for me unc"nGt"h
al surrender OF Goa Road the i.uuenhurg Plan Road
Company unicr>i'ni that il is being circulated to my
prejudice MAJ v"trd Tor thr unconditional surrender oil
that ROAD when Is cniIIcly false 10 all liz parts 80 lt
from mat nave been from hr first entirely ana bitterly OPP
posed 10 TIE unconditional surrender principle ana have
SAID from the hst would against il II r"r ~ a!i
but beng sh'inlirr in III" company. tell decacy ~
voting on thc question al ALL and have strictly retained
from DOING So suppose this report has gone abroad rom
the tact that was one Of the Court that granted The unc"
dtlonnI surrender and has been taken Tor granted maj
voted Tor IT, along VII" The If the Court; but Is mol 20
have nar:r "ote,! fr ta unconditional surrender .! The
road. d. ever intend Ia do 81
Most respectfully, &c, II ALLEN
~ Inc Richmond Wing and Examiner xiii please copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-19

There about $50 visitors White Sulphur aud The
number is daily increasing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-19
CHESrtNEIELD LIGmT DKAGoo>'
IN " "Ei-hLi''
NIX or tiR"'S

ihaiI:IDNH 3ill =.
's'liE President AID directors o; ibis Bans h.,-
n lend II tIGr 4i.i quarter ger crIf ~. u .@ i
Ian, i"T iir Ia: sub, he ,'sae','.
Ir CENT ir".s - lie Sl4r. "tlCr leI,c- Iuur a.. a'
share yaaic - Tho 80, ti"Itrr> t.eiaiut
Jny t-a~ AMI. LA..-.
s.'ARolEH'S BANK or VIRGINIA.
aud Directors have declared d !IyIirn! ~ isH' 49,
per cent. 81 ;hc ploii;s OF the last I"ai''
iuction OF quarter per cent bonus t!r ai' i'a'''
Ter share, IA able 10 the Stockholders. ,rt =.
July 10! =, $ SUI
pNxCHANGE BANK Of VIRGINIA.
auL Directors Of iis Rank have ,i-'ai'I So
ti-n al ! per cent, sut..ct!p lciu:s.u" at
t.onus, payable GA ilic ioIi instant ,.,,tR =.
lWiy "a" " i. >lh'''"
N DTICE.--Thc Pr-sii-nt ant Directions ~ ~. FL 4
~ Railroad Company. haze i"ca 81 . dEl"'i4 MIA
Gl the pruts he lat months .IaI az" Il,i
day OF August :IrGi D. NooIhh'p
July l4-dIw ---.-------.,.
,UT NAILS, SPIKES Sa.-"e ha'.' a. 4 -.
~ assortment ul he article, rom '" ~ se
ning and flashing nails, Gu: spikes ~ $40
i, the lowest market prices & 80, - ;; M4t :.
July 10 SsG al lt* fuss ~" - I'M
snIaSTED a lew good, steady abls hoiie" 'T ..
w ci.,I,. rrr PUBLIC Gt ARD OF LrSiM,'f nhtNNt
mad. y. the Annoy in Ric:aoHd 'iiH n',', punt- ..
Iuy l3-!w -------------- :, -rreta / =
saGUaYRA COFFEE.--po D"s- i''"'
IL Coffee. Ii, store or 'a,s ~ riSErR ~ H. p" :
July Il. Z u
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Most respectfully &c. II ALLEN.
< Tnc Richmond Wing and Examiner fsiIl .ieass copy

nu iFuij il was plumber dow Eriaht rinnde! as c.
per- ca;ed Til. oco!uco members Of Congress hai
i@ht IN take that hundred thousand collars "i
The putlc money and pu it IL Mr. Rches poci ri 'han
they h! - ianc similar tie same 49," i'r me
pocket 1; every Other ircDipcu editor n The nation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-19
.ICnM0Np AND eE.rEit.uIn.. nAIL nol
Cnice II : r.R.R 60 July -
RctiGOLp's CRIMINAL ELEAD;AG1!
AI.M EnILI0N IL -fuECE .uI mi

NORRIS. M u. MAIN STREET, la. irIsr r.crIst
Ne iI0in Ic puUl-lc!s -UIJy oi the above
LtIus conp!,c Prhcucal 1I.1Isc Cnunai PIncerhrr
iuS aud E'I:rrc: ~ Gdicih cases, Yh ditec
crutUai hat arlsc eat .T al U
GDt't He EHEs; Stables USHER 'nc at lHe
S.t:c!, comprising Tie r" .ssm O Hlitl urogrcute
Ai esl"nrs ~ t!t A'1cii. Ash a.-u the
,pu riuu Of arctapda Plea ard EyI cEc. M lIr4
b. Mr,-.s. J.,'t, ".ayyiu which are l,.Is. ,uny
tarH particular "lclcr he a.c!-a ION ai rr,
c,ss. .s:.G ryai!IaDu cVumunrnt bail Ir.!.rrrrr "
y'tiom. Judgment appeal It% tral and execution Aas
G"cuty "~thy on cln"H aEd pnnslnents BY IGpuhr "
i'p IsctInr III Law edition. m three sol ul.c-
NORRIS hrsmo" Um lEaud The arsr-, cy.src ~ he
"a lie Stale ." virginia enIraDg rcry rare Work
tie atentI"noi the Bench alG Bat IL r-s;r tluy isl
July -
CHESJEItFIELD LIGHT DRAGON.
ATTENTION
4 COURT OF ENQUIRY, Tor lie as-sr,smra. eft trts !,
'vil &c hs i! IL The Masrus II ~ lMatctcs.er ~ a
iItJhy. -ti INST 1T II O'Clock A VI !.
So CTjei II yoGr Comm nAaut. =
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-19

There you have done IT, Now us question
two dmnt alr Clay advocate and vote llr similar oi
making This allowance 10 81. RiicEieI and didn't
Wing from Kentucky, hni one do likewise Didn't Senator
Mn.etsad lake the trouble make speech IN behalf OF il
Louisville Democrat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-19

In snnrr time the train reached the Princeton stion
where Thousand people were collected Here
RoBr ). GGcE., Esq, came forward and welcomed The
President in the following remarks:
Nj Presidents il IL my honor on The part Of the corporation
and the citizens OF Princeton bid you welcome We
der I" you Chief Magistrate OF country
wishes for the preservation n your health and strength and
That they long BE- spared la you for the administration
ii ponr high I!n, Iar large gatherings and receptions
which van have received Your offer youbuI
hn Gssn. ha; where do you carry kinder
heartfelt wishes. frinct;ans p"pniinn is few extent
- small bJ - mighty rpculectinns the past cluster
round hes lrerlnen NururrG hv poT ap1rd in
The Blood uf ior,iscrs in III the altar ppOn which
Mercer was nnnI,tcd whirn StorEton and With
The Declaration III Independence h0pureh the
presence !n short lime Of Washington and The Continent
al Congress the INSTRUCTIVE oi The youthful Madison
Princeton always points Win pride her pas, history
And, SIR the lesson which soc .ia always taught her chill
iten Is sct adherence and obedience The constitutions
ri cnnnirr and State o5edtnre the il~s OF God
and inc laws III and she has yet sec her bright hsu
~ dshono;cd or Tier hanoT COMPROMISED 1t Is sir the vel
anG ~" God speed Of tic hearts ci her sons that
offer y"n Great applause
The PEr5ioEST responded as follows: / thank ycu ~
iot in6 m AL Generous reception The part 81 III.
zet!s ~ r,t: .i"G, iant ,uarc iur tie nnh. and
rattniic seLir!s "hch IN ise't behalf you express
ed For y"n wish for my continued good health and physi
cal s;rt myth thank you: but have only say that what
ever OF strength may possrss, whatever capacities the Al
mighty may have given, shall be devoted all times 10
your interest and The perpeuy Of this glorious Union
Great applause Il was not my purpose and YOU vrl
therefore pardon me- 10 address my fellow ,his
The deed They Will always believe thai nv heart al hearts
is with Them t;rca cheering
The President then returned The end Of I'm, nIa,fJrm
where msny Of the czcns Of The Town and far oreae,
number OF lis beauty were introduced him Al The other
md Hon EFTERsCS DAVIS being repeatedly called for made
his appearance and addressed thu people as follows
Ny friends and tallowciii Of New Jersey Won see
hat have bull moment 10 vail, and Thai moment can
consume, becanse it your pleasure as well as your
privilege your Chief Macatrae Permit me in one
Jingle sentence 10 say thai happy meet YOU face 10
THE ground conscctaed by The revolution and here
omea me unhdden the brilliant memory OF Mercer who
these office seeking days will teach lesson which ought
be well for many 10 learn, who whsn men were srrue
ding 10 knuw what high command they could ENJOY In the
evolution addressed that hric letter 10 Washington "Mer
er VIII in any position for which is deemed quail
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-19

Aqua Ma tUr
- Coffee III sore e. il. SIMMER, ~ H. go
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-09-07

REsTITUTIoN.-The Washington Co.
Post says, chap in certain village,
with whom he is acquainted, having had
sanoled sugar sold to him, inserted in the
weekly paper, the following:
"Notice.--I purchased of grocer in
this village, quantity of sugar, from
which obtained one pound Of sand. If
tho rascal who cheated me will send to
my address seven lbs of good sugar,
(scripture measure OF rcstitutionD | will
DO satisfied; If not | shall expose him"
On tie following day, nine seuen-D
packages of sugar were left at his resi-
dcnce from as many different dealers,
each suppcsing himself the person in
tended.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-09-07

Ncuar OWailp. own y IN, IL. I'D w.
lot not GO 02 94l "a 70 1105
unsurveyed lands adjoining village of
Macatawa bounded by the n & $ Ia line
OF sec. 30 by Black Lake W & by the
village of Macatawa
20 6 80 0S 70 167
unsurveycd lands adjoining the village of
Macatawa bounded n by village of Maca-
tawa by village of Macatawa by Black
Lake and W by the n Il quarter line run
ming through sections ~ 30
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-09-07

A friend of ours who took the over
land route to Oregon, says that food was
SO scarce in December last, that he boil
cd his boots and made soup of them,
and did all this with SO much success
that the proceeds gave him the fee sim
pie of ono of the finest farms in the ter
ritory. For the last week Of tho tramp,
he writes us, he lived on picked head
stall, pair of traces made in to salad,
with some green shavings which they
obtained at deserted saw-mill.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-09-07

A girl residing Mt Brandon, VI, not
yet thirteen years old, has recently be-
come mother. She was married before
she was eleven.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-09-07

"Speaking Of speed" said wag the
other day, reckon they travel on the
Hudson River Railroad. | stepped in
the cars at Albany, got fairly seated at
Hudson, lighted my rigar at Poughbeep-
sic, spit it cut at Poekskille, and il hit a
man ut Sing Sing"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-09-07

81 do not think" said Mrs. Darlington
the other evening, "that theatricals are
a very intellectual treat under present
arrangement. The demons, iirew orks,
and stage horrors of this unregenerate
age, are really shocking. 1t is really
strange they do not confne themselves
to the illigimate drama such tripping
on the light gymnastic toe" The good
old lady must have meant the leg-itim-
ate drama.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-09-07

Four editors have died in N. Orleans
this season, Of yellow fever.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-09-07


part NV fl q bounded by a line running as
follows commencing at point 80 links n
of nc corner of lot block village of Hol-
land running thence w rods thence Al
links thence rods thence Al links to
place OF beginning
80 1910 1874 10 1914
lot in NV fl q sec. 80 except 2 acres on
side bounded by n line c by line by
Black Lake and W by line parallel with east
line and far enough from it to include two
acres 80 16 81 227 % 70 $40
W h NV q swq 80 20 26S 26 70 1854
neqswq 80 40 $50 So 10 $50
part of nc q sc a sec. 80 bounded n by a
line parallel with line and 20 rods n from
it by the line by line parallel with
the line and s rods from it, W by the
W line 30 q al IA 10 225
part of h II h NV q bounded by line
commencing at the sw corner running
thence c along the line GA rods thence n
20 rods, thence W 81 rods, thence along
W line 20 rods to place Of beginning
33 s 1905 100 10 ITS
part of W h of sw q bounded by line c
by G line II by line parallel with the S
line and 10 rods n from it, w by the W
line 81 80 212 81 10 1903
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-09-07

water lots ! 2 34567S)
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Is 10 20 AZ
water lots 81 % % 2i25l
26 81 % 30 30 81 80 80 81
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water lots 41 AZ 43 IA as
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water lots 81 &c G3 61 65l
&C CT GS so 70 II 1918 IA
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water lots 81 81 SO 81 IS
Sc 81 SO 50 80 81 90 93 "a
50 90 81 90 90 100 Al
water lots 10l 102 l03 104
105 LOG 107 1913 100 110111
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-21

the rs.asnos q his father 10 81 West Twenty st.
On Thursday, January 20 FRANCES MARY EvELMsa,
aged years, months and II days.
me relatives and friends invited to attend her M
neral from the residence Of John Fenn SO Crosby street.
At Staten Island on Thursday, January 90 SIMON Eek
HART aged 40 years.
The friends and relatives also the jackson Hussars,
Company Of the Third Regiment and the Liquor Deal
ers Society are respectfully invited 10 attend HIS funeral
from pier No. l. North river Saturday 22d inst at IL
O'Clock
On Thursday. January 20, at A. NJ, Mrs MARY Grove,
sister OF Very Rev NJ f. Grove d d. Bath England aged
10 years
Her funeral will take place this friday afternoon at
III +. H., from her late residence No Monroe street.
James, Michael and her sonn-law John Fitzgerald
requested to attend.
At Havana, Cuba, December 80 of small pox ALKALINE
A. MURRER, wife of $. W. Woolcott, aged 40 years
Clinton county, Newburg, and New Orleans papers
please copy.
On Thursday morning, January 20, of consumption,
CAROLINE NJ. BuRRrL aged 40 years.
Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery from
the steamer Princess her arrival from Perth Amboy
Saturday morning, ed inst, at 10H O'Clock.
On january 4 WILLIAM s., son OF Caroline NJ Burrill,
aged 2S years.
AT Yorkyile on Thursday January 90 FRANCES young
est Of Francis j. and Ellen Twoney aged Smonths.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family are respect
fully invited attend the funeral from the residence of
his parents Eighty fifth street between Third and Fourth
avenues, this day, Frday,) at O'Clock r. NJ.
At Williamsburg, on Thursday morning, January 70 OF
consumption Alderman ANDREW JOHNSTON, in the Goth
year OF his age
james Johnston and of his law John H. Mnuse
respectfully invited to attend his funeral Satur
day 22d inst at l O'Clock p. NJ from the Gothic Metho
dist Church. in Grand street. to proceed from there to the
At Washington, January 49, Mrs ANN EDWARDS consort
Of Gen Samuel NJ Edwards nsthe Goth year OF her age
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Died.

On Tuesday January IS after short Illness JEANETTE
daughter OF the late William Aacdouga aged % years
Her friends and relatives and those Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF her mother No. lib Charlton street without
further invitation. Her remains will be taken to Green
wood for interment.
Albany and California papers please COPY
On "Wednesday January 10 at his residence corner
Beach and Washington streets. Of Inflammation of tho
lungs after the short illness of three days HUeH MONA
han, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are re1ueyted 10
attend the funeral this day (Frday) at x clock NJ
On Wednesday morning, January 10 KArHAgIyR Young.
est daughter OF Mary iavnia and Erngham Is. Sutton
aged 20 months.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to nj
tend the funeral this (Frifay) morning 2ls inst At
o'clock servces At Calvary Church Fourth avenue at 10
o'clock
On Wednesday January 49, Of consumption HELEN NJ
wife Of Michael Gleason, in the 25th year Of her age
The friends Of the family and those OF her mother Mrs
Nary Tally respectfully invited to attend her funeral
dence No 191 avenue A. at 10 O'Clock from 81 Bird
gets Church. No carriages in attendance.
Philadelphia and Troy papers please copy
On Thursday January 90 JANKa youngest son of James
and Catharine Manton, aged months.
The friends OF the family invited to attend his fu
neral from their residence So james street this day
! o'clock.
On Wednesday January 49, Of hemorrhare Of the lungs
THOMAS JEFFERSON GASEs aged a3 years month and 10
days.
Funeral services will be held this Frday) afternoon
az ocoek, az hs late residence, No 33 Horatio street
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are respect
luIy invited TO attend without further notice His
mans viii be taken TO Hsverstraw for interment.
nneWpurg ana Goshen papers please copy
on WEDNESDAY January 10, in Brooklyn, PATRICK Bgs.
LEY aged 81 years
His funeral viii take place from his late residence in
RAYMOND street between Myrtle avenue and johnson
street, on sunday, 23d, at z o clock
On Thursday, January 90 JAMES son or Joseph AMI
Marion Harper, aged years and months
Inc friends Of the family are respectfully iuite4 to at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-21

Qusnces the most DISASTROUS 10 the harmony and ascend
ency Of the democratic party IN THE city and State
The General Committee, like AL other dsliberativc
bodies is the sole judge Of the quAHoations Of s
bcrs. The Council Of Tammahy Society cannot success
fully usurp that preroeatve The General Committee
rves its powers from tho people, who alone take
them away
The Committee in its Objects its organization. its
mode of action, and in its responsibilities to popular
constituency is wholly distinct from, and Independent Of
Tammany Society its council officers and to be en-
cient for any good purpose it must always remain
leaving 10 the Society tia legitimate duty of excluding
from Tammany Hall those only who hostile to the
democracy and their principles THOMAS j. BARR,
Chairman Dem Rep. Gen. Com
The protest was read received and ordered file bu
the majority of the Council disregarded it.
In the BARRON Of Tammany Hall there number
of fighting and also many of the heads of the
cratic party. When the of the decision
of the sachems down, there much excitement
and the Of fifteen thousand dollars subscribed
on the spot for the purpose Of building Tammany
Hall.
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THE BALL SEASON.

GRAND BAL DE SARACCO-UNDER THE MANAGE
" ment of committee of his friends at Nblos Saloon
Thursday evening" February 3D. This ball will DO the
most fashionable and recherche of the The now
and elegant dances have been selected and the most ce
brated musicians engaged Tickets of admission excu
sivey for the ball. with privilege of twelve twenty
lessons and circular containing full particulars be
procured at Mr. Saracco's No ITO Grand street. four
doors west Of Broadway by making immedia application
the number of tickets is limited It is scarcely
sary to aude to Mr. Saraccos professional abilities; the
superiority Of his talents and the rapid progress of his
pupils are admitted Adults who have danced be-
fore taught all the modern dances in single course
of twelve lessons, and during this arrangement they
be obtaiued at the usual The dances
taught win include the Polka Schotisch, Polka Redowa
Redowa Waltz Mazourka, Esneralda, Cling temps Waltz
German C0tillons, &c. &c.
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Married,

On Tuesday January is, at St Brdget Church. by the
Rev. Richard Kahn, Mr. JONI B. DoySELLY to Miss CArHA
R1yE NcMU1LEy both Of this city.
On Tuesday, January IS at Grace Church. Brooklyn by
the Rev DR. Vnton, ISAIAH DECK, Esq of Sullivan county
u TO Miss LOUISA, youngest daughter Of the late Rev
n. J. Hslpin, Of Seville place, Dublin Ireland
On Thursday morning January 20 at the residence of
tie most Rev Archbishop Hughes by the Very Rev John
Iaugbln V. g., Mr. john HART TO Mrs BsiISDA HARRIS
both u this city.
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THE EIRENIEN.

LIRE DEPARTMENT.-THE RECEIPT OF THE FOL-
II lowing donations in aid Of the Widow and Orphans
lodged -
From Pacific ms Co. per A. F. Hatfield Esq., Secy. 800
From Irving Ins. Co.. per NJ L. Crowel Esq, Secy.. SO
From William H. Webb, Esq Observation-Disclosures. les
JOHN S. GILES, Treasurer
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POST OFFICE NOTICES,

LIMITED STATES MAIL FOR EUROPE PER STEAMER
~ Pacifc.-Letter bags for England, Ireland France
and Germany, will close at the Broadway Post Office No.
422K Broadway Canal street. tomorrow 22d inst,
atquarer past 10 O'Clock in the morning Weekly papers
in wrappers ready for mailing. JAS C. HARisIOTT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


A ssoCIATION FOR THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUS
IA try Of all Nations-Ofce, No. So Broadway-New
York, January 81, 1853The stockholders of this asso
citation hereby notified that call of ten per cent
the capital stock being the fifth nstalment thereof has
been ordered by the Board of Directors and that they
I reery ordr TINS %s SsSS'
NToTICE-AII. PERSONS HAVING FRIENDS IN
~ tered in TIE burying ground belonging to the
Churches at Williamsburg L. l., requested to meet
Wednesday evening, JAN Goth, at O'Clock business
Of Importance will be brought forward By order of the
Trustees N B-The above notice has no reference to
the private plots.
NEWARK. JAN. 10, ls5s.-TO THE JOURNEYMEN
IN cordwainers of New York and vicinity ia
hereby given that the ourneymen shoemakers of Newark
strike and they respectfully request thata
tramps will keep from Newark until said strike is settled
CHAs HUNrLEY, Secretary
HUDSON RIVER RAII.ROAD-NO1TCE-U TTZBNS
IL generally especially those Of the Nineteenth and
on the Hudson River Railroad south of sixtietl
street. requested to attend meeting be held the
northwest corner OF Forty street and Eleventh
avenue, at Mr. Donnely's house Wednesday evening
next the Goth inst at o'clock punctualy rain
shine. full attendance is urgently requested as q
committee of the Common Council dispose the
matter on the 31st inst-Caeb +. Lindsey Edward p
Clark, C. c. Ellis, William Geln, G. S. Mott, Robert
Aud, and one thousand others.
NTOTICE.-TIE SUBSCRIBER A POOR MAN, ABOUT
IN three weeks ago. left tin box, containing peiar's
notions and has forgotten the store The trusted gen.
tleman will do Kindness by addressing his card to
No IL North William street, or Herald Office, to Pedlar
NOTICE.-NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PAR
IN ties that the subscriber is the the govern
ment mining license Of nine square miles, and has the
right Of entry from the Of the soil to work all
mines and minerals the land illegally and forciby
taken possession of by the Albert Mining Company in
Hillsboro', province of New Brunswick; and that tho
property now being extracted by said company WIN be
followed and attached by him, wherever found, suits
having been instituted 10 eject said parties from the
premises EUGENE LIE GAL.
Sc William street, New York
Copy of the tenth section Of the incorporating the
Albert Mining Company ratified 10Th December 1867
Nothing in this contained shall be construed to in
terfere with compromise any way the rights Of the
respective parties between whom suits pending
for any matter thing which has happened OF
been committed before the passing of this act anything
contained to the contrary notwithstanding"
Two PROFESSOR MATTIS0N.--SIR-AS YOU ARE
i represented by the Times charging the rap
ping media in your lectures with producing the sounds
by trckery take leave to request you will do them the
justice to be present at nres demanded by the
Snyder family. That the examination of rapping media
may be thorough, would suggest that you bring some
lady friends with you. Yours &c, S. OWEN.