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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-16
n. r.. RELIEF
X. X. RELIEF

The very moflen, Il IL alpiied, il stops pain. ar
'ests disease AMI removes is cause
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-16
FELT BoyyETs,

4 AIDES and Misses Fell Bonneis To-
T. saleby j. w. BOYD.
November III, 1852
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r. II. r.
No. =.

= No. 2.
HADvvAy's RENov,Tivos II sc~o,.yENr.
For he qpick cure Of ali (hroaie and seruti.lous
disease. 'sPo'ce3M. seorchipg and pleas
ant. u rle"',s.s and pHifes he blond from aH
Scroi"fous hu.aors, Il resolves mcagj rora
lie bolses md muscles M disease,i dspos
Res; 4 8ectriic, ne ;Auias and soi.
IDS 'r,ti Heath aud SlreRah
IL IS tcaFfmttd 10 cure
SeFotula, White Swelling,
iinanofs, SyrE,lis.
Cancers, Epilepsy,
/. Tnmors, Jaun ice.
Rickpls. Ulcers.
Sail Rhenm. Fever Sores.
Bronchni'a 'riimorS fiackiuc Dry Cpuah.
In either the above named ps ases WE 6uAgAN ,EF
TINT ne pegt will experience It's powerful, soothing
INA FEW HOURS
PuTErD rLrcrr.
man aged 40 who in his youth was iniiscrcei
ami contracted = loaihsomr disease which Threat
eiie't ms lie lie WIS victim OF i'll treatment
he WIS sllivated with Mercury aud foi. Years his
his hohy has been covered with foul and cort,,pt
hnmoqs lie commenced the use Of Radway's
Renovailng Resolycnt lie hal used hut one bot
lie when all the mercnrial deposits were driven
out Of his system. lie is now well
Pscc q ialwsys Regulators 2s cents per Raa contain
n X 4 Office 1c2 Fulton ST., Ny
for sale in Alartlusburg by VIM "a iIesletIne,
!! W,song Chlrlestowe, Joseph arrs. Si,sebeyls,a,s
WIZ y fernsyi lsrees's Ferry, A. ~. Csider
February 2, 1853
se0~sold by Druggists every where
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-16
NOTICE.
TOEAcCo AND CIGARS.

IA nOn RE.4L MARIANA Cigars ! c
IO.OOV Boxes Superior Chewing TO
bacco. various brands; Keg Carrots I'd
quality Scotch SnuIf, for sale by
Nov. II. 1852 RIDDLE s. BRO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-16
III. N"H 'f''ssiIt',
IN 4 FEW HOURS
INTERNAL PAINS

few drops Of RAdways Ec.sdy Relief taken
internally, viii stop the iaus distressing pains ot
Diinh@t cholera Morans, issen,ary, and IN
stanIy s0o.he arrest and .aliy HE .nost yiolcnt
Cramps SlasnIs AMI Commissions
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-16
In CHANCERY
u OFT L

Commissioners Office. Mariinsburg,
February 3D., 1858.
ME parties 10 the above suit vii take no
Il ics li,at islai attend al nv Office, in
Mar,insburz. on Wednesday The 2nd- day Of
March next, l9f The purpose oi asctnalning
the debis provided for 10 ite deeds or trust ex-
ecuied BY Thomas III Wandl,ns aud the pro
perry " every description conveyed by them
and The disposition which has been made Of
SAID properly orany part thereof. What per-
sogai properly was conveyed by The bill Of
sale from said 4. H. WandIiag 10 Mar, Wan
ding, aud whether the satIe or any paris there
Of was embraced ia The deeds OF lrasg aiure.
saIi, the character OF the considerations sci
i,r,l ~ iIie bill OF sale, il line same was bona
tide. Or moi. whaI money Is IN The hands u
III nry J. S+lberi. Administrator OF Jonathan
w ,nd ing. deed ~ any. Is payable to T.. H..
VI asdimg v Ia, p,lrliouoI HE real estate o.
Iol'n p Wandl,ng, dee'd.. s coming 10 SAID
4. ID Waudag. and whether ~. rents ami
profits thereof will satisfy The judgements up
on which, the sale Is brought. within five years.
aud further. whether ihte are any Judgments
binding SAID INTERESTS PRIOR 10 that Of ili.. plain
lItfs. AZ which time and place The parties are
hereby no flied 10 attend and produce before
me all such evidence as may be required 10
enable me 10 Stale and report 10 The court the
uiilereni matters therein referred TO.
S. GAitAIsD, Com.
Feb 2. 1855 ST
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-16
EYES. EYES,. EYEs!!!

Y HAVE on hand and for sac- gross Of Glass
I Eyes of the very best quality. persons who
may want their Spcciaclcs flied with new glasses
can finl ihem ,u ca to all ages hy eating At
HAGRiSoN'S Drug Stare. Ice %. 1852
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-16
WATCHES.

WE have just received and intend constantly
w keeping general assortment OF Gold ant
Silver Watches ofthe best make and which we vii
warrant good time pieces
New TO- 1852 RIDDLE & BRO
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-16
a NEW s1PPLX az FREsM AND
CHEAP GROCERIES.

SkfELs' taELOCLsSEkss.
4 WOULD beg leave TO cail the attention OF
my customers AMI ibe public generally Ia
my new sock OF GROCERIES. consisting in
pari u verp superior Brown. Loaf Lump ana
Crushed. Sugars; first quality Rio Coffee,
cbtap; ira~ d all spr's and qualities New
Orleans. Cuba. Ancuvada Molasse<. n. York
syrup. very line, and Golden do; Rice. Mus.
;afi. Cheese. Cinnamon. Isyirar, 81 Coffee.
starch, -. tine and ground Alum; Soda.
Water aid sugar GIaeksr Iafgsr,l, perper
SSall, &c.. A Spire and Spices Of every sori aii
kiFd CASTLE lsssiu. aaa Fanny Soaps Pow
der. sShei and Lead Candle week aud Ethe-
rial OH.
Fancy Articles.
Fancy Tuck. SiIe and Pocket Combs; also
Gtrman Sllsrr Ling COMBS Bloonler coinlIs,
new articie; SpIeudld poumonies. Fancy
Wallets. Pprks, Books Sc. Hooks aud Eyes.
Pms aud Needles. Fi,h Hooks. Finger Rings.
Watch KEYS. Lead and SLATE Pencils, and
ihnu>aud things usetai aud nfnamenial. Pts
ipls. double aud sItgie barreiiri a!~o 6ne
o III splendid silver Watches, sich rs Hunt,
man. Lever sud detached Leses Matches.
Candies, Fruits and Newark Cider,
a arsp 10 Of assorted Candies. SHIELDED All.
monds. soi ~helled de-. Ffpnra. Enulish aud
Amrrisan Nalnnls. Cocoa Mus. R9isins AM
l-'mods an'l Newark Cider. yssy fine.
Tobacco and &cgars.
Thew ng ioharco. very fiae. from 20 10 50
e's PR lb.i Sesars d all SORTS; Snulrs OF dit
f-reui kinds
Clocks, CfGclxS.
Eight Day. "a hour. and A larm Clock OF I'VE
y pattern, quality and prize, Gone and see
and you VIII be sure 10 br, ---all warranted
and cheap. GEORGE Fuss
December %. 1852.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-16
Group.
K r. Ii. ITO. 3.
RAILWAYS REGULATORS.

4 mid. PHEASANT, and e9eetna pargatire
superior foaH plzls y. poedefS for
for regRtatmg the
BOWELS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-16
PUBLIC SALE.

fsyHE undersigned will offer at public sale
4 nItp highest builder. al his residence, on
he land ul f.. showers. nj Martnsburg. on
Thursday HE 2lih of this month. february }
all hL, nurses, cattle, hogs, aud farming i'm
PIGMENTS
CONSISTING As FOLLOWS:
Six head nf work horses ani 2 Calls 4 head
of Cattle. 2 Brood Sows and 20 srad olshnals;
slrong IPa.nn. and light four horse Wa.
gon; pals wool. ladders Buggy aud
harness; = Bir>hear Pioughs Double and
s'lnee shovel Plough; ! harrow. Cutting
Box. Wagon Gears Tor i've horses with Saddle
nearly new; 5 Sets OF Plough Gears; and
many other articles MOI necessary 10 enumer-
ale
will also offer about 10 acres OF Wheat in
The ground. the purchaser 10 remove no Straw
of The groun |. one huff The Wheat 10 be de
ii9ered in the Mill. Tor the use of + Showers.
Terms A cre,lii of six months W Ill be- Civ.
On on sums over s.. the purchaser giving bond
and security, S.. and under cash
DANIEL SUTTON.
Feb S. 1881.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-16
BLANKS.

(tONST AHLES' anil other Blanks on hand or
I prepared al the ss~Ttcs: notice at this Office.
JOB PRINTING,
or every description neatly executed at this office.
June q 1852
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-16

FIng-pGoer rAixT.-1hs i rather a singular
tern 10 Paint, one OF The most enDibnstible
materials known iini there Is sacb an article as
Fire-proof Paint IL is made out OLA kind OF chalk
tr stone, which is found il uhic. and prepared lg
MIR Blake We have made use Of il ourselves aul
en- give our testimony ia ,s favor Ii is similar
in appearance 10 brown eeIscu'. andwhen pat up
on The ros. OF a huilding Rus IN auong the shin
giles aud fills mp the ereyiees and becomes us hard
as n rock II une can nagine large block OF
granite Or sandstone completely dissolved. 80 rs to
become liquid like melfed lead, and when pour
el over the roof ola bnlding turning haek aeaiu
10 It's proper element &c caiAiorm pretty correct
idea ct Bake's Fire p.of PAIN Merchants Dpg
lock-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-16
TO KEEP THE E0WELS REGULAR
RADWAv's III GUraToUs

Act upon the stomach. Bowels Liver Kidneys
3lad,ler, urethra and skin They regulate every
organ in he body. No sickness at stomach no
gripping no weakness OF danger OF taking cold is
eNpcriei!ccd after ide use OF the Regulators
Their ACTION npon tbs bowels is pleasant They
create goal appetite. and insure an easy dires
lion they cure Dyspepsia Cestiyeness. Liver COM
plant. Indigestion Bilious Fsvei's Fevers OF an
kinds, Diseases ofthc Urinary Origins Price Is
cents per box
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-16
II. Es. L..

E&t Mb8 W8&
Radway's Ready Relief.
Hadvay's Eseuowasin1 KseS0sycns.
Etad ways Ready Ese-usators.
The use Of which viii 10 Nj cases
INSTANTLY STOP TAIN. QUICKLY
CURE DISEASE. AMI ALWAYS
PREVENT SICKNESS.
No Paia ar Sirkness. or Di ease or CisLeaifis
Mailer tell Iie,aaiis IL or feet de Sys
TEN traise Il Is under ihs iiJia
1ace u
X. II. n. REMEDIES.
Roadway Ready Relief, internally and externally
LET RM1T. pAIws
The moment il IS applied externaly IL stops
All Pam.
Ia GUESS
Rheumatism, Neuralgia
Lumbago Tic Doiofeux
Gout. Slarsins ana Strains.
Paralysis lastarsel Liluhs
Sick Headache. Paissal Swesiings.
sramps and Spas,l1s,
IN 4 FEW n5uRs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-16
MARLEM FLOWER ROOTS.

ID iDDLE & BRO, have the pleasure Of an
HI nonncing 10 The Ladies aud lovers of flowers
generally that they have just received Que ease OF
iiaaIlcm flower roots, consisting OF the most ey-
qNisie sorts OF doable and single llyaciuths. Tu-
lips Narcisses Iris and Crocns, sc. &c, import
cd IRON the florists Van Der shoots & Sous in
Holland bought at auction and will be cold unu
snally low.
Nov 10 1872
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-16
oTricr aT aAsTrH CT acap, 2 so 7 r., |

y T. 7
Mn, A. y. ilART, Sir--After using "}iakes Pat
ent Ohio Fire proofPantH for the lasl year, have
concluded to give yoa an additional order for 30
ahls ! feel pleasure IN saying hat consider
i the best material for covering Wood, Brick or
Iron now Ia use. You win send. soy 30 bills OF
Chocolate and 10 bbls. Of Slate color twenty bills
:" he delivered during the present meath, and THO
balance in March.
Respectfully your Obit Servant,
W. BOLIVIAN NysSf If RoaS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-16
NEW CONCERN
"a ttsc Ncssts sEownsnfn Depos,

NEW CONCERN
ID tfsc Ncssts Mountain Depot,
r~ris@s~y coansy. Sfrglasa,
THE undersigned having formed q co-psrtnoi
ship ia he mercantile business take shis
method Of informing tseig friends md the public
that they have just received large and genera.
assortment Of
DRY GOODS.
ccnsissirg in part for Ladies' Wear Of silks plain
and figured; Berages, Berase D'Lains, Lawns,
Gingbsms, calicaes, Of every description, Dress
Trimmings, ShawIs, Bonneis and Bonnet Trim
rniBgs. &c &c. For Gentlemen's Wear, Cloths OF
every variety ofcoler. quality and price. bones
tics Of all kinds
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS AND CAPS.
with general assortment Of RocsRIrs, fresh and
cheap, Queensware of The latest style, together
with every article usually kept in country store,
All Of which viii be disposed Of upon the lowest
and most accommodating terms. Those in want
Of good and cheap goods are respectfully invited
10 give US call before purchasing elsewhere
A W pLEfkFR.
JN0. T. BRuFFY
Under the style Of pLfcRtR & BnusFY
august 4. 1852
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-16

VIRGINIA
In the Circuit Couri Of Berkeley County
Nathaniel +. Racko.k. and Chas Tyeh.
partners nnder the 81, Vie oi n Il. Blackjack &
Co. John Duer. and Charles Sidney Norris
partners under he STYLE anl irn OF Duer x
Norris, and Marriott, FIisby s Cu.-plaintlis
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-16
FRS, FIRST!

A FEW ol those beautiful fine lynx Mnils
n aud VcorIn> eli. aud will be sold low.
{ all soon or YOU looSp bargains
Noveu.her "a j. W, GltANTilAM.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-16
OYSTERS. oYsTEEs.! oYsTERs!!.
10 sI,c voters OF Ecrkcicy County,

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens
o. llartinsbarg. and the County, that be as opened
shop Queen sILeet Martinbuig under the shop An
drew Bowman, door west o. lt.ddle BIOS. store.
where he is lrel AIRED do all kinds ~ SIGN OHNAbiEN
TAI, AND HOUSE PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, &c,
&c.
Tie asks share Of the public patronage bsng confident
that his work and terms will compare soraby with those
Of any oilrr workman IN the t"Iniy.
january 10, ls,3. JAMES II. BOYER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-16
EisEse's vatcnt IRE I,rocf Paint.

W. Il have just received dircc; from The Eaten.
w lee six blis orihc above celebrated paint.
Pee, Is, lsJ.. RIDDLE 4 BRO
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-16
GER 3MIc cosrTvzNzss.


\ popular gentleman in this City. well known
TO Druggists Throughout the United States. had
no. enjoyed the luxury Of natural discharge from
the Bowc's for went -iye years without the aid
OF drastic purgatiyes. which hid almost borne him
down TO the grave, until he commenced the use ..
Radway Regulators. lie first took four per day
for a werk. and thcn every day until tho whole
organization became regulSch He has now his
regular evacHat'onS, AMI has no. taken a particle
ofmedieine Tor six months
II II. l.eliefanl regulators carcl 4 gentleman
o. Liver Complaint who hai suffered greatly lol
y number OF nFonias, by one application Of Relief
per day for u week. and few doses Of regulators
II. H. EELxz T ADM AZ GgLAaGus
VIII always cure Chills. Fevers. Fever and aeue
and all kinds OF Fevers
TO KEEP THE BOWERS REGULAR
lind The System Frcejrom Mor5id HumorS.
r. r.. r.
No. 3.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-03
THE HIPPODROME.

A dress rehearsal was given at Franconi's Hip.
podrome Friday evening. to which all the edi-
tors Of the New York press were invited. The
performances are spoken of as magnificent and
brilliant and quite different in style and char,
acter from those of the ordinary circus
The He raid thus describes the interior of the
Hippodrome, which is located in the vicinity of
the Crystal Palace:
The Hippodrome is capable of containing at
least six thousand persons comfortably seated,
and there is room for three thousand more in the
passages. The interior, which is of an oval
shape, is three hundred feet long, by two hun
dred wide, and the course is about one sixth of
mile round. The middle of this vast area ia laid
out in beautiful raterres-the verdure of which
presents an admirable and striking contrast to
the dull brown of the course. These paterres
are ornamented with Illuminated fountains and
handsome flower vases. The stadium. which
contains these attractions is separated from the
course by slight fence, and is entered by four
gates. The itself is about forty feet wide,
and is covered over with loose earth. The whole
inferior is most imposing in appearance, and
when illuminated by its one thousand gas lights
the spectacle it presents is brilliant hey ond de-
scription. The roof is formed by an immense
canvass covering 10000 feet square, and support
60 oy hVe pores nasts, cacn OF Whlch IS eighty
feet in height. The seats are constructed with
great strength, so to prevent the remotest pos
sbity of an accident, and are arranged in such
an admirable manner as to give every spectator
an opportunity of seeing the performances.
The company consist OF one hundred and for
ty performers, of whom about thirty women.
Besides the horses, of which there are about
eighty, there are ten osriches, four deer, five
camels, two elephants, and large number of
monkeys, whose performance excite considera-
BILE merriment.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-03

The CRYSTAL PALAcE-This great enterprise
is being pushed forward with unfagging energy
and there is no doubt will be completed by the Let
of June. -Four hundred mon are constantly en-
ployed on the structure under the direction of
MIR. ]. E. Detmold, experimenting engineer
The New York Journal of Commerce says
With the exception of the dome the iron work
OF this portion is now very near completion, and
the Crystal Palace begins to develop 10 its state
ly proportions, the design originally conceived
by is protector. The interior presents labyrinth
of pillars, rods, ropes, with men thckly scattered
nd making the air resound with the clatter,
clang aud creaking of their implements. Curious
visitors are excluded by wooden inclosure, with
gate keepers, but the vicinity is daily visited by
increasing numbers. The summit of the Res
ervoir is the fayorite look out place. On Thurs
day last, it is estimated that not less than 5000
persons visited the Reservoir to avail themselves
ofthe prospect there afforded. A large number
otstrangers are already attracted to the city by
the presence of the Palace.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-03

VIRGINIA STATE TEMPERANCE AnDn The
State Temperance Convention of Virginia held
in Staunton last August appointed committee
to prepare IN address to the people of Virginia,
whereby the necessity ofadopting and support
ing the temperance movement should be brought
into more general notice. As the result of this
action the committee have put foth pamphlet
of twenty four pages, the authorship of which is
attributed to Philip Williams, Esq, of Winches-
tel. He states that the cashier of the Valley
Bank Informs the committee that he was so much
surprised at the large amount of drafts drawn by
the proprietors of large distery in Maryland
upon the merchants in Winchester, for whiskey
sold to them that he was iaduced to add up tho
amount, and he found that in one year they ex-
ceeded sixteen thousand dollars.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-03

knew that the rockets had been offered Tor sale to
the government.
Mr.. Bright asked the noble lord whether vi.
Kossuth was in any way more compromised than
any member of the Orleans party by this trans-
actioul
Lord Palmerston said he cast no imputatiou
upon Nj. Kossuth it would be subject for fu-
ture inquiry 10 whom the arms belonged.
Lord ID. Stuart ciiarged the government with
having laid an allegation, and declined to substan>
tiete it. NJ. kossutll denies all knowledge of the
transaction.
Mr. Aglionby complained that the charge had
been brought forward by the Times as if it had
been satisfactorily proved, whereas it appeared,
from the statement of the noble lord, that such
was not the case
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-03

BRANDRETHS PILLS !-Thi smedecne is acknow-
lodged to be OF the mostvauabe discovered
purihr of the blood an fluids 1t is superior Sarsap
para whether suboriic or lucrative. and stands
infinitely before all the preparations and combinations of
Mercury Its purgative properties alone of incacu
Liable value for these pills may be taken daily for any
they add strength by taking away the weakness
They have OF the misraebe effects of that deadly
specific. Mercury. The teeth not nured-the bones
and limbs paralyzed-no; but instead of these
distressing symptoms life and consequent animation
is evident in every movement of the body
These Pills, for colds coughs, tghtness Of the che
rheumatism in the head or limbs, win be found superior
any thing imagined of the powers of medecine and in
bilious affections dyspepsia, and in all diseases peculiar
to women they should be resorted to at once These
Brandreth Pills will be found deserving ofal praise
Dr. Brandreths Principal Office 24l Broadway New
York; other offices in New York
NJ BRANCH Richmond, Va.
No. east Main street, opposite Old Market
Country Merchants and Planters be supplied at Al
York prices ap2a-2w
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-03
FROM MEXICO.

letter in the Missouri Republican. dated at
Santa Fe on the 30th March, states that Cover
nor Lane had been absent for month ON visit
to the southern part of the Territory. One of
his party who had just returned brought infor.
nation that the Governor issued his proclamation
on the 18th of March asserting jurisdiction over
the Messia Valley, including the village of
Mesco. This movement produced great excite
ment among the Mexicans, and steps were i'm
mediately taken by them to prevent the exercise
of authority by Governor Lane. Troops were
sent up from FL Paso and by arning the citizens
they were able to raise force of three or four
hundred men, This warlike demonstration pre-
vented the Governor from even crossing the
river; aud. as ne could get aid from our mills
tary, he left, having done no more than issue his
proclamation. 1t is added that the presence of
twenty five soldiers would have enabled Governor
Lane to take possession of the territory but 1t
was questioned by the resident Americans whs-
Their this force ought to have been granted him.
sY- The Grand Division of the Sons of Temperance
Of Virginia assembled in Alexandria last week and
Saturday last paid visit to Mount Vernon. The Ga
says they returned highly delighted with their trip
to the last resting place of the "Fsther of his Country
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-03

CRUEL TREArMENr--A negro boy, supposed to be 8
or years OF age was carried to the cage Saturday night
by hupane citizen, and placed in custody of Captain
Wilkinson The citizen stated that he had the boy
to the cage, because it appeared he had home if he
had one' did not knowwhere it Capt. w. examined
the boy-discovered that he had been most mercessy
whipped, and determined to detain him until Mayer
Mayo visited the cage His Honour visited the cage
Sunday morning. usual, when Capt W. called his at,
tention to the boys condition. After examining him
and learning that he was slave in the employment of
George Fendly who had hired him for the year
from his owner p. L. Woodson, he directed the officers
of police FendIy before him Monday morning.
and at the time to produce the boy The parties
accordingly appeared at the City Hall rday morning
when the Mayor ordered the officers strip the boy for
the purpose Of showing the Treatment he had received
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-03

HUNTER OF KENTUcKY-The correspon-
dent of the Evansville Journal writes as follows
about Kentucky hunter:
swat Eckman-it would do you good to see
him-has followed hunting for livelihood since
the year 1881. Since that period he says he has
killed 38 bears, 984 wolves, 3s47 coons, 9e9
foxes, 961 wild geese, 204O pheasants, A ground
hogs. 80 wild cats, IA poecats, 20e minks j;
besides squirrel, quail and other small game be
yond his power to calculate. The sum he has
realised from his game, skins, &c, falls but little
short Of twelve thousand dollars"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-03
ANOTHER DREADFUL STEAMBOAT DI.
SASTER!
Steamer Ocean Ware Burnt!
LOSS OF THIRTY-ODD LIVES!

The steamer Ocean Wave was destroyed by
fire, at 2 o'clock Saturday morning SO miles
above Kingston, on Lake Ontario, while on her
passage to Ogdensburg Out of so passe ngers
aud the crew, only p were saved including
Capt. Wright, the mate and purser. When the
fife was discovered, the boat was one and half
miles from the shore. Her upperdec was con-
sumed in Is minutes and her hull drifted off to
were picked up by vessels passing at the time
The boat owned by the Northern Railroad
Company, at Ogdensburg, and was fully iu-
sured,