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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-24
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 81, 1853.

In suit brought by The Board Of Public Works vs. The
Rappaannock Company and others, the Circuit Court oil
this city, the Hen John A. Meredith Judge yesterday pro-
nounced decree directing that unless The RnrpahannocK
Company SHALL before the sale ordered by the said decree
pay TO The Commonwealth of Virginia the sum OF luuuoo
dollars secured by mortgage upon all the property 'os
and other OF The said company, Willis r bococh
~ho s appointed Commissioner for the purpose by the sau
decree do without delay, utter advertising the te anu
place of sale for least four weeks in or more oil he
newspapers published in this city and one or more
published in the city Of Fredericksburg SELL tc lE'
highest bidder at public auction in the city Of FretercRs
burg all the property, real and personal belonging TO TN
said company especially oil Its works aud improvements
lands lots and buildings for and in connection with ht
Rappahannock navigation above Fredericksburg, and all II:
sonc timber other materials, tools Implements Nc sell
Ing the persona! property either with the works Improve
ments &c. separately sfril appear most suitable
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AMERICAN STOCK HELD IN EUROPE.

In the New York Times Of Saturday is published an cst!-
mate of the Indebtedness OF This country Ia Europe IN The
way of United States State, City and Hallway obligations;
Sc The amount is put down in lsl3 III being Sal 2OoO
in 1882 al s25 OOO and in lS53 at s3l50O 600 Last
wear when the Times stated the amount nt s26 2OOOOO
some though, i, TOO high and will think go sl the amount
for 1858 is however p:obabIy about Correct The in.
crease between 1852 1853 would therefore be consde'a
b,v LARGER than is shown ~ the table, and the amount be-
tween ls4s and 1852 propoonatey less The following is
the table referred Ia:
Esr;rnn,,J amount of Amcrican stocks owned in foreign
countries advanced by foreign houses ana Issued Tor
various State city county. banking, canal and railway
purposes compared with The amount ol socEs so held
in nd in 1852:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-24
GRADUATES AT WEST POINT.

The following is st Of The recent graduates al "es
Point before whom the Hon Kenneth Rnyner, o N. caro-
Ina delivered the annual address
james B Mcpherson, Ohio; VIM Graishll va Joshua
SIN Ohio; WIN K Boegs, Georgia; Shnnk' -. .lse
=, pInnt Nnw yorE. Thomas Hight, Indiana; George
RspeI Missouri; Thomas Vincent ONO; Symonds
Nass John Bowen, Ga; George Bell Ma; Jas " hurns'
~ r Solomnn C;a Lar l. Livingston, n u Richard y
nu.veo n ~ {; Chandler, Mass; o Tyler, Conn; !, !"
jenkins a, large; Swezer Penn James "ne "a -
"s w,son =, Iaroe. Thoma. Wilson, do; VIM "A Lowe Iowa
r ChsmbI,ss, n, Va VIM McE Dye ohioi Fl David,
son. Tenn; Philip sheda" ohG 1o Mm Aired mfSp Ls" M""T
JON T pe, e Snih !: Sas Higgins, Ala; Henry II
bers, York; John Hood Kentucky; yhnes 1sa v,ao;a
laFee pnmmer peoosyyania; NcIntyre Texas Lncgs
9th M;ssnnri. Reubrn K Ross. Tenn. William Craig
Indiana
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DIED.

DEp on Wednesday, the 2!nd instant aver very orst -
RUSALIE WAKWICh,o only aa"s"'e' % ' ' : -
city, IN the 18TH year oil her age ..,,,,.,.
usn on Monday afternoon. hall pa3 oc,o1s' "a
JANE ,oungest iaugherot Rona '" ana AND W. 'o'"' s
months and days
ns a. EI.io Green King William county on .he Sh o Jun
1 ~ annyrrsary ~edins"iay Mrs EvELlNA SIAkh
nc W Hniv. OF The a:e Roger Gregory
he OF hef age 49,, .,,.h;,. NJ
love aGd Joy, ami hope and happinesr, and proper
NJ ,I brI comIag and the sweet anlicifh
", n. u,ue pouring their iull rcams INTO her cup %
~ ike the Hover, which drinks the bamy air o.
IN, GENIAL and d-us and sunshine OF Heaven IL WIN
- nv untmeIy natures; go SHE oas oeeh "i;h
. the DEATH the fruit which clusters arouh e
! heart; and ats Joys 10 domestic NE cot'o &c
uredi .,.o, ,r,,v t,r
surrounded by asoazGs friends she bore with exao.da'! 'i
.i,u.. painful rxi. from the stage OF lie ,o,,
child. fond and most 4feconate dansn,st,
friend, mild courteous shG au4oe
ion cnershin in her bosom the finest feelings ano
tue her disconsoae husoand ceVo''o
brohers and many bleeding hearts 70 o'
u nely end. On death
Thou tear 81, from distracted breasts
The friends that loved, the friends that o!essei'
And leaves weeping on the shore
To which they cao return no mo1ei -
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nc enquirer
ro THE VOTERS OF THE FIFTH MAGiSTERII!AJ
~ DIsTRICT OF THE COUNTY Or ChEo En-

In consequence of the death OF one 81 .e i, ro
Snrd n, your lat County Court AUTHORSHIP an -
b. he ID ii your prec!ncr, Glover M "a ,hs - a. he
next for The purpose oi c!ecns sH'"e cue y "
In casting your votes aaid election a,y you ,Dsr
hsa in mind the Inconvenience and dtadvanasss
whicl 'H - ,h sn oI ,hr last n,agis,cal election "hic
the election Of Justices who reside in the same ~
da,e vicinity and who resides IN na' hc is
nI district which is entirely destitute ana IN ''" :
you: us u'H, n,;si,s ihat Justice should be.
As suitable person receive your sgages M cnIIy
o no one whom would more cheerful; anu eys would
@ moe aeneIa sa,slac,iOn Than Mr. VIM Go9ts m
hgh ANYTHING j" sns" 10
qualifications as il Is well saew@ e,ea 'S hs s county
M !, the CAPACITY Of Justice long vel! and a''n'
IT, mention him. should he. 10 srcI i nun 1;tJ DISTRICT
,.ar.,r,r,n 20 Va June 20 lSo5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-24
TgE GARDINER CASE.

WAsAlsGvoS June 2l.-Thc counsel for Gardiner made
another Drt to-day get the OF John Charles Gar
diner The District Attorney opposed II chiefly on the
ground the Government had sent out another comms
sion 10 Mexico whose return he expected by he 3t o Ju
w. Gardeners counsel inmad that they should also send
out another commission. proraced discussion arose
bnt under the circumstances Judge decned 10 fix day
Of trial.
The President was slightly indisposed to-day in conse
ouence of which there reception al White House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-24

We ask attention 10 the advertisement OF City Loan,
the amount 10 be appropriated to The payment Of the sub
scpton by the City 10 the Virginia Central Rail Road and
the Gas Works. both Investments capital and the latter
a, this time paying more Than legal interest Capitalists
would do we'll TO attend to this ANY enquiries as 6
condition of the city finances can be satisfactorily uI
sYered al tho Chamberlan's Office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-24

POPULATION OF TEE PRINCIPAL. CITIES IN
EUROPE AND NORTH iMERlCA-TEe Boston Tran.
script complies from " e0cr oils haender Peoples Alma
nack) for 1858, published annually at Lepsc the following
table OF the population the largest cities in Europe
and North America As IL Germans are proveblay ac-
curate in their statistical staneus says the Transcript il
is 6e PRESUMED tlut may uc eiicu upon al m
rect, Twill be seen that New York stands fourth tie
list Philadelphia ninth, Baltimore twenty fret, and Boston
tweny-eshth As matte OF curiosity and reference The
table may be worth cutting ut and preserving:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-24
NEW BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

We publish this morning Governor Johnscns pIoclama
ton OF the election Of Mtssrs Boyd, Graham and Arm
slroug rs Commissioner of the Board of Public Works
They required by Law 10 NEE, in Rcmrnd on The Is
Monday in Jay which this year happens 10 be the 4h-
They will decide by lo their relative Of Office viz
two four and six years Thus there will bo election
one member Of the Board every two years.
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MARRIED.

Delaware THURSDAY evening 1un'
l6l by Charles Breck, THOMAS l. MooN. u I.tt.,
counry Virginia 10 JANET K second daughter 81 l. 1e:c:
Adams, Of Wilmington.
MARRIED or the 10Th inst at knan WeaimoIe and eoIn!,
Va by The Nj. Soithau, KODEhlLh A"N.'>H =
uhR,.aKET L.. !au. .her 0 Walter 10 we Sr +: f.,l
stern requested 10 copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-24

We may remark that there several cities IN India Chi
and Japan which are rci5cd contain larger popu.
aon than that OF Paris bu' being u Europe North
America they are OF course ycuded from The above s
in which also Is omitted the lily of Mexico (Which should
NOT have been omitted) conining population Of about
900 OGO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-24

GEN C4ss ON UNCLE TONS CAslS.-Gen. Cass In q re
cent Speech speaking of such works as uncle TOMS "a
hin savs. have seen more ~rechedness 10 OF the
proud capitals Of Europe than ever saw in our favored
land among bond. As starvation, nobody can sarve
shut, and think that publications. originating In OILS
tempered imasnaon something worse giving me mos
exaggerated description of slavery. and mus eAcne ~
both al home abroad should De dscounle
nanced by every true American
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-24
RHODE ISLAND LIQUOR LAW-HEAFf DAM
ACES

PRovlpEScE, June 20.The case OF WilliOm n Greene
against the officer who seized his liquor under the "a" ~hch
HE court declared Unconstitutional was decided To-
ay in the Circuit Court sitting at Newport, the verdict oe-
ins for the plantiIT-damages $40.
Daniel r. Capp has recovered verdict against the city
for 81 37g so in the Circuit Court Newport Mr.. Clapp
fell in the streets in very slippery time last winter ana
broke his leg He claimed damages on the ground tha he
civ was bound TO enforce the law providing for The removal
of snow and ice from the sidewalks.
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MIR wEBSTER,S MEMORY The New York F

MIR. wEBSTER'S MEMoRY.-Thc New York Express
saws delca compliment has been paid 10 the accomplish
ed Lady Of the deceased by some o his friends 10
ha civ Wishing 10 testify their respect for Mr. Wcbstes
memory and their regard Mrs Webster, who is Ne"
York Lady they subscribed the sum OF rrny Dre hoEsIRG
dollars as present They have rendered Their ioeal ote
inc in the form OF an elegant residence handsomely furnish
ed or az an investment subject 10 her sole control ana io
her soI. brneft-( Boston Journal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-24

THE MANASSAS COPPER MlNE.-lt is stated thut
m. company owning this mine, situated in Virginia. nave
bought, in perpetuity the mineral right on over nine un
e acres OF ground, giving, the company nrc induced "
beey. an inexhaustblc quantity OF copper oi excellent
ouaty contiguous 10 Baltimore, New YORK nnd Boston
markets Their inc is alleged compares not only aVot
aby in location with the best mines at home but IN me
quality Of the ore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-24

AN AMERICAN YACHT ABRoAD,a1Asn An 4 Ams'inn s ps,
yacht one svs Of los 0ns Svtss' %sst Cneser sailed
ms of New Rochelle, Saturday ;s' Sf
pnd l under The Of Capt nh race ," e cosr
Sc d conrcndns for the prize q, Inc Tns svie was bull
S HqsIGss i1 sose Steers the builder of the American
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-24
SOUTH CAROLINA AND FREE NEGROES.

SOUTH CAROLINA AND FREE NEGRotS
The Charleston Courier with qualification from
an entirely reliable source thar the British Government has
nuanee of the suit I'll nsGisd I S he BfhSsfE
Charleston MIR Mathew, try the consti,utonalily and
validity of the South Carolina police law in relation TO free
coored seamen cooks and coming from sister or
foreign State into the ports Of South Carolina The
had reached the stage OF an appeal TO the Supreme Court oil
The United States from verdc. OF jury sustaining the
cons,i,s,ionaiy of law under the charge Of Judge Gill
christ 10 tha, effect The Courier learned time snce'
on Senatorial authority Mr. CHAMPION, the British
Minister Washington had n,ima,ed that MIR Mathew was
proceeding against the wishes, without the sanction Of
the British Government This is fully confirmed,
we learn (says Charleston Courie instructions
10 withdraw the sut FROM have been ransmte ted
through Mr.. Champion. We hail this pacific friendly and
consderate course the part of Great Britain
ry Of good and example, it ought not 10 be lost on
he people of our Northern and Western sister States II
Great Britain in all her majesty and power and in all her
antislayey feeling yields to the necessity Of our police law
surely our sister States should be behind her. either
in Justice or in comfy. On the other hand,
(say, the Courier this wise and friendly step OF the
British Government should ourselves and induce
US modify the existing law 10 render less oer
siye 10 foreigner and 10 substitute kind of curo
some system for the unwise and impotc one
Coored cooks stewards and now locked up in
JAIL as soon as they arrive in city, until the vessels in
which they came ready for sea,and in the meantime
malconent with supposed ieamen,, they allowed to
hold intercourse With slaves left in jail for sae COM
m,ted there for crime The impocy of the law Is patent
on It's face needs argument show t. Let then
YIELD 10 our turn and we'll for good as in cour-
,esy TO other States and Nations substitute curfew
some other system the present plan Of personal ncarce
ration without crime Let 1t be made law, either that af.
ter the ringing of the curfe, G of first night BELLY
al any other time no free coored cook steward
shall be on siore without permit specifying Its object
from either the first of his vessel or from the
Navor or any Alderman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-24

STAFFORD AND KING GEORGE
The official returns Counties show that Col
VIM H. Browne, Dem has been reelected 70 inc house oi
Delegates by M orly of 325 Stafford and l0l In King
George,
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N-IKGINIA. IN CIiANCERf.-Ai Circuit Court cotn1.
II and held or Cumberland county the 9th day OF March, Ss
Nary Daniel, ~.

o.nl PAGE administrator OF John Daniel deceased, Lucy
~ sna e President and Masters or Professors William and
Y,: Cece and William Daniel William Daniel de-
ceased. sod William Leltei De "
Aaa Page euaran Lucy and Anna Daniel 'nan. chl'
ltl Jcnn pauie. deed. F"'S
N Anna Daniel and Anna children Of John Daniel
;t.l;eorse " Daniel and William Lei'ch pe'''
o John Daniel, decd ~h" Will contribute ns,r due
proportion OF Tie costs OF tins su' ~
Ararba Page John Daniel decl Mary AM; Ann
na.'et 'et Wy ~, .ny tyT,,,r si,ch Dsrts.
y o. . + t. "t5 i.sa fGa afsss; ssas5 Az
am duroc time has been IN The possession OF he
in the namely Powers for &C. against Daniels
one the the Court do take account OF the
due by the nesas John Danie TO he pan anu v 10 all
& s,tng heirs debts evidenced by wiring not BY
SAID debts were and and make
~ reo Court And order that The said Coim'ssionsr
TX some day on or before which creditors Of The said
are o o"r
city Of and BY posting .n n S5s 5are M
@ & The debts due TO the sand
'4 oar n 5 5hs uhe s" order y AID
Aat nat me Of John Daniel decd do render an
m a. this Court, which said account said commis
u settle aud report this Court and the
,Ees Tdcr that the Commissioner 90 ascertain
gt ION MI sS aid the said administrator we're debts due
bos the. heirs which were evidenced oy N "a m oIs
y. 9a each Of the said debts were contracted
@ also sos that o S bs sas Wsoe e. 81 snS h
hs Wss rs dss Of Wss Il .ns Rrer sn
. ns: value Of the whole tract and also separately the
* The si land b lying M ,aes Ess ar a9g e
" oan Daaie and he value thereof remaining mi in Ie
SAID hs1a " 90 is c0ur And the Court
aO Ot ,nf s second e 1e,
a ..1,. .ne,,lpG SoPs-AS''S'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-24

REMOVAL OF SIOUX INDIANS.-The 81 rau, uan ,
(ainnesoa) Democrat Of The Stn nst says uo'
Indians with The object of securing Their p
Minnesota river The Democrat says ths Is hs heen the
o which will be hailed with great Joy, aS hou " he aid
impression that they could not DC teho'So
. OF military force
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lis stated that several fields oil wheat 10 Cec county
Nd which guano had becn applied mas escaped e a'o
ges Of the tly.
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! B. B. WOODSON,
coMuISsIraSrR,s oEElcE.

CgUNTI
T nr.Dted The above stated suits are hereby no
INV oce the account ordered be taken above set
Inn first suit and have fixed on Wednesday The Ign o.
TAX. and The aecocnis, ordered IN the mira
@ 10 be continued from day dey until comFe.ea) SAM
directed taken by decree o Tue circuit Cour. o.
required attend the claims necessary 10 make our Saio
Gc0lI
Jun, NV. s. year III JNO R. WILSON. Commr.
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Cen. Garland Major NicuIs and Col Merr~eaher, ei'
ST. Louis the l2th inst for Fort LeaVeh"oth' en- fo7
tnrN Mexico.
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S-IRGlSIA-S cItANCERY.-Ata Circuit Court OF Loui'
"a held the Court IoLae thereof on

coun,'is "a, aud first aforesaid wilson comnr
1-IRGI,Il-Iy CIANCERY Y-A,a Circuit Court OF Loui.
Continued a.d held a. the Court House 'hefeo on
si.r { >bo, nuisrraor of William Sheton minor, and
ST, iecsasei Plaintiff:
Misses S;on Thomas Shelton George p Shelton Thomas
"a a and e sa" aoy s WUodson as
Of M sasio3 deceased Sarah NJ Woodson Mary L. Mooason
WeOn cde Of Ann woodson deceased, wife Of Jno
Ne "Sn Es S.a winston David snsSn Mary PUke nH and
tsas:t Defendants
@ the s.,a Sc sHS w. ss Mary
Ann his vile also d. lash,eT as I Of John ss
- Plaintiffs
ws. Sheon administrators OF William Shelton tmnor, 4.
isa administrators dc honis non with the viii annexed Of
JOE" sSttya, Sr., deceased. Defendants
this day 10 be heard together an among other
Thoa. q The commissioners Of this Court take the following
M arc. Of The executorship William Shcon Ben
anlH Dus., Executors of John Shelton, decd:
~ ~ Al aaceaua: oeween the executors AID each egaee
al as.anln Duke John shelton, IT, and his family
~ Anacoun showing The funds left by John Shelton 70
~ M John and his family showing how much hereoi ana IN VIVA
"a. 'dtue ;,-veGf
~ accounts hsoot- settled previous the institution Of these
s sos: suTe'afea iasc and in settling the said execu
With our hundred dollars and two and
sens as OF me siJanuay 1885, the said being one. hal
Al. n sns STh Inc ao John Sheon in the last codIc to h
a M - oe que 10 hi from his said john and Tor the
vii. 20 si! IoaG >hei:on 4, "
. ss arcO BE- charged rih the as OF the Isl
~! BECAUSE was their duty raise the same out 81 the
gwen y the XII 10 John Shelton. Jr and his family and
.ei ro"cFto the anl having done
ach % D. hed :ssIonabc for "nc halt OF said debt as il
paid on the Isl day Of January 1884, but In settling the
j. tie said and the iegatees, John Shelton
s ,' 'amliy he charged with the with interest
.".s 's .! January, 1891.
- 'or. DOH that time place said
p.ilshed for weeks slccesssely III some
HE ei'y Of Rchmnnd and that such publication shall
20 personal service thereof provided personal
D 10 Waiter {. Shelton, Massey Shelton. and Mary p.
ne SAID Commissioner directed 10 report his proceed.
win any matter deemed pertinent by him, or which
@.- as require: aud the respectively arc ordered II
u. oy any party having adverse Interest," 10 appear
h o commissioner, and submit be examined IN solemn
tr m HE matter Of said accounts and produce before
all The books and papers relating thereto, which
I.!eI ne or her control
i "'"Py-Irr;e DAVID NJ. HUNTER, CLERK.
81 COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
IA IT,. rs,, Louisa {. II. June G. 1853. !
Interested in the foregoing Decree hereby notified
aponted the 18th day Of July next Office at Lon.
TO take the several the
nch inie and place required
les books and their possession
~ Give 'sht Of SAID accounts
Cour my hand Commissioner in Chancery the said
~ 'sy and Year above written,
~ Va" In Chancery, Circuit Court, Louisa.
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THE JAMESTOWN.

This now and magnificent steamship, takes hel
place in the line Of the New York and Virginia steamship
company in The course Of few days. II will be obser
we'd by the advertisement of the agents of the company
Messs Ludlam & Watson that che is to leave New ork
for this port Saturday next at o'clock, P M and that
she will leave this place her return on next Tuesday al
ernoon al the same hour This fine steamship and the ia
vorte steamship Roanoke constitute the ine and they
will afford travellers and shippcs Two opportunities week.
between the Two cities, stopping at Norfolk each way ana
attordng passengers ample timo 10 visit that place.
Those who desire to consult their comfort and enjoy The
bracing air OF the ocean, The most delightful part oil our
coast do their hearts content at small COST
The price of passage including meals and state room &C
comnodatons being only dollars These shps are bu't
IN The strongest manner aud being they of course en-
oface IN their construction all Of the modern improvements
ahu all the requisites called for under the recent act of Con-
gress.
4he'1 commanders, Captains Lewis Parrish and Edward
CaVehoy are Seleans In their profession and
sha hey WI" DO oil in their power render the passengers
comfortable
our cizehs vi" nave an opportunity Of seeing the James
town. next Tuesday morning. We hear Thai she will be
formally ristned at jamestown on her way up the river
and that least of the estates on the river will have
a merry -mokiug in honor of her arrival
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-24

Secretary Dobbn has returned from the South. During
s late visit North ona public dinner rendered
him BY the citizens OF Wilmington but he declined it,
count OF pressing engagements al Washington
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tn. -. settle and distribute me estate o. 1Tnh
,rtIlrr of Inc unatminis!ered estate - - . ,,,,,, :,
Teste: w W. H. COGbll-l u